let the rice soak in.epper, tomato and now, as soon as the rice, look well connected, add here. i have such a vermouth, you see light 100 ml of vermouth, you can add any such, you know, fragrant, maybe even sweet wine. well, although you can dry it, but add it, because wine, of course. we bring to a boil, as always, the alcohol evaporates, only uh, the delicate aroma of grapes remains. jemmakheev makes my dishes tastier. see you. don't miss out on central television. again have to threaten the swedes. why are the scandinavian countries eager to join nato and how can this change the whole map of the confrontation between russia and the west, if moscow is close to washington and beijing on the ground, then what will the battle for space be like in this case? how the world powers will share the moon and why as a result there will not be a collision on the ground, they scored on import substitution and no authorities substitution, and who even said that in russia we can even sort out imported nails. this will

recipe of the week for this time unusual rice muffins we will need boiled rice in curry sauce, gratedse mayonnaise parsley grease a muffin pan with a little oil spread rice, making indentations in the center of each muffin add curry sauce a little cheese, break a quail egg on top pour mayonnaise not to overdo it can be used in a pastry bag bake at two hundred for about 10 minutes at this time chop the parsley let the muffin cool slightly remove from the mold decorate with herbs. done, it turns out a very interesting dish with indian notes, which also looks unusual, but saturated with simple carbohydrates. white rice, not the healthiest kind of cereal. yes, and mayonnaise, a very fatty and high-calorie sauce. let him here and a little. in general, according to our classification. this is yellow light. it’s better not to eat this too often . we wish you good appetite and good health. blogger olesya embert, and now on your screens is the question of the weekly quiz. just check yourself. and if there is also an inscription, can you win a prize? this means that the hp btv function is worki

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this book is called democracy by condoleezza rice. when i first got this book, this is when i first felt this. i hope she will go into the story. she is talking to vladimir putin and she says she thinks it is a made up country. i think it is really hard for people to understand. he has been obsessed and that is what this is about. and two, this is about a fight between addict leadership and a democracy. -- between a dictatorship and a democracy. if ukraine was not a democracy, vladimir putin would not be as obsessed. it is wrong to think this has to do with nato, the united states. that is vladimir putin's propaganda. that is what he wants us to believe. i do not think that is true. second, i think vladimir putin overreached. this is kind of like kids afghanistan as it was for russia. he overstretched here. and that is the good news as far as i am concerned. but three, in terms of my best guess, i do think he has changed, i think he is on a plan z. plan a come shock and awe it not work. -- shock and awe do network. that seems to be hi

rice: thank you for expanding -- invited me to spend some time with you. i do spend some time in montana. at music camp from time to time. it is a beautiful state and i hope to visit the university in the future. i think we can start by saying that the united states of america is very fortunate in the institutions that we have. the remarkable institutions that were given to us by founding fathers 240 years ago that are still viable, that still are means for peaceful change in our country. i would just note that i grew up in segregated birmingham, alabama, and later on, took an oath of office to the constitution of the united states of america that once counted my ancestors as 3/5 of a man. our constitution is capable of channeling peaceful change but it is also true that american institutions are facing some real challenges. first and foremost i think is the challenge of lack of confidence in those institutions. poll after poll shows that americans trust les their electoral process, the pre

uh, actually, i just love rice. i really love rice. well, for such a final. i think the accents are a little nuts. i took cashews, you can take it. uh, nuts, for example, uh, pine nuts or peanuts, i take cashews. they are so sweet, and therefore, it seems to me, it’s very appropriate here to cut them a little or cut them with a knife, but definitely not beat them in a blender. and here's how to chop so that the pieces are large, so that you and i can clearly feel the nut, nut taste like the ingredients. give me candy, really. when i say there, pine or peanuts, pretty much whatever nuts you like here. almost everything before we add, add the nuts here, i have a sweet and sour sauce. i have it ready-made already, because there is chile here, and there is a little bit. eh, there is sweetness here, of course, and here we are all ready to shift the rice. that's the way. look how beautiful. it's a festive dish in itself, true or else i really, really love all these oriental tastes. it is very difficult for me to stop, by the way, i don’t know how dietary it is, bec

