, polin, listen, she's probably in town left.’t gone anywhere? yes, she’s probably offended, so she’s hiding. ok, bye. happily, good luck, polina will arrive in 3 minutes, raspberries, this is no longer funny. well, let's. why meet, what, here you are, for example, who, what is your name? where did you spend your childhood? are you interviewing me now ? well, yes, it seems to me that you are a very interesting person, but what do you do in life? where are we going now? the airport is on the left, but that won't help you, baby. put on a cap, it suits me, you don't i understood, quickly, you’re smart, don’t touch me with your hands, i see you, alina, what kind of kindergarten is this ? who's the moron? i, who said that not a single fool would climb into this basement? a stupid sheep came close, it’s stupid, it’s not stupid, it can find the bag, now we ’re scaring it, it will run away as if bitten. and then everything here is like, oh damn, what have you done, you tortured liar, i stumbled, i tripped, how are we going to get her now

jonathanchen, hirsch polin and some my constituents in new york.tragically learned this week that when men was brutally killed on october 7 while serving near the gaza border. hamas still holds his body. his father gave me this pin. which i am wearing. in remembrance of him. as well as those of americans, judy weinstein and others. i have sat with many of these families, i have wept with them. each day that their loved ones don't come home carries enough anguish andi am working in evern support the biden administration as negotiations continue to free ■ eri urge every actor at the tab, the israelis, the biden administration, the guitar is in egyptians and anyone else of the table to do everything possible to get a deal. hamas has been given a deal already. they should say yes. my heart also breaks for the loss of so many civilian lives in gaza. i am anguish that the israeli war campaign has killed so many innocent palestinians. i know that my fellow jewish americans feel the same anguish whenhey see the images of dead and starving children and dest

just a proverb appeared: a russian warrior from polin took berlin twice, but in the 20th century.hird time. on march 4, 1877 , the first ballet by pyotr ilyevich cheikovsky, swan lake, was staged at the bolshoi theater, although at that time it was believed that serious composers should not write ballet music. cheykovsky accepted the order. the script proposed to the master was based on fairy tales about enchanted girls turned into swans. and a few years before that , the composer visited bavaria and saw... after the composer's death in st. petersburg in 1895, his brother remade the librett, and two outstanding choreographers, marius pitepa and lev ivanov, conducted the now famous scenes. ivanov gave the stage swans their appearance, removed the fake wings, and introduced hand dances and the dance of little swans. the author of the now well-known hand pose of swans was the dancer and future teacher agripin. voganov, whose name the famous ballet academy now bears. the mariinsky theater literally exploded with applause and the triumphant procession of swan lake began around the worl

, polin, listen to me, please, here your relatives are shouting that everything here is a complete lien april 2022 , arseniy varenkov was placed in a health care facility due to being in conditions of threat to life and health, was returned in april 2022. on june 22, 2023 , anikina was brought to administrative responsibility. for drinking alcohol in a public place, the fact of leaving minor arseny with an outside family on may 3, 2022 was confirmed; also on june 18, 2023, arseny was left unattended at night. july 20, 2023 vika and arsenia are unattended, and nikina does not pay due attention to the safety of minors. on the night of august 3-4, 2023 , the young woman: created a threat to life and the health of the children, leaving them with svorenkov dv, who in turn was intoxicated, left the children with a previously convicted friend, and tried to manipulate the life and health of arseny. fresh abrasions, a scratch and bruises were found on the child’s cheek. there were no food products in the apartment. and how many more chances should be given. really, this is it. my last chance, t

this is rachel's son, hersh goldberg—polin, 23 and much missed.rents. the american—israeli is still a hostage in gaza. five months on, his mother still in anguish. every morning when i wake up, i make a concerted effort and say to myself, "now pretend to be human." so that i can get up. and try to save hersch, my son and the other remaining 133 hostages. what i want to do is lay in a ball on the floor weeping. but that won't help them. hersh was caught up in this horror when a music festival became a killing field on october 7th. he sought refuge with friends inside a bomb shelter. but hamas was at the entrance, throwing in grenades. allahu akbar! he was last seen surrounded by gunmen, his left arm blown off, as hamas loaded hostages onto a truck. do you believe you will get him back? i really do. hope is mandatory. and i believe it. and i have to believe it. that he will come back to us. rachel wants an end to the agony and not only for israelis. there are thousands and thousands of gazan innocent civilians in gaza who are suffering. there is so

