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when climbing a mountain, and when already in an earthly paradise, yes, when moving to paradise, three hope, love , that is, here are some other luminaries, what are we talking about. yes, that is, a person must acquire and these virtues, to go into the woe , are certainly the same here. you know, i want to make a sharp u-turn and have time to talk. about sadly, probably on the subject of the topic of translation, we understand that between the reader and the author in the case of translation there is always a translator. well, what can you do, but we understand that, uh , such a translation of lazinsky, which is considered canonical, is a feat in every sense, there are human because. he wrote in besieged leningrad , yes, then in the evacuation he should finish in the forty- second year. if i'm not mistaken, finished to translate is a poetic feat. yes, this is a philological linguistic feat. but at the same time, giving their due, experts say, of course, that sublime language that lazinsky offers us. this is not a language. dante, he is without such here, sublime dark littered with thi

repoer: walking through the town of paradise, he can tell you what it looked like on the day the camp fire tore through. >> this road was a parking lot for about three hours or. a very slow of-moving line of cars. and, you know, everybody was trying to get out. the other main routes out of the town were all blocked by fire so they were stuck here. driving as many people have seen through fire to get out, particularly below the town limit. >> reporter: jim was the director of operational center during that time. the first in town that realized the fire was spreading rapidly. >> spots dropping, embers dropping out of the sky. starting new fires, probably thousands of fires, actually, made up the fire, the camp fire in the town of paradise. >> 85 people were killed in the flames, making it the deadliest wildfire in california's history. but jim says it could have been even worse if not for the use of ariel fire-retardant. >> i am certain that it made a huge difference in their ability to contain the fire and keep it out of the entire land. i don't know how they could of kept it entirely

paradise paradise familiar name i should probably tell the police everything you tell them. you were at the crime scene. you are the perfect defendant. they're only looking for someone to hang. this murder you have a motive. what should i do now? i really want to go home. live while you heal here, then we'll decide to go home, you'll still have time. rest while pianist. thanks a lot. hello, you look great. thank you for this. vase there i look, are you getting up today? yes, the head is no longer spinning. you know, andrei, i wanted to ask viktor petrovich to send me home. it was only here that i realized how much i missed you. who are you? what are you doing in my house? i’m dasha , i didn’t know that this is your house by petrovich. andrey i don't understand why she lives here, but i don't know anything about it, as i said, we should talk to viktor petrovich about it. i am only you follow all my husband's orders, for now, yes. and if he orders you to jump off the roof, but i hope this does not happen. why are you so devoted to him he saved me from one very dirty story. exc

uncle was burned out of paradise.wn of greenville just three years ago for the dixie fire. that was a controlled burn that got out of control because they decided to leave. i understand climate has a lot to do with it. service population. where fire is used to burn before and really remote areas, now they are not so. i used to work with them i've watched them, used to run supplies to them. i watch the e firefighters you sitting around waiting and watching firebird. one time i even asked one of them do you have a shovel i will go out there and throw some dirt on this little fire. >> alright let's let professor gonzales respond to that. >> the depth and damage from wildfires are very sad omand regrettable. published scientific research shows that the most effective means to prevent those depths and damage in the future is to restore their natural fire regimes that have been unnaturally surprised over a century of outdated policy so the federal agencies have a national wildfire plan have operational plans for fire if fir

here in our paradise, it looks like we might get a little wet over the next 48?> it's possible that we will see some pop-up showers and thunderstorms free tonight into tomorrow , primarily. maybe even a chance of activity lingering into tomorrow night been the culprit as a storm system that is pretty far down to our south, but is close enough to send moisture into the mid-levels of the atmosphere and close enough to allow the odyssey to become unstable. the best chance of thunderstorms over the next several days will reign in the high sierra and northern california. we are still seeing the potential for a couple of top of thunderstorms around the bay area, moving through the r al ernet xt 24 doppler, and here is the full-screen perspective, thunderstorms off to our northeast, that gives us a wider look here as all the activity has been bubbling over the high sierra. you can see crowd to ground lightning strikes . fortunately the vegetation is not dry and there is still snow on the peaks which limits the potential for any fires but ep an eye on. switching over to

