with that, we're going to begin with the natalia lauricella. welcome. thank you. thank you so much for the kind introduction, dr. wakin and thank you to burt sameera hana and their colleagues at the hoover for organizing this event. i'm going to share my screen with my slides from their emergence in the early modern period printed materials have circulated political, social and cultural messages. i'm showing you here a 16th century woodcut by albrecht dÜrer, an 18th century engraving by william hogarth, and a 19th century etching by francisco goya. the one drawback of these print media, however, is that they were typically labor intensive and did not yield a large number of impressions, printed images circulate in books and as broadsides and pamphlets and as are prints, but large format mass reproduced and colorful that we have come to know did not exist as such until the 19th century. this change began with the emergence lithography invented by a centerfielder in germany around 1796. lithography is a planet graphic process, meaning that the image is printed from

including biologist natalia costa from colombia.nd chris johnson, who leads whale and dolphin conservation at the world wildlife fund. >> we have a special computer on the base of this which allows us to take measurements of the width, length, and a health check on the whale. >> he spent over five years chases sperm whales around the world with rog jer and katie and frank, captured the first whale song released into the public and blew humanity's minds. >> it had a massive influence, you know. when we discovered that there was a creature in our oceans that their vocalizations were like songs to us, that broadened everyone's imagination. it really helped formed the save the whales movement, which led to the moratorium on the commercial whaling in the mid '80s. >> without those recordings, these whales might tnot be here to study. and we are surrounded. perfect time to see who is healthy, who is hungry, and who is pregnant with tools that include medieval weaponry. ♪ ♪ >> for four days, this international team of whale scientists will

natalia, yana, are you ready to name your lucky numbers?dy, let's talk about the number 23, 23, yes, there is, the number 7, 7, wonderful, 85, 85, and why exactly these numbers, natalya, well, in the twenty-third year, because we were lucky and we received this winning, and also this winning was drawn on february 23, and in general the twenty-third year was very happy for me, i bought an apartment that i had long dreamed of, well , something else happened in my personal life, i wish you good luck, thank you, so, the lucky numbers are determined, they are 237 and 85, and we move on to circle 3: the golden horseshoe! we are starting a draw for the 440th edition of the lutrey golden horseshoe. the prize fund for today's draw is 29,742,850 rubles. super prize. rub 16,874,233 if today in the 440th edition of the golden horseshoe no one will win the super prize. we will distribute the entire amount among the winners of the draw. all winnings will be greater. may the golden horseshoe bring you good luck. the first round prize is 150,000 rubles. in

. natalia, welcome 12 to 0. there is no question in your mind who was responsible for what happened to election development. a sure ha, real, don't doubt that the potential is a man's loved him important personally. due to uh, alex, in nevada and i was the main that i should, that position leader for many years. he was the personal enemy number one of the let him in, fulton, he's the section it was, it was such a striking difference between the put in who is in power for over 25 years. and who is the video data tourism now obsessed with the imaginary, irrational of the foster and relics in the run. and it was a kid, his magic leader who is a visionary, who develops a concept, a very lights and bright concepts for us about a beautiful, rational, the future rational, which is normal and civilized. and so many people believed in that them. so many people are striving for that. okay, and now, and now his is with a usually a has can valve to continue his fight to try and make that happen. how, how is, how has his dea

her mother and natalia was an internationally renowned human rights activist. she wants gathering evidence on human rights abuses in chechnya when she was shot dead. the human rights organization that natalia worked with claims and i'm due to a force behind this d as chechen as ruler and known for his brutality. candice was installed by pushing in the wake of the chechen war in order to bring the republic under full control. so this kind of deal between moscow friends i've had 0 interesting yeah. the establishment of these pop up regions in the occupied territories. that's clearly something that also tells us important things about the future of the subject by territories. this is what's that being official is talking about this russian map shows these you're printing territories as russian almost 20 percent of ukraine is illegally occupied by russia. what pushing the teeth with cadets in chechnya, he's now trying to do in russian occupied to crane with these kremlin front. the leaders the it was it was able to get to get done. yes, it was showing you some of i

