where do x-rays come from? and that they are x- rays in general, they do not differ much in their essence. from, for example, ordinary visible light or from infrared radiation, and so on. the only difference is the frequency of this eigenradiation and, accordingly, the wavelength and the energy that x-rays cannot carry, respectively. they are the highest frequency after the known gamma radiation and at the same time are more acidic than the known ultraviolet radiation when moving from higher energy levels to low any electron emits an electromagnetic wave with one of the largest energy differences x- rays are formed. it has fairly low long wavelengths, and due to this, it is able , in general, to penetrate most materials known to us and thus help us in research and obtaining information medicine - this is the area where it is? i think everyone knows that x-rays are used. i suggest you look into it right now. what is the difference between the well-known mri ct and fluorography? none of the types of diagnostics a

physician rays., we will find out from our first guest, he is already in the studio nikita hello hello nikita stepanyuk, an employee of the research laboratory and he is on the plasma modification of solids of the faculty of physics of the belarusian state university. tell us more about radiation in general. where do x-rays come from? and that they are x- rays in general, they do not differ much in their essence. from, for example, ordinary visible light or from infrared radiation, and so on. the only difference is the frequency of this eigenradiation and, accordingly, the wavelength and the energy that x-rays cannot carry, respectively. they are the highest frequency after the known gamma radiation and at the same time lower frequency than the known ultraviolet radiation in the transition from higher energy levels to lower any electron emits an electromagnetic wave with one of the largest energy differences x-ray radiation is formed. it has fairly low long wavelengths, and due to this, it is able ,

where do x-rays come from? and what are x- rays anyway? eh, they're not really that different .mple, ordinary visible light or from infrared radiation, and so on. the only difference is the frequency of this own radiation and , accordingly, the wavelength and energy that does not carry, respectively, x-rays. they are the highest frequency after the known gamma radiation and, at the same time, less high-frequency than the known ultraviolet radiation during the transition from higher energy levels to lower ones, any electron emits an electromagnetic wave, with some of the largest energy differences, it is x-ray radiation that is formed. it has rather low long wavelengths, and thanks to this, it is able , in general, to penetrate most of the materials known to us and thus help us in research and obtaining information. medicine is the area where, but? i think everyone knows that x-rays are used. i suggest you look into it right now. what is the difference between the well-known mri ct and fluorography? none of the types of diagnostics after laboratory blood tests and ultrasound exam

and if you joined us late, ray ferraro here to show you all four goals in this one so far. >> ray: well, it has been a grindy game, but 36 seconds in, a rebound and anthony cirelli, second straight game made it 1-0. tampa takes a penalty and a lucky bounce off mackinnon's foot, that power play continues to roll. it's 1-1. the backhand shovel by hedman, who has been brilliant tonight. and then the le a lucky bounce off of andrew cogliano's leg has tied this game at two.s 2-1. now the overtime is critical. colorado has a chance to take a huge stranglehold on this series. >> sean: the overtime in game one ended quickly, 1:23 and andrei burakovsky scored the game winner. he's got hand or wrist injury. they have missed him. they did get nazem kadri back tonight. well, ray, our studio guys picked, like three guys on each team. i won't ask you to pick who you think is going to score the game winner, but what's most important for these two teams as they start off in overtime? >> ray: well, i think it's puck management. it sounds old and hokey, but you turn it over, it's going to take one rush,

i want to turn to how the rays of the sun work. why did the question arose that the sun is not a friend, but the sun is an enemy, and so there are two types of sun rays a and b. the sun's rays spectrum b fall into the skin, they do not go very deep. these sunbeams are distinguished for stimulating our lanocyte cells that produce pigments and the skin can burn, and then become covered with a dark layer, which we call tan rays, and these rays penetrate deep and are responsible for photoaging. right now, before our eyes, the rays of the spectrum and destroy elastin and collagen. sagging wrinkles appear in the skin. photoaging is aging under the influence of sunlight. and rays, a and luby together contribute to the development of cancer. skin, primarily melanoma, so the question is for whom the sun is an enemy - this is a serious question, for whom is the enemy the first group, when the sun is dangerous precisely from the point of view of burning out and increasing the risk of skin cancers really increasing, we must turn to the so-call