>> i think is in 2023. >> last question about rice it's really not about rice, but is rice your last stop in education or do you have another dream to go one more stop? >> rice is such an amazing institution. we are ranked every year in u.s. news and world report where we are a top 20 university. i could not tell you all of my colleagues or my friends, the administrators, i have such a beautiful situation there that any time i think about ever leaving, it's like, why. be that said, you never know. i might want to have -- i often think it would be fun to be in washington, d.c. and run as i'm getting more senior, running one of these college programs. it might be fun for me to do the washington spend my last years day voiding my time between austin and washington, d.c. but right now, i'm staying at rice. i wrote american mood shot there because john f. kennedy gave that great speech on september 12th, 1962. choose to go to the moon not because it's easy but because it's hard. it was a speech about public service, but also about science and discovery. and i think it's kennedy's preece m

rice.ant to take note as well about some of the accessories you are seeing in the cathedral today. first, masks, the family has asked for everybody to wear a mask, and we are going to see president biden -- this is a crowded gathering today, one of several he will be attending in the days ahead, and more pointedly, i think you will see on all of the attendees today, a number of them -- in the case of women, a number of broaches, accessories meant to send a message on their own. we also saw as the casket was arriving, the protective detail was wearing pins, and it's part of her life and appreciated of what she would wear. >> she had a book called "read by pins." what you are seeing is president biden greeting everybody in the front view, former presidents, and his former president obama that he served with, and former vice president al gore. if my eyes are not failing me either, halle, i believe chelsea clinton is between secretary of state hillary clinton and vice president al gore. the ser

last question to you about rice. it's really not about rice, but is rice here last stop and education or do you have another dream to go some one more? stop rice is such an amazing institution it is we are ranked every year in us news and world report. we're you know, usually around 14 in the whole united states. we are a top 20 university. i could not tell you all of my colleagues are my friends the administrators. i have such a beautiful situation there that anytime i think about ever leaving. it's like why with that said you never know, you know, we might want to have a you know, i often think it'd be fun to be in washington dc. and run as i'm getting more senior running one of these college programs, you know, all universities have a program and a building a lot of them here might be fun for me to do the washington, you know spend my last years live dividing my time between austin and washington dc, but right now i'm staying at rice help me with i wrote american moonshot there because john f kennedy gave that gre

. >> yes, tulane and from tulane to rice. >> you've been at rice about 14 years? >> yeah. >> in the baker institute? >> and the history department. >> but you have said i have seen in many interviews that you are center left politically. >> yeah. >> what are you doing in the james a. baker iii institute? >> i have a lot of -- first off, james baker is an incredible person. i was telling you about dean atchison and paul nitz. i think secretaries of state, george schultz and james baker iii are outstanding secretaries of state. they were just outstanding. and baker and i got along well. get along well. >> how did you meet him? how did you get into this? >> i went -- let me see. it really was more about the rice university recruiting me, the president, david lebron wanted me in the history department. but in order to get the proper position, they wanted me to double -- be history and in their public policy center. which was named after secretary baker. bush 41 was living there. by rice in houston. so the public policy center, he would bring in world leaders all the t

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it takes about a month to drive 5 tons of rice. or to report level will be with the most difficult to dry our crops with this method, especially when it rains long over work during the harvest. we lose a lot of time because we have to dry when the sun is shining locals in work. and it takes us many days like this. article immersion. if we had drying machines, we could save time and dry our crops efficiently and avoid losing produce to will not many other farmers have the same problem because mold doesn't only affect rice. it's also a problem with other types of grains such as corn, also known as maze. but trying machines are expensive. latiere 2020. when we hover to the alarm aid to terms of miss under lot more than 30 tons because of a photo theme. because it, it was heavy running calendar time. we didn't have any system just to use to dry our maze and just talk in the appropriate to it in the form i came across young in tapper new theory, shamrock through a report in the local newspaper. the train environmental engineer developed

this japanese rice wine, what we also call saki, is evaporated here, i also add rice vinegar, also twois is a wonderful seasoning, also japanese called gelding, two tablespoons. and we are preparing the marinade in this way, in which we will then bake the fish with a tablespoon of sugar. if desired, sugar can be replaced either with maple syrup, or without sugar at all. by the way, you can add more honey, but by and large , nutritionists have long proved that it doesn’t matter if it’s honey or sugar, in principle, but our body doesn’t understand. well, it’s just healthier than sugar, really, because it contains trace elements, but our body does not understand. where does the sweetness come from bees or from beets or from uh, sugar cane. uh, glucose, as it were, is glucose, look, we added more here 125 g of paste. miesa paste miesa is a paste that is made from soybeans after we bring it to a boil on low heat, stirring constantly. this is very important because otherwise misa's pasta can burn, so i keep stirring all the time. here we are ready. you see how hot everything is a ready-made

