that's why the price of olive oil has gone up so much and the quality is effected to the olives or dryer. they have to the water content. and that makes the more acidic olive growers increase portugal in spain. they're also affected by droughts. olive oil prices have exploded here to foam is in and the loose c a in southern spain now have a harvest period of just $14.00 to $30.00 days rather than the usual. 100 a subs foam is here already irrigate there, all of trees, but water supplies, unlimited can know. yeah. why? there is no water. the area around the gladly the river, the, the most important waterway and andalusia is already being overused. there was no way of issuing new licenses for irrigation on my bill, chevrolet valve, yvette. and what uh confessed you on that vehicle is also in short supply and she needs the and the a small number of olive groves ha irrigated in the dry season. rose, i lose has to water all his trees, but many farm is come to full, the extra drinking water. now that could be a solution, some foam is and tree mysteries using reclaimed wasteful to. to irrigate

but k was awarded the prize for the best female olive oil producer and to olive oil was named the best and she needs the i expect to see that no one enjoys being in hospital. it's all from a stressful environment. we have back to look after and to recover from illness or injury, but we are likely to feel upset and anxious. and zach can slow down our return to house. so what can be done to increase patient well being? well, one hospital in nothing done is making the most of the ceiling. paula opened nature . that is a doing debate basic these don't accept positive and unconventional therapeutic program at the hospital in one or less than gone to the patients here get professional medical attention to of course that blood pressure is measured and the appointment is applied when necessary. but in the eco hospital that 70 costs of the road to recovery is painful and the chapel. eugene dominus, suffers from high blood pressure and need problems. but he's going outdoors any way as positive his treatment accompanied by human health care, where kids of course eugene is going to feed the non hu

leningrad crumpets with a greek sauce based on liver, cod, olives, olive oil, red beans, everything willst thing we 'll do is take the garlic, then we'll fill it all with a double layer of foil , sprinkle it all with salt and do it. remove it at 180° for 40-50 minutes, there we will check what it will be, it will be baked garlic paste, it’s time to prepare the dough, for this we will take wheat flour, send it directly to the dough mixer, here we have exactly 3 kg, we need add salt there, i always use about 1 kg of flour, 20-25 g of salt, then we take one and a half hot water, add olive oil here, 5-6 spoons, first we mix... first our flour, salt, add our hot water with olive oil, leave to knead for 20 minutes, we will take and make topinata, for this we need chop the olives into small, small, small cubes, then take the sun-dried tomatoes there, and now add a little hot pepper, mix it all to taste, add a little salt, leave it, boss, i need your help, what can you say, i need to do it chicken pulp, and then you and i... marinate, that's it, i understand, thank you. the next ingredient is a

don't go away welcome back to me , neil oliver welcome back to me, neil oliver and the neil oliver showestion. would you eat meat grown in a laboratory? it's a question that seems to divide opinion , joining me now, though, opinion, joining me now, though, is ivor cummins, a biochem artist who feels that we should be wary of such products. ivor, thanks for joining me be wary of such products. ivor, thanks forjoining me . be wary of such products. ivor, thanks forjoining me. i'm a great admirer of your work. good to see you there . to see you there. >> oh, likewise. neil. i'm a huge admirer of your work. also goes without saying. >> good stuff there to get to the meat of the issue. pardon the meat of the issue. pardon the pun. can you describe for me the pun. can you describe for me the reality of lab grown meat, what we're actually dealing with here? >> well, we should probably draw a contrast with the fake meat problem. >> so the beyond burgers and all these things, they're fake meat and they're made up with refined grains, gmos, soy. and they're basically the ultimate ultra processed

combine lemon juice, teriyaki sauce, spices and olive oil.e for steaks, for this you need to peel the baked peppers, remove the seeds and membranes, put the pulp in a blender bowl, add teriyaki sauce, a couple of cloves of garlic, olive oil and puree the contents of the blender. treat your loved ones to such a breakfast of a champion, the family will definitely be... happy, well, masha, our breakfast is ready, you'll have enough energy and vigor for the whole day, it was difficult to prepare it, honestly, no, i didn’t even expect that it would be so easy, take this recipe into account. thank you very much, sasha, and you, dear tv viewers, cook with us and enjoy your meal, bye-bye, goodbye.