noise makers. >> ray: problem is, when they hit the players, they hurt. >> sean: and ray, history tonight: people got to think here, seriously. >> sean: last time a team lost by seven goals in cup final game and won next game, 103 years ago. montreal lost to seattle, canceled after game five because of the influenza epidemic. tied at 2-2-1. >> ray: as they worked way way through the thunderstruck tennis racket thingies they threw on the ice, big night for tampa bay lightning. goal and assist for stamkos, two assists for kucherov, and andrei vasilevskiy, 37 saves. >> sean: awaiting the three stars announcement. remind you that game four comes your way wednesday. 8:00 eastern time on espn plus and here on abc. tampa bay lightning have now extended their home playoff win winning streak to a franchise record eight, and it's first road loss of the playoffs for colorado, now 7-1. here comes the announcement of the three stars from the public address announcer paul porter. >> announcer: number 20, nick paul! >> sean: looked like he might not come back for the second period, he did, scored first

>> i never heard about billy ray turner.u know, sherra's sleeping with everybody in memphis. she even sleeping with our gardener, which was billy ray. >> continuing coverage for you now this midday about the suspect charged with killing former memphis basketball player lorenzen wright. billy turner entered a not guilty plea on charges that he murdered wright more than seven years ago. >> emotions were extremely heavy in billy ray turner's first appearance in a shelby county courtroom. >> new developments this midday in the 2010 murder case of memphis basketball star lorenzen wright. >> when i saw him, i knew instantly she had used him, because that's not what she want. you know, he had no money. she don't deal with no grass cutter. >> mr. turner, good morning, sir. >> you have a mother who's searched for answers for all of these years, and then finally can associate a face with the person responsible for taking my son's life. and all the emotions just came out. >> i jumped up and i asked him -- how could you have murdered my

when the sun shines, it sends two types of ultraviolet or uv rays to earth uv a rays go into your skinse it to wrinkle. uv b rays burn sunscreen can work in two ways it can reflect the uv rays away from your skin or absorb the rays before they get into your skin most sunscreen does a bit of both. >>sunscreen is the best way to keep our skin healthy and protected from the damaging rays of the sun. >> another is spf, stands for sun protection factor. this tells you how long the sun's uv rays would take to redden your skin with sunscreen without. for example, if it takes five minutes to wear a sunscreen, if youwear sunscreen with 30 it takes 150 minutes or 2 1/2 hours. >> sun burns can be hard to feel at the time that they're happening. that's why applying sunscreen regularly, even when your mom asks, at best way to prevent that damage happening on your skin. >> if you do get sun burn, take a cold bath apply aloe vieira gel or moisturizer and do your best not to scratch. don't be afraid to go outside. it's actually really important. did you know the sun has benefits that help your body? s

their story is told by special correspondent, ray suarez. ♪ ray: as the civil war moved to its end, tworain whistle] immigrants and discharged soldiers headed west, laying track across the plains starting in iowa, while a workforce of largely chinese immigrants laid track eastbound from sacramento, across the sierra mountains. [train whistle] the 1900-mile route connected western pastures to midwestern stockyards and great plains farms to great lakes mills. but when the tracks were finally joined on may 10th, 1869 here, in promontory point, utah, a closer look shows not one chinese worker in the historic photograph, out of more than 16,000. russell low told me he didn't grow up knowing about his family's connection to this great 19th century drama. russell low: in fact, a lot of the story of my great grandparents wasn't known. this is 150 years ago. ray: a great uncle was celebrating his 100th birthday. russell: my sister walked up to him with her video camera running and she says, "tell me about your father, uncle kim." and he proceeded to break into a lecture at 100, unrehearsed, abou

