eh, and we could meet e, so to speak, orion rising.y, probably, it’s not where the monastery is not on the territory, namely, e, on the territory of an ancient ancient observatory. and for people after this, let's say, sunrise. orion, they are very harmonized with everything matrices of almost all of them were filled with energy, but there was such an interesting fact, and the way we were in. it's still 3:40 in the morning. uh, ancient observatory. it was high in the mountains and imagine , in yerevan itself, for example, fiftieth degrees, heat 40-50, and there 4 °. it's very cold. and people. many who came from other countries summer. they were in shorts and t-shirts. well lightly dressed, they had to take. uh, white terry robes from the hotel, some kind of blankets. uh, in general, everything that was glass, and they naturally, when sergei walked these stones of the ancient observatory. let's say it all. so connected with speeches, just e orion and so here are our operators. they didn’t know where we were, in what place they were in

eh, and we can e met, so to speak , orion rising.robably, it’s not where the monastery is not on the territory, but precisely on the territory of an ancient ancient observatory. and for people after this, let's say, sunrise. orion, they harmonized very much with all the matrices, in almost all of them they were filled with energy, but such a fact was interesting. uh, since we were in it is still 3 o'clock 4 o'clock in the morning. uh, ancient observatory. it was located high in the mountains and imagine e in yerevan itself, for example, in the tenth degree of heat 40-50. and it's four degrees. it's very cold. and people. many who came from other countries summer. they were in shorts and t-shirts. well lightly dressed, they had to take. uh, white terry robes from the hotel, some kind of blankets. eh, in general, that everything that was warm and they were natural when sergei walked these stones of the ancient observatory. let's say it all. so connected with the meeting, just e orion and so here are our operators. did not know, where w

this is the ancient orion observatory and the music is playing., it was just amazing and our operator heard it in the mirror, and the other operator saw that people stood in a circle. and like a round dance, a lot of people, mountains , stones, a round dance, nothing is clear either. why , as a rule, well, as it turns out, and after all this action, indeed , the armenians began to invite everyone to round dances and began to dance the ancient armenian dance. well , i don't know what it's called. well, at least, in a round dance and our operators recorded all these things. that is, they saw these images. yes, yes, like this. well, look, we didn't have a task when we were in this process because we were taking measurements. we looked there m-m busy with others busy with others. but we have already thought about the fact that information from us should be transmitted to our operators, and they should accept it. in general , many experiments were carried out with plants that are at a distance of 1,000 km, obviously some time before the event with the

this tool , called orion , combines histological information with molecular information and provides deeper insight into the type of behavior and possible response. offers according to the concert magazine , harvard medical school researchers used tumor samples from more than 70 patients with right-sided cancer to analyze. and experts of the country succeeded in internalizing an automatic sampling device, internalizing an automatic sampling device with the goal of self-sufficiency of the forensic organization from importing the equipment needed by this organization and non-biological from the corpses from the crime scene when these samples are prepared after the stages of that active ingredient are unknown it is extracted and after extraction it is injected into the analysis device . this device performs this injection. similar foreign devices check limited samples instead of 15-120 samples with very high accuracy and repeatability of thousands of times . frequent repairs of american devices. heavy repair and supply of their expensive parts and sometimes there were problems in the su

as a result, both leave with twice the amount of water. this instrument is called orion, it looks likeing saucer. here is the reed drum. he, of course, he is first of all beautiful because, in general, i don’t even know how there, without having a musical education. here , just hit a few random notes and it's already beautiful, and then just repeat to do it again. the same thing he is cosmic sounds, i would say gives, that's how he appeared. i have such a tool. hank probably, many have heard or a big one is more puffy. this can be said to be an analogue, although there are slightly different mechanisms for treating sounds, but it is, as it were, similar to it. so i found out that my girlfriend has one, and has been there for many years, and she just wants a new one for herself. in general, he did not come to me on a direct request to buy an instrument, but ended up in the hands of a loved one, since i am a percussionist, and i get a music school, i studied at play the saxophone, but at the same time i had , uh, an elective on the drum kit and all the time i was knocking for some reason