guess your favorite paradise. invited regional partners to the wedding , it’s not funny at all, i agree, and so girls, i will ask you questions about your boy. and you don't agree with me, let's go let's have the first question. what, for example, likes to eat, well, red fish loves cheesecakes meat, in general, any i'm not ready for meat. money how to store in a purse or in a pocket? you yourself gave him a wallet, then the settings worked for him, his salary often delayed paradise. yes, well, you with my questions. okay, i have a question with one correct answer. there are great events before the north seas, tomorrow it will be purple, and it will take on a new name great people. hear how they shout you at the kingdom. what do you think, among this screams? his voice is not love, which changed the fate of the country we look soft. he doesn't know that you are exactly his cinema on weekends. karina antonenko i don’t know, also kirill, only a real teacher of mathematics, kirill mukhin where did you get this photo?

, partly with images of paradise life, but we see that impulse, enthusiasm, impulses the happiness of hope that comes from these works. it's not just uh, architecture. it's a way of life. this is what they wanted to give to those who survived the war. in the early fifties, a radio magazine on soviet belarus, a new program that began to appear on saturdays, was dedicated to the belarusian, the capital of qualified budovniks and ordinary workers , a new appearance of the belarusian capital was formed, but yahoduvlevs appeared as his hero, a stakhanovite. dionysus bulakhov, god for the link of the norm, and he ran out for the shift, and the inhabitants were dying minsk gum only for a stretch of 40 semakha 48 years in minsk declared itself more than 100 new residential buildings in the streets forgotten in dovator gastella street. great practice was carried out in the department of the capital for two piston moves, amalt was planted 260,000 decorative grew near the center of minsk on lenin street and komsomolskaya side, two new boulevards of guests of the capital from the mouth of a line,

the girls' paradise is actually being held, god willing, soon the boys' paradise will be added to it. god willing, you mentioned that a significant number of the first period that you actually launched this summit, which was the first period, there were 70 organizations that participated. very much and this period of unprecedented increase in the health of organizations and activists who work in the field of islamic education of girls are active . the closest way to our site is to register on the site, our friends can call to get additional information and become our honorary members and official members . sima reported the report together with the representatives of the conversation with behesht class hosts 600 thanks from all over the country with managers of islamic education organizations for girls gathered together to share their experiences and create diverse formats as well as attractive content for teenagers . this meeting is aimed at familiarization and synergy managers and organizations of islamic education were held with the concerns and needs of teenage girls, the koranic

speaking of paradise -- >>> we will not be getting paradise weather. we are getting rain. system is already firing up. and then down to southern california and through the central coast we have several lightning strikes. let us get your microclimate weather. i want to time-out when the best possibility of seeing this activity to make its move. this is going to have the greatest chance of pressing thunderstorm activity heading into the early morning hours. if you take a close look at satellite radar, i will do this in so you get a better idea. the system will be moving east to west, firing into the morning and cooling us off. our current temperatures in the 60s and 70s on the map i want to show the 24 hour temperature change. morgan hill, 11 degrees cooler. you can see in your hour by hour outlook, by 9:00, notice the possibility of the rain starting to really make it move with isolated thunderstorms. that sharp possibility will continue. about 8:00 a.m. into san francisco stretching for monterey with the early morning commute and a chance for showers extended through tuesd

yes, and all life in paradise was real. what would you like the most? hug dad to go to the grave to mom. see pasha say what a fool she was but now it will be difficult for me to leave here because of victor, not only because emma is very attached. and i heard that you are going to visit your relatives on the weekends. that's what i want for myself, or how you know i'll order it. i punched about the restaurant around one nonsense let's book a bolshegorsk hall. well, it's cool, but from friends we will call marinka tolika petrashevich and the goldfinches. well, i said at work, there was already half the hospital asking for it, ol, we have not yet submitted an application, i preferred quietly in the registry office, i'm going to get married once in my life. i have the right to a holiday. especially after the birth of a child. fine. i'm at school. we already have suppliers of raw materials, but send a request to the ceo by mail and your application will be considered well. of course, don't rush. i'll work here today. it's me not to you. so you've already su

of hashtroud region, and this area of ​​yours is an area that is considered as the mining paradise. capacity must be restored, it depends on your efforts, that is, everyone beloveds, try that we will be able to place the attractions of the region in such a way that this attraction will make the people here or now here no longer feel that they are missing in life and they cannot go to other areas to live on the sidelines. economic fields can be achieved here, for the dear people here , there is another problem and issue that must be taken into consideration in the region, and it is possible that we may have a problem in tabriz, where will the land come from?

