it's the same with piercings. in western culture, yellow and belly button piercings are now especially popular but piercings can also be wishing they can get infected cause bleeding and leaves cause that doesn't put the growing legion somebody all hands off them. and if you follow a few basic rules, we can lessen the risks. tattooing at the out of inserting ink into the skin virus needle to create an indelible image. i think long and hard about it beforehand. that is on visuals i'm. you need to be sure it's what you want. it's not like nice shoes that you can return. if you change your mind, you need to understand what a tattoo means on offer, sandra tucker, if you're more than 4, wanted to keep you up here. thing is less of a statement. you can always take out a piece of jewelry. if you don't like it any more, we infusion attorneys present for that. we recommend the ear in general. good health when getting a piercing, he don't. anyone who feels physically up to it can get a piercing blood hewitt's level. but doct

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anderson's home view from pierce street you see they look very healthy. they are very luscious green, large top heavy trees. my concern when i submitted the permit was if this one tree fell would the other ones possibly have been planted similarly and of the five i showed you circles-the ones damaged the trunk does not look healthy and so that is my unexpert opinion of what i have seen and who i have spoken to and how to move forward. that is what we are waiting for. when the appeal came through i was working as a principal so, i didn't have time to move forward and it was handed over to the parish who like i said, just got their leadership july 1, so he is made aware of this appearance and this appeal and i will definitely work him into the picture and then he can definitely take it on with the finance council at the parish level. i am at the school level. i'm just trying to help out. does that answer your question? >> yes. >> okay. >> thank you. you can be seated now. we'll hear from the bureau of urban forestry. welcome mr. buck. >> good evening commis

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pierce accomplished in 18 months. i mean, it's just stunning to me. what? honestly, it makes me just want to get up and quit because it's just she was under so much pressure too and reading the correspondence between her and mrs. kennedy. i mean, i absolutely agree. there's many times. i thought i i don't think i could have done it at all mrs. kennedy just had such a hands-on role and such a i would argue, you know kind of lack of understanding of what she was asking, you know at one point when you know, she comments that wanting this guidebook done. and again the guide book is a huge part of her program to raise money. so it's it's hugely important, but you know, i guess at some point mrs. pierce said something to her along the lines of like, you know, that's that's at least a 10 year project and you know, and this is kind of because we don't have 10 years, you know, and and then also make some kind of clip about like well if the president's doing all he's doing and it's like, okay, but of course like look at the staff the president had in terms of what he

that's just the hand pierced by a fragment needs to be cured. where you were so hooked after the shelling near the house. our house it was hooked that i didn’t have time to dive into the hospital in the basement. they provide assistance, that is, they give. the severodonetsk hospital is also rickety and crumpled. in several places, the mines were pierced by unexploded shells, they lie right in the courtyard in the wards. no light water ran out of medicine, but the remaining doctors in the city continue to save people the woman is responsible. we do not lead to it, we have a list. who arrives with what injuries on average 10-15 people? hello . here you see the fragments and and how many have scattered for generations? without water without diapers to help me get up so that i don’t sleep, but most of all svetlana nikitina worries not for herself, but for her son and daughter-in-law, they are among the hostages at the plant, nitrogen. people thought they were in a good shelter, but now they have captured the forces and do not let them out. and i ha

that's how people were pierced by these shrapnel.way, yesterday i was a witness to the conversations of two women and one says a i feel safer on the street, not in a room, but on the street, because it seems that people are not kissed on the street, but somewhere in a building, and here it turns out that it was those people who were on the street who were mainly affected, and i will also tell you that yushchenko was liza, who was killed yesterday by the rocket we were talking about. she starred in the christmas video of the wife of president olena zelenskyi in the 21st year. olena zelenskyi wrote about it on twitter. now we will watch this video. we met during the recording of the christmas video. holidays was written by zelenska, the little brawler managed to paint not only herself with paints in half an hour. made public a fragment of this video, the full version of which is dated 21st year, and at that time zelenska, together with children with special educational needs, painted toys near the christmas tree near the office this is

that's just the hand pierced by a fragment needs to be cured. where you were so hooked after the shelling near the house. our house was hooked, i didn’t have time to dive into the basement to the hospital. they provide assistance, that is, they give. the severodonetsk hospital is also lopsided and crumpled. minami pierced in several places unexploded shells lie right in the yard in the wards. no light water ran out of medicine, but the remaining doctors in the city continue to save people woman. do you hear me, and where did you get hooked? so we just hit the apartment with a shell, and it’s this, which fences the kitchen and it’s been standing for years, that they can see it succeeded from there and something hit me in the head every day, 10-15 people. we do not lead to we have a list. who comes with such injuries on average 10-15 people. hello hello here you see the fragments. the third day without water, without diapers, without treatment. in general, i ask you to help me get up so that i can sit down in the swamps, i don’t sleep, but most of