oil contains squalane, plus an antioxidant in the form of vitamin e, which olive oil is very rich inace mask made from products. you will need from a tablespoon of olive oil, half a banana, mix the ingredients in a blender, apply the resulting mixture to the face, use banana gojura as patches under the eyes, it moisturizes the skin. and smoothes out small wrinkles, leave for 30 minutes, remove the remains with a paper napkin, this evening mask replaces the night cream and nourishes the skin well. you sit, let olive oil with banana give you youthful freshness, but i look at natasha so many times, i have this, and this is a trick, when you know, send it to the pharmacy, it’s easy to buy, it’s completely here a natural product, all this is not so expensive , believe me, believe me , i already know natasha, and for as long as i’ve known you, oh, i have this question, i love this very much, it ’s all effective, no less than this for the fact that we buy for a lot of money, this is absolutely perfect, so girls, we all love women, of course, and so on, but after all, we love you not much mo

oliver: thank you very much.: those cease-fire talks continue all the while as israel continues with its military campaign against hamas in gaza. on monday, israeli airstrikes killed at least 25 palestinians in rafah. and in gaza city, israeli warplanes struck houses killing at least four people. the war has claimed the lives of more than 100 urnalists. international journalists have not been allowed to enter gaza freely to cover the impact of the war on the local population. this duty has fallen on the shoulders of palestinian journalists who have reported from inside gaza, including bbc's arabic reporter. amid relentless israeli bombardments, supply shortages and communication blackouts, gazan journalists have faced risks on a daily basis. a video diary documenting the war in gaza, but also keeping his family, his colleagues and himself safe. this report contains distressing details. [cars honking] >> right now, tens of thousands of citizens from northern gaza are moving south. i'm with my family. we are almost

welcome to the neil oliver show on gb news tv, onune oliver show on gb news tv, online and on radio. this week i will be taking an in—depth look at the ongoing war in ukraine. i'll be joined by retired us army colonel douglas mcgregor for his insights. i'll be asking him, perhaps more than anything else, when will it all end .7 i'll else, when will it all end.7 i'll also be else, when will it all end? i'll also be joined by molly kingsley from us for them to talk about the world health organisation , the world health organisation, specifically, the apparent climbdown on planned changes to their pandemic preparedness treaty, plus plenty of discussion with my panellist for this evening, broadcaster and journalist ingrid tarrant. but first, the all important update on the latest news headlines. >> good evening, i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom. shadow health secretary wes streeting says doctor dan poulter has not been offered a peerage to defect from the tory party to labour. mr streeting is defending doctor poulters decision, saying it shows that only sir keir starmer can be trusted

oliver spencer there. the long run. oliver spencer there- a _ the long run. oliver spencer there. long run. oliver spencer there. a huge debate, the l there. a huge debate, the fashion industry and sustainability, one that we cover many times on this programme. let's stay on the theme. small businesses are the lifeblood of many economies, representing nine in ten of the world's businesses and employing half of all workers. according to the world bank, there are around 400 million small businesses worldwide. technology has dramatically changed the lives of small businesses, helping to ease the burden of admin such as payroll, accounting and invoicing. the advancing in technology has been a huge blessing. set up in new zealand, xero is a specialist in online accounting software, particuarly for small business. and the company's ceo, sukhinder singh cassidy, joins me now live from san francisco. welcome to the programme. my dad had his own business and i used to help with his account and i also did my late husband's account i have to say that technology is a huge blessing with accoun

neil oliver show on gb news. don't go away welcome back to neil oliver. risk of us all stumbling into world war iii? a vital and unfortunately pertinent question. joining me now is the former uk ambassador to uzbekistan, craig murray. craig, thanks very much for joining me . joining me. >> well, thank you very much for inviting me, neil. >> how dangerous craig is. the situation as it now sits between israel and iran ? israel and iran? >> well, it's obviously extremely dangerous because in effect, you have a state of war existing between the two. they are attacking each other's territory, so , you know, the territory, so, you know, the questions of, of legality, of actions don't really apply anymore in but all that governs the actions now are the are the laws of war. fortunately, iran appears to be indicating it's not going to, retaliate against this later israeli strike. of course , there's no way of being course, there's no way of being 100% certain that's how it's going to play out. and there's also the danger that israel, if iran doesn't retaliate , wi