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the clerk told that he had a vision in which jesus chose people to go to paradise. but they had to travel to jo pierre officials added that if you appear in authorities had not found the groups members, they would have died after not eating for so long. the pastor has now been placed on a wanted list. the tragedy comes just weeks after several 100 people died in kenya when a pastor persuaded his followers to fast until they died in order to enter paradise, the desktop has surpassed 300 with further exhumation, expected, over 600 individuals are missing according to regional officials, sandoval lane, a pastor and facilitator, are these, these quotes have nothing to do with christianity. there's nothing to do with christianity and allow that it has everything to do with the economy. and that people use anything that is good for all people. and especially when people cannot descend and do not know god for themselves. there's no way in the bible where we are told to say, oh, i won't be long things and give them to a leader and fast for for 2 days. in order for us to see

bloody ashura of razavi has not been forgotten, and the pilgrims and the neighbors go to the saman paradise of al-aima sahar of the islamic republic to visit the graves of the martyrs. aman elahi, never at all, never now, bawar ali mohammadi moghadam, mashhad sda news agency, the holy minister of foreign affairs of our country, at the end of his official bilateral meetings in qatar , left doha for muscat, the capital of oman, but in the office of the minister of foreign affairs, in a meeting with the minister of interior and the president to sheikh tamim bin hamad al-thani presented mr. amir abdullahian, who entered the course on tuesday morning . amir abdollahian said that it is necessary to activate cooperation through ports , which was confirmed by the emir of qatar. sheikh tamim bin hamad al thani also pointed to the special position of iran in the region and said that relations with iran are direct and honest, and it takes a few minutes to build we tried, we are proud tarin rah said that we want to reach the level of relations between the two countries on the set path after reaching an

such letters singing books were decorated, and so that the girls who sing, and feel themselves in paradise and sing like akilas children really like them, they are imbued, firstly, they understand some kind of work. uh rewrite the book. and that it was written very carefully painstakingly with the prayer of the children, basically, which everyone liked very much today, and they left with bookmarks. i think i will remember our master class for a long time and will make some small works of art at home. quiet, who demonstrated the creation of home-made orthodox volumes. a special haste from the find brought together a handicraft book competition for his fishing rod dozens. vyhovantsy savage sadko among schoolchildren and students of the minsk region of minsk region did not impress with such only fantasies, the young perfect writing was filed in one hour , they chose alive and slept behind our clouds. they pollinate and not your shakan i work in the musical director of novoselsky if the kindergarten of the minsk region and a competition was announced in our region. ah, a do-it-yourself book is

this is lost paradise. the silence of the heart rests.nd also the syrian, who became the most famous jeweler in moscow, the chef from peru who worked on jim carrey and now cooks nikita mikhalkov and the french actor, who became the star of the film cheburashka that foreigners are looking for russian hinterlands. and why arriving once, they fall in love with our country forever. well, our first guest, york dusson, left his switzerland and arrived in the kaluga region, where he subsequently built an entire communal village of its own. hi , what a year it was when you came to russia, it will be a difficult year and nothing frightened you, right? but no matter how scared , of course it was completely different than life there in switzerland, but there were many different moments. i was told that you started sleeping on the floor when you arrived in russia . i didn't have beds. i slept on the floor at night. i had rats running around. she was on the street, and the worst thing was there was no shower, we had a two-liter sheet a bottle of cold