the hot plates with just an assortment of food and then you get rice, it's huge in taiwan. andy: i think taiwanese food is absolutely ready for the spotlight. people are already embracing the flavors. it's just time for people sort of to, you know, even explain to you, "you are eating taiwanese food." jon: i grew up in walnut. it's the easternmost city in the san gabriel valley. susie hsiuhan ling: the san gabriel valley is the epicenter of huaqiao. "huaqiao" means "chinese outside of china." what i think a lot of people don't undersnd is los angeles had many chinatowns. the old chinatown was called "calle de los negros" and got destrod when union stationas bui in 1938, '39. so a loof us call what is between broadway and hill "new chinatown" because in the970s, there was an asian-american movement, and a lot of chinese-americans and asian-americans came out to try and improve chinatown, but anyone who was making it and being able to, were moving to the 'burbs, ok, and that included monterey park, alhambra, san gabriel. san gabriel valley is only 10 minutes from chinatown, a

rice.ou've given some anecdotes and some of the pieces of data within your testimony including the one you kind mentioned early in your testimony about the couple where there was $145,000 increase in the home appraisal when it was a white woman who greeted the appraiser versus the black man. for anybody who sees that kind of differential it's got to be infuriating. so in your presentation you have a recommendation for congressional action. your testimony describing how congress should encourage the foundation to limit discretion and provide more consistency in the appraisal process. so can you amplify that, elaborate on that for me please? >> certainly. and it's not -- there's not one panacea. there are number of things that need to be addressed. so, for example, the common way that appraisers are required to conduct what is called a sales comparison, use the sales comparison approach to appraise the property, now that standard is set by the gse, not necessarily by the appraisal foundation.

then the entrance went boiled, white, rice, two spoons, well, or three . this dish.ows that i adore kosheri and prepares it for the holidays. and when i'm on vacation, we water all with tomato sauce from tomatoes onion garlic spices and vegetable oil with vinegar add a little hot sauce on top put fried, onions and croutons. didn't have time to blink an eye. and everything is ready. let's go one, two, two, three. we do this with sauce.

in warm water rice in a pie - this is strange.it was necessary neatly so evenly, add more potatoes and a slice of bread, then delicious. you do not believe on top lay out the lamb. in short, we make some i don’t know pilaf pie, that’s all, and this is instead of mozzarella on top. it's an onion, right? this is also, but the even one is excellent, then we roll out another small piece of dough, really help. that's when you ask what you i made it at home, how dirty hands would say when warming up, so we take a piece of the lid, a piece, like plates, and like this we turn up a great word. as a nogai woman, in general, it was still necessary to put oil on top, what is the problem and add a little water, because there is not enough liquid for rice, of course, everything turned out beautifully and we put it in the oven and wait for two and a half hours. while the cake is being prepared. we will prepare nogai tea for gay people. well, this milk tea is called karachay , yes, yes, and karachay people, in turn. what's this it is called the s

you went to rice. i went to tulane and i ran a theodore roosevelt center at tulane and i met my wife anne i had written a book. on rosa parks um, and that's in interesting story in itself because on these magic bus trips. we would i would take kids to students to montgomery and there was one road sign that said jefferson davis boulevard and win meat rose of parks avenue kind of thing and you take a photo of that but there was no memorials for rosa parks and i couldn't believe it and then i would look and they were honestly about entered books on martin luther king jr. and there wasn't one serious adult book to read on rosa parks. she wrote a book with jim haskins called about her life. she wrote her own on a biography but no scholar had ever looked at it. so out of that we i then had the temerity to bring these students and bang on a door of the housing project really where she lived during the montgomery bus boycott and a couple answered and they were very nice and i said can my students see and it's

it will drip down, that is, into the rice, giving it flavor and fatness. ah.he monument is already beautiful to me, and the monument is deserted food, and we send this monument to the stove, which is equipped right in the sand. wow. wow bela times would be covered with skins. well, now they use foil, then something that was once a rug, and then oh, this, yes. so it turns out, our vegetables meat continues, slowly stewed over charcoal. this should be very juicy delicious, and it is when 2 1/2 hours later. we dug our zarp aromas spread throughout the district such that even in camels it probably began with increased saliva of the osago department. we are great. give me five. see for yourself how beautiful beautiful sabafia is. beautiful okay then, go my friends. how delicious this chicken literally melts in your mouth hmm rice, unreal filled with all these spice aromas, all my sense receptors joyfully chant bravo and lamb, what a delicious it turned out, but i would like to add to our dish, a little spiciness and pick. here sweet and sour sauce, maheev with chil