in total, natalia nikolaevna will have six official husbands in her life.nd of injury, all the time there is a straight line of some bad luck, tragedies, a child, natasha’s grandson, died at six or 7 months, from a terrible disease, there was something wrong with his brain, in general , mitya had a bug injury. it’s an accident, today there is no one to answer these questions. the death of her beloved son knocked kustinskaya off her feet. she will no longer recover from this tragedy and will begin to drown her grief in a bottle. someone will remember fatieva’s curse and even persuade the broken actress to call her priest and sprinkle the room. peace to your home. hello, have you ever confessed? never, no, never, i always starred, think now, what would you like to do? the priest carried out the sacrament of the ritual every now and then, bumping into the drinking companions of the lonely artist in different corners, who felt at home visiting kustinskaya, he came in on business, he came in on business, asking him for a power of attorney there to receive my pen

mila, natalia and tatiana can catch up in their own language. missile strikes, power cuts and a constant state of fear, mila say she stayed in ukraine until very recently, until her life became unbearable. there are so many reasons to leave, and yet so many to stay. some feel they have little choice but to remain, like natalia's parents. we are not safe. there is no safe place in ukraine. you cannot get used to that. cannot get used to be scared all the time that maybe next alarm will make your house ruined, because of rocket fuel or bombing. so — but yeah, they are stressed. they are not happy. but they can't leave. theyjust cannot imagine themselves somewhere else. tatiana also still has family in kyiv, including her husband and their 21—year—old daughter, a family torn in half. she left for the sake of her youngest, nine—year—old katya. during lulls in the fighting, tatiana and katya have been home, precious moments. i was really excited to go to home and see everyone. yeah, i was really happy, to see my cats, everyone, family. and i can see

and there's something else troubling the sibling self. mox, natalia and, yes, mean. have another brother who left the high wire true a few weeks ago. if he doesn't inches, i'm leaving violence. a few, many things about this life would too much for himself who must be. and then as he got older, it became more and more difficult for him to do what he did. and on the whole, it didn't surprise me that much. at that moment it did, and i think, but when i thought about it off to it, i think it was the best decision he could have made inside. and that's why i'm not so sad about that. so it's, it's always to him. i think it's, well, it's very, very difficult for me and it's basically like a separation just looks like a piece breaks away and it is not easy for me. yeah, i know it's going to be hard. the whole year was is hudson, but that's just the way it is pulled up. i wish for my brothers happiness and and everything else must just come with time. lucy, typing in the course of their lives. siblings are sometimes more, sometimes less close. psychologists talk about a you cu

i left a rehearsal for the 1st performance of the year of it. natalia up the artist from go to belong to germany's most famous high wire, true alondra. i go the brothers andre, and pay to mount here. lead the troop. it's a family business on today's top. 10 from klein of the if you know each other well from a young age and have a common goal, then it's a huge advantage to know each other super well. just because if we lift anything together, we do it in cooperation. in physical cooperation, we have one body with 2 heads up of its like a from a close sibling relationship that's been passed down for 6 generations. the old account get down sibling bonds. for many, they are part of everyday life. as of 2022, there are almost 14000000 children living in germany. more than 3 quarters of them have at least one brother or sister. every 4th child grows up without a sibling. the proportion of only children is relatively constant. since 2015, it has fallen slightly to a current 23 percent. the a lifelong balancing act in sibling relationships, rivalry alternates with affection. but how do siblin

lavis, i think, come on, we have a video, which will tell how natalia lives, then we will immediatelyual, the beginning of each of my days, the cooks are already waiting, here are the ducks, ducks, hello, these are ducks or indo-ducks, now, indo-ducks, right? i need to open the chickens, they already want to rush outside to eat, oh, hi, hi, hi, this is something you can look at endlessly, endlessly, if i ’m already hooked on videos like this on the internet, that’s it, of course, it’s just soulful , mind you, yes, kostya, a model girl, looks secularly neat, beautiful, as if from high society, azhista look, yes usually , look how many, how many roosters, girls , who do you advise to meet today , who do you dream of as a son-in-law and brother -in-law, a kind, reliable person who can hold everything in his hands, that is, behind her keep an eye on it, that is, in any case, well, she’s still a little girl, yeah, she’s an adult woman with a past, though not the most. beautiful and pleasant, well , about the little girl, let’s keep an eye on her, well, i tell my daughter, 23 years old, i s