this is rachel's son, hersh goldberg—polin, 23 and much missed.rning when i wake up, i make a concerted effort and say to myself, "now pretend to be human," so that i can get up and try to save hersh, my son, and the other remaining 133 hostages. what i want to do is lay in a ball on the floor weeping, but that won't help them. hersh was caught up in this horror when a music festival became a killing field on october seventh. he sought refuge with friends inside a bomb shelter. but hamas was at the entrance, throwing in grenades. allahu akbar! he was last seen surrounded by gunmen, his left arm blown off, as hamas loaded hostages onto a truck. do you believe you will get him back? i really do. hope is mandatory. and... ..i believe it — and i have to believe it — that he will come back to us. that's what all the families cling to, the belief that their loved ones will be back. they keep protesting, keep pressuring the government to do a deal. a sombre count in hebrew of every day the hostages have been held. rachel wants an end to the agony — and n

poline saturated fatty acids are important for the health of hair, nails, skin, as well as the hormonalvolved in the formation of the child’s skeleton, we remember that the child grows and develops quickly, and phosphorus is also important for building the skeleton. as for cooking methods, we prefer boiling, steaming, stewing and try to avoid frying as much as possible, because carcinogens accumulate in the fried crust, we include fish and seafood once or twice... a week you can easily add, to fish thursday, for example, fish monday. ilya ostrov, good morning, grigorevich, good morning, although listen , i can’t even call you grigoryich, i can’t even begin to figure out what 60 plus, listen, it seems to me that you have destroyed all the stereotypes regarding this age, no, well, what can i say, thank you, of course, like this i, yes, just like that, but when you see such beautiful women , of course, the age is already, well, in your 60+ project , you were surrounded by an exceptionally luxurious, beautiful woman, including alexandra gaiduk, who, in my opinion, ended up in your heart is

you remembered, excuse me aleksavich, polin doesn’t know here.aders spoke there, what they ultimately came to in the course of this discussion, the collapse of the country, here, in this regard, it is very important to move precisely along the constitutional and legal path and to look at these things in a state way, that is, we do not need polemics for the sake of polemics, we need a constructive discussion of the foundations and future of our state development, and pay attention to the crises in the latest history of belarus, how the ninety -fourth year of the acute political... collapse of the soviet union was resolved, he was 5 years old , so he must be, and he was born, my friends, in the podzdam of the gdr, and he lived there until 1990 with his family, that is, according to the version , according to the german government, he is the same son of the punisher who mocked the german people, well, apparently yes, that is, they are only dad is a professor, mom is also some kind of teacher there, dad is a military professor, too in general, this i

polin , thank you very much and good morning, good morning, the pearl of the golden ring of russia, the9th century. our lady of bogolyubskaya, recently she was literally brought back to life. more than five generations of restorers have been involved in this matter. beginning since 1918. you can now see the treasure of ancient russia in the vladimir-suzdal museum-reserve. suzdal under yuri dolgoruky was the capital of the protolov principality, but his son andrei bogolyubsky moved the capital. vladimir , suzdyl lost its status as a trading city when a railway was built from moscow to nizhny novgorod, but suzdal itself was preserved without high-rise buildings of large industry, more than 200 architectural monuments, all of this within 15 km, you can walk around it in an hour if you wish. public transport has created only four buses route and taxi, and more often it looks like this, in winter sanya, in spring and summer, a carriage. the city lives on tourism, last year. just imagine, 2 million people visited suzdal, anastasia has been driving for 18 years, she admits that the competition

obviously, there has been activity near love of before and polin has said before that it does space is being violated but potent as a nato country, we are expecting to hear more on this in the next hour or so, so significant showing that the danger as russia steps up, these attacks, including, and in particular using bombs dropped from its own aircraft, which is something that we've seen increasing in this war so far, having said that, we're not hearing of any casualties on the ground at the moment either in kyiv friendly, vivid seems that air defenses were relatively efficient in this averting this attack overnight, dana clear sebastian in london. thank you for the update. i'm now joined by michael kugelman, director of the south asia institute, at the wilson center. michael great to have you with us. why would islamic state khorasan want to target russia? >> actually, quite a few reasons if you look back at speeches and pronouncements and statements from islamic state leaders over the years that russia is frequently singled out. there's many things that russia has done over the years

biden administration is welcoming two countries that had a bit of a checkered, checkered past on this polin which was roiled by a scandal involving spyware wherein the new government is accusing the last government of using spyware against its political opponents. and ireland, which has host to accompany that the us treasury has sanctioned for allegedly being in the spyware business. so this is what activists are calling growing momentum to try to make this less of a ramp an issue where you don't have this wild west of companies that are operating the shadows and selling their software to the highest bidder, cape shawn, what made the biden administration so alarmed by all of this >> yeah, that's the key and their opening up in a new interview with cnn, with the nsc official telling cnn that basically alarm bells were ringing two years ago when the us government started to discover spiral we're on the phones of senior us diplomats. now. it's traced to diplomats working on three different continents, ten countries. and it became a counterintelligence national security risk because they, us of

