this is a paradise place , look, let's go to the apartment on alarm oh, masha is calling., happy birthday. how are you nastyushka, is everything okay? yes, everything is fine. how are you doing? listen, i'm sorry, i need to feed nastya. let's call you later okay, yes, of course, okay. i think i miss you so much. how is our patient doing? i haven’t visited him yet in the intensive care unit. morocco with these homeless people well, i mean, you discharge him today, and he’s right there tomorrow. do you have a fight to tear something up? maria andreevna are talking here. and i need to rewrite the schedule. tell zvyagin. i'll stay on duty with him. this is very good , one less problem. you see what the situation is with the doctors, you can stay and help. listen, of course, i understand everything, but no one pays me extra for this. why do i have to overwork because of this homeless person? well , next time when the queen of england is brought to us, god willing , we will definitely call you. to be honest, there was so much work that this year flew by for me. yes , life change

this is a paradise place, look, let's go to the apartment to alarm the alarm. olechka. happy birthday. how are you is everything okay nastya? yes, everything is fine. how are you doing? listen , i'm sorry, i need to feed nastya. let's call you later. okay, sure, fine. i haven’t visited him in intensive care yet. morocco with these homeless people well, i mean, you discharge him today, and he’s right there tomorrow. the fight will explode with something, take it with them. well, you maria andreevna are talking here collector of mercy. and i need to rewrite the schedule. tell the goddamn. i'll stay on duty with him. this is very good, one less problem. you see what the situation is with the doctors, you can stay and help. listen , of course, i understand everything, but no one pays me extra for this. why do i have to overwork because of this homeless person? well, next time when the queen of england is brought to us, god willing, we will definitely call you. to be honest, there was so much work that this year flew by for me. sometimes life changes in a day. not t

preaching to us about the fact that some people are in their place for no reason they couldn’t live, so they sat down by the boat and swam to the paradise a stroll and where they could find a new life. the kolyans drove out to the steep bank there. eh, velma has such beautiful yellow sand and she warmed herself in the heated sand, great amount of crayfish. eh, then i didn't give a damn. she says to the imberaze and they told kali to live in this place, then it will be good for us to live here from the foundation and settle, some of whom were younger in the evacuation flu. eh, rakov’s word is that a raccoon will lose weight, and menovita from the very name of cancer. rakova at school we are they came here at rakov’s to hem with their mentor, went on hikes, fried lard, walked around, had snowball fights, and so on. oh, this place in the shirakov area hosts tourists with champions here velma is so kind , the meatiness of the mesh feather and velma is often here uh, hmm from the tourists getting along, some supporters of rakovo were in the lake and what was the name of the salons? what a wonderful name the lake had because the water was bra

. - this is your special place, your little paradise. - it's our hideaway. - yes. - your hideaway. - hideaway. - but how did you end up here in the first place? - it's a long story. it's a childhood dream. i was fascinated by the stories of the pirates of the caribbean, the swiss family robinson; it's just, that amazed me. i saw an ad one time in the globe and mail magazine 26 years ago for a villa for rent in montserrat. and in the morning when i got up, because we came in after dark, in the morning when i got up, i looked outside, i looked around, and it was exactly what i had imagined all these years. - incredible. - that was before the internet. there was nothing on montserrat available. (sophie fouron) are you guys montserratians now? (luc rozon) i don't consider myself a montserratian. - no. - i'd like to, but we get along good with the people. - yes. - they're very gentle people. they have a touch of irish blood. - what's the link with the irish? - well, ireland... england used to send the irish people here as slaves. and then in time, they brought in the black from africa, and

