because i think it was greg. >> people say i'm a python farming i do bicep curls. >> no. [ simultaneousalking ] >> that's why you wore the short sleeve shirts who can tell that joke. >> it's spring, being from the south's snake what they serve at the fancy restaurants? it snake and then they always say market price. >> no. >> you're about to get it. >> southern people are smart because you can raise hogs and you can raise cattle and if the hog gets loose or a cow gets loose you have people who can handle that and get the hog or the head of cattle back to where it belongs but some crafty python is going to slither into the pond and take up residence binder house and then all of a sudden the neighbours dog is missing and then your dog is missing and then, is missing literally cat is [ bleep ] missing because and then one, two, three pythons living in the pond not a like 100 plus pounds and 19 feet long and him talking about the florida everglades. >> there was some history there thank you i do see, at, i know you will eat anything as long as it is in the form of a soup so a cobra chowder

is quite literally a mating of pythons, several pythons mating with other pythons, not just anyway whatare you call it when several of them are mating at the same time. your imagination, since they are an invasive species, they were said to be put down humanely, which usually involves like a one bullet like long stick gun right in the head. >> okay, wait mid blank word that i don't know. mating. that is some way to go. >> it's not a bad in the middle of a multifunctional mating, party. >> that's the way to go. yeah, i wouldn't you. >> okay, we're going to move on to dozens of bald eagles in one spot as well where they. >> yeah. not this. no. okay. and no one's going to kill them. it was a breathtaking sight at lake traverse in wheaton, minnesota. perched in the trees, but, you know, in different spots. >> wow. it turns out that a rare occurrence of thousands of dead fish is what attracted them. it was like mother nature basically bringing a big giant dinner bell for him. that is quite a sight for the pythons. >> it was dessert. >> are both of these terrifying, or is it just me? >> well,

but why pythons, you ask?u ask? good question. imaginary person.well, scientists good que point outs can su pythons can survive extreme weather. go without water for long periode ers of time and seldom contract animal viruses like bird flu, swine flu, oru swin covid-19. none of these points you see have anything to de fl co with w delicious snake meat is, which is probably why they survive. even other animals find them disgusting. they also grow extremely fast and have a smaller carbon footprinso g t than traditional meatrces sources like beef or pork. well lik, they have no footprint because they they're not only feet. but i guess a smaller carbon footprint means snakes at leas far less. or at least they're good at blaming it on alligators. tl apparently, python farming is already happening in parts of asifarming peninga, quote, is reth a cultural precedence eating reptiles and food when where food securityingl is increasingly compromised through the impacts of global challenges such as climate change. ptenent safe safe, flexible source of protein

i said, "there's a python? out there, although the australians are like, "yeah, it's a python. >> seth: right >> and there was a python. it wasn't, like, way up in the trees somewhere. it was a tree that was right there, six-foot-long python. and they don't move quickly. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, but he was -- he, she, whatever. >> seth: right >> eating a possum >> seth: really? >> yeah. the possum's leg was still sticking out of its mouth. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: oh, my god. >> when they open their jaws, you know, like that's their jaw, their jaws go like that. and it had the whole -- it was incredible >> seth: i bet the - [ light laughter ] i mean, i bet the possum thought they moved quickly [ laughter ] >> good point. >> seth: yeah. >> but you know, you've heard the expression, something -- someone sizes you up >> seth: yeah. >> this is what pythons do >> seth: really? >> they actually will spread themselves along something to see, well, can i, in fact, consume this thing, whatever it is >> seth: really?

>> you know who else will never eat a python?people pushing this junk i am convinced the climate people are plunking their followers they told us to eat blogs they weren't eating bugs now they're telling us deep snakes they're not going to eat snakes you know these guys are doing they're going to be palm tonight and there laughing there but off like, hey, vinnie i told them to eat snake and they did it i'm telling you the climate people are funnier than any prank we could come up with on my show. >> sean: the vice president harris hosted a very important event of the white house today this on the heels of going to the abortion clinic yesterday a cannabis reform roundtable special guest rapper fat joe i didn't know we could use that word anymore but the kentucky governor as well people who have received pardons for marijuana related defences and convictions the event comes, by the way, after biden discussed the topic at the state of the union and tuning his efforts to ease restrictions on weed, reaction? >> listen as much as we th