i am sure oliver dowden will pick that up.he former labour mp, frank field, who we have learnt has died today. a widely respected figure across the political spectrum for his campaigning work on issues like child poverty and welfare. he represented birkenhead on merseyside for 40 years. he quit the labour party overjeremy corbyn. leadership and then served as a crossbench peer in the house of lords in his latter career but, as i say, really well liked, a very independently minded figure and that's why we have had tributes notjust figure and that's why we have had tributes not just from figure and that's why we have had tributes notjust from the labour party from the conservatives, too. rishi sunak saying he was a great parliamentarian. in terms of what angela rayner might be able to go on to perhaps score some hits today, perhaps housing. the housing secretary, michael gove, has said he cannot guarantee so—called no—fault evictions will come into effect by the time of the general election for the time of the general election f

a big leg, two or three kilograms, then you need to make cuts so that this marinade, salt, pepper, oliveand here everything will be soaked as much as that is, the meat will take so much, how much salt and pepper is needed, my oven is preheated to 220°, but at the moment when we put the meat in the oven, we reduce the temperature to... 150°, we forget about our meat for 2 hours, we have some dough, here we go the first kneading can be done, as i already said, the first kneading of the dough is done in an hour, it should increase about one and a half to two times in volume, in general it seems to me that the cake is not difficult to prepare, look how beautiful it is, look, you see, how beautiful living things are. here you just need patience to understand that, after all, we are in pieces we don’t cook every day once a year, here you need to understand that it will take you some time to even be present when these miracles happen with the dough, because everything that we have kneaded easter cake with you for the first time, we all removed, as it were, the air that began to live there, we..

the edges a little, and distribute my tomato paste like this, it’s beautiful, really, now a little oliverate two types of cheese, cheddar, i need about 70-100 g of cheddar, but here’s the story: you know, it seems to me that the main thing is, well, i combine these flavors, sun-dried tomatoes, a very intense tomato taste, so tomato, cheese, cheddar, it’s a little bit sweet- salty, spicy, you can replace it with other hard cheese that you have, and peppers, they are very sweet and they also have a bright taste, then mozzarella, that is, then the amount of the ratio and ingredients is already a matter. taste, someone might want just a little chedora, someone will say, i don’t like mozzarella, and by the way, you can have mozzarella replace sulugune or some adyghe cheese, one that will be different, will not be so, you know, sweetish, will have a much more pronounced character, mozzarella, by the way, we also grate, i took mozzarella, which is used for baking , that is , that mozzarella that is added to pizza, to some of these open pies, because it very well... holds its shape and - it allo

the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, has been answering questions on gaza.watching. the question was, for oliver dowden, specifically about what the advice, the legal advice, that the government had been given on whether israel was acting within international law, and of course that will have an impact on uk arms sales to israel, which have become a very, very live political issue here in the uk. so the deputy prime minister, as you say, oliver dowden, interviewed on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on the bbcjust a short while ago. here is what he had to say. have specific concerns about different areas of israel's conduct. we are raising those concerns with israel. by the way, it is so important to remember this, we have gone from the horrors of six months ago to holding israel to extraordinary high standards. it is right that we do so and it is right that we raise these concerns where we say, "look, what will you are doing "in respect of not getting aid in, or what you are doing in respect "of your targeting raises concerns for us, and we need "you to en

we play with the classics: add chicken liver, seasonal vegetables, olives, and black olives to get a warm alyapanella salad, which can be the main dish for lunch or dinner. so, first, dry the ciabatta, tear the pieces of bread with your hands, put them in a baking dish, add a little chopped garlic, olive oil, pepper, mix and place in a preheated until 18. at this time we are preparing the chicken liver, for the marinade we chop the garlic, chop the shallots, a stalk of celery and add to the liver, a little vegetable oil, salt, pepper, mix and put in the refrigerator for 5 minutes, prepare the salad base, cut in half olives, cherry tomatoes. cut the cucumber into thin slices and add leaves. and parsley, a little salt, pepper, olive oil and mix. place pieces of dried ciabatta and vegetable salad base on a serving plate, fry the pickled chicken liver until golden color, cover with a lid and leave on low heat for another couple of minutes. do not overcook the liver on the fire, otherwise it will lose its juiciness and tenderness. place the piping hot fried liver on a serving plate with t