taiwan is a paradise for hikers, a fantastic place for tea lovers and there are hot springs everywhere. people work a lot here: 6 days a week. kids study all the time. in order to sustain that fast-paced lifestyle, the taiwanese people have figured out many ways to be efficient and productive: from wi-fi everywhere to scooters that take you where you want to 7-11 on every corner. it's a highly efficient and functioning society. i do have the feeling that taiwan has to prove itself to its big brother china and that their way of life is a way to define themselves and to claim their identity. (kuanying chao) taiwan is a group of 300 islands between china and the philippines, so we are kind of isolated in the pacific ocean. 99% of the area is on the taiwan main island. (sophie fouron) kuanying chao. passionate tourism guide, she works throughout the island of taiwan. nicknamed camera, she documents her life and everything around her in pictures, and these are her islands. (kuanying chao) taiwan was governed by different countries before. if we go up to 300 years ago, then we were governed

partners tomorrow at 22:15 on ntv here's an escort for egorov, we'll transfer him to the paradise department at his placese; the person identified is egorov pavel vasilyevich, the murder has nothing to do with it, but it turned out that he was maliciously evading payment for a long time. so it will go along the administrative line. i don't understand. and so he left. the prosecutor let everyone go. i let go that what kind of prosecutor , please read the tv program, say so. did you come up with this prank yourself, or is it my eagles? they're weirding you out again. how could you think of me when i don’t invent anything at all? i can, i believe here. i’m listening, major cherdyntsev on duty, so exactly, comrade prosecutor released one archer, but there were no more. yeah, only the captains, but majorov hung up. what did you say ? it was ordered to give bonuses to all captains in the amount of a monthly salary. and what does this mean, i ’m flying over and you’re doing the same thing, only smoke, you’ll get something, who else is captain? well, that ’s some kind of nonsense. well, let me call them back mys

there's a community here that we are so integral to -- maui is thought of as paradise and a place whereenjoy their -- come enjoy a beautiful vacation. and that's all true. but the people that make that happen live here and they're part of our community, and they're suffering right now. and so you might still have your home and your job, but now you're not -- you're worried if you still have your job, because there's no business, and you might be let go. so that's -- there's just multiple layers of things that are happening here. and maui is going to need the public's help for a long time to come. and i think that can happen through positive messaging and, again, just the spirit of aloha. amna: we have seen that aloha spirit in action. we are all thinking of you and everyone in maui. lee anne wong, thank you so much for joining us. lee anne: thank you so much, amna. aloha. ♪ geoff: this week, the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is visiting the border of one of the world's worst crises. more than five million sudanese have been displaced by a power struggle between the military and an offshoo

the village, she spent the whole summer there, nature, milk there, such a heavenly paradise , you know, it’s a fertile placere , that’s what, i must say, she was very inspired by it, she wrote quite a lot about it, she wrote, spring rang like a drop, summer is coming, as you can see, the birds are singing carefree again , again hearing laughter around me, a guitar i gave it to her, i didn’t know her work at all before her death, neither poems, nor songs, and why this happened, i don’t know, it was only later that i found her fiction there. a story, some kind of story, in one of the stories that i read there, her death is described there, oh well, yes, how, yes, and resurrection, she writes that they will kill, yes, well, she has a poem, brigades for the release , they seemed to know what they were doing, although at that time perestroika had already begun there, and there were many different conversations, in this sense... here it is rejection, maximalism, they remind me very much of you in your youth, a strange thing, i constantly feel myself inside the afterword to october, to one of the patriotic october

showed that about 10 years ago, he was motivated alcohol abuse lived in the parental home, in its place, a paradisee are no simple criminal cases. sometimes, at first glance, an insignificant crime, during the investigation, turns into a chain of resonant events and the conclusion of the criminal based on fingerprints. this is a classic investigation. now the study of digital traces is persistent. most crimes are now transformed. and they move into the sphere of cybercrime, so the investigator may encounter a situation where he it will be necessary to work at the scene with some kind of cyber-breaker, here we train investigators. what should we do with a computer and equipment, how to block it and not allow this information to be deleted or even if it is deleted, so that we still have the opportunity. well, in principle, its restoration, each location can be transformed to suit the necessary circumstances of the task, which also changes depending on how crime develops; the task of those who oppose it is to work proactively. already 12 years investigative committee. belarus is developing dynamically