instead of chicken and beef - pythons, bon appetit. that raising these snakes for food is not only environmentally friendly, but 10 times more efficient than traditional meat production. the team studied two species of pythons, the reticulated and the dusky tiger, on farms in thailand and vietnam and found that the reticulated pythons grew quickly even when they ate little and still provided enough. grapes, what kind of fish do you have, carp? carp, mozol white 76 year old, from grapes grown on the left bank, will suit it. in this case, i advise you to order mozol white 76 from grapes grown on the left bank. why? because at seventy in the fourth year in bargonia, hail destroyed the entire grape harvest. the charming heroine of arnel moti is already. i was desperate to make this lout fall in love with me, the last attempt to find a way to a man’s heart lay, naturally, through the stomach, by the way, this restaurant is not a movie, it’s real, and it is still working. artyom, hello, i’m glad to see you again this year, me too, listen, to

pythons. new study found pythons a s cou be one of the most sustainable sources of meat in the world. and they claim ea. it tastes just like chicken. why do i know i'm never going a to eat a python? >> are you? no, no, no. you know who elsn,e is? never going to eat a python. the people pushing this junk. okayon , i'm convinced.mate i'm convinced the climate people are punkingking their followers. remember, they told us to eat bugs. they weren't eatiney told g. re now they're telling us to eat steaks. they're not going to the steak. you know what? these guys eats yoknow are doinb they're going to the tonight, laughing their ofonightf and bg like, hey, vinnie, i told themmo to eat steaks. and they did it like,m i'm telling you, the climate people are funnier than any prank. we comg you ate peoplee up with. >> yeah, your vice harrisharris hosted a very important event at the white house today. ha verythis on the heels of gof to the abortion clinic yesterday. going ta cannabis reform round. specia

exclamation point in your tasting of this python. week you and we talk about this week after week, you do this, you think it looks like chicken or fis orh. ak >> only time are going to eat snake. if i evee isr do survivor or goo dinner with dagen mcdowell, lik you know, they act like, oh yeah, raising snakes is just like raising pigsnakess ls. have you ever seen or heard of snakes? would you imagine being a snake farmer? this is the dumbest thing ever. t thing evthey do better for the environment. the hese are the same people say it's better for the environment if you just die. >> they wantenvironment if to b. >> and it's the same pattern over and over again. they tel samtterl that the world is on fire and their data is junk. heirthen they demand that you do things they would never do remedy it. so they will tell you to eatl tl insects, eat snakes, get rid of your air conditioning, stop going on vacations, requiremeanh flying. meanwhile, they're chowing down on kobile beef in their air conditioned gulfstream. screw you. airtreathey'r

what are you saying, there are pythons and little crocodiles there, which are just you..., goodbye. yes. you can take us to the zoo. you were planning on going there anyway. uh, no, guys, i have a very important matter here, so excuse me next time. probably there is no nakonda, that’s all. okay, let's go, romka. what kind of nonsense is this? yes, i did, dad. so what's going on with your mother? yes, she showed up some kind of bastard on old mars. yes. well, it seems they have already separated. have you and your mom decided to get back together? why do you think so? well, i am. your mother is a good person, you were a good wife, only i am to blame for what happened to us. i was the bad husband. i sent you on vacation, i myself brought my mistress to the apartment, like many men, i hoped that your mother would never find out about this, but she found out and did not forgive. to be honest, it was beneficial for me to... consider her to blame for our divorce, and now i am ashamed of my behavior, your mother is pregnant, and i really hope that you will be a support for her, n

i'll eat pythons but only if they get these elite jackasses first.mp al goure. >> pete you live in the great state of tennessee by phone farming is big there is a d growing? >> i don't think se: io and thee aren't a lot of venomous snakes and tennessee thankfully just more so water snakes but it would never occur to me to capture it, d scale it, peel it and eat it.ic may be a taste like chicken but nobody really wants to eat it. yet a good point in order to have farms you need to have y farmers which meanous you need e have people volunteering to be snake farmers in gathering up hundreds. what could go wronouldg with my snake farm of pythons my neighbors will love it. >> this is the elites. >> i was trying to understand it because it was disgusting to me 1 internet user called he gave me an tough and chewy sums said it did take chicken like in getting curry but part of the rationale think as they say it is a lower mental capacityanim therefore they don't think it's as maimed to kelp i think they are justice terminating against dumb animals. >> greg:

coates apparently can be made out of australia and costs $15,000 he also owned an $18,000 python python codes? yes. that all told prosecutors said he spent $1 million on clothes like this suit not to mention the seven houses, the four cars, the million dollars on oriental rugs manafort has long passed with republicans working with reagan and bob dole. he also has a long past with the russians and doing things like sharing polling was people closely connected to putin's intelligence services? joining me now is cnn contributor and host of the podcasts on and pivot with kara switcher. kara switcher herself, she's also the author of burn book, qarrah paul manafort. he spent his chance 23 months in prison. he didn't have to do the seven years that he was sentenced to. but now we already might have a huge job. i mean, this is really unprecedented for trump to basically take a convicted felon and say, come on in well is it unprecedented? i don't know. he's bringing back his greatest hits. trump always does things like this. they'll do what he wants, will bring back people that were on the outs