petersburg scientists have developed an x-ray express test?eover, this technology is non-destructive control. that is why it became the basis for the new national standard already approved by the guest. valid from january 22 until the moment you press the button on the x-ray machine until the picture appears on the monitor screen - these are seconds. and this, in turn, allows you to establish clear coordination links between the preliminary image of the x-ray seed and the results of germination, because they looked at the meaning of what the picture looked like, how the image looks and make a forecast that in this batch of seeds there is such and such a number of good ones. here's what the mobile unit looks like. it consists of an x-ray protective camera of the radiation source, a digital image receiver, a positioning device for the object of study, as well as original software that automatically detects and classifies seed defects. these are three varieties of cucumber. here you can see that the top row is of sufficient quality, uniform. ligh

wound, that is, when the bullet remains in the human body, when examining clothes, it is also the x-ray that helps to find small folk particles. also, this method can be used when conducting an examination of newborn children to establish a live birth, that is, after an x-ray of a huge cell. we can understand whether a child breathed after birth, or often did not breathe even in expert practice meet. uh, such injuries that form a deep, or some kind of tortuous level of its canal and the use of radiography, together with a special contrast agent that is injected into the canal, allows us to determine its course, the number of wound channels, even the length, width, and so on, this method can also be used in the study of skin flaps aimed at forensic examination in case of electrical injury, and we can reliably establish the place of contact of the source of electricity with the human body. frequent the use of x-rays in forensic science is due to its reliability and high efficiency. therefore, the images are obtained very high quality very quickly and are immediately sent to the personal c

this is x-rays. here is the button. we go in, put on protection, go behind the screen and press the button in this way , a picture is taken from the digital detector instantly via wi-fi information is sent to the computer. here, it is processed and then directly goes to the expert's personal computer. in this way. we can literally within a few minutes to visualize the area we need. experts use this method to study the corpses of objects of biological origin, for example, in the presence of fractures, an x-ray examination allows us to establish their localization, the type of mechanism of formation by the displacement of bone fragments. we can even talk about the direction in which the traumatic effect was directed, and this makes it very easy later on to answer the questions of the decision, because often in the course of a sectional study corpse. may be broken and modified. this is the location of the bony deposits. therefore, it is important for us to capture this before the sectional study. but it is of particular im

in case of ray epps, we know his name but they've never been charged. ray epps was standing in exactly the same place that a lot of people who went to jail for standing, but he wasn't charged. his name was taken off the fbi's most wanted list. why is that?

halperin works only under the control of x-rays; without x-rays, it is forbidden for a doctor to getpaces. here we see the needles one, two three, in principle, i put it so quickly. now, as if i don’t even make a needle for him, did the anesthesia on the skin hurt less or not? just be honest. well, honestly, it will be a little unpleasant, because i'm going to a cocktail of local local anesthetic hysteroid. the anesthetic spot will take him off more right now will allow him to straighten up to relieve muscle spasm, and the inflammation will begin to go away tomorrow, when the sperm begins to work. well, we'll take a break for a minute dmitry nikolaevich i want to come up with a set to this layout with you. so at three levels they are introduced from this side and from this side right? yes very good. clearly, the back is the head. here the sacrum is the pelvic bones. here are the green lumbar vertebrae. you see here a row of these joints here and here a row of joints. that is, most often four pairs are made. one two three four two drugs are injected with one local anesthetic. it will

we are just us can be seen on x-ray. where we have more thickness, we just directly see white. and where we have a smaller thickness, we see black. well, defeat it is usually white . black monochrome tones are enough. actually, this is quite enough, that is, we saw the object. we saw its border and that 's enough for us. when the chelyabinsk meteorite exploded in the atmosphere, the energy release reached 400 kt, and good, what happened? it's very high above the ground. although the shock wave was very noticeable. from experiments on small objects makes it possible to extrapolate knowledge to huge values ​​and, for example, to calculate the consequences of a collision of cosmic bodies, but it is also possible to obtain results for applied physics and for the development of new anti-technologies. sometimes we don't think. where did this, in fact, a cell phone or a gadget that we have in our pocket come from, but it actually came from the same experience of rutherford, who established that the atom is arranged exactly in such a way that the nucleus is located in the center, and a

adjusting] [camera shutter clicking] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. [camera focus adjusting] man: we're in madre de dios, and this is an area that until recently has been pristine forests and a small town really close to the triple border between peru, bolivia, and brazil. starting in the early 2000s, there was a plan to build a major highway moving products from brazil over the andes to the ports in the pacific for exports to places like china. that changed the face of madre de dios. it connected the city of puerto maldonado with the city of cusco in the andes. that voyage used to take about two weeks in the rainy season. now it takes about 6 hours. the price of gold started to rise, and in 2008, it skyrocketed. and that created an unprecedented gold boom for tens of thousands of miners, who came from mainly the andes into madre de dios and started to take the forest apart. some of the most dense and biodiverse rain forests in the world.