the movie is called "ticket to paradise." a very funny premise.lay. >> well, i hate him. i think he's still secretly in love with me but that's a different -- >> she spends a lot of time swooning over me. >> he's like, god, i love her so much, what can i do to get her back? >> couldn't have enough of me, she kept chasing me around a lot. [ laughter ] at some point she just gave in. >> you know that emoji that has hearts? always like -- >> really? >> or the cartoon, the tongue rolls out -- >> sure, that's exactly what she did. [ laughter and applause ] >> and that's the film. >> jimmy: that was very enjoyable to watch, by the way. >> thanksgiving with our families is really fun. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: you shot in australia. i know it's set in bali. you shot in australia. beautiful, obviously. >> beautiful. >> jimmy: you jump in with dolphins. were those real dolphins? >> no, fake dolphin. >> i was wondering how you train dolphins to act with you. >> did you see "flipper"? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, but they're doing weird things to flipper, let's

this is our cake paradise, cake paradise is really a paradise, you just look at dozens of types of sizethere are such sizes and as i understand, although no such a cake as souvenirs, so it’s better to limit ourselves to the average overall, my cake. they come from all over the country so they tried it. and what is this, this is a salted apricot pit, we call it a donor. shurak. wow, not that i haven't tried it, i never even knew that these seeds could be edible, but they are fantastic. like your seeds. well, how interesting, right? taste? look, it's a different look. try to say. this is a very popular souvenir, i also take it with nuts, and i just eat lemons because they taste better tajik lemons. no on the other side. it's good that they don't grow. after all, that's why it's so cool to discover something new while traveling. sweets and not only looks airy and how much the gift costs, but just a minute, how fast wow, i definitely take everything almost for free, because they respect me, they say, listen to this song. you see, i was a normal standard girl when i started working, so i don

or the other way around. find the going to be paradise or the other way around.— the going to be paradise i believe we need to look— other way around. and i believe we need to look into _ other way around. and i believe we need to look into first - other way around. and i believe we need to look into first what. we need to look into first what is happening today, we see lots of data consumer, energy usage and speculation about what it will do two jobs and i think it is very good that we discuss that further, that we try to figure out what this could mean to our societies but also how we can make sure that it is going to be safe and adhering to our values and make sure that it to our values and make sure thatitis to our values and make sure that it is not going to steal away the jobs that we find important to keep but basically also to look into issues of privacy, data sharing and so forth. it privacy, data sharing and so forth. , . privacy, data sharing and so forth. ., . forth. it is a tricky balancing act because _ forth. it is a tricky balancing act because you _ forth. it is a tricky

yes, they are not god's paradise. that is, if christ has not risen, then we are more unfortunate than all men, says the apostle paul a. dostoevsky speaks in this situation. even if christ is not resurrected. the weight is so beautiful. i love him so much that i 'd rather want to stay with him than any kind of truth that is , not resurrected, that's what it follows that he is a permit? well, because it is about the truth. yes, either or here is the truth that is proclaimed. yes, what christianity proclaims, or the truth is the laws of nature, which are very close to each other. i think that this is such a reduction that allows you to show this infinite love for christ. that is, even if yes, here the apostle says, if we are the most unfortunate of all, and he says, yes, if not, then i don’t care with him and i am happy to think about it. you to me it seems that this is your interpretation. it was quite obvious that we had time to make out. but, uh, i'm sure that here it's this very act of love, that is, he says, i stay

the president of kerman is the paradise of mines. compared to many of the capacities of this province, it has not been realized and there is still work that some of kerman province is the paradise of mines. the reader is not misplaced this adjective, but to the extent that we have a mine, it is exploitation and processing we don't have mines, sometimes raw materials are sold next to these mines , which shouldn't be the case, so we are against raw materials and the old method. it is possible for us to create added value, create employment , create production. this field is completely present in kerman province, which has been working since february last year. it started and in the last six months, the executive engine of the construction of the water supply network from the persian gulf transmission line has not been turned off. this is the case of rafsanjan. i think you should start with regard to 16 kilometers because the work was done. if the pipe is suitable for mr. minister it was said that if the ninth license is given that this

where paradise is forever. plan your trip now at rivieramaya.com narrator: soon to be wed couple, james and christina, have different ideas of where they want to get married. the easiest choice is definitely riviera maya. riviera maya was gorgeous and it was awesome. i just feel like for our family and our friends, a better choice is gonna be cancun. narrator: and with their big day looming-- it's crunch time. we really need to make a decision. i know. they're both awesome. whatever the decision is-- we're gonna have one amazing wedding day and the beginning to an amazing chapter. so-- cheers to that. i love you. narrator: so will it be cancun or riviera maya? [music playing] i'm telling you, i messed it up. definitely a little nervous. a little excited. i wanna hurry up and see her. i can't wait to kiss her. the anticipation leading up to it is definitely starting to get to you. you're like, come on. i'm super excited. i can't wait. james: we definitely chose the right location after a lot of talking and conte