, especially olives.this is economy. the second. strategy is the very removal of the palestinian youth and workforce, not only on the agricultural level, but over the years on the cultural level. we have seen here in europe, we have seen many palestinian workers, for example, in health section, palestinian immigrants who didn't have the chance to work in palestine, although they had been trained in the universities of countries like russia, like cuba, like the ussr originally, then cuba etc., but they didn't want to work for israel. so they had to immigrate, they could not work in the zianist regime and had to immigrate. this was the second looting, or let's say intellectual looting. now tell you how this benefits the zionist regime. it benefits them indirectly, because when these sophisticated scientific immigrants sent economic remittances to palestine, israel levies taxes on these remittances and enriches its economy. the third strategy is a more sophisticated one, which is to control the arrival of te

oliver letwin sent his _ arbuthnot and janet walker... yes. oliver letwin sent his apologies.t stated it was a pity that have included that the jfsa leader alan bates could attend, in the end unable to do so at short notice. it is right that you were invited to attend a meeting with mp5 to discuss whether second sight should be appointed? whether second sight should be a- ointed? . whether second sight should be appointed? yes. and thenjames appointed? yes. and then james arbuthnot clearly _ appointed? yes. and thenjames arbuthnot clearly wanted to and now wants to... and seemed disappointed the whole thing couldn't be buttoned up the whole thing couldn't be buttoned up to date, asking whether warburton would be willing to come back for a 3—person meeting, warburton of course offer to do that. page three. if we scroll down a little bit, three paragraphs from the bottom, in regard to second sight and alan bates, whilstjames regard to second sight and alan bates, whilst james are regard to second sight and alan bates, whilstjames are both regard to second sight and alan bates, w

i oliver dowden and david lammy had to sa ? ., ., _, oliver dowden and david lammy had to sa ?, one i say? i want to come back on two | points oliver dowden may, one in relation to the publication of legal advice. the public want to see legal advice. the public want to see legal advice because they have lost confidence in what the government is saying, we have seen that in the past. of course you want to keep that private, and confidential, but the reality is that this is about trust and confidence, not about the legal advice per se. and they're happy lots of examples where governments have been forced to publish that legal advice. i would say publish it and get it out of the way. and there have been lots of examples where governments have been forced to publish that legal advice. i would say publish it and get it out of the way. you were part of a government that watered publish legal advice. government that watered publish legaladvice. in government that watered publish legal advice. in the end we have you published. because the public had lost trust and confidence in thus it

olives, arugula, olives, lemon, sun-dried tomatoes. dish into a real work of art. so, thinly slice the champignons. the thickness of the pieces should not exceed 2 mm. you don’t have to peel the mushrooms, otherwise there will be slices. better to keep in shape. for children under 7 years old, it is better to replace champignons with some vegetables. place the champignons in a wide container and prepare the marinade. add salt, pepper, and dried provençal herbs to the olive oil. chop the garlic and parsley leaves, squeeze the juice from half a lemon and also add to the marinade. mix the resulting dressing, pour over the champignon slices, leave them for 15-20 minutes at room temperature. then turn it over and let it sit a little longer, and while we’re working on the mussels, sprinkle them with lemon juice and add a little salt, pepper, provençal herbs , olive oil, mix and leave to marinate for about 15 minutes. to make the mussels soft when frying, you need to blanch them first, pour boiling water directly into the marinade after a cou

oliver dowden who's in germany.th a joke aimed at the labour deputy's tax affairs, suggesting she might claim the house of commons as her main residence. on the matter of defence, however, mr dowden said labour had been silent on whether it backs investment in the armed forces investment in the armed forces in an increasingly dangerous world. >> the prime minister was able to announce his plan for the biggest strength of defence spending in a generation , but it spending in a generation, but it should come as no surprise that the party opposite refused to say whether they back it or not, because this comes from the right honourable lady who voted to scrap trident and install in downing street someone who wanted to change the army into a peace corps. there you have it . peace corps. there you have it. >> angela rayner hit back, though, saying that mr dowden had been obsessing over her living arrangements while the government quietly cuts funds for the army. >> the difference is, is that we haven't cut the army to its

