they react differently than german pine needles. the german pine needles are a bit longer and they start to smolder more quickly. the spanish ones are more compact, a little shorter, so they take longer to smolder. so that was new for us and some noise. but what's interesting, of course, is when the sensor react, when it smells these spanish pine needles, keep all the experiments of recorded evaluated and repeated hundreds of times. need that and come there was such as we show that the sense that can identify smoldering spanish pine in a forest fire. it's an important goal, not only for ultra early fund detection, knowing the precise odor, classification of the binding material can help and quickly selecting the right extinguishing agent. these intelligent senses may now be martin de forest protect us. the trees play a key role in climate protection. that's why there are so many reforestation projects around the world our woody frame that's we move about 6 percent of global c o 2 emissions from the atmosphere each year. and as well

they react differently than german pine needles. the german pine needles are a bit longer and they start to smolder more quickly. the spanish ones are more compact, a little shorter, so they take longer this molder. that was new for us and some noise. but what's interesting, of course, is when the sensor react, when it smells the spanish pine needles default, the experiments are recorded evaluated and repeated hundreds of times. and the then come there were such as we show that the sense that can identify smoldering spanish pine in a forest fire. it's an important goal not only for out for at least 5 detection. knowing the precise odor, classification of the binding material can help and quickly selecting the right extinguishing agent. these intelligent senses may now be martin de forest protect us. the trees play a key role in climate protection. that's why there are so many reforestation projects around the world our woody frame that's we move about 6 percent of global c o 2 emissions from the atmosphere each year. and as well as

yes, this is what kind of pine is the well-known pine , common spruce, european larch.t the moment we are still growing a little white fir. and let's take a walk through the beauty of your decorative planting material - this is a secondary task of 2018 you have opened. and what was the first here. that's what the pines ate? or how did it happen? well powerful from the complex design capacity 2 million 350.000. c yes, there is a pine tree. we have now moved to depending on the need for boarding. now we have switched completely to sosnul, we grow only with sleep. well, we are striving for 3 million. this year we will get 3 million. well, i understand the essence. kind of earth planet our country in particular. and what about you, say a professional, well, it is clear that growing in open ground is cheaper for an enterprise to grow planting material in open ground than in closed ground. e, the essence of growing indoors is the time period of planting e, we can plant from open ground. uh, two weeks uh-huh if the cultural period, as uh weather conditions allow, uh, if it get

e pines. they are even small. it doesn't mean anything and could be about 100 years old.irch can also grow on raised bogs, but, and the most distinctive such feature is various actual mosses. this is a pillow that does not allow evaporation to the camps from the surface, swamps, raised swamps. they feed mainly on precipitation. if it weren't for this moss, the swamp would have simply dried up on the worked out. this is quite large at one time it was a marsh massive swamp. the hectare area at the moment in 2016 was carried out environmental rehabilitation for restoration. ah, ah, above the canal, where there is open water, but in principle, it is clear that on the left and right there is already a water level sufficient to the wetland vegetation was slowly closing up, respectively, the process of swamp formation is already underway here. when there was a swamp here behind the storm storm was 5-7 m, respectively, this swamp was somewhere 5-7 thousand years old, therefore, unfortunately, probably, the results of their work. we will not see, because this is a rather lengthy p

i'm going to start with you professor pine on this. what are you? i know you were with latin america, but are you concerned about the large amount of non hispanic citizens who are crossing the southern border? and i'm not concerned about it. i, you know, i'm, i'm concerned for their safety and concern that their human rights are respected. i'm concerned about the, the civilization that people have experienced in places all around the world and much of which again, has to do with us for a policy. not all of that. of course. i mean, you can look at entities that are us allies like nato, that are creating tremendous how they're going. it's spelling people from their homes are concerned that people are not able to exercise their human rights to stay in their communities of origin to stay with their families. and that's something that people are being denied. so yes is, it's a concern for me and i think we need to make sure that, that we are respecting international rescue g law and in respecting their human rights and ensuring that they are not sitting

they react differently than german pine needles. the german pine needles are a bit longer and they start to smolder more quickly. the spanish ones are more compact, a little shorter, so they take longer this molder, i'm so that was new for us and some noise. but what's interesting, of course, is when the sensor react, when it smells these spanish pine needles equal, the experiments are recorded evaluated, and repeated hundreds of times need that and come there were such as we show that the sense that can identify smoldering spanish pine in a forest fire. it's an important goal not only for alter alley, fi detection, knowing the precise odor, classification of the binding material can help and quickly selecting the right extinguishing agent. these intelligent senses may now be martin de forest protect us. the trees play a key role in climate protection. that's why there are so many reforestation projects around the world our woody frame as we move about 6 percent of global c o . 2 emissions from the atmosphere each year. and as well

