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very many the ships of the pacific fleet were even in pearl harbor. some of those that were there were hit very slightly and others that were damaged by the read the fleet by now or are still undergoing repairs and when those repairs were completed the ships will be more efficient. fighting machines than they were before. there are parts that will be lost. more than a thousand planes at pearl is a baseless. we further read rumors. the japanese do not know just how many they destroyed that day. and i am not going to tell them. but i can say that to date and including pearl harbor, we have destroyed considerably more japanese planes than. they have destroyed of our we have most certainly suffered losses from hitler's u-boats in the atlantic, as well as from the japanese and the pacific. and we shall suffer more of them before the of the tide. but speaking for the united states of america, let me say once and for all to the people of the world we americans been compelled to, but we regain it. we and the other united are committed to the destruction of th

the collapse collection brings together his best known masterpieces, including the girl with a pearl earring. $28.00 out of around $37.00 known works are on display at amsterdam rags museum among them. the milkmaid girl reading a letter at an open window. and perhaps the most famous of them, all girl with a pearl earring painted in 1665, the common thread that brings them altogether. our depictions of real life in the 17th century. keep it up on for me as infamy as paintings. don't tell a story in the sense that there's a lot going on. there's no running around horses galloping or something fording on the ground or people fighting. his paintings are always very quiet, very introverted. and this introversion, of course, allows the viewer to enter into a new world of the media to him. yon for mir lived and worked in the dutch city of delft. he was only 43 years old at the time of his death, and it was only posthumously that both he and his paintings gained worldwide recognition, especially for the use of light from m and with a me, a uses natural light as it naturally enters a room and

yes, we called this park the great stone, but the pearl called it. pin, he called it the pearl of the great silk road, and i guarantee that we will play this role. in general, we are proud that the leader of the chinese people called it that pearl, but we must comply with this and we are ready to do it today. there, the enterprise has been created in the great stone for more than a hundred. it is the most high-tech enterprise - it is not just a logistics trade. this is the highest technological enterprise, and they produce products not only necessary for belarus, but also for the whole of europe for the whole world. and from here you can trade these most modern units and kits and goods throughout civilized europe and to the united states america to supply products, and the products there are from medicine to the production of drugs to e, car building components and assemblies, there are the most modern advanced technologies. we are proud of this and the only thing. well, i always would like more more more and i often say all dolphins, but also to you

news of pearl harbor came as unexpectedly as the attack. on the command. an officer wanted to see us all and he told us that, of course, pearl harbor had been bombed. i want to tell you something he said. this is an unusual situation. and we don't know what we'll ever happen. so he said, i want each one of you to remember that you are an american. you are an officer in the united states army and you know what? your duty and you're responsible what he is. he said there may come a time when there is no one to tell you what to do. and no one to guide you. but you will know what your conscious says and you will know the oath you have to take to protect your country. and always remember that later that day, december 8th, across the international dateline, the sounds of japanese aircraft were heard overhead. the naval hospital on guam was hit while in the philippines. baguio camp john jay forts dotson, byrd, clark field del carmen field nichols field cavity and corregidor were also struck and manila too was bombed. and with that we, heard this warning over the h

pearl harbor survivor. spent much of his retired life dedicated to paying honor to those who survived the attack. his grand gawrt melissa tells us he never misses a show happy 100th birthday to you, sir. thanks for your service. fair, balanced and unafraid. we'll see you tomorrow. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hi, jesse. >> jesse: best pants game in the business. bret baier. good luck. >> bret: see you. thanks. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: break-ups are tough. sometimes they come out of nowhere. >> elle, pooh bear,. >> i do. >> i think we should break up. [screams] [crying] >> jesse: and sometimes you don't buy the reason they are

all girl with a pearl earring painted in 1665, the common thread that brings them altogether. our depictions of real life in the 17th century. keep it up on firm as in family, as paintings. don't tell a story in the sense that there's a lot going on. goes no running around, horses galloping or something falling on the ground or people fighting. his paintings are always very quiet, very introverted. and this introversion, of course, allows the viewer to enter into a new world of the media to him. yon for mir lived and worked in the dutch city of delft. he was only 43 years old at the time of his death, and it was only posthumously that both he and his paintings gained worldwide recognition. especially for the use of light. the amendment of the mia uses natural light as it naturally enters a room and as it highlights certain objects and not others. and on girl with a pearl earring was fictionalized on the silver screen in 2003 with american actress scarlett johansson bearing a striking resemblance to farmers famous subject. ah sir. your master is a fine hey treat. the exhibition