i'll eat pythons, but only if they get to eat these elite -- first.ump al gore. >> harold: pete, you live in the great state of tennessee. python farming? is that big -- i don't think it is big -- >> pete: i don't think so. there aren't a lot of venomous snakes in tennessee, thank you thankfully. some water snakes. he never occurred to me to capture it, descale it, peel it come and eat it. maybe it taste like chicken. nobody wants to eat it. you hit on the right point. in order to have farms, you need to have farmers, which means you need to have people volunteering to be snake farmers. and gathering up hundreds -- what could go wrong with my snake farm of pythons? and my neighbors will love it. it will be, yeah, this is the elites. >> harold: thoughts on this? >> sandra: i was trying to understand it because it is just disgusting. one internet use their macuser describe it as gamy and very tough and she was the norm actually. sounds disgusting. it has a lower mental capacity than some of the farm raised animals, therefore they don't think it is as me

dig the trenches connecting the trenches, reinforce them with a mesh, and also put columns, iron pythonuctures are designed for conducting water, equipment and people work constantly. the weather so far allows, as long as there is no rain, everything is fine, and the military comes to check you, whether they come constantly, constantly come, or every day, or every other day. tell me, is it loud here, is it dangerous for work, or does something happen? it flies, sometimes it flies, we stop the work, people go down either into the trenches or into iron python structures, the territory is quite large, the volume of work has already been carried out is quite large, at first we built a circular defense of the city there ha when the enemy was actually located on the outskirts of the city, well, and further on the movement of our armed forces as appropriate release, as the kharkiv oblast is de-occupied, we are now actually working on strengthening, on the constant expansion of such structures, they were developed again, that is, projects by the ministry of defense with the corresponding genera

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call a veterinarian because his pythons are sick comedian joe machi she's like a slinky, wiry and flexible can't go upstairs, kat tim. and he uses a surfboard as a shoehorn tyrus! [ cheers and applause ] charles a serious topic today but where i'm coming from what's the point in bringing this stuff up with they know it's happening and won't do anything about it. >> they are the authors of this you mention bail jail and something else but what you did mention was since. rip up the sentencing book i see people come out for assault 3 years or rape in 2 years we need extraordinarily long sentences. not the kind you go in and think you'll get a little better and this time you will really rob a 711 and it not get caught. first and foremost the whole thing is orchestrated. democrats stay in power by keeping black people uneducated, afraid and angry it's a perfect toxic mix but it's perfect for them they get the vote they've got it for a long time and it works for them. but we don't have so-called the leaders whoever is i typically think is paid off and they play a shakedown game. a guy smoking ci

twenty-seven piglets in a year, but a python up to 100 eggs in that same time frame.rally eaten in southeast asian countries. places like malaysia and indonesia... here in the west, not so much. if this report tips the scales for you, bon appÉtit. >> kevin, first of all i don't know if my staff is trying to pull some joke on me because last night we did a snake -- snakes came up on the show. they weren't even supposed to. now they are showing them again. i said not to put them up. this is a joke. i'm leaving the set. please take them down. not can even speak. they keep doing it. i'm terrified of snakes. i thought you were doing a different report and then all of a sudden it's a snake report. i can't. i like you, but i'm afraid of snakes and they are not sustainable for me. great to see you kevin is always. >>> all the things that i believed in for all these years, 50 years of coaching, no longer exist in college athletics. we've created an environment that really does not promote personal development or that is going to create success for the future. >> it's a brave n

meanwhile, here in new york state, a man was sentenced after he was "caught at the border with pythons the customs form where it asks "is that a python in your pants or are you just happy to enter the u.s.?" [cheers and applause] meanwhile... meanwhile, the actor who plays emperor palpatine in the star wars movies was recently asked about whether he procreated to produce rey skywalker, and ian mcdiarmid said he is open to the idea of palpatine having sex. and i'm being told we actually have that footage. >> i... i, i can't hold on any longer. >> stephen: that's a beautiful, natural thing! you made it ugly up here! meanwhile, in medieval feline disease news, experts say a cat in oregon gave bubonic plague to its owner, adding that cats are known to be especially vulnerable to plague. yes, it's a real mystery. "i don't understand how these cats are spreading disease. they spend all day walking around in a box of their own poop and licking their buttholes. what are we missing?" that cat looks like he can't wait for you to die. meanwhile, scientists are resorting to once unthinkable soluti