neil oliver. he's normally here. this is gb news. welcome back to neil oliver.me, bev turner this evening. so, new laws in germany came into force this week. which legalised personal possession of cannabis. since the 1st of april, adults are allowed to carry up to 25g of dried cannabis on them and cultivate up to three marijuana plants at home. so should britain follow suit? to discuss that, i'm joined by professor mike barnes, a consultant neurologist and mail on sunday columnist peter hitchens. good evening, gentlemen. thank you so much for joining me. peter, let me start with you here in the studio. so this is germany seeing sense maybe over something which is effectively decriminalised most places anyway. >> now well it isn't everywhere and i don't why it's sense. and i don't see why it's sense. if this were if this were germany saying, right, let's abandon all attempts of the past 70 years to get rid of cigarettes and tobacco. everyone would think they were mad, similarly , a country which now similarly, a country which now proposes to legalise a drug which

thank you, i will skip over the meeting that you and oliver. the meeting that you and oliver letwin had in your in a statement and in a comprehensive pack prepared for the meeting. the meeting is that the post office offered to give independent forensic accountants access to the system and for the post office to fund such an investigation.— for the post office to fund such an investigation. yes, it was the first time i had — investigation. yes, it was the first time i had heard _ investigation. yes, it was the first time i had heard the _ investigation. yes, it was the first time i had heard the phrase - investigation. yes, it was the first i time i had heard the phrase forensic accountant. i did not know what they were but it sounded good. and it turned out to be good. i think this had been something that had been suggested back in the portcullis house meeting of the 27th february 2012 and so think you are pleased. yes, very pleased, partly because the offer came from paula vennells namely to have the forensic accountants. it was something that we wanted but when offered, we bit her ha

oliver: it is impossible to keep up. background noise as you go into the numbers and it's not all about the numbers. we got first quarter sales, disappointment and i don't think a lot of people are putting stock in the numbers. what they want is the company. what is the vision look like? there was questioning because there seem to be hi ev sales, competition from china and the question is how will tesla retake the initiative and the answer is the cheaper model which was going to dominate focus for musk. then we heard the plan had been scrapped and he was going to focus on robotaxis which makes sense because tesla is a disruptor. cheaper car is in keeping with dvds, robotaxi would be revolutionary pie-in-the-sky. as much as we care about the numbers for tesla, the focus is elon musk speaking to shareholders, what is the plan? amid insane news over the last two weeks, job cuts, pivot for business focus, needs to retake the initiative and the story of tesla. tom: such a big day for these earnings and a chart puts it into co

grease cabbage rolls with olive oil and bake in the oven for 10 minutes at 180°.cinnamon, cumin, ginger, cloves. all this minced meat is mixed until... homogeneous mass, then you and i will start shaping the meatballs, this must definitely be done with gloves, because the red color from the knitting needle can stain your hands for a long time. after the meatballs are formed, take the skewers in your hands. now we take one ball, a meatball, then put it on it here and we shape it with our hand like this. beautiful, yes, so that it is on par with the eggplant, but good, so, now we take another eggplant and do the same thing, so, oh, you do it beautifully, look, beautiful hands do a beautiful job, but how then fry over an open fire for 15 minutes. look, oh, oh, how it flows, oh, well, how are you going to try it, like this with your hands and m, lick your finger, look, we still have a tomato, let's have a tomato, uh-huh, there, there, come on, that's it, i'm on ecstasy, mom, so much juiciness, i i don’t know what it is, but when you take eggplant and put it on the fir

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and i did say add a product in, in a tiny and volume to with operation olive branch. welcome to you. oh, thank you so much for being here. i've had a study. can i start by asking you, you know, we've seen hundreds, if not thousands of these go find me a crowd fund is pop up. why is it a situation where policy ends? who want to evacuate, having to use these methods. and so the beginning of the word, the girlfriend's name was basically for people who wanted to restart the likes and now who wanted to reconstruct demolished house. but the has the wars get things done there with no amendment and to the war and being seen in the horizon, people start to this go funds become pains so they can hear back. you wait, but it goes to because um, as you see, people are very worried about their lives at the lots of their children. and because if it became kind of systematic like people can be to pay for a specific agency and can get out of because a step, this is why they start to this go funds me because they know if they pay, they can lean um and because it worked with some people