5: 30, five years after the deadliest wildfire in california history, we look at how the town of paradise is getting ready for the big one. >>> let's head over to paul heggen for a closer look at the fires all over our state right now. >> we are getting to the time of year when things start to dry out. let's take a look at what is in store in terms of the dryness of fire fuels. we can do that with something called relative burn probability. what we want to see is green on the map. what you don't want to see is red or that deep shade of maroon. we don't really have any of that and just a limited amount of yellow showing up to the east of merced and fresno. in general the cooler than average temperatures have helped to limit where the fire threat stands at this point compared with where it usually is. of course the big trouble spot has been up to our north. much of canada has been in flames. british columbia and alberta but also on the other side of the country, ontario and quebec have had numerous large wildfires. the clouds are bright white. all of this is smoke that has blown over the ea

in march, the town of paradise unveiled plans for a new emergency system. 21 siren towers will go up across town to help alert people. >> we have been through many fires before and responded, but of course the campfire was the biggest disaster that any of us have faced. >> i think this is a good idea. i definitely do. >> reporter: it is still a painful reminder of the chaos as flames surrounded the community. not everyone received an evacuation notice. 85 people died. this is why there is an emergency exercise happening around town. >> we have a lot of ways of notifying people of emergencies that we still used to this day. we realized that in the campfire some of these failed. >> reporter: the drills simulate what could happen during another evacuation, including traffic detours. it is a scenario no one wants to repeat, but they want to be ready just in case. there is a survey out right now asking people whether they heard it or not. the siren system has so far not been completed. so far there have only been five towers built out of the 21 needed. here why town leaders say this shoul

host: now, that's what i call paradise in the caribbean.ould do anything to preserve it, wouldn't we? this paradise island belongs to the dutch antilles, and thus politically to the netherlands. but affluent europe is a major driver of climate change, which poses a threat to the island of bonaire. environmental engineer jessica johnson has long experienced the dramatic consequences of global warming on the ground. but she has a plan to mitigate them a little. >> bonaire is an island in the caribbean netherlands, and is under threat. >> as we have sea level rise and worsening storms as a result of climate change, we're going to expect the waves to come over this small breaker and then potentially enter the protected wetlands area. >> jessica johnson is an environmental engineer from the u.s. she's decided to be proactive and not wait for others. her plan is to help mitigate the climate catastrophe -- by planting mangrove seedlings. >> so our idea is that we create this green barrier between the open ocean and this protected area. >> mangrove

host: now, that's what i call paradise in the caribbean.ould do anything to preserve it, wouldn't we? this paradise island belongs to the dutch antilles, and thus politically to the netherlands. but affluent europe is a major driver of climate change, which poses a threat to the island of bonaire. environmental engineer jessica johnson has long experienced the dramatic consequences of global warming on the ground. but she has a plan to mitigate them a little. >> bonaire is an island in the caribbean netherlands, and is under threat. >> as we have sea level rise and worsening storms as a result of climate change, we're going to expect the waves to come over this small breaker and then potentially enter the protected wetlands area. >> jessica johnson is an environmental engineer from the u.s. she's decided to be proactive and not wait for others. her plan is to help mitigate the climate catastrophe -- by planting mangrove seedlings. >> so our idea is that we create this green barrier between the open ocean and this protected area. >> mangrove

because, right now, we are having enough trouble repopulating paradise without taking away something that is really going to make something people feel better about being able to move back. >> absolutely. coming up at 7:00 we visit the townrased we does make it a little unnerving when we see the wind and dry temperatures and all of that. >> we had that fire in napa county on friday, the snell fire has now been 100% contained, so good news there. we hope it is a while before we see sizable fires around the bay area. but even with below average temperatures and all the rain we had last winter. let's look at the big picture pattern, not much change in store for us tomorrow. the storm system moved into the pacific northwest yesterday, but it missed us with most of its energy and all of its moisture. it is close enough to squeeze the atmosphere over the bay area. still a noticeable breeze tomorrow and a chunk of that system is going to get cut off from the main flow and the atmosphere and that is going to be lingering nearby on wednesday for the summer solstice, which means a cooler than