it's x-ray radiation. here is the button.go in, put on protection, go behind the screen and press the button so that a picture is taken from the digital detector instantly via wi-fi information is sent to the computer. here, it is processed and then directly goes to the expert's personal computer. in this way. we can literally visualize the area we need in just a few minutes. experts use this method to study the corpses of objects of biological origin, for example, in the presence of fractures, x-ray examination allows you to establish their localization, the type of mechanism of formation by the displacement of bone deviants. we can even talk about the direction in which the impact was directed, and this greatly facilitates later the answers to the questions of the decision, because often in the course of a sectional examination of the corpse. may be broken and modified. this is the location, so it is important for us to capture this before the sectional study. but it is of particular importance in forensic science for deter

this is such a chemical reaction of the skin, that is, since our rays, and the ultraviolet solar rays ultraviolet spectrum they damage the surface of the skin and it is these rays b that determine how our skin looks, that is, the rays falling on the skin causes cell damage cells secrete active substances, redness appears, as a result, they would expand. yes, they do not penetrate deeply, they must force it to work out. brown pigments, but there are also types of people who burn out. let's show those who burn in russia. see the first two, like, they're especially vulnerable. uh, these are practically albinos, redheads are the end of them. they just don't have melanin at all, and the next one. yes, the phototype is white-skinned freckles, usually red-haired, light-eyed. they also burn like this. uh, our dummy, andrei petrovich caught fire for just 15 minutes and that's it. that's why it's not in the skin, that's why it happens so that's the very first reaction. yes, this is, in general, most of our fortunate guests are reddening of the skin, since histamine is released, in general, biol

well, let's say where we are we are, yes, but here x-ray control is carried out in parallel., the procedure is obligatorily controlled, and under x-ray, contact lysatripsy consists in the destruction of calculi using a laser. this procedure is performed under spinal and epidural or general anesthesia. the advantages of the contact method include high efficiency and the ability to get rid of several stones in one procedure, as well as low trauma in most cases after the contact reflection procedure is very an internal ureteral stand is installed, which must be removed after a few days. here, for example, i see this for the first time, although i visited very different operating rooms, but here, of course, this is such a cosmic picture. see how many appliances. see how many different devices and all of them, e, are aimed at ensuring precisely safety and, most importantly , the result. we remove stones and we do. this has successfully come and the optimism of this operation is not to be forgotten that any method has. there are testimonies laser lithotrepsy is a contraindication t

sean mcdonough, ray ferraro, let's look at how we got here. >> ray: 3-1 in the second period.control until kucherov finds palat. 48 seconds later, sergachev's shot is going to hit both goal posts through the screen. kuemper never sees it. 3-3. in the third period, we've seen this before. it's andrei vasilevskiy. turns aside nichushkin. he's got six shots on the night. here, a fantastic save on that late power play on landeskog off the mackinnon pass. what a terrific game this game one has turned out to be. >> sean: and colorado used to overtime in this postseason. this is their 15th playoff game, the fifth time they've gone to the extra session. meanwhile, tampa bay, just 1-0 in the overtime, a big win, they had to have it in the first round, game six against toronto to force a game seven. brayden point was the hero of that one. ray, what do you look for as we start overtime? >> ray: well, we have about 30-ish seconds of power play time left for the avs. thaild l they'd love to get one good setup shot on goal if they can. tampa, this neutral zone fa faceoff, they can send it d