is it true that pearl barley is obtained from barley grains?aria hello what do you think, hello, i chose the option, right? well, because, as far as i remember, pearl barley is made from barley well. this is not an attempt to drive you dead end, just asking if you know or not. ivan , what is semolina semolina made from, if you do not change your memory and are made? from wheat, and pearl barley is made from barley grains, who answered this question, yes , earn yourself an extra point. the sixth question in the first round. is the name of the dessert spelled correctly on your time screen? gennady hello how did you answer i answered this question, yes? for what reason, gennady, did you answer, what were you guided by? when answering this question honestly. it's just a question that i met in life, most likely, you often met such a question in life. how to spell tiramisu my grandmother is a pastry chef. well, not not professional, but a homemade confectioner does not make cakes and, it seems, tiramisu, as i showed her videos, when to make yeah, but

this is the pearl of belarusian architecture. tell me.about the arena and interesting facts, yes, indeed, and the circus was originally built in such a way that it already amazed the imagination and an unusual dome of 42 m. this was during the first construction, but the circus also had a reconstruction 13 years ago, where exactly, mmm a huge mechanism has been added to the circuses, which moves the arena now they are in the circus five they are on the underground floors, then there is an arena where artists perform, this is a platform. it essentially hangs in the air in different arenas. well, the most basic classic in the circus. this is a rubber coating. the most convenient for animals, the second arena. self-luminous illumination from the inside of such a disco. the floor of the third arena, parquet board. well, this is more for dancing professionals. for some such ceremonial moments of awards or something, there is beautiful, of course the fourth arena itself, wood. postil it appears from under the ground. only when a circus on ice o

polina sophia's cavalier pearl museum could change history. and not just mathematics.are in effect today and for what period they are fixed today, the norm is valid, firstly, i want to make a reservation right away that we will be talking about personal goods sent by international mail , in relation to them today the norm is thousand euro, with regard to the self-supporting e-e norm and e, 31 kg, respectively, this norm was extended decisions of the eurasian commission. a-a until the end of march 2023, and in case no changes are made. it will be changed to 200 euros and 31 kg, respectively, except for the cost of the norm and the weight norm of 31 kg. there are restrictions. e. i mean, certain prohibitions and restrictions on the transfer of certain categories of goods, and in particular, of course, but the main ones are the ban on the transfer of weapons of all its components of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, including, uh, including drugs funds, as well as there is a ban on the shipment of alcoholic products, tobacco products, smoking mixtures of potent, an

well, let's go forward to production in search of a cheese pearl.stle everyone upstairs and so we see a large tank with milk written on it. hello hello tatyana shcheva, head of the laboratory. now let's make a selection. sample accepted, milk. account for our milk farms. not worse for production, milk from cows of french fat content is used, it is comparable to milk. so we check the milk for organoleptic indicators and naturally on the antibiotic the most notorious antibiotics. milk smells like milk, there is no foreign smell there. we feel that the milk does not have any extraneous flavors, sweet, delicious , you feel creamy notes at this time , we take something out of the strip and watch one two three four. there is no antibiotic, as there are four strips. this definition for four antibiotics is good, what to do with it further, the milk is transferred to the cheese production workshop. well, we'll go to production. good morning elena hello elena blokhina technologist, where the milk is tanks, but before it gets here, the milk undergoes cleaning

depression and his 1941 day of an semi speech to a joint session of congress following the attack on pearl harbor. >> yesterday, december 7, 1941. a base that -- a date that will live in infamy. >> watch our 10 part series, speeches that defined a presidency saturday at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including mediacom. >> we believe that whether you live here, here, or anywhere you should have access to fast reliable internet. we are leading the way. >> mediacom support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. oklahoma governor kevin stith gave his state of the state address from the capitol building in oklahoma city and discussed health care, tax cuts, and infrastructure among other topics. this is about 35 minutes. minutes. [applause] [cheering] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> members of the legislature, executive officers, member