but we bring people from far away places to tell us about paradise fire, which, you know, i empathize with those people, but that's a different issue. we want to have our resource choices and we have millions of acres of land and where we can put solar by crystal springs, for example, all. and we don't think outside the box. we what we waste our energy on is badmouthing pigeon and some other characters. and that's not going to take us anywhere. good leaders know the way, show the way and go the way. unfortunately lafco is pathetic. thank you very much. thank you for your comments. all right, let's go to the next caller. good morning. my name is zach loo and i'm the director for the california green new deal coalition. i'm calling in to urge lafco to pass the resolution in front of you outlining the need to comprehensively study the benefits of golden state energy for san francisco. golden state energy, as folks have been talking about, was created in the aftermath of the pga bankruptcy in 2020 and recognition that we need to create a contingency plan if and when pga fails again. now,

’t know how to say that i was driving in this car these moments, the third place of mass destruction. what remained was paradiseoisture entered. here, literally a few days before the liberation of belarus , 6.5 thousand people were killed in this barn, the nazis began to transport camp prisoners along a wide street in minsk and prison prisoners. on volodarsky these were the very last days of the nazi regime, june 29-30, 1944 people were brought in truckloads to a car. they took us into this barn and shot several people in separate cases. i read that they simply took 20 to 15 people and took them out of the machine gun fire. shoot what did you do next, the investigator asked, went back to the barn, took the next batch and the next 20 people calmly, five shoot, shot all the war prisoners, workers, old men, women and even children , before leaving, the nazis decided to destroy the camp or liquidate the witnesses. two germans and several police officers brought in a group of children, some five to seven years old. ahh, accompanying them to the large barn, the barn was completely packed. uh, the corpses of those sho

luck to you anton thank you left anton and suddenly i realized that i know a place in brest that could become a real paradiseeven imagine what unique creatures frankenstein would collect if he allowed him to of these exhibits to your attention the museum of steam locomotives people call the museum of railway equipment in belarus trophy steam locomotives, domestic and imported, pre-war and produced during the great patriotic war, eyes run wide. how easy it is to go back a century and imagine yourself a traveler, sitting in one of these cars, walking among the metal giants of the witnesses of a past era, i immediately thought the driver was directing the train to its destination, but it was the stoker who gave the necessary energy to move the car. you didn’t know this for sure, but in order to get from minsk to brest on such a locomotive into its furnace. it was necessary to throw at least 18 tons of coal. so strong and strong guys like me were taken to the stokers. the noisy soviet and quiet cozy courtyards definitely, brest, a city of contrasts , open up new modern locations here, and at the same time honor

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. >> this place is a piece of paradise. when we bought this house down here, we had no intention of moving. we weren't looking to buy the house. i have been where i was for 30 years and was perfectly happy. we went out riding one day after the covid quarantine. came down here, saw this place. came back on monday, and bought it. this is a beautiful little community, and i think in a year or two, it will start to get back that way. right now, it's one day at a time. believe it or not, we're here, we're alive. there are no complaints. there really aren't. >> reporter: and as residents are doing the clean up that you can see behind me, authorities right now are focusing mainly on restoring the power and the waters so that they can continue with this process, of course, having those services as they also wait for a lot of this debris to be picked up. alex. >> what a wonderful outlook that man had considering everything he was facing. thank you so much, guad. >>> joining me now is florida state fire marshal, and chief financial o

the first question was maybe think of lewis's chapter on hierarchy of preface to paradise lost as one of those placeswhere he definitely you can see lewis kind of does think there's room for equality, but he also deeply loves the sense of hierarchy that he sees in milton. my question for you is really based off of your reading of lewis and his write he wrote. so much and you've read so much what he wrote. lewis seems to be incredibly prophetic in that he writing across the late thirties, forties into the fifties. i mean, he without the not in particulars but in very broad trends, he accurately predicted several of the moves that modernity would make. some of them that seem obvious to me at least, are the he at the end of abolition of man. he's sort of outlining the transhumanist movement. he projects that globalism is going to be the trend. he almost is talking about some of the big tech privacy invasions that are possible today without the actual technology at his day. he the government, was going to continue to grow and that would continue to be a danger to to liberty. so with that, what in your vi