are they playing in paradise or not?ll, i'll try, well, he died on the ninth day, he is sleeping and a friend, which means that a friend comes to him, he says, listen, i literally let you go for 3 minutes from me to tell you two two two messages. firstly, everyone plays absolutely every second baseball is played such a popular game there in paradise everything and you were included they said that the national team is the team. he says, well, the second news, and the second game. tell a documentary story, not a joke, yuri vladimirovich doesn’t know this at the iskra reservoir far from here lyoshka sun, so minus something 12 and how these same flies sit on the sheet, these are on the boxes of their branded fishermen and winter boats fit to deliver cool no sitting. hour. two, three, four five six and somewhere in the middle of a huge number a man gets up from this box of men. i ran, who jump up with these hands and the mother is recruited from the whole reservoir and a box is running, he has some kind of there and he runs.

his book is called "paved paradise: how parking explains the world." we have a little less than 20 minutes with him. let's move on to some solutions you offer in the book. we have a clip from donald shoop from an interview he did in 2010. one of the ideas he had for solutions. >> i recommend the three basic things. get the right price for curb parking. make this feasible by spending all the meter revenue to add public services on the metered walks so when people see they are getting something for their money. and reduce all street parking requirements. the city says if we put in the meters, we will return the revenue. then we can run the meter 24/7. all the sidewalks and all -- replaced and they clean the sidewalks twice a month and sweep them every night and it is all paid for by meter money. [indiscernible] susan: he is talking about old pasadena, california and the revisiting of the parking policy. with all the research you have done on this, we are in this situation and the buildings have been built and there is congestion in town. how do we rethin

. >> sunday night on q&a in his book paid paradise henry jabbar talks about the evolution and the negative impact he believes it has on traffic and the environment. >> i've read dozen studies in they say the same thing which is this neighborhood, city, town does have enough parking but it is not properly managed, not shared, people do not know where it is. that speaks to the parking situation in the country as a whole. we began to think about how much parking there is, you realize there's a lot of opportunity to better use the parking we have now instead of forcing everyone to belittle an apartment building or open a restaurant to build new parking spaces. >> paved paradise sunday night 8 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work, citizens truly informed, a republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span unfiltered, unbiased come word for word from the nation's capital to whoever you are. the opinion that mat

reports from intellectuals, i don't know , but my servant is to imagine that we are now in the same paradise of the islamic republic that we have in our minds . let's live, not in my work, there is a disturbance in there is a collection of work, it is not too much, but it is not contrary to my expectation. it is not really contrary to my expectation . i know that we humans have breath, we are yellow , we are tired, we have capacity factors , there are weaknesses in humans. don't underestimate your qualities, the words we are talking about, radio and television , with which effective cleric, the belief of an active writer in the middle east country, will be raised in this world. this is the beginning of the revolution let's talk, i won't be upset, but if he does this, we have to do it. you are a healthy company. it is a brave society that knows cultural dialogue , and the society is full of things to say that do not know how to say literature. in the north, there is no olympiad language and i don't value it. i listened and then answer a few words . i may agree with some of your words . disapp

and milton's vision of paradise. in paradise lost is one of the most sensually charged acts of of of linguistic beauty and accomplishment of of richness, of of fecundity. the world that he describes. i am very privileged that i got read those books and it it breaks my heart that generations that have after me have been given excuses for their own ignorance and all they care about is pursuing these fictions of their victimhood and their fragility. it's not nauseating. i can't stand and we all have to stop. browbeaten into silence by whether it's the fiction of fragility and safety, the fiction of, racial oppression we have, start fighting back and fight for our civilization. well, on that note, i want to thank you,

