the first half of us lived such daria pozharskaya; she had a father, evdokim pozharsky.hotel and, accordingly, their own hotel. she fed everyone who came through torzhok with cutlets so, that is, in general, daria wandered into a cutlet. actually before. as summer was called meat on the bone, that is, french cutlets. this is a piece of meat on the bone, it was with harry the fire department that they began to chop the meat from it, they began to make a molded cutlet. that is, essentially. this revolution was actually meat made on the bone in a piece. no one killed him and no one spent time on this. she started doing it. why is it financially beneficial, because you can add onions there and that's it. a pure case of business and nothing superfluous, which was passing through torzhok, he loved these beef cutlets on the bone. well, it happened, but there was no beef at that moment in time, and at that time, in fact , they replaced the chicken process with just such a small one, chopped with soft bread, which was fastened, also with yolk, and he liked it so much that the pla

fire immediately raised the entire group here, according to the second rank, the actions of the pozharsky began, they were divided into four combat sections, three highways were laid, and because of the strengthening of the wind and in different directions , so far with the forces that we have, they are sufficient, but full of the territorial principle of water supply, but because of wind until we give localization. the most important task now is to save the neighboring building, so as not to be thrown. uh, the flames, upon the fact of the fire, the prosecutor's office of the pretended district began checking the fulfillment of the requirements of the federal legislation as a result, which will be decided by the survey of the adoption, appropriate measures of the prosecutor's response to date at the moment of sleep. the main task is to localize the fire or eliminate it, it remains to be added that the territory is cordoned off around the perimeter of the car they are not allowed here, and the successful ones pull out the goods in order to avoid and further spread of fire, traffic on the h

the bus station fire market immediately raised the entire group here in the second rank and began pozharsky'sions to plant units divided into four combat areas laid three highways due to increased wind and in different directions so far with the forces that we have, they enough. e according to the territorial principle for water supply, but because of the wind, we do not give localization yet. the most important task now is to save the neighboring building so that it does not spread. uh, flames on the fact of the fire of the prosecutor's office of the proposed area. she is something of a check on the fulfillment of the requirements of the federal legislation on the outcome, which will be decided by a survey of the adoption of appropriate prosecutorial response measures to date. the main task of this is to localize the fire or eliminate it. it remains to add that the territory is cordoned off along the perimeter of the car is not allowed here. ah. they pull out the goods to avoid further spread of fire, and the traffic on the highway took you smoke is also limited to the margarita river alexan

this could not be tolerated any longer and they taxed themselves and gathered troops for prince pozharskyad him, by the way, this was , they didn’t take that one well, they really stopped taking it, but those events that we didn’t have now, so which we shot, and the events that we are now experiencing, they really very much resemble what spengler described in his book. the sunset of europe and this some satanic hatred. the west in relation to russia, after all, is in many ways russia, with its cultural, catching up development, starting from the era of peter i, it resembles the west of the modern era. well, probably the beginning of the 20th century, and the west itself has long found itself in this notorious transhumanist postmodern. this is the first moment of the second. uh, even more global, but uh the western world with its economic structure. now it is shaking with terrible force, and the crisis is not only economic, there is also a debt crisis there , the total unsecured debt liabilities under 300 trillion combined globally. uh dollars, uh, but also the civilizational crisis and th

the lower one is associated with many great people militiamen minin and pozharsky, the legendary pilotery chkalov . this staircase was named after him; it was the longest in the ussr . here in the soviet city of gorky and our story began. the district police officer makarenkov was one of the first at the scene of the brutal murder. here he is in the house of eighty second year committed the crime of murder. viktor makarenkov in the eighty-second year , the district inspector of the soviet district department of internal affairs of the city of gorky found the owner of the apartment, nikolai eremin, in the kitchen, experts counted 16 stab wounds on his body. it was clear from the bloody footprints on the floor. man. he ran trying to escape, and the first blow was delivered to him in the bedroom. well, what happened here, the only witness was the wife of the murdered alevtin, it was she who ran along the porch and called for help. it was a romantic evening, tenderness, passion and kind words. i went out and saw a bloody body. criminologists tried to find traces of the killer, but failed.

bye-bye. m acquaintance cutlets pozharskie, well, so what? here? what? for what?ing an idiot out of me? i knew i couldn't cook it all. why did it come. understood. how was the family reunion? yanochka arranged a circus for her mother, told her that she knew how to cook herself, ordered dinner in a restaurant more than her mother. but they were fully determined to insist that i not slowly marry yanochka, well, advice, yes love. you see, i thought we 'd somehow live a year, get to know each other. and now it's all blown away. max i'm not blown away. if a woman starts a relationship with such a petty fuss. it won't end well. further. only worse. right? hello. i'm here. she called and said that she would not come feeling bad, maybe you could do something for the class, please. i'm sorry. hard it's her own fault, i asked not to rush things. correct is also correct. yes, we agreed on a quail. thanks daria andreevna but anya went to the beautician and asked him to pass it on. thank you thank you. i also go to work. come on no, it's too much, please don't touch it. me. wh