, bucking oliver was canceled for ever from everywhere so it's time to put things and call things by their name this is a game changer and i'm hoping that this time patricia myself, and the whole people they bound number of people that is fighting against gun violence can reach a step forward >> another thing that happened in one of the states this week in michigan we saw the parents of ethan crumbley sentenced to ten to 15 years in prison for the school shooting carried out by their son. >> what did you >> think of that? >> well-deserved by their son with a gun that was given from its parents so it is incredible that i mentioned in patricia fighting against gun violence to save other kids. in the meantime, you have mothers that are given guns to their kids just because our culture and our system allows that to happen. well-deserved i hope that these marks a precedent because yes, there's more people behind the shooter. the kid, the 19 killer that killed joaquin, has a chain of people. there are guilty about these organizations, corporations, and people and everyone needs to be accou

>> i guarantee it now as oliver again how oliver you guys are. >> i don't want to get in trouble, so you're doing everything he could do bad or is doing outstanding that's why he's afraid. he's yeah. i don't blame four of us who's the coolest person you've talked to so far da'vine joy randolph 100%, the nicest person winner, brand dresser, france, russia because all it's lovely to me. >> i saw wasn't invited for the friend dresser i would ascend the whole nanny thought, i'm sorry, she's she's mine guys so noted by the way that sarah sayyed nor john berman were listed is the coolest people you spoken to so far, the nice, but we appreciate, we appreciate you. >> are there with trying to do we were fired long ago while we were five i'm sure that vera wang is watching and wonders of that might be a knockoff, but that's don't sue me. >> but like we're gonna be right back, we have much, much, much more for you from the red carpet and also we have a wonderful panel of guests from all over this country and all different kinds of backgrounds. this is gonna be out there. they are in all the di

well, in a moment i'm going to speak to maggie oliver, ex—detective and founder of the maggie oliver grooming gangs survivor. elizabeth, thank you very, very much forjoining us very, very much for joining us here on patrick christys tonight. you know what it's like tonight. you know what it's like to be face to face with these people when they are released back into the community, which is victims are scared of. is what victims are scared of. what's your views on this, and do you feel as though maybe people like yourself are suddenly put last? >> we are definitely put last, you know, we're never seen as a victim. we're at the bottom of the pile , basically what we see the pile, basically what we see is the criminals actually being treated with five star treatment as a victim , my perpetrator , as a victim, my perpetrator, which gb news is covered quite a lot on. ashgar baskin. he, went to prison for nine years . after to prison for nine years. after two and a half years, he were let into open conditions , on let into open conditions, on a risk assessment of , that they risk assessmen

oliver dowden, the deputy prime minister was pressed on this this morning.overnment and it gets assessed against a number of criteria, some of which include the uk's obligations under international law and the risk that those products, those arms will be used to violate human rights. there have been questions over whether that should still apply for israel. the deputy prime minister oliver dowden was pressed on this this morning and said he believed it was still legal for arms to be sold from the uk to israel. , where there are specific concerns about different areas of israel's contact, we are raising those concerns with israel. it's so important to remember this — we've gone from the horrors of six months ago to holding israel to extraordinary high standards. it's right we do so and it's right that we raise these concerns where we say, look, what you're doing in respect of not getting aid in or what you're doing in respect of your targeting raises concerns for us and we need you to engage. so so the way this process works as the business _ so the way this

let's speak to oliver mcternan.ostage negotiator who's in touch with people close to the talks on all sides. today, he was sent footage from a colleague inside gaza which shows the area near al—shifa hospital. the footage has been checked by our verification team. welcome to bbc news, oliver. let's talk about that footage first. perhaps we can put some on the screen. tell us more about it as well. ~ ~ , ., ., , well. well, i think it is horrendous and it speaks _ well. well, i think it is horrendous and it speaks for _ well. well, i think it is horrendous and it speaks for itself. _ well. well, i think it is horrendous and it speaks for itself. al-shifa i and it speaks for itself. al—shifa would have been an important hospital in the rehabilitation of the area, and as we can see from this footage, it is now impossible. one cannot imagine it being usable in the foreseeable future. so i think it is a very tragic development in an extraordinary, horrendous and catastrophic situation. what we have got to realise is that