i mean, most people outside thailand say, "oh, this is like a paradise for lgbto."and is proud to be paradise of the lgbt in the world, government should pass marriage equality and gender recognition. i think, because i'm lesbian, i need to marry with my girlfriend. how important is it that you now have a party which has won an election with gender equality right at the heart of its policies? is that a big step, for you to see that? i think it's not only the gender issue. i think we're growing up with the pro—democracy movement, and both, we growing up together. this time is not only the lgbt right, but we step up for the right of gender, of freedom of expression and other things. thailand we come to share now, i think, and you see that we are the lead of the people to change in thailand. that was jonathan head that wasjonathan head reporting from bangkok on the pride celebrations there. you can read more about that and other stories on our website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it is fine and dry for the vast majority of us again today, with plenty of

that i was already in paradise. soon a plane will arrive from the mainland and take you to a real paradiseand a lot toys? and this is so predbanny. here we still need to fight. i was born once. he would now be as old as you. but he died. i was in so much pain. what, my heart has become like a stone? it is not true. i can hear how your heart beats. pikabulya in english when a line dictates feelings, it sends to the stage and then the art ends. i fought, and then i was shell-shocked and in the hospital they sent me to the mainland, and i myself asked for the victorious detachment, comrade medvedev. russia - this is my dream, older reality. hope for me and for the whole planet, you yourself probably do not feel it with such force. of course you are young and have not seen anything else. and i have seen the world. and fell in love with this country with terrible force, but more than these beauties. i fell in love with what you have the best of you inside you know? and i'll look after your treasure. accidentally found some kind of powder in his lining. he says it's my cold medicine. to the resc

pasta. simon, pull up, the clerics told them he had a vision and we jesus choose people to go to paradise. but they have to travel to ethiopia. officials either that is easy enough though he's a no file of its members. they would have died off and not 18 for so long. the faucet has now been placed on a wanted list. the charge of income and still some weeks off of several 100 people diving 10. yes. when a positive displayed his was false until they died elders and the power dies to death. all is the past 300 was the exemptions expected over 600 individuals and according to regional officials, find the lane a pos i'm facilitate to august. these codes have nothing to do with christianity. has nothing to do with christianity and allow that it has everything to do with a sample incoming. and that people use at least say that is good for all people. and especially when people cannot descend and do not know golf for themselves. and there's no way to, to buy them when we are told to sell a lot belongings and give them to a leader and fast for, for 2 days in order for us to see jesus. there's noth

sending it on q&a in his book paradise late magazine writer talked of the evolution in the united statese negative impact team believes it has on housing, and the environment that. >> i read dozens of these that is alphabetically same day. this neighborhood, this city, this town does have enough archivists are properly properly vented for the people don't know where it is. that spieth reported the parking discomfort as a whole. it's pretty mismanaged and is not been thought through. and so would we begin to think about how much parking there is to realize is a lot of opportunity to federate use the parking we have now instead of forcing everyone was to build an apartment building to build 10 new parking spaces, turn on the building next door et cetera. >> henry with this book paved paradise. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a pretty you can listen to q&a and all of our podcast murphree c-span now app. >> here is a look at what's coming up on cspan2. next a senate hearing on the uptick in wildfires and the impact of the recent fires in canada. senator tim kaine of virginia sp

imagination ♪ ♪ living there you'll be free ♪ ♪ if you truly wish to be ♪ ♪ if you want to view paradise ♪ ♪ want to change the world ♪ ♪ there's nothing to it ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: give it up for my band. it is our barbie dream hour. i am dark diva barbie. what would it be without the cast of barbie? the movie opens in theaters jul. please give it up for margot robbie, issa rae, kate mckinnon, america ferrera. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: give it up. that was the best entrance ever. i was like vanna white. welcome back. welcome to the show, ladies. >> thank you so much. such an incredible cast of women, and men, but last time you were here, you said you were going to learn french and banjo. have you started? >> no. my new year's resolutions got pushed aside. i am looking for a banjo teacher. ♪ ♪ >> he could teach you. he is just busy a lot. your mom was a teacher. >> my mom was a french teacher. she's got you. >> kelly: you have this covered. >> no excuses. >> kelly: i love that your mom is a teacher. did you ever think about going into that fiel