tverskaya zemlya adds another one to its collection of pearls , gradually each picking up frames.update of the hotel is a support, e travel companies that work support. small business entrepreneurs are cafes and restaurants that are opening today in a museum business, which is, in almost every municipality . this is an opportunity to learn something new tver - this is central russia - this is the heart of russia in the heart of russia over the kurgan and plates with thousands of names of bronze wings. cranes, he rises above the snows, which at the age of 80 are already sprinkling the battlefields according to this image. they searched through hundreds of photographs, one sketch after another, so that the sacrifice of almost one and a half million was reflected in one soul. i wanted that when hmm a person approached the monument to a soldier , he would look into his soul, and it seems to me that some sort of magic. eh, it appeared history. temples and streets of old cities keep monuments here. and the hands of those through art. even not my material is able to give an amazing voice

and perhaps the most famous of them all, girl with the pearl airing painted in 1965. common thread that brings them together israel life in the 17th century. >> paintings don't tell a story in the sense there is a lot going on. there is no running around, horses galloping, or people fighting. of his paintings are always very quiet, very introverted. this introversion allows the viewer to enter into a new world. >> he lived and worked in the dutch city of delft. he was 43 years old at the time of his death. it was only posthumously that he and his paintings gained world right -- worldwide recognition especially for the use of light >> accuses natural light as it enters a room and has it highlights certain objects and not others. >> girl with a pearl airing was fictionalized on the silver screen in 2003 with scarlett johansson is strictly risen -- resemblance to the famous subject. >> stay. your master is a fine painter. >> the exhibition in amsterdam has been years in the making with the paintings arriving from around the world. it is an extremely rare chance for a bri

program thank you all and see you tomorrow unconquered cities of ukraine this is cozy kherson the pearl of the protected territories of ukraine, the city played a significant role in the creation of statehood and became the southern center of the ukrainian revival during the great terror . led by bohdan bandera, actively fought against the german invaders, because an angry kherson citizen will come out against the enemy column with bare hands, but will not bow down to the occupier. during the second world war, it became the main defensive point of the nazis ; the order was to hold the steel gates to the crimea at all costs after two years of occupation the inhabitants rebuilt melitopol, turning it into a developed european city, today the people of melitopol prove to the occupier that they have steel gates and not only melitopol was and remains an unconquered ukrainian city , the conquered mariupol was an industrial center until recently, and it is just a wonderful city on the seashore. and now the city is a martyr, a city for which the heart aches every ukrainian, the russians sought t

you know, and then fly in across the pacific and land at pearl harbor. so, i mean, he literally used everything he had in terms of his ability to get across the asian continent a time when that was a rough thing to do and he did travel by train by rickety plane at one point they flew 100 detours or yards the right and then actually took a taxi, the desert and you know, the nomads. and he managed to get out of that. and then he really did. it was a it's an adventure tale. i mean, i really think if you when you look at the map, you just get scared. can't believe. and he was he was in negotiating with to get visas you know and at one point he pretended he was a high level british civil servant and he went in and made up a name for himself. and he said, this is who i am and i need visa. and the guy said, oh okay. and, you know, so it was a really a use of his of his all his all skills. and it's a great it's a great story why i have story is that later in his life, he gave a series of lectures to the winston-salem community where he lived. and he told these s

items that also had to be replenished and, of course, the long process of searching for mother-of-pearlch the two-meter -long picturesque secular ones also became a kind of test for restorers. after all, in their hands were the work of one of the best artists in korea in the xix century. sypanopa. previously participated no. no, we have scrolls in the museum, but what size are two more items - these are incense burners. they were damaged the least restoration work was carried out with the support, including financial support and the korean overseas cultural heritage foundation, an exhibition, as an excuse once again. recall the republic of korea and russia have never been enemies in the opening of the exposition was attended by the special representative of the president sergei ivanov and the extremely plenipotentiary ambassador of the republic of korea in moscow chang hojin. today. we present these gifts as they were presented. this is an interesting connection russia is a longtime neighbor in northeast asia since the 19th century, have established close contacts and ties, and since th