pearl fishing became a thing of the past, and former pearl divers became oil workers.nd only these old men remember the distant times of their pearl youth. visiting romantics, who did not want to leave the atmosphere of an oriental arabian fairy tale, settle in it same. that is, in the historical quarter in the heart of sharjah. this place will not look like an ordinary hotel at all, but rather like the old arab quarter of the city. well, that's how it is. the walls of this hotel-quarter are more than 100 years old, rich arab merchants once lived here. a few years ago, when part of the historical quarter was turned into a hotel, it was personally opened by the ruler of sharjah, dr. sultan bin mohammed al-qassimi. the decor is absolutely authentic, reliable, but if you like the word "authentic", then this is it, from in addition, in search of their room, some wander through the labyrinths of narrow streets, and so that this process does not turn into a quest for a new guest, the staff at first escorts him to the room, but soon you get used to this authenticity and begin

recipe for bream stuffed with pearl barley, vegetables and mushrooms.m and remove the bones. as spices, we use dill, pepper and coriander. we salt and season the fish, then leave it to marinate for 10 minutes. we prepare the filling from pearl barley, carrots, potatoes, sweet peppers, fresh dried dill. mushrooms, salt and mix, stuff the bream and put it on a baking sheet, as a base we use the inflorescence, dried dill, put it to bake for 40 minutes. this is what a miracle we got, i proudly present this dish to you, i present it to you, well, i will try it myself, how to eat it correctly in principle dish? well, in vogul in belarus, in belarus it was not accepted to lay out something in portions, so it was always like that , this cast iron, this dish of some kind, and each one took it for himself, whoever... remember, five skis of grating, whoever was ripe, whoever was ripe, that, in a large family, the fish is cut very easily, literally falls apart into pieces, all this thanks to the fact that we took out the bones, it is even tastier to eat this dish w

. >>> 35 years after they helped lead the wave of grunge coming out of the pacific northwest pearl jam is back on stage. older, wiser, and still rocking with a new album. anthony mason caught up with eddie vedder and the band at a recent gig. ♪ >> reporter: on the road with pearl jam. this night in missoula, montana. >> does this all travel with you? >> uh -- >> pretty much? >> it does. it's all the comforts of home. >> reporter: in lead singer eddie vedder's dressing room -- >> you've got a dartboard in the corner. >> give me a little focus before we run out. >> reporter: you'll find a dartboard, a chicago bears football jersey -- >> walter payton? >> walter payton. >> tell me about this photograph. >> reporter: and a picture of the great hawaiian surfer duke kahanamoku. >> goes with you everywhere. >> it goes with me, yeah. >> reporter: vedder, who loves to paddle out -- ♪ wave came crashing on a distant shore ♪ -- likens songwriting to surfing. >> you put these building blocks together so you can let's say shape the perfect wave that has a couple turns and then a barrel and then the

>> i wore pearls, yeah. i've always wanted to wear pearl. >> jimmy: really?t to wear them with, i broke them out and wore them. >> jimmy: that's something you've always had in your mind, wearing pearls? >> i thought it was cool and edgy, and men have been wearing pearls lately. >> jimmy: they have? >> man, i'm going to sport some pea pearls. >> jimmy: why wouldn't -- you're wearing a necklace right now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: why wouldn't men wear pearls? >> exactly. >> jimmy: it does make sense if you're going to wear any jewelry. >> diamonds and pearls. >> jimmy: are those real pearls you're wearing? >> very expensive pearls. >> jimmy: did you have to give them back? >> no, i bought those. >> jimmy: you bought them? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have them in a thing like grandma? >> i do, i do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you've been a part of -- i think more than most actors, you've been a part of these big, great casts. you were in "dune 2." [ cheers and applause ] you were in this cast with all these different people. did you ever imagine when -- i mean, really, i guess

once every episode, let's not forget pearl's p. p. joe url friend here on the most common fields used to get the numbers wrong all the time. it was just so sweet. you know, remember his stuff about a, i think it was the infrastructure was there is really, really the example android or given dollar to not everywhere where you know, the terms of kamala is just as damaged you, but as sleepy joe, she believes that 200000000 americans died from go it's oh jeez, it's kind of like the ukranian casualty figures accepting reversed on the video. you were in the middle of the crises caused by the public health crisis looking at over 220000000 americans. so just in the last several months die are in the middle of a public health academic that has taken the lives of over to 100000000 americans. she has no idea what i'm talking about. and so, 1st day in american politician school, when you commit just just do it, no one's ever going to dare to ask me any question. was old for new own. you may have a neighbor to me because only americans, and these