nikolai gogol's friend pyotr martos, the well-known scooter of the author of the monument to minin and pozharskysquare, but this benefactor, who was the first to discover shevchenko's poetic gift, also managed to spit in his soul. subsequently, martas spoke of him succinctly. with a boor there will be no pan, but shevchenko did not worry about all this. he changed one patron for another without any problems in his poem, shevchenko's dream poured over those who bought him out of the serfs. this struck even belinsky, who had difficulty suspect sympathy for the authorities. consider, the sovereign laughed at himself and probably the matter would have ended with that and the fool would not have suffered, but only that he was stupid, when the sovereign read the easter empress, then the great anger came and here are his own words, let's say. he had reasons to be dissatisfied with me and hate me, but for what it’s true, empress alexandra feodorovna personally took part in the ransom of shevchenko from krepostnaya captivity at the same charity lottery in tsarskoe selo , it was she who contributed 400 ru

given a lot, outstanding people , the names of such famous nizhny novgorod residents as minin and pozharskyt there are among the talented citizens. and those who have become famous recently. remember in elementary school in labor lessons, we glued pictures from dried leaves. so here is the nizhny novgorod artist alexander yurkov. more recently, using the same material, he created real masterpieces, because of his hands. this is, as it were, the source material, this is what alexander yurkov worked with, collected last year's foliage, which lay under the snow, crushed it and, using tweezers and glue laid out magnificent paintings of the unique technique of the master gave a special name to floral, mosaic. there is no paint here, not a drop in any work. it's just leaves and glue. how can i see the effects of the sheet, this is not watercolor, this is not some. there paints are dangerous places. this is in general, i also see a nuance even in a semitone. if we talk about the uniqueness of the artist hmm alexander nikolaevich yarkov, but the uniqueness is that no one else does this and nowhere

restoration of the pink dacha, but in the end the family nest of the famous architect was destroyed by pozharsky well, very many. there, as it were , to write or go free with the turgen. there, dostaev's maikov druzhinin goncharov is definitely preserved here in excellent condition. so this is ali-larch once there was a homestead park, judging by the external. trees and at least 200 years old, so with a high degree of probability, we can say that they saw how andrey ivanovich shtekenshney schneider walked here to restore the memory of the estate, which film schneiders decided on the neighboring, and from the mill, his company of enthusiasts had already acquired ownership by the summer. a museum pavilion will appear here, in which they will try to revive the hospitable atmosphere of this place and place artifacts. today, i'll just pass it on. this is what the uh was, pasted over with what the fuck were the walls of this house. here they are traces of those, uh, some old newspapers, uh, which are much older, but still in the fifties of the xix century, the wallpaper is available separately. there

will not exist, therefore, you defended the russian people, but i must say that if then minin the pozharskynot that the orthodoxy of the country would not have been a polish province. in fact , poland was larger in terms of population and army. she was stronger. it was really an absolutely existential time for us, when it was e to defend the state and we were able to do it. they still cannot forgive us, but, unfortunately, they cannot forgive us for many other things, including those peoples whom we liberated today on march 3rd. uh, the big national holiday of bulgaria is 145 years of independence , and after 482 years of tatarsk, uh, the turkish yoke for almost half a millennium, the bulgarians, this is how they are now, uh, they will be celebrating interestingly today. today. they have a day off, a national holiday. liberation, who brought them this liberation. that's in terms of their current the political consciousness of the americans, or there the bulgarians themselves, or perhaps the grateful turks. you just need to remember the history of the twentieth century and the first world wa

our guest was the expert of the popular front project for the rights of borrowers alexander pozharsky is a show that opens up new emotions. well, what is the biggest premiered on friday at 21:30 on channel russia want to invite you on a date heard your son for a doctor visiting lustet for polar waltz today at 21:20, parrots witness an unprecedented event in indian legal practice. a life sentence was handed down there after the testimony, and in fact, the parrot editor of the local newspaper, along with the children, went to a wedding in a neighboring city. at that time, someone robbed the house and killed the editor’s wife , the only witness to this terrible crime was living in the house. the widower parrot began to list exactly those who could enter the house even after the next name. the bird suddenly began to scream imitation in the police cage. the sting of this man, and he confessed everything. it's scary, really , to imagine what would happen if a parrot screamed after every name, and they are already a gang. no, well, then it's his system that screams at everyone. yes, the prod

decided that they couldn’t tolerate it any longer and taxed themselves and gathered troops for prince pozharskyaking really, but those events that we are now whose relatives were fired from a cannon, and the events that we are now experiencing. they really are very much like what spengler described in his book. the decline of europe and so some kind of satanic hatred. the west in relation to russia, after all, is in many ways russia, with its cultural, catching up development, starting from the era of peter i, it resembles the west of the modern era. well, probably the beginning of the 20th century, and the west itself has long found itself in this notorious transhumanist postmodern. this is the first moment. eh, second. e even more global, but e western world with its economic structure. now it is shaking with terrible force, and the crisis, not only economically, there is also a crisis, the debt there is a total unsecured debt obligations under 30 trillion in total on a global scale. uh dollars, uh, but also the civilizational crisis and the civilizational crisis leads to a complete restructu