all there. there is, well, why show it, it’s all tinsel, but we have a thought, a life lesson, and polino, my serf is giving birth. it's kind of boring here. let's play some tincture games. maybe, maybe on a tablet, after infusion. katerina pavlovna, grandma dust, owner of the crematorium, katerina pavlovna, where did you get so much money, and it was my brother who raised a fortune for dogs... he was the first to reach the finish line, what did you say, what did you say there, it’s true, valera, it’s true, but really, don’t swear, come to the table, yes, we would be happy, if only valera would go off the road somewhere, where everyone here goes somewhere, a furry bumblebee, for fragrant hops, gray bull in the reeds. and the gypsy daughter, hey, hey, don’t tell me, began to be in the korysh, and what’s going on here? and here i am choosing a bride for myself, oh, i wish i had someone to choose from, an inadequate, squeaky, skinny alcoholic. why so rude? oh, sorry, i’m just in such a bad mood today. dimochka, you know , you and i will have very beautiful children, are you sure, well, i ha

trying to get an agreement to release hostages, and it is not surprising that hamas decided to reject polin's. they think they are going to get a cease-fire without giving up the hostages because that is what the resolution said. i appreciate the united states has said that is not our policy but that is not the text of the resolution. i told them before if this would be the case, i would find it very difficult to believe the prime minister would send a delegation to washington. because the purpose of us going to washington was to discuss and actually listen to american ideas of how we should go in. the other ideas that they said they had without a major military operation. what message isn't going to send to them that the day after the americans to separate these issues and say you know what, you can have a cease-fire without a hostage negotiation, and then the united states is presenting its proposal how we should not go interoffice? that is the real big problem and that is why the prime minister made the right decision to stop the delegation which i leading to go to washington. >> so this t

polina, polina, i am misha, polin, i am a good person, you will help me, and i will give you a lot ofonscious, i wake him up, he doesn’t understand anything, i i was afraid that it was he who killed, no, i panicked, and he had money on him, yes, 1.080, i searched him, took everything, and what was your plan, none, i wanted to find a new place, sit out until everything calmed down, corner i'll take it off, i'll settle down somewhere, i'm always avoiding hiding, and did you hear the shooting before you met this misha? no, bogdan matveich is probably scolding me with the last words, and bogdan otveevich is dead? yes, hoo, what a terrible coffee, the cheapest, yes. bogdan matveevich did not indulge himself, no women’s long hair, no traces of cigarettes, alcohol too, look what i found, what’s there, this is a table of income and expenses, this kind of personal budget planning, by the way, really helps control spending, that is, he wrote down every glass of coffee that he bought at a gas station, by the way, lenya is also like that when he was driving, he was 20 years old at the time. but h

two sailors from polin staged a demonstration performance for the passengers of the pleasure ship.ll make a non -moist, ideal termisu, based on termisu savajaardi, tender biscuit cookies elongated shape, savayarde cookies can , in principle, be replaced, if you don’t find them in the store, with oatmeal ones, but no, with some leningrad ones, by the way, biscuit cookies, or you can make them yourself, with cookies everything is clear, but what about the others? raw eggs are used as an ingredient in thermis, but this , as you understand, is unsafe, salmonella does not sleep, so it is better to pasteurize the eggs, for this we put them in a centurion with cold water and put them on the stove, that is, we just boil the eggs now, no, here it is important not to cook them, that is we bring our water to 60°, it’s convenient to use a special temperature probe to measure the temperature of food, i’m already nervous, i’m nervous too, everything is 60. we remove the centurion from the stove and leave it to cool for three minutes. in the meantime, let's make mascarpones. it needs to be kneade

our morning broadcast is ending, polin svetkova and roman budnikov were with you.mplement the president’s initiatives, which he voiced in his address to the federal assembly. vladimir putin outlined key priorities for the next 6 years, set specific tasks, and...

poline saturated fatty acids certainly provide us with the tone, elasticity and beauty of our skin.sumbria , herring, anchovies, tuna, shake liver, as well as other seafood, for example, in flaxseed oil, despite the fact that it is considered rich in omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, just .. . and dha is a small amount, and walnuts, walnuts contain omega-3 omega-6, however, omega-6 is needed in our body quite little, so it’s unfortunately impossible to replenish omega-3 with food, but it’s also not possible with fish it's so simple, today's fish grown artificially, that is, it is poor in omega-3 acids, does not receive deep-sea nutrition, as in the wild, and when growing fish , antibiotics and growth hormones can be added, respectively. you can additionally take products containing omega-3, quite often when choosing products in the pharmacy chain we see that, for example, the product contains 1.00 mg of fish oil in each capsule, but if you carefully study the composition further, then omega-3 contains only 300 mg, so it is important to pay attention to the dosage, and the effecti