, i separate them into such large pieces, you know, it’s all to taste, if you like - more of that oliveeed to cut them, now here we chopped up the greens. added greens here, i also need a small piece, half of a medium-sized sweet red onion, cut into slices like this, into a bowl. i pour vinegar over this beauty, i have apple cider vinegar, but you can take wine vinegar, white vinegar, or you can take cider vinegar, let it marinate for a while while the onions are pickled, this way the excess anger goes away from it and it becomes more tender, crispy and crispy. you don’t know that much, well, i would say it smells so persistently like onions knows how, in the meantime we have... the beans are ready, throw them in a colander and rinse with very, very cold water so that they do not lose this beautiful emerald color, but at the same time so that they are soft, beans. let's squeeze it out, like this, cut it in half like this, at the same time for you, look, how you can see how she is, see how tender she is. so, the beans go here along with all the other ingredients, of course, for the dress

place the chopped vegetable on a baking sheet, sprinkle with olive oil, salt and pepper, and bake ata mixture of eggs and milk, sprinkle with grated cheese, bake for 30 minutes at 180°. done, you get a beautiful, juicy, filling pie, although it’s high in calories, so it’s better to limit yourself to one piece, yellow light according to our traffic light system, bon appetit and good health. the famous irish mixed martial arts fighter conor mcgregor made his film debut, he starred in the action movie at home roads, remakes of the film of the same name from 1989 with patrick swayze, who was played by the former ufc champion, how it was to work with him as a professional actor and what scandal erupted around the film, this is the show business news today. thirty-five-year-old conor mcgregor, a former ufc lightweight and featherweight champion , had a hard time working in films, although he mostly did what he does best on set , fighting a lot. according to mcgregor, he is not sure that he will continue his acting career, at least in in the near future, his plans are to return to the octag

you will also need olive oil, for healthy tea you will need 100 g of sea buckthorn berries, an orangef marinade. let's start preparing our breakfast, where do we start? masha, i will ask you to make an omelette, we need eggs, milk and whole grain flour, and i will take care of the vegetables, cut the pumpkin and prepare our vegetables for baking. begin! oops! olga, i know that you are a very busy person, but... nevertheless, is the morning still your personal time, or does it also pass in such chaos? well it's morning it’s not my personal time, because i have two schoolgirls, we need to quickly get ready, sleep, eat, leave on time and not be late for school, so i get up somewhere, depending on what kind of breakfast i have planned, i get up, probably, well around six, maybe from 15:6, if something more complicated needs to be done, then a little earlier. i do a little exercise, i’ve already trained myself, i drink a glass of water, i’m already preparing breakfast, and the girls have been taught to do exercises, girls, unfortunately, it’s difficult for them in the morning, because they

enterprise has a rich history, a lot of families, generations, work at this enterprise, we have many oliverees planted in their honor, here is one of them , hereditary glassmakers and service technicians , here are the packing stackers. that is, people, families who have given to our enterprise and to this day for a long time they give, a lot of effort, care, time, he works here, he works for me as a glassmaker, sixth grade, he makes glass, why did he choose this, because he hasn’t heard anything else since childhood, dad comes home from work, how are you and starts. .. talk about glass, they may be coming, but here nothing is displayed on our panel, in 2013 i am already in the position of a maker, my father brought me the profession, i like the profession, promising, interesting, i’m not going to change anything in the future, working with my father's boss, this responsibility for the infection is greater than what is asked of others. i help each other, then this will be the result. i like my job because i haven’t really worked anywhere else. i say that i am near the glass, no matter who

pour olive oil into a heated frying pan, first fry the garlic and pine nuts. their aroma and fry until golden brown, add fennel, onion, lemon zest and capers to the pan. then lay out the pasta boiled until al dente and pour in a little of the water in which it was cooked. after a couple of minutes, add canned tuna, fresh herbs, heat slightly, remove from heat, fresh basil leaves and farfalli with tuna and fennel can be served. a light, nutritious and healthy dish is ready, bon appetit! april and you know, this is the last april thursday, which means that may is already on the threshold along with the may holidays. and super lato has prepared holiday draws for may 5 and 12, in which 20,000 rubles will be raffled off in the main round. and, we... change addresses, we change numbers, sometimes they even change us, with other names, with other voices, with other people , they change us, only you and i are the same, the sky above your head is also the same... mine, what always, what say with your soul, in this big room, there is no one, only you and me, even if the