the energy of a special laser is supplied in a single moment in the form of thousands of microscopic rayseach of which is smaller than a human cell, this is enough to cause photo -mechanical damage to the skin epithelium at a depth of two to six millimeters, the membranes of individual years. this is how collagen fibers are destroyed, two laser effects are simulated, lasting thousandths of a second. and during this time, bio tissues do not have time to overheat, the body understands what kind of injury was done to it. it begins to replace these destroyed cells, that is, to replace these defects with normal functional ones . tissues devoid of age-related changes, and in order to restore them, he is forced. to improve the entire microcirculation of all trophism in the area of ​​​​impact, that is, it undergoes rejuvenation, not only those cells that were specifically destroyed, but also all the surrounding areas. this is the most recognizable principle. by breeding the author of the technique or cosmo, it eliminates age-related changes in the skin, tightens the oval of the face, smoothes out

the funny thing is ray epps did the same thing.s was in exactly the same place and he is on camera repeatedly encouraging people to break the law but he's on his ranch tonight. it ryan kelley is in jail. why is that? it's not for lack of evidence paid on january 5th, ray epps was caught on video urging protesters to enter the capital. we will show this, we can't show it enough. >> we need to go into the capital, into the capital! [shouting] >> tucker: what is that? we don't actually know the answer but it's a completely fair question. the january 6th commission has from day one refused to answer it. they refused to answer and attacks anyone who asks, what is the answer customer can now they are telling us they interviewed ray epps and ray epps says he wasn't working with the government. okay, but that doesn't answer the question. why hasn't he been charged? why was he taken off the most wanted list? it's bizarre. no amount of name-calling is going to get us to stop pointing out that it's bizarre, because it is. no one is covering t

all right, ray bradbury, that is an excellent-- you a fan of ray bradbury's? his? >> a story? >> stephen: no, or a series of stories? >> he had a very red face when i met him, i don't know what that was about but he had a very red face. >> stephen: on your mark-- wait, we haven't started yet. >> okay, sorry. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i know you're a cheater, that's one thing i just-- ( laughter ) hold on, hold on, man. >> no, no, no, there's nothing there. by the way, i broke my collarbone at one point, i broke my scapula at one point. i had a torn labrums so i got surgery on that, and i have a torn labrum right now. so, if you don't win-- the only way you would ever win is if i'm asleep or dead. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'll just say, while you were feeding wolves and riding horses, i was playing dungeons and dragons. ( cheers and applause ) so let's lower our expectations, josh brolin. josh brolin-- >> are we ready? >> stephen: josh brolin, what do you think happens when we die? one, two, three, go. >> go. oh, god, you've gotten so much stronger. look at-- wh

this is not possible in a pinch of a unique x-ray source. a result of the passage of a pulsed current through crossed wires made of different metals, the thickness of which is from one to tens of microns, while in at the intersection of the wires, x-ray radiation occurs with a photon energy in the range from one to ten kilovolts and an electron volt from the photon energy of the voltage. depends on the contrast of the resulting images. in this case, we are shooting a drosophila fly, we fixed it on a thin lapsan film, which is very transparent to x-rays and we can place it, just in our apparatus, a graduate of the faculty of theoretical and experimental physics of mythia. now the young scientist is faced with the task of adapting and settings so that it can be managed by ordinary users and any specialist. he was able to independently conduct the necessary research and press the button. and then the whole device does everything on its own, which was our main goal . a huge amount of time was spent on this in order to simplify the use of this de

and ah, x rays and provided by the asian. one of the reasons that choose the most else is because he's. 9 access to the saw them, you spear, i'm from the southern. i me see of the countries vacancy big day as thought alpha symposium and photo sees the closest stock with the sun. i want to investigate a few things about their houses and photos on the side universities in the united states. the fab. i got that lisa is the se installments on this particular projects . to go these studies, francisco, just hearing that their launch has been delayed a couple of minutes, sorry. do stay with us. i went to get your thoughts now on what the evolution of galaxies is. apparently, what they're trying to learn about is the evolution of galaxies. what does that mean? well, it, so i don't know that statement goes on the press, but i, yes, x rays are all over the place in the, in the universe. no galaxy affect the developmental, i mean the formation of solar systems, even b b m, when you awesome. awesome, i'm going to be interstellar space on