when you see something like a lahaina or a paradise, calif, or what you're seeing with the floods taking place in the mediterranean right now, you know, it's that 90% rule, 90% of what you could have done when the event occurs has already passed you by. you can't prepare, you can't train, you can't mitigate, you can't do all those things that would be decisive once the event occurs, like lahaina, there really is only so much that can be done in response now, he says. ready.gov is a great resource on the site . fema has laid out checklists and tips to help prepare for a natural disaster. our time is 418. hurricane jova is weakening right now, but it will stay far off shore. but it could still send powerful waves to parts of california through this weekend. the tropical storm suddenly strengthened and became a category five hurricane earlier this week. hurricane jova is more than 500 miles south southwest of the southern tip of baja, california. and there's a good chance that jova could cause localized flooding over the weekend in southern california. all right. 419 is the time. a lot to keep an

right, now things are still calm in the paradise of the british virgin islands. one of the placesnews meteorologist, michelle grossman, michelle, welcome. where is the storm right now? what should americans be looking out for here? >> hi, there, alex this is going to be a long haul because we are going to see lee slow down over the next several days. right now we are looking lee at, north of the leeward islands. the place like the british virgin islands, we will see rough surf, some life-threatening rip tides as well. that could be the case along the east coast as we go throughout next week or at least like week into next weekend. this is what we are looking at in terms of the atlantic, tropical storm marco formed. that will be a -- storm. hurricane lee, now a category three storm. we are looking at winds near 1:13 miles per hour. remember, it was a category five yesterday, it intensified, 85 miles per hour within 24 hours. today we're sitting the and the correct impacts. we are expecting it to stay north of the leeward islands of puerto rico. the virgin islands, that is good. new

paradise. the ussr wasn't a marvellous place to live in.about democratic socialism, talking about sweden, talk about democratic socialism, talkingfinland, sweden, talk about democratic socialism, talkingfinland, you en, talk about democratic socialism, talkingfinland, you talk talk about democratic socialism, talkingfinland, you talk aboutk about finland, you talk about countries where you have an inclusive , a community inclusive society, a community where all, where we work where above all, where we work together for the greater good. for socialism is about not for me, socialism is about not about individual. about about the individual. it's about what can do collectively what we can do collectively together. were down the pits together. you were down the pits for how long. know for god knows how long. you know , have to look after your , you have to look after your mates. to mates. you've got to work together. socialism. >> that's socialism. >> that's socialism. >> is that socialism? i'll be. >> is that socialism? i'll be. >> is that soc

paradise. the ussr wasn't a marvellous place to live in.about democratic socialism, talking about sweden, talk about democratic socialism, talkingfinland, sweden, talk about democratic socialism, talkingfinland, you en, talk about democratic socialism, talkingfinland, you talk talk about democratic socialism, talkingfinland, you talk aboutk about finland, you talk about countries where you have an inclusive , a community inclusive society, a community where all, where we work where above all, where we work together for the greater good. for socialism is about not for me, socialism is about not about individual. about about the individual. it's about what can do collectively what we can do collectively together. were down the pits together. you were down the pits for how long. know for god knows how long. you know , have to look after your , you have to look after your mates. work mates. you've got to work together. socialism. >> that's socialism. >> that's socialism. >> is that socialism? i'll be. >> is that socialism? i'll be. >> is that s