hello, natalia. hello. what happened to you?ommon son, a lion. that is, you were married, but got divorced. yes, we divorced during pregnancy, before the birth of the child, that is, at the very beginning of pregnancy. yes. but the child is registered with him. the child is registered on it then that 300 days had not passed since the divorce , so it was recorded, and how it happened, under what circumstances, how many children there were, he was very small, if we are now one and a half, but it turned out that on that day i was leaving for a part-time job to the city of chelyabinsk, my son was with my mother , and how old was my son ? that in addition to spending on a child, there are also loans, together taken during marriage, and this is simply unrealistic, at most it was 2 days when i was away, and then during bad weather, that is , i could not return, and during this time your mother was naturally with him all the time, yes, of course, mother mine helped me with the child in general from the very pregnancy and from birth, my

natalia, we congratulate you. good day, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. mrs.atalia, we will talk about mobilization first, but through the prism of education. we know that educators are asking for their exercises, it is about the education and science committee, so that postgraduate students have a postponement, so that scientific workers, actually those... workers who have a scientific degree, also students of higher and secondary theological educational institutions, have a postponement from passing military service, how realistic is it that these corrections actually apply to them will they listen, will they be introduced and will they become part of this draft law and then the law in the future? i'll be honest, this question is actually very painful, because it's true that graduate students, in particular contract workers , have increased a lot compared to 2023. the first is about 10,000, and accordingly, and among them there are partly people who wanted to get a postponement from mobilization in this way, and it is actually very important, when we submit

hello, natalia! hello!types of bread varieties, we have known them for many years, they are popular among belarusians, how often is the assortment updated when you realize that all this bread needs to be changed? well, the enterprise is united by the minsk sklebrom. minsk bakeries , whose main activity is aimed at the production of bakery and bakery products, bread is our main production, bread is in demand today, probably the most favorite among belarusians is custard bread, there are separate groups or types of bread that have been sold on the market for decades , and it's still they buy it , they love it, even though... we have one name here , narochansky bread, which has been produced since 1987, since 1987, and is still loved, asked in stores, it is in demand, and this is probably the calling card of our mitskhleprom. how often do new species appear? well, our technologists are constantly working on the development of new types, and every year the range of bakery products is updated by up to 30%, well.

hello, natalia. hello.ome types of bread for many years, they are popular among belarusians, that’s how often the assortment is updated when you realize that everything, this bread... well, the minsklebprom enterprise unites six minsk bakeries, whose main activity is aimed at the production of bakery and bakery products products, bread is our main production, bread is in demand today, probably the most favorite among belarusians is custard bread; there are separate groups or types of bread that have been sold on the market for decades. and they still buy it, love it, even buy it as a present, as a present, yes, when they go to visit other countries, of course. they still love it, they ask for it in stores, it is in demand, and this is probably the calling card of our mitskhleprom. how often do new species appear? well, our technologists are constantly working on developing new types, and every year up to 30% the range of bakery products is updated, well , mainly, of course, these are confectionery products;

i think, maybe these are some kind of preventive measures that specifically led to the area of ​​natalia’s is not known for certain; according to the work completion certificate, it was a collagen substitute for synovial liquids. after the procedures, the pain really subsided, although only for a couple of days. then the pensioner again went to the clinic with specific questions, but the previously polite schoolboys allegedly began to be rude and pointed to the door. the chief doctor refuses to treat you, and you are too scandalous a woman. its clients have already told our program about the morals of the medical workers of this clinic. and then they present a huge bill of hundreds of thousands of rubles. are you saying that you gave me seven injections in one day? yes. one of the dissatisfied clients, pharmacist, nina drantusova believes that she caught the cunning people in white coats cheating. she came to a private clinic following an advertisement and complained of pain in her hip. joint , as the woman says, she was given one injection, the work completion certificate indicated a whol