that's just the hand pierced by a fragment needs to be cured. where you were so hooked after the shelling near the house. how did they mow down our house? it was hooked that i didn’t have time to dive into the basement. i go to the hospital where they provide assistance, they give what they can. the severodonetsk hospital is also rickety and crumpled. in several places, the mines were pierced by unexploded shells, they lie right in the courtyard in the wards. no light water ran out of medicine but the doctors remaining in the city continue to save people . can you hear me, and where did you get hooked? so now i’ll say it and it’s a wash, which is the kitchen and whether it encloses it and you can see it succeeded from there and something hit my head every day, 10-15 people. we do not lead to we have a list. who enters, what are the injuries on average 10-15 people? hello hello, we are being treated, we are hiding. god forbid you see fragments. the third day without water, without diapers, without treatment. in general, i ask you to help me get u

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he was sued by pierce butler who was a senator in north i'll take it from you, but you were sued by i think butler who i think sat on the court and no dying dying of death. he is convinced that he wants to defend his legacy and he says at least it should be said that i wasn't indolent which is his defense of his remarkable conduct, but i'll be interested about whether all of you think that it was. his address and his overextension which was so well noted that's prevented us from properly appreciating his magazine gerard you begin the bookshelon, washington with a remarkable defense that justice washington makes of slavery. he's respected his uncle's wishes that general washington president washington three his own slaves and yet bushrad washington defends the institution of slavery. tell us what his position was and then relate that remarkable story to his relationship with john marshall and and broadly his influence on the marshall court. well in 1821 moshe rod who is inherited mount vernon from his uncle gathers his enslaved people together and tells them that. he will not be freein

first, a mosquito pierces the skin, making its way to the vessel, and then injects it is against it thatcoagulates saliva that brings pain of any specific poison, and the mosquito does not inject into the blood. that is, he does not have the task of making his victim. the puncture that the mosquito makes is bad anyway. he's very small and has normal blood. it would fold there, well, almost instantly, so that this does not happen, no mosquito contains the so-called anticoagulant substances that prevent the blood from clotting. at the site of the bite, in fact, an allergic reaction to mosquito saliva, other insects also inject into something similar. only there it is still formed early, much larger than a mosquito. hmm, you can almost say intelligent and delicately pierces the skin, then carefully pulls out his hotok, then the oral apparatus of the horsefly. it is much more bulky and , accordingly, it also pierces the skin, but only the diameter of the hole turns out to be larger, especially strong. sometimes even an allergy to wasp and bee venom can be fatal, but this is an individual rea

the surgery was told that there was only one part of the head that was pierced, one scoop that bent to the very organs, we didn't get to his head, they didn't get the wax, they washed it. he says there was a lot of mud and dirt and some kind of paint there where everything was pierced, the hand was also squeezed and they said that there was an open fracture of the arm thank god the head began to heal also everything is fine, the worst is now in the middle, when they arrived, he was still conscious, he said what was his name, he said, who is he together with our colleagues from germany, who are involved in the transportation of such difficult patients, prepared the child for transportation to the dresden university clinic. they specialize in severe thermal, chemical, and electrical burns. they also have a powerful department of reconstructive surgery so that in the future will definitely be necessary for this patient. the security service of ukraine detained an adjuster during enemy missile strikes on the kryvyi rih airport. he turned out to be an official of one of the most powerful in

he does not look under his feet and pierces his slipper with a fragment of blood. there are ten lightbs left on the wires, well, the growth of the trade center, the mechanical engineering technical school, it also suffered, the books didn’t fall apart, only the glass won, they were beaten. and the ceilings were polished. yes, in the middle of the equipment, holes were falling right in the middle of the equipment. the ceilings were falling during the war days in the shopping center. the locals say, and they have their own version of why the russians launched the missiles . to a civilian object and necessarily early-early, when everyone is still sleeping, to bomb sleeping peaceful cities is a myth and the locals say it cruelly, and they say it in russian so that the burners understand this region oleksandr zagorodnyi ivan golovach vitaly ovsyanenkov tsn 1+1 marathon the only news two three more people were killed and three were wounded as a result of the shelling in kryvyi rih. a 40-year-old cook who was going to work died on the spot . the father was operated on and two more victims we