when you see something like a lahaina or a paradise, california or what you're seeing with the floods taking place in the mediterranean right now, you know, it's that 90% rule, 90% of what you could have done when the event occurs has already passed you by. so you can't prepare, you can't train, you can't mitigate, you can't do all those things that would be decisive once the event occurs, like lahaina, there really is only so much that can be done in response. and how kemper says ready.gov is a great resource. and on that site, fema has laid out checklists and tips for you help get ready for a natural disaster. way moe is pointing to statistics that show its driverless cars are much safer than those driven by humans. the research comes from a partnership between waymo and a swiss insurance company. waymo says insurance data show its driverless cars reduce the frequency of bodily injury claims by. 100% and by 76% for property damage, compared to those with human drivers. opponents of these self-driving cars are still demanding for increased regulation of the industry. we now, in highlighting the s

. >> the last place alissa turney was seen was here at paradise valley high school. >> my dad obviouslyeing a cop, he knows what happens to teenage girl whos who go out alone. he was really scared. >> he seemed very driven by the situation. i'm calling this person, i'm calling that person. >> you begin to think she's not around, she's dead? >> yes. i began to fear the worst. >> 20/20 has talked to michael turney about his missing stepdaughter over the course of decades now. >> my last memory with someone you love, stomping down the hallway. >> then you get a confession out of nowhere. >> i'm going to make you famous. i'm a serial killer. >> stop! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the last time i stepped foot on this dusty desert road between phoenix and los angeles it was 2009. i was reporting on a vibrant teenage girl named alissa turney who disappeared in 2001. and to this day, some wonder if this unforgiving and lonely landscape might holds secrets of her fate. >> 17-year-old alissa turney. >> the disappearance and presumed death of alissa turney. >> alissa turney hasn't been seen in more than seven years.

these places in europe smashing the rank one step into a bold adventure the treasure map for martin clo. describe it as some of us wriggled, begging sites on youtube, and also the may be paradise awaits us. and the often the departed souls must go somewhere, provided they exist. but who contend us the, which is the move here off the become of these places and of the post. and how would we explain what this man experienced? so i felt incredibly happy as i saw the light at the end of the tunnel that go up every year. thousands of people report what they experienced while they with that overall, the, almost that these new tests experiences will sound similar. if i haven't continued chesapeake to deal with device, they tell us what happens often. it don't we go through after we dine, might actually resemble near death experiences else in mind. you know, on the test experiences authentic reports from the office or is that something completely different behind them? the that's not for themselves. that people don't to. so way looking witnesses. no one knows what the off the life really be like. wow, we will get what we do have people who have come very close to the air off the can re

general marziyah fi ibadi and entering paradise, the nafs is sure, the narrator is marziyah, he is the almighty god, because of the world within the world , we cannot placesain, the place of abul fazl hussain , the place of ali akbar hussain, the place of habib bin mazaher, umar, and jafar, we cannot, but in this almighty god gave this position to hossein b ali said that this world is versatile in the great village of the venerable professor mr. asiyabhai, who was quoting from his words, the late allameh. all work in the movie alam and alam hossein is versatile in this world and this world . may god's mercy be upon us today , we are proud that our country is the country of yenali in the words of the noble martyr haj qassem soleimani. we are the nation of imam hossein. we are the nation of imam hossein . hossein or fatima left the country for defense they defended the honor of the country, they created security, said mr. maulvi, the day of security is the highest blessing, we should be grateful to god, this security was created thanks to the blessing of the blood of the martyrs , thanks to the presence of the people on the scene of the road. around this c

big thing, though, is when you see something like a lahaina or a paradise california or what you're seeing with the floods taking placeanean right now, you know, it's that 90% rule, 90% of what you could have done when the event occurs has already passed you by. you can't prepare. you can't train, you can't mitigate, you can't do all those things. that would be decisive once the event occurs, like lahaina, there really is only so much that can be done in response to something. the big part is already over. can you talk about the term paparazzi preparedness? oh, paparazzi. we've been using that a lot. and i got to tell you, we're human beings. all right. and obviously , there's a demand for paparazzi because they chase people who are famous or trending or whatever. we talk about paparazzi preparedness for. that's for organizations. governments will be chasing kind of what's trending in disasters. right now. so if there's a lot of fires in the news, hey, we got to do fires. if there's been a recent earthquake, they have to do earthquakes. that's why we go back to that comparative risk assessment where you look across th