and i look for every ray. i think georgia is a ray. the problem is that there is a lot more rays of darkness. what happens in, basically a big lie supporter is the nominee of the republicans in pennsylvania. j. d. vance is the nominee of big lie supporters, the nominee of u.s. senate in ohio. and look what's going on in michigan? we have a secretary of state, candidates a nut. a big republicans can't seem to get out of fraud for governor. the attorney general candidate pushed the big lie. donald trump endorsed him. in all of this. so yes, let's look for look for the rays of light, but the problem is the republican leaders in congress, are more concerned, as carlo said, about their political future. leaders are supposed to lead. people there not just a pulse to follow the worst instincts of people. and today, the worst instincts of people are being reflected by the leadership of the republican party. not, all but by the leadership and the republican party. and that's a problem. they are not telling the truth to their voters, overwhelmin

this is a normal x-ray. but we will not bring x-rays here, and who has the apparatus.n do it, they look at the density of the calcaneus, but you don't have to diagnose. yes, i always say diagnosis is a late diagnosis, cancer, we will detect cancer on the verge of a degree late. something yesterday is not the degree of cancer, but the same millions of cancer cells. it's so easy to grow a disease pediatric and you live life you should just remember that people who are broken and the femoral neck, if left unoperated, they die in half the cases within the first year. they are bedridden and unable to walk. they in the first half of them die in the first year. and few people are worried about 2 years, so this is a serious thing in the world of sheikha hip fractures, there are tens of millions, operations are going on and so on. here i have the department of traumatology at the gorodokevich hospital. need every day being driven every day every day. why do we have no understanding of osteoporosis, how a formidable disease people live and live for themselves live and live, who

he is sensational. >> ray: 14 years between, and i wonder if it feels the same.nd coming over to solidify the av's defense, and underrated player devon toews. >> sean: and the stanley cup is about three feet tall, and nichushkin who played with dallas in almost 60 games without a goal or a penalty. what a post-season he has had. he certainly got conn smythe trophy votes. well, this is going to continue through the team. it is an experience that all of these players have been dreaming of since they were young boys. emily kaplan. >> emily: how did that feel when you lifted the cup over your shoulders? >> well, it is 20-plus years of dreaming and wanting and working for it, and finally coming to fruition after a lot of crazy years and a lot of hard work, but this group is just amazing and all of the way from the top to our massage therapist to the wives to the fans and everybody working in ball arena, and it is just incredible. >> emily: when you were lifting cup, who were you thinking about? >> i mean, my wife, my kids, my dad, my sisters over there, and everybody

an x-ray is needed. what x-ray? no time for x-rays. scam, what are you working on?rocess early. i'm only in the car, then in the car, stop eating, help. here, assuming they have a shark in the trunk, follow the car through the stream. clear. thanks commander. thank you how did you yourself, followed me, and if they banged me, would you be stunned, or what? yes, i believe you. and you didn't disappoint. there are no traffic cameras further , it is impossible to track the movement of the jeep. there are two further roads, one to the private sector, the other to the industrial zone. and i'm in the industrial zone and no one is poking around, we find a shark, we call for reinforcements. how did i manage to get the trust back? i promised them to get some chemist. this is for the lab. help no need. better themselves they can follow me the chemist will bring out. here you can throw a beacon to a chemist. yes, she only with one condition is it not too early for the conditions. i need to keep my family safe. well, what do you have? yes, our road runs into a guarded one, ther

work very simply there are two types of rays, the sun b and a and here we see the rays, b penetratehallowly. they stimulate melanocyte cells that produce brown pigment. we first blush, and then our skin becomes covered with a chocolate coating. and this plaque protects us as a father, but the beam acts differently. they penetrate very deep and beam. that's collagen and elastin. they destroy elastin, ecology, a elastin and collagen - these are the main supporting proteins of our skin, so today in medicine there is a term photo aging - aging under the influence of sunlight. we have a whole cycle of programs dedicated to substances that fight photoaging do not allow the sun to influence us so detrimentally. today we have andrey petrovich what kind of product do we have garlic today bring garlic to the garlic studio. tell me what it contains. well, well, it contains one magical substance ergo you now photoaging and the destruction of elastin collagen occurs mainly due to called free radicals. the sun's rays contribute to the production of free radicals in the skin. here are these free r