in the room the walls of which were pierced by fragments of the rocket, it turned out that just when they were flying here, fortunately, this attack passed without casualties, only one of the local residents was injured, now she is under the supervision of doctors, her life is not in danger, this is already the front end, the locals say that for the last 5 days it has been bombarded by shelling here you can adjust your watch, because the occupiers strike every time around five o'clock in the morning. today, one of the three enemy rockets hit one of the local kindergartens. there were also fortunately no casualties. residents of turkey want to live on the front line for eight years. however , they do not remember such powerful attacks on their city either . the ruins, the offices that survived were left without windows and with gutted walls. on the same morning, there were two more flights of russian rockets in the city, and also near the objects of social infrastructure. the day before, one of the attacks was directed at the city dispensary and none of the destroyed objects in slovya

penetrated deeply and what can the armor-piercing arrow testify to this important fact that allows uso clarify that it is obvious that the buried man took part in the battle, but we know that most of the lords of the lutsk hodiva and members of their families died in such a way of the great battles in which they could participate, it could be either the battle on kalka or the period of the campaign of khan batya, as during the campaign of khan batya, volyn would be devastated and there were no conditions for burying the prince behind all rites, how solemn it was. therefore, we only have the battle on kalka. and there is information about who died during this battle, then one of the sons of ingory yaroslavovych, the lords of lutsk at that time, died, and it is likely that it was his turn

carnegie hall for a whole month on tour at the forefront where wounded soldiers sang along with this piercinge, like a breath of prison air, like in one. it is necessary to take from them there will be hope they will have. uh, understanding that the future days, and this despite the fact that at first there was excitement, but is it appropriate, and how will they accept it, but after getting to know the fighters personally, everyone doubts immediately russia i have cases behind me. they asked oh, and this is your cop. yes, i said no, it’s a violin, but a violin, and you will play us and not only the violin at your age of 21 maria is the only laureate of the international tchaikovsky youth competition who won in several categories at once violin and piano in between classes at the summer academy of classical music in krym presents his new work of fugue. with such talent, everything is ahead, given that maria has already understood, it seems the main thing is not to play along with someone else's songs, but to compose your own. pavel melnik sergey zanin, nikita kalchenko and daria pobededova fr

saturday, the ukrainian military tormented the building of an educational institution that the bomb pierced the reinforced concrete ceiling of a four-story building up to the basement of the entire school, six shells fell. workers. the colleges are clearing the rubble trying to salvage anything else they might need. first of all, this equipment and documents were temporarily used by teachers in the surviving building of the educational building. there are books there now, the furniture is very dear, we have worked out all these surprises and it is very painful to look at it all, well, we hope for the best and take into account we will start on time so that the rain does not damage, the surviving building of the public utilities is repairing the roof and closing the broken windows with a film. now the local authorities are looking for premises for the polytechnic college. the main task is to start the new academic year without delay, one of the oldest educational institutions in donbass, which suffered from shelling, 300 students and karpekhans study here for data on the location of russian

uh, megafon pierced there, staged a rally at the temple. by the way, it's just a collar., well, uh, well, you can’t name a show, it’s just that the people had a feeling, as my commander said, it is necessary to cultivate a sense of combat tension and combat alertness. everyone shuddered so much and realized that the jokes were over, that the illusions were dispelled, and this visit natsiks, and these were frank nazis. i think that if sevastopol succumbed to provocations. uh, everyone just kept silent then and watched the whole thing. i think if there was a command given, they would have been stuffed in the face and, uh, i apologize for the bad manners. uh, everything could have ended very sadly for them, everyone understood. this means that our choice is correct, there is no way back, only forward and in russia. another turning point in the history of the partition fleet is the reburial of the ashes of the great admirals lazarev kornilov istomin nakhimov in the vladimir cathedral of sevastopol, the city for which they fought to the last. it will be a thousand sevastopol r

cloths piercing trip techno everything is calm. it was later that remarque would write his novel.e western front, without change, when, according to front-line reports, nothing seems to happen to the army in its positions, but weekdays the very end of 1877, a freezing sentry. he is here quite sad from illnesses frost dampness icy wind losses were many times greater than from bullets and cores, but here is freedom and a monument to the freedom of error. in total , about 400 monuments were then delivered to russian soldiers following the results of the balkan campaign on the territory of bulgaria. still there would be no bulgaria, and the russians would not have abandoned their brothers. general skobelev returned to russia on the crest of a weak one, but fate took him very little earthly life at 38, he suddenly died at his funeral in moscow in the summer of 1882, everyone was shocked. on the wreath, here is the academy of the general staff, a silver ribbon with words to the hero mikhail dmitritch skobelev commander suvorov. alexander kuprin describes the events in this way how mosco