when you see something like a lahaina or a paradise, california or what you're seeing with the floods taking place in the mediterranean right now. so, you know, it's that 90% rule, 90% of what you could have done when the event occurs has already passed you by. you can't prepare , you can't train, you can't mitigate. you can't do all those things that would be decisive once the event occurs, like lahaina, there really is only so much that can be done in response. kemper points to ready.gov as a good resource on that site. fema has laid out checklists and tips to help prepare for a natural disaster. well, the nfl's regular season is officially back. the pro football season starts this evening with the annual thursday night kickoff game. the reigning super bowl champs, kansas city chiefs, will host the detroit lions kickoff for that set for 520. the 40 niners will kick off their new season on sunday against the pittsburgh steelers in pittsburgh. and great news for 40 niners fans, too. the team has reportedly agreed to a deal with defensive end nick bosa. it will make him the highest paid defensive p

natalia vlasova after her divorce from her husband , a businessman, i welcome you to my paradise, v the most favorite placeantry on shelves. here are all sorts of things that we have here, garlic, garlic, yes, some bottle openers, this is everything related to wine, and the star of the nineties is now more happy about a new stepladder than a designer dress, my everyday joy is buying this stepladder , i'm so happy that suddenly it occurred to me that in a house with huge ceilings you need to have a stepladder, at least one like this. natalia vlasova does not hide that with her husband, who solved all the problems, she had no idea that light bulbs burned out , pipes burst, she had to pay 50 rubles every month for electricity, gas and water, and the lawn on fifteen acres of land needed to be mowed and watered and combing your hair, the best meditation in the world is, it’s working with some things like this , it’s this kind of physical work, well, look, well, beauty, so, attention, question, yes, for years in show business, you earned an apartment from a country house in an elite cottage village, a white mans

when you see something like a lahaina or a paradise, california or what you're seeing with the floods taking place in the mediterranean right now, you know, it's at 90% rule, 90% of what you could have done when the event occurs has already passed you by. you can't prepare , you can't train, you can't mitigate. you can't do all those things that would be decisive once the event occurs, like lahaina, there really is only so much that can be done in response. now, ready.gov is a resource you can use on the site. fema has laid out checklists and tips to help prepare for natural disasters. all right. let's talk about what's happening out our window. no sun yet along the oakland estuary. eventually, steve paulson says yes, but it's going to take a while here in land yet not a problem. but this is the biggest fog bank. sal mentioned that at the top we've seen already retreating though watch san jose parts poof like that. it's going to take a while north that's that's going to probably be ten, 11:00 maybe a little longer for some but eventually we'll get there. west, southwest 20. travis did have gusts t

place warnings. those who attended the festival, it was very much far from paradise.e on the news were like it's all good, we're having a good time but it looked pretty awful. >> what was a wi-fi like? did the wi-fi go down or hold up? at that point, you're only two meals away from chaos. talking of the weather. for once in my life i think i may have called the weather right. here in the u.k. it's now really hot. greece were i've just come from which is been superhot throughout the summer now experiencing flooding. basically the gulfstream has gone north and as a result of which northern europe is now hot and you are now seeing extreme weather in southern europe not seeing the kind of fires like this. basically it is raining in places which is amazing to see. >> that wraps it up for me and guy. good to have you back. this is bloomberg. ♪ so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds

kick back and relax from the stresses of daily life, finding paradise in their own special corners of the world. fans are gathering at places like margarita ville universal citywalk hollywood when the restaurant opened back in march of 2017, jimmy buffett performed here. the legendary entertainer explained that margarita ville is not a place but rather a state of mind. and this hot spot is one of many restaurants and resorts and adult beverages inspired by his brand of soft rock peppered with caribbean and country flavors. >> got to see him in concert with my mom and 2019 his music has always been something that's just help me relax and kind of take the edge off. so it's it's just a way to do a pilgrimage. pay respects. it migrated yes, i'm drinking a margarita and honor to me today. why this is music. speak to you. why are you a fan live originally from the south? grew up in mississippi and he was born in mississippi. and i agree we spend our summers down on the gulf coast and that's it. he's just a way of life for people down there. and i've lived here almost 20 years. but he's always stuck with though. he's the champion