i think any woman, uh, would do anything, just so that something wouldn’t happen to the children, nataliaiza’s daughter jumped out of the window, the parents are sure, the reason for suicide is a broken psyche during training, and this is not the only case, it was ziora who was run over by a train, and there were exactly the same trainings, that is, she threw herself under a train , but she was with a child, the husband managed to pull the child out, but did not save his wife, and many former... course participants cannot, they say, get recognition from the victim, just like the students of coach inna tliashinova. now she will program you like this with her programs. she promised to upgrade her consciousness so that problems would go away and success would come. we paid for it which is not there. and we paid, excuse me, 250. she took the money, but nothing changed in the clients’ lives. while they are trying to get their hundreds of thousands of rubles back, journalists decided to conduct an investigation. but the desire of our colleagues to find out what happens at trainings for... custo

panelist: natalia? panelist: 12 festival first of all, i would urge everybody not to talk about alexei navalny in the past tense. we still don't know what happened. navalny's lawyers are enrolled to the prison colony. what the russian authorities did happened on friday. very possible that the lawyers will be allowed to enter the prison on the on monday, and russian authorities, whatever they did, will have a lot of time to hide any crimes they did. also, we shouldn't, if confirmed, we shouldn't say the kremlin -- the kremlin is pushing the narrative that navalny has died in prison, speaking about blood clots and things like that, which is very ridiculous. in that case, it would be clear that the kremlin regime and vladimir putin personally assassinated alexei navalny. i will never be able to talk, in any case, of him in the past tense. i can't do that. for me he is the most alive person. alexei navalny is the russian opposition leader who developed this vision of the beautiful russia of the future. he i

natalia ishchenko, journalist, project manager. balkan columnist. mrs. natalie, i congratulate you. thank you for being with us today. good evening. oleksiy mustafin, journalist, historian, publicist, media manager. mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you and thank you for joining the broadcast. so, therefore, the whole world and all world media are discussing today the murder of navalny in the russian colony, joe biden literally an hour ago, made a corresponding statement and said that... putin is responsible for the death of navalny and called for help to ukraine. let's hear what joe biden said. this tragedy reminds us of what is at stake. we need to continue funding ukraine so that ukraine can defend itself against terrible aggression putin, from his crimes. " history is following us, and it is unforgivable to stop providing aid to ukraine in this situation, time is running out, the clock is ticking, we all have to understand that we are dealing with putin." there were a lot of comments today by world leaders and leaders of the countries that gathered today in munich at the security conf

it's a labor of love by dance teacher natalia. and we've great do the same thing with ira montana which embrace as you like. ok. after a few hours in the groups, they feel much space up to date. the last name was to great and emotionally safe space to madison bridge. here it's all about switching off and having fun. the physical exertion relieves stress. most of the children are so called internally displaced persons. they had to leave their towns and villages as the russian army approached. like 14 year old elizabeth to cheese from the eastern village of kudos even when she arrived in har keeps her family sheltered in a metro station for 4 months. but she was really stead the 1st few days for sure, because there was these explosions. and it was so loud, although the bombings down to just as we were leaving the metro station, lots of stuff. so we stayed on the ground and didn't leave us in the, for the after rushes full scale invasion in 2022. the russian army captured large parts of eastern ukraine, like elizabeth to enter family

natalia, what is happening in the south of ukraine? remains difficult, although recently there has been a somewhat calming trend, a decrease in intensity, from artillery fire to activity. drone, in particular drones of the fpv type and other modifications, from which the enemy attacks the civilian population, dropping grenades and cluster munitions of a different caliber and type on people in the places of their concentration, the delivery of humanitarian aid, the usual everyday life in the de-occupied territories, the fact that the right bank continues... to be under enemy attacks, this is the main direction of danger, and that is exactly why the kherson oblast defense security council introduced such coordination of the work of volunteers so that they do not fall into such massive shelling and do not endanger people. this is not related to the limitation access at all, or not by supporting the local population, it... focuses on ensuring that aid is distributed correctly and that receiving it does not put people at risk. what is the g