a piercing trip of technical stuff everything is calm, it will be later that remarque will write his novel. no change on the western front, when, according to front-line reports, nothing seems to happen to the army in its positions, but weekdays . he is here quite sad from illnesses frost dampness icy wind losses were many times greater than from bullets and cores, but here is freedom and a monument to the freedom of error. total russian soldiers following the results of the balkan campaign in bulgaria there were about 400 monuments erected at that time. still there would be no bulgaria, and the russians would not have abandoned their brothers. general skobelev returned to russia on the crest of a weak one, but fate took him very little earthly life at 38 he died suddenly his funeral in moscow in the summer of 1882 shocked all the academy of the general staff silver ribbon with words to the hero mikhail dmitritch, skobelev commander suvorov. alexander kuprin describes the events in this way how moscow saw him off all moscow is impossible not to tell or describe all of moscow in the m

them except that neptune is better the same if it would be better to give a cumulative projectile he piercesarmor but very often he behaves strangely i have already shot a lot well so far i have not fully determined his behavior because it happens that um he pierces for example, armor, yes. and you know that you hit, you hit, well, this object continues to stand or even drive, and then it comes for half an hour, it detonates in mine too. by the way, there was such a case that i hit an armored personnel carrier again. i don't see the results yet, that is i see a hit. i don't see that she got fired up i'm waiting and i'm losing my eyes, that's just golden minutes, i don't remove my thigh, the shelling started and i was damaged, well, these are the nuances of cumulative projectiles, but 80 mm rounds penetrate if you hit well correctly. by the way, or i don't arrive. well, i don't know, to be honest, no i know what it depends on. i just clearly know that a similar russian carnet eh on my front line hit our tank and everyone remained safe and sound. although it hit directly in the turret and shou

anderson's home view from pierce street you see they look very healthy. they are very luscious green, large top heavy trees. my concern when i submitted the permit was if this one tree fell would the other ones possibly have been planted similarly and of the five i showed you circles-the ones damaged the trunk does not look healthy and so that is my unexpert opinion of what i have seen and who i have spoken to and how to move forward. that is what we are waiting for. when the appeal came through i was working as a principal so, i didn't have time to move forward and it was handed over to the parish who like i said, just got their leadership july 1, so he is made aware of this appearance and this appeal and i will definitely work him into the picture and then he can definitely take it on with the finance council at the parish level. i am at the school level. i'm just trying to help out. does that answer your question? >> yes. >> okay. >> thank you. you can be seated now. we'll hear from the bureau of urban forestry. welcome mr. buck. >> good evening commis

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the explosion was so powerful that the bomb pierced the roof of the building and all these ceilings ofick building. collapsed the building was almost destroyed and damaged, adjacent private two properties. the number and nature of the e-e is established when examining the scene, the investigator records the consequences of shelling, seizes fragments of other items that will serve as evidence during the investigation of the criminal case. about some employees of this educational institution could have been in this building, the attendants are now this information is being checked by employees of the ministry of emergencies unhooked the dangerous territory, the rubble is being cleared at the site, the blast wave also knocked out the windows and doors of neighboring residential buildings literally, uh, 10 m. from this college there is already a private building strong. well, i could not understand where the glasses were flying from to treat. here from here. our yard was full of glass. on the contrary, everything flew towards us. this quest is no longer recoverable. so us ukrainian people

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. >> reporter: the boys surfing in the waters near fort pierce, florida, on the fourth of july weekendscuba diver the day before that, and so we thought it was the same person. and then logan thought it was a shark, and then my grandpa said that it was a manatee. >> reporter: more than one manatee, actually. >> i was kind of scared, because of how big it was, and it put its nose up on my board. i kind of got off of it, and then it, like -- it put its flipper on my board. it was really cool, because i'd never seen a manatee before, and i's really cool to see because how big they are. >> reporter: a surf sesh with two manatees proving a one-of-a-kind birthday gift for the twins, who turned 11 on july 5th. >> it doesn't get any better than that as a gift. >> reporter: certainly better than this summer encounter with a seagull or this close call with a marlin. but back in florida, evan's already planning the world's coolest "what i did over summer break" essay for the beginning of the school year. >> like, every year, they do, like, a little paper essay. what did you do this summer? and i