." >>> pearl jam was one of the defining bands of the early '90s grunge era.sound that first rocked seattle and then the world, more than three decades on they are still going strong as they tell anthony mason. >> reporter: how do you typically write? >> you kind of put up an antenna. >> reporter: eddie vedder and pearl jam have been making music together for nearly 35 years now. >> pretty much everything i have ever written started off of a paper napkin, now cloth napkins because we are in nicer motels. >> reporter: on tour with pearl jam later on "sunday morning." >>> on the topic of storied history, if you are of a certain age you recall of hours of reading pleasure offered in the pages of "mad magazine." for adolescents of all ages. with david pogue, we catch up with alfred e. neuman and the rest of the gang. >>> seth doane takes us on an excursion to the surprisingly luxurious caves of southern italy. >>> from david mart an status report on the fighting in ukraine and lee cowan on the middle east. a story from steve hartman and more on this first day of f

not so much pearls, pearls as pearls separately, they appeared just after the english, she began to wear in a new way, again, yes, with sweaters, woolen ones, yes, she simply stylized them too in her own way, yes. in general, of course, what she first began to do, she began to mix jewelry with costume jewelry, that this was such a major revolution for her, yes, that jewelry means nothing, she said, pearls are incredibly expensive, until the second half of the 19th century, then it also appears artificial, and this is already, but it didn’t seem to interest her at all, despite the fact that it is known that the duke gave her some fabulous jewelry, well, understandable, but she also somehow easily mixed them up, and she also had one passion, this perfumery, in the twenty-first year she launched her own perfume line, where, by the way, there is also a russian trace, this is our main pride, i would say, if you consider that the chanel number five fragrance is still the main iconic fragrance of the 20th century, and this is the only fragrance that has lived for more than 100 years. tell us it

barley, where to bait it and you can even not fish with it, pearl barley, yes pearl barley, you can even catch fish with pearl barley, wow, i wouldn't know, we always take a box with equipment with us, if suddenly something can be torn off, the equipment can be torn off, you can always replace it, another convenient accessory for fishing is a connector, if the fish has swallowed the bait deep, you pull the line like this, push it through like this, and like this and take out the hook, and you do this, yes, it's like an operation, well, something, yes, very-very that... and this is very small and there will be worms here, yes, yes, this not mine, this is not mine, and what is this? i have all-season bait here, that is, the fish bite both in winter and in summer on it, strawberry granules, they get soaked in water and it becomes the same as bait, but they give off a different smell, oh, it smells like strawberries, though, there is a little fine corn grits, there are even particles... normal, and what, we are waiting now, yes, and what kind of, something is very close, i, yes, no, we

he actually accused pearl, a lizard boy. oh sorry. yeah. zucker. uh 2nd part of having blood on our hands. this is in say, well the video of you, mr. zachary berg were stuck brewing the companies before us. i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands. yeah. you have a product, so you've got a product of products. that's killing teeth is. yeah. and they got a product. where do i find young guys? didn't we any cigarettes dealing table? we did some about it. maybe not enough. you're going to talk about guns. we have the atf. nothing here. there's not a damn thing anybody can do about it. you can't be. so this is a guy who's actively cheering the killing of russians in ukraine, who's actively fomenting and fueling the ongoing conflict. there was a hypocritical piece of and of course go to lindsey enough for us to graham. and he kind of defines this war hungry american at least till never fight in the war. the kids will never fight in the war. nobody in the extended family willing to the ultimate war begins and those do to find t

given the police responses to to your pleasing we're hearing, pearl, her career being accused of that. 73 percent of people who live in the u. k. believe there's absolutely no point in reporting a crime because nothing's gonna happen anyway. a 40 percent, the people believe that they were on happy with the police response. basically. right now in the u. k. a pizza gets to your house quicker than the cops, and that's kind of not surprising, given the choice of transport. we see the british police deploying against the most dangerous criminals in the okay. on the video again. this is the british police mounted to turn the front eunice in full force against a dangerous enemy. a check that is due though. i mean, he's either one lazy motors or he just doesn't want his bicycle can be spilled. this is like something out of the keystone cops. this is the dude with his hands in his pockets. walk around the car. uh, you know and look kids inspector more serious update on the bike on your watch. down the street. they go. i know these call and back. oh, okay. what did you think the back up and ar