this substitute for... is made to look like a python, she is for nature, for the environment, so as nottching to eco-leather, shakira, irina shayk and eva langoria wear a dress made of faux leather, salma khaik wears a skirt and biker jacket made of leatherette, victoria beckham has trousers, there are trousers, raincoats, and jackets made of leatherette in the collection. russian designer ksenia mirba, who, however, opens up that she sews from synthetic leather because she cares not about the environment, but about saving money, we choose it not because it is environmentally friendly, but to be honest, it is cheaper, probably such a fly made from genuine leather , it would be three times more expensive, but such leather is inexpensive, 600 rubles per square meter, because it is made from oil, a raw material that in russia is only slightly more expensive than water, they explain at the factory where leatherette is produced. here they bake it like pancakes. first, they knead the dough, yes, yes, that’s what they call it. dough we we start producing here, for this we use a special industr

the study shows that some of these pythons grow rapidly and can go weeks without eating or water, whichod isn't always available. it's also more efficient to grow snake meat than poultry. pork beef and salmon, certain researchers say. python meat tastes like chicken. >> scientists in south korea have created what they say is a lab grown rice made out of beef cells. fox's gary baumgarten explains why they say it could be an eco friendly way to produce food in the future. >> while it may look pretty, there's more to this pink rice than meets the eye. that's because these grains actually contain real meat cells, and researchers hope the unique dish will serve as a climate friendly, protein rich food source. in the near future. >> the rice grains you see now have a uniform distribution of both muscle and fat cells. >> using special enzymes, scientists in south korea are infusing lab grown beef cells inside pieces of rice. >> you see, it contains roughly 8% more protein and 7% more fat compared to regular rice. >> besides bolstering the health benefits of rice, teams believe this technique w

now pythons are snakes that can grow to be huge and fast.úthe study shows that some pythons, as they food is not always available. researchers also say it's more efficient to grow snake meat than poultry, or even researchers say python meat even tastes like chicken. >> well, here's the thing. just don't tell me. just don't tell me what it is. >> all right, the next time, sal and i get some snake meat, we won't say a word. >> i'm going to be so suspicious of anything you bring into the newsroom from now on. but. right, sal? i mean, that's i get that it's, you know, available stuff, but just don't tell me. >> yeah, yeah, well, you know what? and when theyc say it anything. tastes like chicken. not even chicken. >> yeah, yeah. >> all right. good morning everyone. you know what? this morning'súcommute, i think, too, southbound, 680. looksace,- pretty good. we're going to talk about the closure coming up. but now, 680 between dublin sonoma and san jose looks pretty good. hayward, union city, some slowing on 880 south. there's nothing to worry about, slowing0 looks okay into oakland now. t

charles name would call a veterinarian because his pythons are sick.n joeone comedian joe back back she's like a slinky, wiry and flexible and can't go upstairi she's lis. >> "new york times" best selling author and fox news contributor kat timpf. and he uses a surfboard, a shoe horn. "new york times" best selling author and comedian, former nwa world champion ad sounds very heavy. >> serious topic today, but it is. i think where i'm coming from is like, what's the point in bringinym com whg stuff up if they know it's happening and they won't do about it?t do well, you're not going to do anything that you're orchestrating. they're the authors of this. >> so and you mentioned bell gel and else, but we mentioned was sentencing. >> i think the first thing we got to do is rip up the sentencing book. i mean, sometime s people comesaul out for assault three years or s two years. you know, it's like, are you kidding me? we need to have really likearil extraordinarily long sentences. >> i mean, extraordinarily long likelo to kind of go in and two years in jail

python meat tastes like chicken.chicken. >> every time you ask, oh, what does it taste like? chicken >> i feel bad about what i said earlier. i think we had this report in the 7:00 and i said, like, just don't tell me. just don't tell me. i didn't mean to yuck anybody's yum. i will say there are cultures that do eat snake meat regularly. sure, it is not a part of i guess, the standard american diet, but and this is my asterisk, if it can help solve the problem of hunger and, you know, food accessibility and all that. i'm i'm down for it at this point. i'll try it. i've thought about it for the past two hours, and i'm there. >> people from all over the world eat different things, right? right. there are things i, you know, being jamaican, right? >> like that. maybe i would never eat. same thing that i eat that you're like, you eat the what? and i'm like, i eat the what. i grew up eating the what. you look at you. >> you evolved in two hours. >> this time it took me two hours. sometimes it's years, but it's such an imp