he suggested a piece of pine pine. he showed me first piece of wood grain is a little rough. i say. i turn it down. i might get a better piece piece. but he did show me a better piece. wood. so got that piece from my board. one man named gregory wilson and the he didn't in last would he earned it this year. he's always haggling me like most boys. hello my mother i don't like when she calls me to do something and i've already started something else. she called me for quality so i had to go. oh, i, i don't sing all that well, mr. shaw. i guess he thinks i sing well, not stand choir. sometimes i get more required rehearsal. he sings songs and you sing them over and over again. and every now and then i sneak look at a the beams in church and they sort of remind me of puts my race because they come around the top and then come straight the side and make sure mr. shaw always want he sees all. he gets real mad when we don't sing. they were supposed to be singing. he raises voice. he yells, frankly, i don't like it. i like the choir household. i had trouble with the steering mechanism. i co

i'm going to start with you professor pine on this. what are you? i know you were with latin america, but are you concerned about the large amount of non hispanic citizens who are crossing the southern border? and um, am i concerned about it? i, you know, i'm, i'm concerned for their safety and concern that their human rights are respected. i'm concerned about the, the stabilisation that people have experienced in places all around the world. and much of which again, has to do with us for a policy. not all of that. of course, i mean, you can look at entities that are us allies like nato, that are creating tremendous how they're going. it's spelling people from their homes unconcerned, but people are not able to exercise their human rights to stay in their communities of origin to stay with their families. and that's something that people are being denied. so yes is, it's a concern for me. um, and i think we need to make sure that, that we are respecting international refugee law and in respecting their human rights and ensuring that they are not get

so i'm going to start off with you professor uh, lets say professor pine. do you think the bite and ministration is currently handling the situation at the border properly as well? the buying administration has implemented as what effectively amounts to is an asylum band, which in many ways is harsher than the trunk of your policies. and that's why we're seeing right now. um, you know, we didn't see the rush to the border that everybody expected with the end of the title, $42.00 instead of what the bible ministration is doing on through it's quote unquote, circumvention of lawful pathways is preventing people from exercising their international right under under international side of law firm seeking asylum. what's interesting, gabrielle, do you actually believe the body of ministers when they say there are less crossings at the border now with all of the restrictions out of 40 to put into place being lifted? of course it's not just what i think it's what we're seeing every day. we're seeing thousands of migrants line up of the border, 4 year old girl throw

eh, pine.ers are produced from november to may , it is important to correctly determine the depth of the planting hole , taking into account the ambient temperature, as well as the acidity of the soil. the advantage of evergreen conifers is that they do not lose their decorative properties during the change of the season of the year. and you can also cut them and give the crown any shape, but there are also nuances of care in late winter, you need all e plants of all conifers with blue, and it is definitely desirable to cover with a needle, because they burn out in the sun, and the february sun is always enough scorching. actually. we have which does not stand up. uh, exhaust gases. therefore, if your site is located near the road, then you definitely need to choose a plant. who can withstand exhaust gases. it grows well there, who only needs a test, in order to create a beautiful garden with coniferous trees and not destroy the plants, it is worth following some rules, for example, cedars. and

needles because they a lot pine trees a of people make baskets out of white oak it's all depending on how one is going to use the basket. as we race rapidly into. 21st century. many of the crafts, the traditional folk life practices. are vanishing. one of the reasons they are vanishing is people longer are practicing them. but if you look very hard and go through the backwoods, you can find people who are still practitioners of traditional crafts quilters. there are many people still around quilting, but they are generally people over 50. it's a lot simpler. a young woman today to go buy a blanket from the store and take the time that it takes to sit down and piece up the top of a quilt and then roll up on a quilting frame and then stick the needle through all three levels and quilted. and so you find some of the senior citizens or the older black people who still have a tremendous love for this tradition, you find them doing it, but you don't find a lot of young people doing it. there are some who are young who are interested, but for most part it's the older people still do this whe

needles because they a lot pine trees a of people make baskets out of white oak it's all depending on how one is going to use the basket. as we race rapidly into. 21st century. many of the crafts, the traditional folk life practices. are vanishing. one of the reasons they are vanishing is people longer are practicing them. but if you look very hard and go through the backwoods, you can find people who are still practitioners of traditional crafts quilters. there are many people still around quilting, but they are generally people over 50. it's a lot simpler. a young woman today to go buy a blanket from the store and take the time that it takes to sit down and piece up the top of a quilt and then roll up on a quilting frame and then stick the needle through all three levels and quilted. and so you find some of the senior citizens or the older black people who still have a tremendous love for this tradition, you find them doing it, but you don't find a lot of young people doing it. there are some who are young who are interested, but for most part it's the older people still do this whe

trees here, straight ones, these are in need of to this area. rockefeller had all of the street pine trees imported in planets in this, in this area here. so we're in ocean county park, also called rockefeller's park. this used to be j. d, rockefeller's the stage. you know, he was normally stationed in in new york and then when he decided to retire, he lives here. i think for about 20 years, lakewood was an extremely prosperous town. it was the playground of the rich and famous as they would say. a lot of billionaires lived in lakewood around the turn of the century, 1900, you know, either very rich and famous, the original man that ever lived in the history of the world lived here. and yeah, now it's, it's one of the poor as towns in the area. in fact, i think it's considered the poor as town in ocean county right now, where you were on, on route to the main, cham but uh, there's uh, a couple of man and a woman who's living in one of these abandoned buildings right here. been in houses, there's about 4 whom in a row right here. and they're, they're spending the nights in one of thes