the rays from the water give even more problems germanshaevich will be a gorgeous grandfather.he beginning he marries his boys, and then his grandfather. our grandchildren already have such costumes. moreover, i want to say that if a child was on the beach in a t-shirt and shorts, there is no special suit. his parents do not undress, because there was such a big propaganda, the harm of the sun, that all parents take this very seriously germashevich. we have a topic called the following swimsuits for adults , ideally ideal to go back to the 19th century in terms of costume. almost the whole body is closed there, which means chances in get bad rays get cancer later on very small, but unfortunately such. no. i want to remind you how to dress.

school is a symbol of the sun, these ribbons are rays, as our grandmothers used to dance, and so now we are dancing with these stakes from this cola and with these rays we need to preserve traditions, we need to preserve what has been calm for centuries and show it to people so that they did not forget about it, and some types of folk art in the tolin region have just begun to revive the festival. as a result , the art gallery of the salon helps this, the arthouse brought a master class on creating painted carpets to the table, especially actively to children joined the creative process in the last century. maliavankas were an adornment of belarusian interiors. they were hung on the walls and not painted, but stuffed with home-made paint, imprinted into the fabric with sharp movements , created on ordinary ones. a stencil was used, but it was e in the form of an ordinary potato. we are very glad to introduce you to the real belarusian arts and crafts in this area, at the close of the first festival day, a concert of organ music , a special performance, works that are 2,500 years old

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ray?ld trump was trying to reform the electoral college, he was trying to seize the presidency and continue his term in office beyond what the voters had allowed. he is one of the five popular vote losers who's been able to succeed isn't the electoral college. interesting he used to denounce the electoral college and made us the laughing stock of the world, and after 2016 he discovered some new virtues in the electoral college and he was trying to exploit it, not reform it. in any event, what did we learn today? we learned that not only did donald trump and his team proceed on the basis of a lie that they knew was a big lie, but they also proceeded on a legal theory that was a big joke, and they knew it was a big joke in all of their legal advisers and the president of the united states were telling him that there was nothing behind it. it was devoid of content. it was empty. i mean, it's not as if we could get through the more than two centuies of american history without someone saying,

the operation in the x-ray operating room has ended.cal safety service checks the radiation situation with a special dosimeter. everything is in order, all safety measures are observed. our operation ended successfully today, the patient will be under our supervision. tomorrow morning, if everything is fine, we will let him go home. well, dear friends, all the heroes of this story are right now in our studio alexander evgenievich when did you get this absolutely, amazing procedure once again through the vessel through the thigh. yes, they came to the liver through the femoral artery and found the same artery that supplies blood for 33 years and the tumor. everything, everything, everything was filled. these seem to be an active substance and they let you go. how much time has passed already 3 years and one month three years and one month. what is the current situation of our patient evgenievich , a very good, favorable situation. uh, the disease has been in stabilization for all this time. initially, we were the so-called partial respon

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is from the greatest hell with led by himself i don't know how to say culturally, he will find this ray, where there is a ray of goodness, the last time they talked was during a short period of silence in the middle of may, the brother agreed with her idea to make t-shirts with a photo for the design and logo for the orest page ukraine took up daria igor's boyfriend, the main thing was to show a country that doesn't seem like the illustration shows a brave man, this is him, this is his photo, there were very, very many options, we did it more than once since the time of the imprisonment of the priest, we heard twice, once out of necessity, he called himself according to mom's words it was a conversation well, uh, yes, girls, dad, mom, dasha, uh, i'm fine, i'm alive, then i called back about the same thing . they are upset because this is a charity project , she will collect part of the money for the army and leave some for her brother, who will definitely return. i want to make some kind of super-duper gift. i don't know what, well , it doesn't matter . people when he will return olga c