the area was fortified, deep, directly buried , filled with python, with many communication passages,lant in the first place, where they installed everything foreign, installations, and eyes that were possible. which we will never take, we were helped by the fog, a natural soybean, and just at that moment we made that very rush to the plant, by the will of fate, as they say, it turned out that we walked through these dachas, not by the will of fate, so this corridor with the talent of a russian officer and the courage russian soldier, but they seriously resisted, i was already in ovdeevka, and for a week... or maybe even more, i still fought in tu, that is, this is not to say that he didn’t even understand how we were, well then there is, so that everyone is bypassed, there is no illusion that all this was easy and simple, that the enemy fled, yes. if we compare their losses with us, they have more, much more, that is, we have learned to fight not with numbers, but with skill, yes, yes, before the plant of people, we inflict normal fire damage, good, in order to preserve, first of all

when i was 11, 12 on pbs they used to show monty python's flying circus show.e. i must go and find my people. because they were irreverent. they were funny. they didn't take life too seriously, which i knew from an early age that's the ticket. >> moving to atlanta in his teenaged years, he spent time appearing on a public access television program, "the american music show". >> no how, no way, atlanta georgia, right here, yes, sir. >> the experience propelling him forward. >> you have to put yourself out there. i've done so many things where i thought -- where i was awful, i was terrible. but i had to put myself out there, because i knew that my destiny was waiting for me. >> his destiny. picking up gigs from atlanta to new york. persevering through periods of homelessness, and finally finding success. releasing the hit song "supermodel" in '93. ♪ work, turn to the left, work, turn to the right ♪ ♪ sashay ♪ >> and appearing on mtv news, a moment he watched with his mother. >> right before she died, she got to see the very beginning of my becoming famous. she wa

not even , no, no, no, not slavery, it's like that a piece of cake, after which, except for monty python's theater of the absurd, you have to go, then who will be able to change something there, look, well , first of all, vdava navalna, she is not a politician, i am not sure that she even wants to be a politician, yes, she is now, what i see, doing what is expected of her, but to have just the strategic... thinking that her husband had, one way or another, well, she doesn't have that, she doesn't have political experience, so now she'll come up with something to remind herself of, well, at least her latest washington post op-ed seems to be about that it is not necessary to recognize putin as the president after the elections, well, we can say that there is a definite plus from this, yes, at least it is a signal of the future, and as for who will change, you know, they say, a person does not change. yes, and i believe that a person changes if the circumstances of his life change, if the circumstances of his life do not change, a person lives in comfort, then why should he change, and if the

then you have python to have five different variance of her and different ages and background cho ming the same voices. so the ability to have a.i. broadly speaking generate entire communities of pressured groups that are, in fact, virtual. it's very hard for the systems to dethackett these people are fake. there are clues and so forth. but to me, this question about the ability to have computers generate entire networks of people who don't exist to act for a common cause which may or may not be one that we agree on but probably influenced by the national security for north korea or china or influenced by some business objective from the tobacco companies or you name it, i worry a lot about that. and i don't think we're ready. these -- it's possible just to hammer on this point for the evil person who inevitably is sitting in the basement of their home and their mother gives them food at the top of the stairs to use these computers. that's how powerful these tools are. >> ok. [laughter] well, let's try to bring it back a little bit to where we are here at the university in this, you kn

aryna sabalenka will play against world number 64 python sterns from the usa at the start of the wta tournament in america. the arrival of pentathletes from egypt. we have plans for the competition, so we are working on the option of inviting more and more countries, traditionally we send out invitations, but often there are situations when... as happened today, when there is a parallel stage of the world cup and our stage of the paul cup ledneva, but that ’s okay, different teams have a nearby reserve, and we have previously confirmed their desire to take part, also athletes from egypt, and we are working on it with representatives of china, just in the capital of egypt, cairo, today the first stage of the planet cup of the season ended in the women's final, the only belarusian. gnetchik took seventeenth place. the leader of the belarusian boxing team, alexey alferov, made it to the 1/8 finals of the olympic qualifying tournament in italy. in the weight category up to 60 kg. our compatriot won his second fight in the competition the day before. the german kevin schumann was convinci