and god, i have a really good morning at least to pine trees here, straight ones. these are in need of to this area. rockefeller had all of the street pine trees imported in planets in this, in this area here. so we're in ocean county park, also called rockefeller's park. this used to be j. d. rockefeller's the stage. you know, he was normal, you stationed in in new york and then when he decided to retire, he lives here. i think for about 20 years, lakewood was an extremely prosperous town. it was the playground of the rich and famous as i would say. a lot of billionaires lived in lakewood around the turn of the century. 1900. you know, he had a very rich and famous the original man that ever lived in the history of the world lived here. and yeah, now it's, it's one of the poor as towns in the area. in fact, i think it's considered the porous town in ocean county. right now, where you were on route to the main camp, but there's a, a couple, a man and a woman who's living in one of these abandoned buildings right here. been in houses . there's about 4 whom in a row

the ukrainian military fired on the pine forests with high-explosive shells with wheels, a fire begane evacuation was complicated by the fact that it is now very difficult to get through such smoke and fire, which is already on the tops of the pine tree to replace pooh kiev is preparing fires for the inhabitants of the left bank olga kurlaeva denis tsitseronov, kherson region, no flowers or gifts from the enemies of russia, i do not accept the categorical statement of the director of the safe internet league, ekaterina mizulina, who spoke again. well, it would seem that an obvious organization does not cooperate with the opponents of our state , mizulina caused just such a reaction. well, at first glance , a harmless bouquet of flowers, a huge basket of multi-colored roses was sent to her by courier. however, it immediately became. it's clear. this is not at all a friendly gesture from well-wishers, but either a bribe or hello from those who closely follow the work of a public figure. according to the head of the safe internet league , a parcel with flowers was sent by those who, quot

to ailik ts as before in front of a pine tree. front of the grass, well, it sounds a little strange, it doesn’t get up, after all, the leaf is in front of you, so it’s like an oak in front of a pine answer. and you are sure. think russian fairy tales. they know with tricks with subtleties. there are a lot of questions there. yes, i agree in our hall the answer to this question, everyone probably knows, well, or almost everyone, let's use it. at the prompt of the hall, the tellers in the hall pick up the remotes and help. to our beautiful player 92% of the audience in our hall thinks that this option c is like a leaf in front of the grass, what is still embarrassing? why does the leaf stand up? maybe it's autumn and falls, but of course, i agree. this option c is like a leaf in front of the grass the answer is c like a leaf in front of the grass the answer is accepted and it is the correct answer. tien i say a lot of inexplicable things in our fairy tales stand in front of me like a leaf in front of grass. moving on to the third qu

the main direction that we have in our work is scots pine.se are the so -called main forest-forming crops. the psychological process of growing planting material in a closed system begins precisely from this site next to us, the sowing line, which includes a storage hopper. where does the substrate go? after that, the conveyor enters the second bunker, where the sutrakhat is humidified to the desired concentration of the bunker the very line where the person serves. at the beginning of the cassette, the first filling takes place. and after that , the cassette, prepared for the shot, enters the most important area. they stick to holes designed for specific cutlets and, as the family rotates , fall off and fall into each cell. at the control, where he surveys the cassette itself, if he finds that some of the cells did not fall into all of them, he manually places it in this way and ensures complete filling with seeds, a self-passing cassette. after that, the cassette passes through the mulching section. in as a man we apply agropit passage mois

this means that this panel is made on the basis of pine resin, so here, respectively, the smell is goodre we always hear the smell of pine kern, which is extracted from the bowels of our earth, which means as a result of e-e heating. uh, incandescent lamps when negative ions are released. this is the principle of the dry salt room, the people who are here. so that's how they heal . this has a very uh positive effect on uh workers who have problems with skin diseases of the bronchopulmonary system, therefore, in connection with this, in order for our people to be and always ready for good work alone, therefore, such a room was created so that people really rejoice and understand that they care in their team. this year, our obstacle meets its anniversary, 40 years of production of the first product in 40 years, our company has developed a good tradition. this is the tradition of family dynasties. many family dynasties. they have frames, grandfathers. sons, grandchildren, great-grandchildren started everything this business is continuing it is a sure sign that our enterprise is running sta

opinion pine and juniper lehman caves began to form during the place to scene epic the ice age water was abundant several higher valleys of the snake range were occupied by glaciers and there were lakes in the lower valleys. water percolating downward from the surface of the ground became a weak solution of carbonic acid as it was charged with carbon dioxide from the air and from decaying vegetation as the acidic water seeped downward, it entered readymade avenues of descent into the marble rock. and as it continued to follow the joints, crevices and fault lines, it eventually reached the water table, the top of the zone of saturation water. through the centuries, the acidic water did most of its work in the upper levels of this saturated zone. the crevices widened as the marble was dissolved, forming water filled chambers on it with passing time. the water table lowered either because of a drier climate or because surface streams cut below the level of the caves, causing the water containing the dissolved marble or calcite to drain out into stream hot valleys, acidic water continues