and this pearl, famous, where did it come from, that we still wear it, there it is not so much pearlsportant for her, pearls, like pearls separately, she got them just after the english, she began to wear them in a new way, again, yes, with svetochniki, woolen, yes, she simply stylized it in her own way, and in general, of course, what she first began to do, she began to mix. she simply mixed everything and she also had one passion - perfumery, in the twenty-first year she launched her own perfume line, where, by the way, is the russian trace, this is our main pride, i would say, if you consider that the chanel number five fragrance is still the main iconic fragrance of the 20th century, and this is the only fragrance that has lived for more than 100 years, tell its story, please, grand duke dmitry pavlovich introduced chanel to ernest boo, he is a great perfumer. who worked for the raleigh company, raleigh was an outstanding russian company, a perfumery, in general before the revolution in russia there were very good perfume manufacturers, raleigh, bracard, raleigh - these were gener

as had the attack. >> the commanding officer want today 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 will ever happen, so he said, i want each one of you to remember that you are an american. you are an officer follow the united states army and if you know what your duties and your responsibility is, he said, there may come a time when there's 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 taken to protect your country and always remember that. >> later that day, december 8th across the international dateline the sounds of japanese aircraft were leader overlead. the naval hospital on guam was hit while in the philippines, clark field, dell carmen field, were also struck and plan illa too was bombed. >> they flew right over and started dropping bombs everywhere. thel bombs fell all around the hospital and not on it. plane fired their load and one of the men came through as the planes pa

and we still wear it, it's not so much the pearls that are important for her, pearls, like pearls separately, she got them just after the english, she began to wear them in a new way, again, yes, with woolen svyatoi, yes , just like that, she also stylized it in her own way, and in general, of course, what she first began to do, she began to mix jewelry with costume jewelry with t-shirts, yes, that was her main revolution, yes, that precious. means nothing, chanel said, pearls were incredibly expensive, that's until the second half xix century, then it also appears artificial, and this is already, but it didn’t seem to interest her at all, despite the fact that it is known that the duke of westminster gave her some fabulous jewelry, well, of course, but she also somehow easily mixed them, and she also had one passion - perfumery, in the twenty -first year she launched her own perfume line. also, by the way, a russian trace, this is our main pride, i would say, if you consider that the chanel fragrance number five is still the main iconic fragrance of the twentieth century, and this the only

how did you manage to make a dish in a pot with pork, but not to make it low-fat. but because the pearly and beans tried to be eaten. the dish is prepared quite simply: wash, soak and lightly boil the beans and pearl barley, fry the meat with onions, throw everything into the pot, and cook it in the oven until done. a slightly unusual combination for me of pearl barley and beans, i have never combined them together and have never tried them. all the other ingredients are clear: pearl barley just bursts on the tongue, and beans, they... it cannot be called juicy, yes, they have a completely different texture. having tried it, i can say that the beans have a soft and tender taste, and the meat combines all the ingredients perfectly. what other bean varieties are there? is it possible, for example, to remove the meat, add dried fruits, prunes, you can use prunes, dried fruits, we did it with everything, but it will be dessert too, it will be dessert, but this is when there is lent, indeed , you can't eat meat during lent, but i'm sure that even without it. you can easily get full with bean

navy lies in smoking ruins in pearl harbor. he never lost faith. he says, we will win absolute victory because he believed the system will work, which is why the name of the book is awakening the spirit america. and the reason i use is that that was the phrase that he used. and would fight with his writers all the time because he would want to get the soul of america, spirit of america in every speech. and they would say, you got to stop talking about that stuff. and but he believed in it. and so my confidence about the future is that i believe in the american and like roosevelt, you know, the pendulum swings. you know, americans don't always get it right as winston churchill famously said, americans don't, americans always get it right after they've tried everything else. so, you know, i think we're that point now where america has to ask itself, who are we? what do we believe in? i wish we had a roosevelt us right now. who knew how to? use that language. i mean, i think, you know we live in these information silos, right, where you only hear the