occupied, that is , you cannot find cement in this occupied part of ukraine, because all the cement and python are directed to the construction of those lines, it was in the spring of 2023, and... in the 22nd year, for some reason, we focused on on the construction of roads, and not on the construction of defense structures, but defensive defenses, that is, they must always be, there must be a second, third, even fourth line. you can roll back, because there is no problem that you will lose the landing there, who needs it, but you have to leave at the border, and those lines should protect the soldier first of all, and not as it sometimes happens, that the second or third line is up to the waist, yes, and the soldier would roll there, and during the battle he still has to think about how to dig in, well into the ground volyn - ukraine's border with belarus, according to military analysts, is one of the potentially dangerous areas. the russian army can go on the offensive here to cut ukraine's logistical corridor for the supply of weapons and ammunition from the west. protection and defense of

will impress many, what kind of exotic animals can you find in the apartments of gomel residents, pythonsd recently this list was replenished with a horse, a video with a horse appeared on social networks of gomel residents in order to congratulate his son, a man brought animals into the entrance of an apartment building, a resident of a high-rise building on barykina street decided to please them... neighbors in shocked, but those who did not have time to see the animal with their own eyes clearly heard its neighing through the floors, but experts remind that animals can stay in houses only if they are not dangerous; import into the country is officially permitted, here that's the story. sash, well, we see that not only the neighbors are in shock, but also the local cats, and the cat also jumped out to look at this miracle, but it seems to me that this is the case when the whole entrance was laughing, of course, i am not a witness to this situation i was there, i also saw the video on social networks, but i admit, i was impressed , just listen, i didn’t understand, the horse will live or

snakes, especially pythons, can be converted into food more efficiently and raised more easily than evenn pizza hut. >> what has slithered its way into the serpent market you see here? this is a pizza topped with shredded snake meat, but for that you would have to hop on a plane to hong kong. >> so if this caught on and became popular, where would you raise these five bonds? it's not like chickens that you can just write who's who's going to be in charge of that. >> that's like they try to make everyone eat crickets. >> end of the world. >> everything is sustainable making. >> would you try it? >> would that be vegan? >> no. >> right. i don't think snakes are vegan. anything with eyeballs. i don't eat, but i'm sure someone would try. you tell me how it tastes. that's my rule. if it has eyeballs, i'm not eating it. >> i'm not trying snake meat. let's see if danny wants to try it. we'll ask him. >> he's the brave one. >> yeah. coming up. what prince william said overnight about his wife. >> also, real panic on a new york city subway. passengers scrambling for cover as a man opens fire. >>

something in response senator king, using his usual great illustrations of a pig and a python, i believeg the lack of capital budgeting in our system, transparency budgets are something that's always frustrated me on this committee. particularly with regards to my favorite, air force. you referenced the role of the -- of your command as national -- as a national role. understandably. united command. can you flesh that out a little bit for me as well? i have long been concerned that we're not adequately -- i don't want to say appropriate, but appropriating credit where credit is due and then cost where cost is due. general cotton: thank you, senator cramer. i think there's a lot of times where there can be confusion even within a service component that they're advocating for a weapons system or platform. that that is utilized in their operational domain. it absolutely is. but when it comes to strategic deterrence weapons, and strategic deterrence platforms, i think that tho what i mean by that is that we are -- you know, we are doing the care and feeding on paf of the systems that ultimat

t -- through a python. the opening, you see it loses power. when it regains power, you see a little later in the sequence it regains power you see a big plume, diesel smoke coming out of the stacks the captain has gone to a full reverse. a full stern move to try to push the, basically goes -- like throwing your car, going down the street and you throw your car in full reverse what he's done that doesn't work. you see back of the boat squirrel to one side and then he loses power. essentially stalls it. comes back on tries again. what when he does this time, looks like thrown the anchor down so he knew he was in trouble, one. two, you have to understand that it wasn't just the captain on there. arbour master ensures to have someone from the local on there there was a local harbor person on the ship. they're helping the captain get through this, but what happens with their engines happens, you can't avoid what the ultimate collision that happened. unless you have tugs that's why you use tugs in many of these c

vietnam and found that the reticulated pythons grew quickly even when small.d just goes for carp, you know, he catches it. and lets go, may the belongings be forgiven, but we use it for its intended purpose, or rather, we will use only the best part, the back, we cut out the loin along this strip and thus all the bones remain in the spine, it’s convenient, just look at how gorgeous the loin is that remains the fish can be used for broth, cutlets or given to our cat cooks, the fish tenderloin needs to be marinated, a simple marinade, salt, pepper, lemon. fish really like acid, and you can also add a little freshness, this is lime, that is , lemon is responsible for sourness, lime for freshness, and a sweetish taste. orange juice, for piquancy we add a little red hot pepper and a couple of sprigs of thyme, lon should spend an hour in the refrigerator in this marinade. while some people are dancing, i 'll make a blanket for the carp using sun-dried tomatoes, capers and tajian olives. these olives are considered the most fragrant, although they and very small. jus