perry: i'm sure we'll hear about ray epps this evening. mrs. greene: i don't think we're going to hear about him. you know who else we won't hear, the man on the scaffolding, the so-called scaffolding commander, that told the crowd, told them, sent them, gave them orders to go in the capitol. storm the capitol. i haven't heard about him being questioned, you have? mr. perry, no i have not. mrs. greene: no. you know something else, here's a woman we don't hear anything about. a woman named roseanne boylan that was trampled in the tunnel, trampled to death. we never hear anything about this woman. she died in the tunnel of this capitol and i saw the video myself when i was in the d.c. jail from one of the people being held there, pretrial by the way, of her body being drug across the floor, being drug across the floor and then it was taken somewhere else. do you know what happened when they were dragging her body away? they pulled her away from someone that was giving her c.p.r. she was pulled away from life saving c.p.r. why did that happen? are

study the corpses of objects of biological origin, for example, in the presence of fractures, an x-ray examination allows you to establish their localization, the type of mechanism of formation by displacement of bone fragments. we can even talk about the direction in which the formative influence was directed, and this greatly facilitates the answers to the questions of the decision later, because often in the course of a sectional examination of a corpse. may be broken and modified. this is the location of the bone fragments. therefore, it is important for us to capture this before the sectional study. but it is of particular importance in forensic science for determining foreign objects in the body with gunshot wounds. well, here you can clearly see that this is a bullet. well here it seems like she's in chest. and here you can see that it is under the skin, this is a blind field wound, that is, when the bullet remains in the human body, when examining clothes, it is also the x-ray that helps to find small folk particles. also, this method can be used when conducting an examination

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ray is a democrat appointed by gavin newsom.s is a political position and it appears to be working as designed. a member of the california royal family gets arrested by highway patrol, and then the next day all the evidence vanishes. nobody can find it. amman ray's job is to protect and serve the people of california. not just the pelosis. right now, it looks like she is involved in a massive cover-up to protect the most powerful woman in the country. we have called ray's office dozens of times. she won't take our calls. we have lawyers involved. we sent her a letter today certified mail asking her to answer some simple questions about that night. was paul pelosi arrested? did police take a mugshot? were the officers wearing body cameras? where is the footage? was it acid washed? and what was nancy pelosi's involvement in all of this? did she call newsom to make it all go away? we don't know. but we have every right to know. we will get to the bottom of this. we have lawyers. they are looking into it, and we will have an update

and then there is ray who tattooed a picture of his heavily modified rifle on his arm.u add on to the real gun, you will add on to the arm? >> yes, i'll add it on to the art. yes. >> reporter: despite his loyalty to the ar-15-style rifle, there are still many who will question why anyone needs to own one. >> i would say give a proper gun range the ability to coach them through what an ar-15 is capable of and what you can do through proper training and proper coaching. you can see that it can be a sport and it is a sport. >> reporter: after mass shootings we typically see a run on this type of weapon. people here, a lot of talk of gun rights, a lot of talk of banning this type of weapon so they tend to rush out and buy them. but we spoke to the eagle gun range where we did our story and they told me that they haven't seen any uptick in sales or demand for this style of weapon. and one other note, there are about 20 million ar-15-style weapons in the united states. that is a very small percentage of the total number of firearms in the united states. in fact there are 393

what heavy rays usually fall at this time of year in some areas like wrong, you haven't seen this kind of flooding in many years. many people were unprepared and they're concerned that the main source of water is being polluted and could bring disease. at least a 150000 people have been moved to count. the government has set up centers to distribute food and supplies. health workers are conducting malaria chess mclaughlin, for this relief camp is in criminal district, was conducting health checkups for all those living in the relief camp was also providing the people with their white medicine. one mostly in fever cases. we have not found symptoms of any other disease yet. although evacuations are under way. the military is also rescuing people. but they're being hampered by constant rain and rising water level. people from polo banga were coming to sell milk and vegetables. 9 people were traveling in the bullet which sank. 4 of them had been rescued. the mountain season began early this month and rainfall has already broken back odds. that's making people anxious about what they'd face

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