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attack. >> the commanding officer and he told us pearl harbor had been bombed.t to tell you something he said this is an unusual situation. and we don't know what will ever happen 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 responsibility 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 conscience says and you will know the oath you have taken to protect your country. always remember that. >> later that day december 8 across international dateline sounds of japanese aircraft were heardva overhead. the naval hospital on guam was hit. while in the philippines camp john hay, forts, clark field, del carmen field, nichols field, were also struck. and manila too was bombed. >> we heard this war over our head. we rent for the door we could seefy the japanese pilots. we could identify them as being japanese. they flew right over and started dropping bombs around everywhere. we evidently

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

i've got my checks and pearls on and - checks and pearls on and we're ready— checks and pearls on ands prepared to tackle some of the issues — prepared to tackle some of the issues that are important to our region, education, job training, _ our region, education, job training, the economy but of everything that fits under the umbrella of the economy. we have — umbrella of the economy. we have families that are struggling to cover basic needs. _ struggling to cover basic needs, food, housing, determining what bills to pay. and we're looking and we're excited _ and we're looking and we're excited to have our vice president move forward into the presidency and take care of these — presidency and take care of these policies, procedures already— these policies, procedures already in place to do just that _ already in place to do 'ust that. already in place to do 'ust that, ., already in place to do 'ust that. ., already in place to do 'ust that, ., , that. some of those we spoke into here _ that. some of those we spoke into here today, _ that. some of those we spoke into here today, there

harbor pearl harbor day was a real thing, that it was, you know, not quite national holiday but it was a day that was marked and observed and it was, you know, it was a type of thing like you didn't schedule super fun things to take place on december 7th in the same way that sort of today like we don't you know, we try to avoid, you know, large celebratory events on. 911 and that that memories, you know, sort of becomes replaced for a next generation. and with the kennedy assassination and to me is sort of one of the most one of the sort of weirdest realizations that i had in this book is, you know, i have a a one year old daughter and for her nine, 11 will be as removed historically as the kennedy assassination was. to me, someone born in 1981 and that sort of just you know, to me i'm a history buff and like the kennedy assassination like could not be more ancient history and and you know i write about it as, you know, real history. like i covered the 50th anniversary of the end of kennedy assassination. and the idea that sort of for my daughter, 911 will be sort of as weirdly removed

lot of interaction, here our tourists, unlike technology, have yet to discover buryatia, its main pearlal, resorts are now being built around it for every taste and wallet and belarusians are expected to visit, by the way, they promise to introduce traditional medicine, today it is not yet to... the potential of this oriental medicine has been revealed, and we, too, with your colleagues, i mean with belarusian colleagues in this area, are interacting, but we also see that there is a development prospect, if we take it in absolute figures, our trade turnover is probably small, but in 5 years it has grown sixfold, so we see the dynamics, we see interest, well, of course, buryatia is baikal, yes , most of baikal is there - well, for us, baikal is the irkutsk region and the republic of buryatia. we invite all residents of the republic of belarus, welcome to buryadya on baikal, because baikal is such a world pearl. and of course, we are waiting for a tangible economic effect. in 5 years, trade turnover has grown sixfold, but this is not the limit. in long-term plans, we focus on science and

, pearls, like pearls separately, she got them just after the english, she began to wear them in a newyes with woolen svyatogors, yes just like that, she also styled them in her own way, and in general she of course, what she was the first to do, she began to mix jewelry with costume jewelry, sticks. century, then it also appears artificial, and this is already, but it didn’t seem to interest her at all, despite the fact that it is known that the duke of westminster gave her some fabulous jewelry, well, understandable, but she also mixed them there somehow quite easily and there was also. she has one passion - perfumery, in the twenty-first year she launched her own perfume line, where, by the way, there is also a russian trace, this is our main pride, i would say, if you consider that the chanel fragrance number 5 is still the main iconic fragrance of the 20th century, and this is the only fragrance that lives more than 100 years, tell its story, please, grand duke dmitry pavlovich introduced chanel to ernest beaux, he is a great perfumer who worked in the company. no, not in moscow,