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but we bring people from far away places to tell us about paradise fire, which, you know, i empathize with those people, but that's a different issue. we want to have our resource choices and we have millions of acres of land and where we can put solar by crystal springs, for example, all. and we don't think outside the box. we what we waste our energy on is badmouthing pigeon and some other characters. and that's not going to take us anywhere. good leaders know the way, show the way and go the way. unfortunately lafco is pathetic. thank you very much. thank you for your comments. all right, let's go to the next caller. good morning. my name is zach loo and i'm the director for the california green new deal coalition. i'm calling in to urge lafco to pass the resolution in front of you outlining the need to comprehensively study the benefits of golden state energy for san francisco. golden state energy, as folks have been talking about, was created in the aftermath of the pga bankruptcy in 2020 and recognition that we need to create a contingency plan if and when pga fails again. now,

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paradise. i see in the bye bye bye boats stay see i've been wanting to day the philippines come by. come by, come by the place. you go to work hard to live here and you want to get out of it. what you put into it when united sides in the winter, and it's raining and which model of the place and your roots come off of the mud done? yes. up to your knees and on. it's just like why am i doing this? why am i e? okay, perfect t is when nothing goes wrong. something always goes wrong. i spent my whole life, you know, control stuff. so it's 2nd nature to me across as a piece of land. the way like cro think was definitely for me is 1st of all, i do know who milan i am a tenant. but as long as i use that land property, i can culturally that land cannot be taken off. the coffee is uniquely scottish thing or family health be on the cross coasting is a way of nice job. it is a pain in my box site. it is something i love. it is my passion. we. we have loads on the sheet. each of us, you know, you'll have a few people who will have, you know, maybe 2013 support is sheep. so you get together and you do a lot of work togethe

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place for reflection. each element of design presumably intended to have effects both psychological and religious. >> it's really a cinematographer's paradisehing is framing for them. >> how long did it take them to build this? >> hundreds of years. >> that's why it takes so long for you to get the shot? >> oh, snap. >> in the builders time, engineers, astronomers, mathematicians were like priests, magicians,ans were possessors of divine knowledge of how the universe worked. did they want to contemplate nature or conquer it, control it? >> they were certainly trying to emulate it. their mathematics were trying to find out how nature worked, particularly the square roots and the repetition of pattern. >> they saw mathematical patterns in the sky and on earth, the way water moved and rippled, the way things grew, the simple pine cone, a fern, a pomegranate, and they thought about the basic truths these things might represent. >> these symmetries can all be shuffled, spun on any point and they align again with themselves. so if you stretched them out, for them they pointed to infinity. >> we will understand all things. >> through contemplating

places in between. >> ♪ wasting away again in margaritaville. >> reporter: jimmy buffett's laid back songs captured paradiseled it gulf and western, a mix of country and carribean music. >> i love carribean through a strange way, my grandfather is a sailing ship captain and he sang. all the material came in and came back out. i learned to be a performer and that gave me the vehicle to do it. >> reporter: he was born christmas day 1946 on the gulf coast in southern mississippi and raised in the port city of mobile, alabama. he began his career making country music but only really found his musical voice after moving to key west in the '70s. >> ♪ changes in latitude, changes in attitude. nothing remains quite the same. >> reporter: time among colorful characters there helped inspire his tropical style and led to his landmark 1977 album changes in latitudes, changes in attitudes and its famous hit song "margaritaville." >> ♪ some people claim that there's a woman to blame. now i think it could be my fault. >> reporter: buffet's greatest musical success was the concert stage, not the charts. he made hundreds of