as a result, both leave with twice the amount of water. this instrument is called orion it is looks likeucer. here is the reed drum. he, of course, he is first of all beautiful because, in general, without even knowing how, there, without having a musical education. here, just hit a few random notes and it's already beautiful, and then just repeat it again. the same thing, he has such cosmic sounds, i would say gives, that's how he appeared. i have such a tool. hank probably, many have heard or hanpan is so big so more puffy. here it is possible to say an analogue, although here it is a little different mechanisms for the treatment of sounds, but, as it were, similar to it. so i found out that my girlfriends are like that. moreover, it has been there for many years, and she just wants a new one for herself. in general, he did not come to me on a direct request to buy an instrument, but ended up in the hands of a loved one, since i am a percussionist, and i get a music school, i studied the saxophone, but at the same time i had, uh, electives in the drum kit and all the time i was knockin

water, because they often hunt for the fact that there is a certain political will like some kind of orionhat prevents us from integrating, it is political will has a specific the form of its expression was systematically pronounced by the representatives of the united states and the countries of the european union that, well, it is no secret that nato countries are wrong and do not want to allow the implementation of the north atlantic alliance and this is the basic principle of the russian federation, which, unfortunately, is an obstacle for us to enter the north atlantic series , because we are once again in the confrontation that the russian federation started. the threat exists in time and space and we cannot talk to you about them, it will disappear, there are extremely urban chances well, it is possible that ukraine's participation is an objective reality, from which, unfortunately, he is nowhere let's go geography don't cancel and actually, considering the words of mark khmil and the subscribers of last week, he predicts the future and talks about actions in which there are three s

yes, first of all, this concerns the efficiency of the engine, there, well, and so on, orion electronicsar as it concerns , of course. i think, uh, today we will talk about social guarantees of obligations, because, uh, well-known political events give rise to increased costs. and here's how to strike a balance here. macroeconomic stability of their budget to build. yes, because that here is the current budget deficit, it worries, because now the forecast is there, as long as the budget deficit. yes and uh, this is where we need to strike a balance, and i really hope that there will be some voiced measures that will uh, give such a signal to business and people so that people understand yes , this is definitely done no one doubts the whole question. at what cost because and at what cost? in what form can this be done? and what do i mean, is it a question of interest rates, first of all? yes, because increasing there, let's say borrowing, yes, but the central bank. right now it is necessary to threaten to raise it there, that is, to fight it is 7.5% and at the same time , the regulator ha

stick to the us, because in the last few minutes, that press conference has wrapped up a little early orions their meeting in front of the cameras, and they had private meetings as well after that talking about economic ties, support for ukraine and artificial intelligence as we mentioned. that is what we will be talking about. first, let's hear from the us will be talking about. first, let's hearfrom the us president. so, mr prime minister, thank you for making the journey to washington. earlier this week, we marked the 79th anniversary of d—day, and a timely reminder of a proud history our nations share and the values that we have long stood together to defend. that's the unshakeable foundation of this special relationship — and it is a special relationship. there is no country closer to us than great britain. today, as nato allies, partners in innovation, as friends in a shared vision of the future, and the two nations, our two nations ready to meet the challenges of our time and meet them together. and we will listen to a little bit of what mr sunak had to say as well. today we have agr

close up and look at the lamp around the lamp there is such a bright orion, the sun is out. right away. in the evening it got dark for many years in a row, even glasses. that didn't help. yes, somehow in one, especially all the symptoms of cataracts. here tatyana is present, but cataracts are not the only reason why blurred vision can occur, in addition to cataracts. unfortunately, there may be a number of other diseases leading to clouding. so , corneal clouding is uniform, what is the cornea is being prepared - this is a transparent membrane, which, uh, functions as a lens. it has a certain optical power, and it is, of course, absolutely transparent, which allows the image. passing through it , there are a number of diseases that can lead to its clouding. and often along the way can be called e contact lenses. the next reason for the fog. retinal damage what is the retina, this is a camera film, the image must get on the camera film and cells called rod and cone photoreceptors. this the image is received and further the image is transmitted to the bridge, and if the retina