thank you natalia, colleagues, we have to go for a short break, we will be back in literally two minutests, events that are happening right now and affect our lives. of course, the news feed reports on them. however, it is not enough to know what's going on. it is necessary to understand. antin borkovskii and invited experts soberly assess the events, analyze them, modeling our future. every saturday at 1:10 p.m. with a repeat on sunday at 10:10 a.m. zahid studio with anton borkovsky on espresso. friends, this is the verdict program. we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube and facebook platforms. if you watch we are live there, please like this video so that this video can be trended on youtube and facebook.also, during the program, we conduct poll. we ask you about this, whether you would like to see a professional military man at the head of ukraine. yes no. everything is quite simple on youtube, if you have your own opinion , please write in the comments under this video, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone and vote, if you think ukraine can be le

as time to rethink things success, natalia does this will cause us but, but it may be helpful coach when we will begin from inside the home. nothing if the children who grow up with parents who visits who don't seem to realize that kind of what can only thing related to this is not the exclusive domain of women. it's everyone's walk or just put some know what is the thought of it. those according to officials, like as the program has reached modem, 400000 people say fall several times to develop. i tied to the 45 capital over the next few years. the, for me, the greatest highlights has been, you know, being able to spend out as a woman, see you in a male dominated industry. and i'm happy to see i'm the chairperson of the commercial local college association of the . my name is angela. narrow. i'm a co founder and the ceo, real fish, my wife, a model. and i'm very fortunate to most women and use and the economic empowerment i grew up in naturally and went to school in natalie. and then i did my undergraduate in the u. k. came back to nairobi and then after some years when back the my m b,

when you put your hand here, the was as natalia and her husband alexi demonstrate fully. yes. when i need my partner, he put some of his weight on me. so i bet full responsibility, but he is now blind and i can see he has to 1180 degrees to seen where i'm needing him. that able to do those of us really what it's important for dancing as a group or as a couple and for life in general. it teaches you to trust, lead and sense each other's presence with your body. it is also about overcoming your fear is just the saw the concept seems to be working the source of uh, i feel good when i'm done saying that i like it to not. and then when i come done, it feels like something's missing. jordan, because i and so you know, there's a beta and the others continued to train at the child yet. and alexys dance cool. with music and movement. they can forget the war if only for a few hours. to at 1st glance, this might look like some kind of potato, but friends of everything or may know that it's a trussel. this particular one is worth hundreds of euros. andrea and mikaela, our brothers, and th

natalia gumenyuk, the head of the coordination press center of the defense forces of southern ukrainedue to the loss of several a50-u long-range radar detection aircraft, the russian occupiers will be forced to look for their replacements. let's see what. said ms. natalia on the air of our tv channel, they have increased unmanned reconnaissance activities, but this is not an absolute replacement, not a full-fledged alternative to the eyes that the a50th was for them, so they are trying now in our zone responsibility, for example, to launch more than 110 drones per day, we work on those that fall into our zone of damage. and over the past day we have lost a hall and two supercars, so they understand that this cannot be an absolute replacement for a50, obviously they are preparing the next one. mr. valery, the current war gives an impetus to the development of new technologies, including for aircraft, that is, both airplanes and drones and various modifications, as the lineup has changed now. of what the russian occupiers use, in our territory, how things have changed over the past two

cool tonight says natalia provider knows many members of the community personally. right now we're in the medical center. we also basic medical kind of here in the catalog so that the caregivers no longer have to travel long distances. and this is often their only access to the health care system. people who are always looking off to others often have little time for themselves as a result, illnesses are also not diagnosed to t o t. late capital employees also help when someone needs an appointment with a specialist. family is a full time job. many of these women jumped out of school early. i never learned to profession center offers them the chance to complete the studies to attend to computer cool. so of further education for example, classes in marine biology. as soon so a new dream come true for me, this organization has made it come true. i'm 60 years old and now i'm allowing myself the pleasure of studying. i've never hop before. do you getting on now? yeah, well, it's a, it's an opportunity i've never had before. i'm going to graduate and continue my studies.