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places in between. >> reporter: jimmy buffett's laid-back songs captured the lazy day feel of paradise. ♪ >> reporter:e called his signature song gulf & western. country and caribbean music. >> i loved the caribbean music. my grandfather sang the calypso song. all of this amalgamation came in and came back out. i became a performer and that gave me the vehicle to do it. >> reporter: buffett was born christmas day, 1946, on the gulf coast in southern mississippi and raised in the port city of mobile, alabama. he began his career making country music but only really found his musical voice after moving to key west in the '70s. ♪ ch ♪ >> reporter: it helped inspire his tropical style and eventually led to his 1976 legendary album and his famous hit song "margaritaville." ♪ some people claim there's a woman to blame now i think it could be my fault ♪ >> reporter: but buffet's greatest musical success was on the concert stage, not the charts. he made hundreds of millions of dollars over the decades supported by his lesion of diehard fans known as parrot heads. >> reporter: his music may have been laid back

place. everyone needs to do. new form report three-year development plan how is it there? shower somehow in paradisefrom their non-progressive parents. i also had a headache. but then the rain came down and everything went away. they say how the new season is a very powerful anniversary. not just an anniversary gave me goosebumps. 100% talents of unique experts and sergey lazarev is at 21:30 on the channel russia moscow international book fair meeting with your favorite authors long-awaited novelties of the season rich program. dad what is it? this is a microscope now we will watch your microbes. now let's see it on the big screen. the moscow international children's book fair opens its doors to the most inquisitive young readers with new books, favorite authors, quests, lectures and master classes. come to the expocentre from august 32 to september 3 e-ticket for mmkya.rf. mom is a worm here, and you washed the fruit. dad what is it? this is a microscope now we will look at your microbes. now let's see it on the big screen. mom, did you wash the fruit, no? mom is a worm here, have you washed the fr

paradise. from the very center of the city we moved to the outskirts, somewhere here the wedding of sergei yesenin took place when they returned by train to st. petersburg for the land and suddenly sent a telegram to their father from some station. dad got 100 rubles. getting married there was no registry office at that time, and therefore sergei yesenin and the earthly reich got married in a small suburban church 6 km from the city where we are now heading. we are walking through the old cemetery and trying to find the place where the church of saints cyricus and ulita stood. this church recorded that a peasant son from the village of konstantinova and a bourgeois girl from rostov-on-don entered into a union in heaven. unfortunately, the bolsheviks destroyed this church, but fortunately now there is a memorial stone there. one of the most inaccessible tourist sites in our city . i noticed some differences in behavior between men and women. when does it turn out that my husband and my cat are the most intelligent creatures orientalism? this is some kind of conditional parallel agenda. in new episodes of our

is my paradise, raspberries in venezuela. no, and if there is, i just buy it at a higher price, because it’s imported, but we have mango, delicious mango , which you can buy at any time, in any placed these are things that you need to be careful about, because they bite so much that later they will be even more beautiful. like old times, feel at home when my mom sent me to the gardens for fruit, and the sun is still boiling and pouring light, i can imagine what work in the village is like, not easy, but pleasant, by the way, where is sakaria, maybe he’s sleeping while i’m working? here you are, i was looking for you, while i was there picking raspberries, everything was being done for you, and you are here, what are you doing here? i’m working, what are you, feeding this one, that’s it, sorry, sorry, yes, i’m not hungry , come on, i’ll help you too, then, come on, hello, hello, wow, come on, come on, come on, beautiful, in my opinion they not hungry rather, but i know who is exactly hungry, who, not me, but me i'll show you, show me. that's who is hungry, exactly , or a hungry girl in my opinion, bon appetit, it felt so strange, take it, take it, take it, yes, you see, yes. yes, l