a major issue is the stability of the pearl scott structures used intend them solar cells, pearls, cut structures, easily put together at low temperatures as we saw earlier. but they also come apart easily. even the charges that travel through the perhaps cutting the so so it can create defects and destroy the power of god. structures. also external factors like moisture, heat, oxygen, and u. v. lights can break it down further and quickly decrease its records, breaking efficiency. this whole process is called degradation, which researches and companies are trying to fight with different forms of and calculation. it's yields of the solar modules from external influences and is an essential step for commercialization to sales, which is part of a european academia and industry partnership plans to develop commercial size modules with an efficiency of 26 percent over a lifetime of so 2 years, a box for tv, a company founded by oxford university graduates, has rates and efficiency of 28.6 percent and supposedly solve the degradation issue . already bought me. the company has published veri

i wish he even said world records for the most efficient pearl scott solar cells. so on a very basic level, what does perhaps cut look like the temper off good is a very generic term for a specific crystal structure, right? you can see that here over there. so the cost of the structure has the x $3.00 formula. and like each component is the sort and i, the element for molecule. one of the most common combinations in the structure is methyl ammonium as the a on the corners, the metal left for be in the center and chloride or iodide as the x which form around the metal. but there is a vast range of materials that can be used and combined, and it's quite wild how easily these can be put together to this is 11 environment . before we do that security 1st, as we're going to work with toxic less with one of the of all of a nice colleagues. you look a bit like event scenario. okay, times who gets in our base materials. matthew makes is methyl ammonium chloride. and let's iodide so latex 8, our abs, fried crystal structure. so what is now the advantage of these materials c

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next, let's get acquainted with the pearls of the belarusian cinema in the cinema section.s time we are waiting for the story of a man and a woman who got married as a joke, but fell in love with each other for real. every saturday , the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts masterpieces of belarusian cinema. this special event is dedicated to... the wife has long had her own life, elena admits that a few days ago at the airport of a southern city her beloved left her, just an old fool, how old are you, you are a very beautiful woman, hair, appearance, and your eyes are the color of heaven, the heroes understand that like each other, nikolai mikhailovich and elena decide to get married as a joke, the hasty union could... not have happened, if not for the efforts of nikolai, who patiently and delicately took the initiative to arrange a life together. maybe we should talk, wife, about what? for example, about the fact that you and i are becoming spouses. the image of the main character was brought to life by margarita borisovna terikhova, one of the most popular actresses of sovie

barley pearl barley probably still pearl barley pearl barley that 's right for the majority that's female true, sergey, do yours like that, you have everything it's working out great, well sergey, as if, i didn't insist, i need to know the cost, 110 rubles. 110 rubles. we multiply by 15, mamalyga and polenta, is it porridge made from corn or peas? what cereal was it made from semolina, which you've already had luck with today, and oatmeal, oatmeal, what is it why, oatmeal is more likely to have... you can add dried fruits, nuts, so amanna porridge, how do you eat it? no, we don't add it there, varenitsa, i really like strawberries, butter yes, varenitsa no longer, no, well the emperor in semolina porridge somehow unlikely, here is oatmeal just like - sherlock holmes will eat oatmeal, you won't add semolina, sir, i understand, in fact, this porridge was made from semolina. you won't believe it, yes, from semolina, in general, here, excuse me, place your bet, you're still in the black, so, the price, sergey, 110 rubles. 110 rubles. okay, you'll make up for everything if you answer correctly

, pearls are one of the most relevant trends of the season and i will add a few pearl threads. ready,ays try to inspire you to be creative within the framework of our show fashion verdict, look for yourself, get inspired, you will succeed, you are the coolest for me, well, we have very little time left to wait, in a few minutes ekaterina will appear on the main podium of the country in three new images, don't miss it, calm down, we'll just talk, and where's the south, goodbye. "baby, where is it? it turns out we can go to angarensk? you're not going anywhere, do you understand where you're going? hello, do you know dmitry kipen? does he live in this house? oh, so we know that, we think we know, south, the premiere of a multi-part film, look, my father, no one knows what he felt after the colossal success. in the series, you are the prototype of one of the characters. nikolaev, have you learned the scores? yes, when the mutation happened, what did you do? zaporozhye, to the airfield, combat aircraft, stacker parachutes. i didn't even dream of singing in this choir, but 5-6 years ago i