we are facing in our budget is, it all comes out, it looks like it's in i call it the pig and the python nuclear phodendization that should be considered capital investment. i think that's important for people to realize when you look at the defense budget there is a piece of it that is really something that probably should have been done over the past 30 ■?o= years that we are trying to do in a hurry. is that your reading? general cotton: it is, sir. the way like to describe it is i am responsible for maintaining and the components under me are responsible foring national systems on behalf of the president of the united states. senator king: general whiting, you talked about -- we have the bestpa and have for many, many years. that's the good news. the bad news is, the dependency that we have on space, which makes us vulnerable in terms of the relationship with these potential adversaries. think abt alternatives to space? for example, i understand recently they are now teach lest annapolis. we need to think how do we reduce our reliance on space assets given the development of anti-spac

take a look here.úthe study shows that some of these pythons grow rapidly.ys available. >> scientists in south korea sas lab grown, rice made outúof beef cells. >> fox's gary baumgarten explains why they say it could o produce foodc in the future.t& >> while it may look pretty, there's more to this pink rice than meets the eye. that's because these grains actually contain realúmeat cells, and researchers hope the unique dish will as a climate friendly, in the near future. >> the rice grains you see now have a uniformc distribution of both muscle enzymes. scientists in south korea are infusing lab grown beef cells inside pieces of rice. ñ> you see, itc. contains roughy 8% more protein and 7% more fat compared to regularúrice. >> besides bolstering the health combat the ongoing climateelpt-- crisis, especially when cows are the number one agricultural source of greenhouse gas emissions, according to the university of california, davis concentration of methane burp, f spmoreútoxic carbon dioxide ande spraising livestock also requirs a lot of land and resources,

green pythons love humidity. how caring we are for snakes!ciated it instantly. we thought about our family member, who is the most beloved, the most dear. totem house, metal frame, jute rope, it turned out to be almost the main element interior, all four levels are connected to each other, the cat will be very comfortable here, it’s so softly warm, wow, this is your home, look at how he’s sitting, he likes it, maria netishinskaya and anastasia pusnikova provided a special section in the kitchen furniture, once and we have such a drinking bowl coming out. we wanted to place bowls here for a wonderful dog, it seems to me that over time she will even learn to press her paws, because it’s too easy, yes, it seems to me, either her paws or her nose. lilia from fondiyarova complemented the bedroom interior with a pouf, you can store it inside dog toys, use the pouf itself as a step. well, jump, yes, oops, elena medvednikova and nadezhda shvedova proved that there is even a place for animals. in the most minimalist interior. once, how elegantly you j

scientists back python sustainable meat. back python a sustainable meat. this is another attempt.ly and firm a snake. and i say, well, it's whittastes it's lovely and firm a snake. and i say, well, it's whittastes likes lovely and firm a snake. and i say, well, it's whittastes like chicken and firm a snake. and i say, well, it's whittastes like chicken and eat and tastes like chicken and eat them. from sydney, them. and this is from sydney, this study. so do what you want. australia. eating australia. we're not eating snakes in england. >> well, what about france? i mean, conquer mean, we might conquer the dragons , i don't know. look, if dragons, i don't know. look, if it tastes chicken, i mean, it tastes like chicken, i mean, i cockroaches. i try those cockroaches. they were disgusting. no good. but i think genuinely tastes think if this genuinely tastes like snake, like chicken, i'll eat a snake, i don't care. sure if i don't care. i'm not sure if they're though. they're kosher, though. actually, they're not. probably not. pet snake, not. i had a pet snake, actually, but it alw

services to be complete. a huge massive door, 40 cm of high-quality concrete, this is a very good python a dressing room, i don’t know how much it might weigh, a ton, an armored loophole of this thickness, here there it goes to this many bunkers, communication routes in full profile, a whole network, plus behind me they have a base there 7-8 m deep, the same concreted powerful bomb shelters. all this has been built since at least 2014 and it is absolutely clear under whose control. this war in ukraine was inevitable; western curators still invested a lot of effort and money into it. immediately after the coup on maidan on the night of february 24, 2014 , the newly appointed head of ukrainian intelligence , valentin nalyvaichenko, made two calls, to the head of the cia station in kiev and to the regional head of the british mi-6, and proposed to officially resume the partnership, which had been frozen during the times of president viktor yanukovych. what happened next, you yourself know. ukraine will be in nato. they want ukraine to exist. russia, crimea, as it was, tomorrow on the first