learned from the actual material in meadows' book he writes, yeah, he seemed to suggest he had the orionight then and there. >> sow essentially said it right there, he's given multiple explanations for, "a," what these were he was waving and holding around, and "b," why he had them essentially or why he didn't have them. so we've heard varying reasons from the former president, which seems to indicate to me that, you know, maybe there's something more going on there. >> yeah, he seems to be unable to settle on a defense strategy. at least so far none of these seem particularly strong. so this criminal investigation obviously provides the backdrop to the 2024 gop race, so far not denting trump's popularity with republicans. in fact, his lead is only growing. you've written this week about how the sharp rivalry between trump and desantis, trump is accusing desantis of more or less copying his strategy. give us more about that but trump is the one guy desantis is consistently attacking and it seems at this point it's working. >> it's interesting. desantis will hit back but only in the press

multiplication error ends up sending sending a spaceship, a spacecraft that was meant to go sort of a mars orion spacecraft ends up all being lost, costing, you know, millions of dollars in lost space exploration funds. well, i was curious, you know, exactly happened with that. and so, you know, i started looking through a lot of the reports that were generated after the after the crash and, you know, some of the articles that were written by the engineers. and it turned out to be a very interesting sort of story on. what ended up happening was that nasa's was that it was basically repurposing a program that they used to estimate the position of its spacecraft. you know, when when the spacecraft is going through space, there are no street signs there. so you have to figure out where the spacecraft is basically by adding up all the forces on the spacecraft. this would be really like trying to figure out where your car is by counting up how many times you pressed the gas pedal. but none of it was actually really good at this. but in order to do that, they had to get input from. the spacecraft of a

to ask you about this , is it a trend, when we see each other today in the video of the use of the orion before we are informed that the s70 drone is being used a hunter that has no analogues in the world. then we see that it is massively heard, at least t-90 tanks are used, other high-precision means of destruction, we see virtualets of new parties that are with advanced rap systems. so this is a trend. we supply our troops with the latest technological innovations or, for the time being, only the latest. we put them on the front line. well, i would say that here the combination of testing new samples and , accordingly, supplying the same lancets, for example, is also an innovation. although at the same time they are of high quality combat force that actually destroys the e-e of the enemy, that is, a guaranteed defeat. e enemy techniques with the help of lancets, as for tanks? yes , indeed, now there are quite a lot of them at the front and hmm, their use is just the fact that our defense industrial defense is an industrial complex. he is constantly learning, too, learning somewhere fro

swimming in moscow , experts took samples of water and sand , putyaevsky pond, silver dynamo beach on orion into operation. so far no swimming. this is a recreation area, left bank, large garden, golovinsky ponds. on the media platform we look in the application on the site we look at dot ru see you soon. great masha artist will become the mistress of a fashion store, like you, it's no wonder she grew with my business. i helped to equip it , drew portraits of buyers of competitors , monitored it, then opened an account and now we use special services, all analytics, as in the palm of your hand, and the business has grown. open an account in the world and use retail services for free forever. learn more about your customers. compare performance with competitors in the sberbusiness app. grow your business with us. or maybe you can draw a collection for us easily with a corporate business, millions of entrepreneurs with heartburn trust us. choose heartburn pills. they are more profitable at a price of up to 50% heartburn evalar easy to remember profitably buy moscow coffee shops taste pleasure

but this is different to being questioned by orion— different to being questioned by oprah wininew— differents early 20s. and anyone who's having their he sees it, you having their as he sees it, you know, personal space invaded, has genuine grievances. but as you say, any case is going to try and find flaws in his personality. they'll be bringing up his drugs misuse. they'll be trying to imply that he's making stuff up. and yet at the same time, unlike during, you say, time, unlike during, as you say, these oprah interviews or say a therapy can, therapy session where he can, you know , come and express you know, come back and express his however he wants to, his views, however he wants to, you can't. very controlled you can't. it's very controlled and there's and contained. and if there's anything that's not deemed to be answering question answering the exact question that the barrister posed that the barrister is posed to you, there'll be objections. so he respond the way that he can't respond in the way that he can't respond in the way that he probably that he he thinks. probably that he w