perfume of my homeland palestine, wounded in love, my hands turn around. from the branches of the olive tree, seeking peace, seeking peace, but as long as the pillows of our children are drenching blood, as long as you have the thorn crown of evil force, i'm the flame and thunder and tornados. and i cried out, i cried out. i you, i pray you, i miss you, oh my son, i pray you. first to be headlines this hour, hamas officials say that the bodies of scores of palestinians have been found in gaza's austra hospital. after israely forces withdrew from the barricaded medical complex, regime forces kill a palestinian man over stabbing attack that left three settlers seriously injured in the southern part of the occupied territories, and turkey's president conceeds local elections setback, calls poll results a turning point for his ruling justice and development party.

add olives, sprinkle with addigi salt, and a little pepper, the salad is ready. now fry the meat.t, since we will be frying these onions and garlic in half a frying pan, we will fry the meat in half the frying pan. what difference does it make if everything can’t be mixed? we can’t mix everything together, because the most important thing for us is to prevent the meat from getting soot from the vegetables, because the vegetables will burn faster and then... our meat will acquire a bitterness, or a sweetish tint that we won’t need at all, okay, then i’ll help, oh, by the way, about food, tell me, for a week-long cruise, how much food does it take to feed everyone, from staff to passengers, something like this, it’s quite big the number of products, if you compare them - in this way, for the understanding of an ordinary person, then m... for example, you can give, i don’t know, 10 or 15 cars, it will only be vegetables, and if it’s meat, then there might be about 5 -6 cars of meat, only one type, there will be three types of meat, it will be chicken, yes, it will be beef, it will be

now this can be said about olives and olive oil .ast month, turkey's exports to the occupied territories increased by 393%. regarding the discussion you said, why is the israeli government expressing concern ? well, 60 percent of israel's steel is being supplied by turkey. 65 60% of the cement of the occupied land it is being provided by the turkish government, well , according to the statement that the ministry of foreign affairs and the ministry of commerce of turkey, even if it is limited , it can have some effects. let netanyahu's government raise the prices in that area now, but there is another point that i have to tell you about this list. in this list, 54 items have been mentioned in the 50th part of jet fuel, which has been very controversial in the past months. see, this is a confession. yes, if erdogan's government announced that this is a lie and we will not do this, if you do this when you bring a ban list, we used to enable this and now we are banning it . this question arises that in the last 6 months , the fuel of isr

oil, because its beneficial properties are similar to olive oil.iented enterprises continue to open new markets for themselves, for example, the products of the minsk margarine plant have even reached portugal, and in general belgus... is now actively exploring the distant arc, although the main task is to saturate the domestic market and be able to properly present its products. promotion of products by the concern the belgus food industry devotes the bulk of working time, since this is the main element in the work of our enterprises, and as the president said at the last meeting today , it is not necessary to produce great intelligence and talent, but to sell today... china, cuba, africa, all of this exotic destinations are no longer exotic. along with product quality, we now need to improve the quality of marketing. many of our consumers, seeing a wide range of products on their table, have at least once wondered how it is produced, how the quality is maintained product, how it achieves such high quality indicators. therefore, of course, this pr

cbs's meg oliver reports. >> reporter: tensions and concerns about safety continue to roil at new york university. some you is students and faculty say the environment has only escalated. >> jewish students are petrified to go onto campus. >> reporter: for the past six days they have occupied the school's quad, demanding the school divest from companies funding israel. >> anti-semitism is a huge problem in the united states, but anti-zionism and anti-semitism are two very different things. >> reporter: president biden denounced anti-semitism. >> i condemn anti-semitism protests and i also condemn those who don't understand what's going on with the palestinians. >> reporter: the protests have spread to other universities including university of michigan and mit in boston. about 60 have been arrested at yale. orthodox jews' student reporter said theyer is rounded her. >> they started taunting me and giving me their middle finger and yelling in my face until one of them waved his palestinian flag in my face and jabbed me with it in my left eye. >> well, that was meg oliver reporting. >>>

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