i did that, and i said change that to python code, change that to pascal or c plus plus imagine how muche citigroup has in their back room that can allow them to leapfrog technologies alnd modernize faster >> it sounds like you had a fun tuesday. let's look at why it makes a difference for citi. everything you said makes the argument that it's tough for the smaller banks, tough for the regional banks that don't have the budgets to spend on this technology but all of the banks do equally or not >> well, look, spending a lot of money may be a necessary but not sufficient condition so jpmorgan spends $15 billion a year behind that is citigroup which spends $12 billion a year. so size in itself, yes, thos are table stakes but then you have to be able to use that data and spend that money effectively. we have seen a lot of false starts it was 1999 you had your first big internet bank and it was going to change the world and didn't change so much. then we had block chain and then the cloud five years ago, which i talked about and the expense-to-revenue ratio for the industry is still 60%. now

green pythons love humidity. how caring we are for snakes!the cat appreciated it instantly. we thought about our family member, who is the most beloved, the most dear. maria petrova and elena andronova built a cat house and a tall scratching post into a closet section with open shelves. the breed is quite lazy. roman kovensky and valeria pestereva came up with a multi-story mansion, a totem house, for cats. the metal frame and jute rope turned out to be almost the main elements of the interior. all four levels are connected between yourself, who will be very comfortable there. soft warmth, wow, this is your home, look what it is, look, gizma is sitting, he likes it, maria netishinskaya and anastasia pusnikova provided a special section in the kitchen furniture, since we have such a drinking bowl that pulls out, and we wanted to place bowls here for a wonderful dog “, it seems to me that over time she will even learn to press with her paw, because it’s terribly easy, but it seems to me, either with her paw or her nose,” liliyayarova added. bed

but a python up to 100 eggsthats in that same time timeframe must get eaten.ow, snakes are generally eatens in southeast asian countries, you know, places like malaysia and indonesia, cambodiia aa, la, vietnam, etc.. here in the west, not so much. for ut if this report tips the scales for you. bon appetit. laura okay. kevin first of all, i don'tt. know my staff is trying to pull some joke on me because last night we did a snake becau. akem snakes came up on the show. they weren't even supposed to. and snakesow.'t eve walk.i said now they're showing them again. i said not to put them on. ohpu, my.g the this is just a joke.se to. i'm leaving the set. i said to stop putting that. please take them down. okay, i'm not. i'm not going to even speak. okay. so you okay? oh, my god. they keep doing it. okay. i'm a terrified of snakes. then i thought you were doing a differen i'm terr a t report, and then all of a sudden it's a snake report. yeahsus i can't. yeah. kevin and i like you, but i'm afraid snakes and they're note o sustainable for me. i'll pass. mei think it's

election i think, and steady will win the race on this one, be sure that the pig gets through the pythonnd julie, you've had a chance to talk to your customers of course in massachusetts and travelling with abs and association and around the country. what's your sense of last year and today? >> i think we're in a good spot now and i think that banks are ?s a lot mor resilient than we've given credit for. we've been through cycles before. we have balance sheets and we only have certain levers that we can pull so strategy as we move forward to address for the new paradigm. did we address this and our deposit costs rose, but i think we've managed through that and we're waiting for the next cycle to hit and preparing to meet the needs of our customers. >> we have by chance a fed meeting starting today with the decision on interest rates tomorrow. let me get your had the chance to talk to jay powell and his colleagues maybe kenneth, i'll begin with you. before. what advice are you giving to jay powell. >> i don't have a direct lane to jay powell so i don't want to fake that, but i have a chan

is almost going back, know, almost going back, you know, into to monty into the compared to monty pythonavid david sullivan, only fools and horses, indeed. >> absolutely brilliant , >> absolutely brilliant, brilliant, brilliant writers. so i you know, are they given an opportunity? i don't think so. and also because so much is reality , so much is paying reality, so much is paying members of the public to do stuff. i scripted. scripted comedy bbc stuff. i scripted. scripted come seem bbc stuff. i scripted. scripted come seem to bbc stuff. i scripted. scripted come seem to do bbc stuff. i scripted. scripted come seem to do any bbc stuff. i scripted. scripted come seem to do any moreic stuff. i scripted. scripted come seem to do any more .2 stuff. i scripted. scripted come seem to do any more . they don't seem to do any more. they mrs. brown's boys, but that's considered of esoteric considered a kind of esoteric world, isn't it? >> well, most definitely. what are thoughts about are your thoughts about political correctness in comedy? well, the woke well, somebody said to me, is it a an ima