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this year, we had very little rice...ecause it didn't rain enough, but it's been raining a lot lately. we make do with what we have. - of course, i would be delighted to enjoy a little more comfort in my home, but nothing over the top. i don't need luxury... i don't dream of luxury. - yes, just the basics: an armchair to relax in, chairs for the dining room table. we work hard, we really do, but i like it here, i have no complaints. that's what counts. i'm happy with the life i lead. - tell me when to stop. - here's the rice and the beans. - yes. (yanelis velazco fajardo) do you like it? (amarylis cruz) cigarettes. - sometimes... with this wild one. - it smells good. i'll try. do a lot of cubans smoke cigar? - yes, a lot. - yes? - yes. - still? - my grandfather, my father, my mother. all my family. - yes? - yes. this place, viñales en pinar del rio is, in cuba, one of the best places for tobacco. (amarylis cruz) the flame is too strong. (yanelis velazco fajardo) don't worry, love... it looks more authentic like this. (ama

does he suit us or let's say red rice, you also see, it has a shell.shell contains all the nutritional value of the grain. in fact, in terms of vitamins and trace elements, there will be another danger that awaits all thrifty micro-invaders in just a couple of months of the kitchen. alla turned into a battlefield with hordes of petty gluttons, she poisoned them with spices and bombed them with garlic, and even tried to defeat them hand-to-hand in vain, the invaders became more and more in sesame. it's definitely a moth. i'm just her i saw it take off. but what are these small bugs? i don't know, this is the first time i've seen them. basically, in russian cuisines, you can find seven different types of insects; a small flour beetle damages almost all products; semolina flour; bran buckwheat groats willingly lives in semi-finished products, like pancake flour and dry muffins; the appetite of the suriname flour eater is more modest. but he is delighted with the raisins from the bread moth, you need to hide chocolates in chocolate. by the way , chocolate

come on, yeah, brown pasta on wild rice, nothing white, like they said.ed to talk and tell him we will continue to repeat this topic. let's take care of our health. everything will be fine with us. next, in what cases can a stroke occur asymptomatic and what drugs can cause liver toxicity questions from dr. alexander myasnikov asks you answer. well, i wanted to press like a lawyer squats grippferon - this is a recombinant alpha 2b interferon for the prevention and treatment of acute respiratory viral infections and influenza, even for expectant mothers and babies from the first days of life. great saturday on the eve of christ's bright resurrection. in the very heart of the holy land, thousands of believers are praying for a miracle, the fire consecrated on the tomb of the lord is a visible material evidence of the victory of light over darkness and life death. watch live from jerusalem on channel russia anxiety anxiety insomnia habitual actions no longer help. afobazol helps to cope with anxiety and insomnia afobazon 4 weeks for the most pronounced effec

now wait now ah rice rice is just not praised in terms of a product containing complex carbohydrates.'ll manage not to guess the beans. well almost like rice peas yes lentils chickpeas other legumes legumes legumes along with complex carbohydrates. they contain dietary fiber and contains protein. moreover, the protein content in legumes is quite high. here's a plus contains b vitamins necessary for the normal functioning of the brain, and for the normal functioning, by the way, of the entire body of the cardiovascular system, it is known, for example, that eating two to three servings of legumes per week protects against development. and well, age-related diseases of the same cardiovascular system. in other words, it increases life expectancy. here's where i recommend it. eh, attention to that is great. open doctor. yes, i'm wrong again. op no uh here you are almost right. these are cereals, but not all not all. that is, after all, somehow we don’t add semolina rice here. although these are complex carbohydrates, they are immediate, but fast, but precisely complex and slow. this is bu

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sandhya: tofu, rice, salsa. kristen: run through some other burrito joints?ro and alfaro are on our list, both of them are in the mission and make vetoes of the mission style. a mission burrito is such an iconic san francisco dining experience, but to really experience it truly, and its full splendor, you need to be doing a late-night, maybe have a couple beers at a great mission bar and then you are digging into one of these really hefty rice-filled mission burritos. i am probably going to go to alfaro vizo for that experience, but there are so many options. >> that is one of the greatest things about san francisco in the bay area in general, you have a zillion options. >> enjoy national burrito day. >> every day can be burrito day if you eat one. >> yes, every day. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali... ..when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women or in men with hr+, her2-