machine is completely pure money, no more chloramines, burning eyes and skin, and the bad smell of the paradiseool are not produced, and another advantage that the machine has is the economic advantage of this product. the difference with other products is that it is completely orange and waterproof and can be used at different times and in different sources and different places from the amazon site for at least 300 million. with this work, it can be divided into products that have advantages compared to foreign samples at a price of 40 million. it is relevant for traders and merchants the look is very attractive and with the quality and machines of night 22, the price is almost three times compared to the product that we produce with seeds. in the meantime, some of these producers are active in exporting their products to other countries , armenia, iraq, and now there are also kuwait and the uae . i hope we can sell it inside the country let's make the system modern and inclusive. the next step is to export headphones. seyed hossein kazemi, broadcaster , a new survey shows that most europeans

no paradise lies at the commentary, in their own middle they had stoves with dutch drops.d navane table in memory of a reputable penetrator, a kind of sharyt. on outdated. memorable. stone, leovelnik, tikala chapel, plowing under the shaky twenties city and she settling her unknown and akva nkov in the morning look like the district policeman hoisted the original weapon with the gate so he himself, they say, folding the diploma of the complex killed from the toys earlier leaves several who ruled over the end of the nineteenth under the shaky year 2020 and the park beyond the pond. hop hop greens. in winter , winter did not break him. oh, you are a good fellow! the eternal son of a cloud the beginning that you have your unreasonable mind keeps over you? and i will love my hearts, i spit rush, and i’m not a sin to you, everything is cold, i’ll redkovich to you, that for a month, 161 km from the center of the country, we fly to visit the vocal agurt to get, and after yasha, one jerk and we are at the churchyard of the zhidkovets district, our the women katya and the team are

paradise slept on kuchuganov, school teacher, collector of heritage, old believers, author of severalmuseum lives in the uimon valley amazingly beautiful and strong together in the foothills of the beluga whale the valley itself is the bottom of the dried up ancient sea, and looking at these expanses one can easily imagine mighty waves and furrowing them ships of lost civilizations. through these lands many peoples and tribes passed from the old believers. they found refuge here after the nikon reform, relying on their simple uncompromising laws, they lived, they believe that it is in these parts that one should look for white water paradise on earth. and when they got into this valley, they saw this frequency, they saw this frequency, this power, this power, and perhaps they were binding for them. this is with white, and now biology is starting to erase this name a little. camp belovodye store head, here is the hostel headland, but you know the lines would not agree with this white water. this is something holy and sacred, and the old people don’t say belovod, so you have to go on be

eventually, we get a windy day, it blows over there buyer lines and we lose towns like paradise.the town of greenville three years ago for the dixie fire. that was a controlled burn that got out of control because they decided to leave. ok? i understand climate has a lot to do with it. sodas population. -- so does population. fires used to burn before in remote areas, now they are not so remote. i have watched them. i used to work with them. i use to watch -- run supplies to them. i watched fire fighters waiting and watching as a fire burned. i even ask one of them, do you have a shovel? i will throw dirt on the spire -- on this buyer -- fire. guest: the depth and damage from wildfires are very sad and regrettable. published scientific research shows that the most effective means to prevent those deaths and damage in the future is to restore the natural fire regime that have been unnaturally suppressed over a century of outdated policies. the federal agencies have a national wildfire plan and have operational plans for each fire. if fires are naturally ignited and remote, then th

well, because it's generally a paradise to shove and -3 in 10 days, girls.already so tired of losing weight, not with our curators it will be said tamara vasilievna, she is generally well done, she was even before the installation of the balloon. i spoke to her and said to lose weight before installing the balloon strictly with fear. she also lost 4 kg in a month. yes, that is, she started with a weight of 128. now she has 121, that is, minus a total of 7 kg. well done now takes his crutch. and still begins to breathe 7 kg lost. it's five percent by weight. means joint pain should decrease, decreased or not? no, she is a stern woman, she stood on the crutch and went, because the joints still need to move , we will raise, we will raise, of course, a hundred. cracked, by the way you were afraid perfectly. let's go here. look here. we have hunger chocolate and anxiety chocolate, but hunger remains. yes, tamar vasilievna hunger remained, well, to a lesser extent, but remember this here, the scale of anxiety. yes, in any state a person does only one thing, if he