natalia, there is no need to rush so much. lev alexandrovich, we will definitely find him.r, please show me your face. i would love to, but not now. i'm hiding here. excuse me, but from whom? from the girl natalia anenkova, the vrelin empress, pursues me through. horse guard officer grigory aleksandrovich potemkin, i have the honor, it seems to me that this is yours, thank you, do not take it for familiarity, but tell me, are you free tomorrow morning, grigory aleksandrovich, it seems free, then i earnestly ask you to do me a friendly favor, to be mine second, in a duel with one fool, this is a very unexpected proposal, believe me, this stupid and ugly attack, this pompous idiot is absolutely impossible to leave without satisfaction. well, i think i can provide you with this service. i'm really grateful to you. tomorrow at 9:00 at the old beam, do you know where it is? i know. you are a very sympathetic person, thank you, see you soon. your majesty, take the trouble to notify these gentlemen, in an hour and a half i’m expecting them at my place, ekaterina alekseevna, how co

natalia, if i am not mistaken, the british did not keep their losses secret.now about the losses incurred by the ukrainian army, we have some comparisons, for example, that the enemy loses five times more of its soldiers. i just think, if we use the british experience, whether ukrainians can withstand this british experience, this one british resilience, and ultimately, if we use the british experience, we see how a british person lives. how she managed herself, coped with the challenges, and now she even helps us, yes, is it possible for our people, because i remember, i would have formulated it differently, if you allow, just look, that's what president zelensky said in an interview yu, now fox, that ours lost one do5 with the russians, in principle , a more important issue than our losses, well, the most important thing in this war for... in order to evaluate how we fight no it doesn't mean we won't fight if the casualties are heavy but it can also be a testimony like how we fight like we still don't know if it was a good decision to hold on to bahmut but w

thank you natalia. our correspondent natalya sterepravo spoke about the consequences of the morning rocket attack on lviv. two people were injured as a result of rocket fire in khmelnytskyi region , the head of the region serhiy tyurin said. as a result of the attack, civilian objects damaged in the place are working. emergency services. and from russian shelling. ivano-frankivsk was also affected this morning. fragments of an enemy missile in the rohatyn district damaged the farm building. there was a fire there. reported in the state emergency service. rescuers quickly extinguished the fire and prevented it from spreading to a larger area. fortunately, there were no casualties. but the attack on the capital and the kyiv region was completely repulsed by our air defense forces. the russians fired several types of missiles from different directions. all enemy targets were shot down, but a fire broke out in one of the settlements as a result of falling debris. damaged residential buildings and... gift st

natalia, poland immediately opened the door to ukrainians, they even had such a joke as to welcome 1lion ukrainians to poland, and the answer to this question sounded like their own. there were actually nuances there, yes, because even those social payments that they received were very often received by the owners of the apartments, who were supposed to feed these ukrainians, after that a very large number of ukrainians found work in poland and actually began to support themselves, but some still need some kind of help there, and now there is a threat that warsaw will have a special status for ukrainians will not continue, but we understand that there is probably the most. but ours, what awaits them in such a case? in fact, according to various estimates, there are about 1.5 million ukrainian refugees in poland today, that is, precisely those who arrived after the full-scale invasion. it is important that about 80% of these people are already working today, that is, in fact , they can support their families by themselves, and they either do not receive any assistance, or they receive

natalia said on the air of our tv channel. they have increased unmanned reconnaissance activities, but this is not an absolute replacement, not a full-fledged alternative to the eyes that the a50 was for them. that is why they are trying to launch more than 110 drones a day in our area of ​​responsibility, for example. we work on those who fall into our zone of damage, and in the past day we have minus the hall and two superkams, so they understand that it cannot to be an absolute replacement for a50, apparently the next one is being prepared. mr. valery, the current war gives an impetus to the development of new technologies, including for aircraft, that is, both airplanes and drones, and... the lineup of what the russian occupiers use in our territory has changed, as in these two years has changed and to what extent are they able to react quickly and create some new types of weapons and weapons, and how is it used on the battlefield? well , they modernized, for example, the k-52 helicopter, slightly improved it the equipment