each of these pearls is unique in its own way.ke flour, on another - the purest azure water. on the third - palm groves and impenetrable jungle. this is the uninhabited island of kohan. it is also called the island of love. newlyweds come here to feel that there is no one in the world except them. well, and a couple dozen more of the same lovers. but, it is truly romantic here. some islands are located so close to each other that the distance between them can easily be covered by swimming or by boat. boat, even a not very prepared tourist, explored one island, went to explore another, here is the name of this island - kokrodat, translated from thai, as paper, either because it is flat, like a sheet of paper, or because trees with the same name grow here, in general this island h. and my wife is longer, i was born here on the island, and my husband comes from another island, it is called komak, it is not far from here, one day he sailed to our shores to fish, here are women, they can do everything, i looked, i looked at how deftly

have you ever come across a pearl? yes, once i opened the shell, there was a beautiful pearl in it.id you do with it, gave it to your wife? yes, we keep this pearl. in our family, but you will find it again, i assure you, maybe now we will find another pearl, like this, but no pearls, unfortunately, we did not find, he brought adjika, fried garlic, onion, pepper, some sweet and sour sauce and served me the best, in his opinion, thai oyster, ready, you like, maybe you need to cut it into small pieces with a fork, i mean with a knife. yes, it cuts, you need to eat it whole, whole, my throat is smaller than this oyster, i won’t be able to eat it, can i cut off a small piece, oh yeah, okay, well, but there the spicy garlic of course softens the situation. actually, such, such liquid in the mouth, for those who like oysters, probably it's class, i'll go further, but if you're not a fan of seafood, chinthabura still has something to please you, because it's the most fruitful province of thailand, here you will find the most delicious, the ripest... and the most exotic fruits, you can, it

but i can't tell midway without telling pearl harbor.o that's in this book, i like stalingrad a lot. and but the hang up i have the stalingrad is getting there. yeah, i got to i look at i need i need write off i need an excuse to fly places and i'm like, i'm not going to russia anytime soon or the soviet unit or whatever they call it now. you i'm not going anywhere. so yes, sir. yeah. i was wondering what percentage your time is in research versus getting organized to write versus writing finishing and how do you organize all that information you get so that you have it at your hands when you're trying to write the book, it's pretty, you know, again, you know, is over the course of all the killing books and the history stuff i did before that the process, you would think it would be just fine tuned but it's it's more like get up in the morning, have some coffee read over what i wrote the day before. and if it's horrible, you try to forget that it's horrible and you fix it a little bit, but you've got to keep moving. you can't just stay s

centuries, the island was heaven for those who dived into its crystal clear waters in their quest for pearlsk even further. park has mysterious natural and historic beauties, which have so far remained unnoticed even to the majority of iranians. it is known as the old man subterranean garden. back in the old days, an old man from hark island realized that he could take good advantage of the abundant springwater resources available on the island and turn this piece of land into a large vegetable farm, and he did so, but 20 years ago the farm was gradually replaced with date palm trees, trees that continue to produce fresh dates for the people of hark. a significant. part of the garden includes these strange- looking trees, which are believed to somehow go against the rules of nature. the bonian tree, a mysterious gift of nature that grows in the indian subcontinent as well as southern iran, including hark island. one of the amazing features of this tree is its paradoxical interaction with the environment, as its branches at the top have a strong tendency towards the sky and sunshine, the bran

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and they can give you pearls, clams, and oysters. they can, they can give you pearls if you have enough sand at the bottom, the much more unhappy with that. because then i don't get to, to worry about, i got 0 stressors. how about you? you as a human being, how many suppressors do you have? don't have a list for me as me. i got no, i'm happy exactly where i need to be free from all the lies that everybody cast around like parents and then decide you know, one way because you're not so dark, you're ok or more. we do a little more dress nicer. you're all right. judge central level how people should look. dressed at all those aspects of its tone for different forms of races. like my daddy all you say keep it simple, stupid. i have one son was or oh, that's totally different story. that one, i don't know the another thing to add with homelessness in california. i'm one of the things and again across the board in the us as well. one of the biggest reasons we have this issue is we have a really broken foster care system up to 70 percent of