she will make rice with peas and corn out of it. you will eat it.nteresting, but i'll see first. now i will turn cauliflower into rice in front of your eyes, yes, no magic is needed. but the blender is useful, i spread the inflorescences in the bowl and grind. see what happened. true, it resembles rice, it remains to cook it, fry chopped garlic, finely chopped carrots in vegetable oil, add frozen green peas and i cover the pan with a lid and stew the corn. mix for another 5 minutes. i add cauliflower rice. pour in, soy sauce, fry the mixture for another 3 minutes. that's all. it turned out to be a delicious meal. for those who follow the figure just right. enjoy your meal. it is important for a large reliable bank to be at arm's length from a person, like sovcombank 3 minutes in two clicks on one call in order to make a deposit and raise the interest rate of sovcombank closer to people. or we can help you move your vehicle. the toilet has a lot places in the world where it's more fun than in the ronex toilet, full protection of the bladder. why do y

if i had to do it the other way, we moved to rice. we had three children and i just decided i wanted to raise my kids in austin. i picked the city i wanted to raise them from all of my travels. it's a great cosmopolitan center. i just wrote a book on nasa and going to the moon and engaged in this. so i feel i'm blessed to have both cities in my life, which is exciting. >> how do you get back and forth? >> leave austin at 9:00 at night and i'm in at two and half hours. i listen to the radio. i used to call my mom all the time on the commute because she liked to talk about an hour. and that would eat up some of the clock. and now i enjoy it. particularly the drive from austin to houston. coming home, i'm less interested because you start hitting some traffic getting out of houston. >> that was the second part of our six-hour conversation with historian and author douglas brinkley. the rest of this conversation will air at the same time each week. you can watch this and upcoming segments in the series once they have aired online at c-spa

mcfaul. >> i want to thank condoleezza rice for being here. it is great to be back virtually. you posted me when my last book came out. fantastic event. i don't remember where it was but it was downtown in a theater. people were serving alcohol and it made it very festive. i am looking forward to come back when my next book is out. i want to do something broad and we will dig into specifics. i am an optimist about the american democratic system. i was debating about the -- with a friend of mine who was born in moscow. i found it slightly more optimistic about the future of democracy in ukraine than she did. she said i know you for a long time. the basic difference between the two of us is i was born in moscow and you were born in montana. i do not think it is just that but i do think that institutions are resilient and they give us the power of renewal in a way that no other system in the world does. as churchill said, democracy is horrible except for all the other systems. i remain cautiously optimistic that it will do it again. i would -- strongly recommend by the way, -- mo

in russia, most often cabbage is stuffed with meat and rice.the filling is right there wrapped in grape leaves and call it dolma in the greek version, instead of rice, you can find pearl barley sophia says that in her multinational family, such diversity even gave rise to speed, grandmother, an azerbaijani, a lover of tiny duckies with lamb and quince. and for many years , traditional russian dishes with beef , pork and rice remained the standard of mom sofya. my dad was between two fires, what can i say, which is tastier than my mother's or sophia's wife, however, she decided to go further and to make pleasant to her husband, a lover of vegetables, began to add everything that grows in the country, and a new recipe was born. she starts by slicing and frying the onion so that its taste is not so sharp, then rubs the zucchini carrots and sends it all to the pan in just a minute, removes it from the stove and lets it cool down, adding fashionable cereals. the movie so happened that, well, mountains remained. by the way, yes, where to put cabbage

andrey terentyev nikita kalchenko will start filling rice checks in the attic.r putin conferred the title hero of labor on crimea, and the artistic director of the state symphony orchestra was awarded the highest rank for outstanding russians for special services to the state. new russia yuri bashmet was also awarded the title hero of labor by presidential decree nuclear scientist yury barmakov, columnist for rossiyskaya gazeta irina krasnopolskaya, director of the sukhoi branch of the company alexander baker and worker of the agricultural enterprise of the yakut agricultural enterprise vladimir mikhailov great patriotic war. well, for those who later created images in film, the war years, the incredible authenticity of this multidimensional panoramas struck the first viewers from st. petersburg catherine the ringing earth nevsky piglet hundreds of thousands of shot gil with a thousand deaths a crumpled machine gun over which sliders dry, how close the great patriotic war is still becoming clear, immediately golden leningrad autumn is already falling ripened app

in my opinion, apart from rice we have nothing, sonechka.w with you on rice paper. and well, how is masha now, in my opinion, she fell asleep. and what is this idea of ​​​​catching a maniac on live bait? who is she to blame? no. dad dad, i'm an adult, and i may have personal matters. hello, and maxim alexandrovich maxim alexandrovich fell ill with something urgent case. hello, i need to talk to you . a little unexpected, but i will not hide. i'm glad to see you. i beg. well, i looked, what do you say with most of the conclusions. with this i categorically disagree. all the victims are carefully among them women of approximately the same age of average body build in some maniacs, the ritual itself is formed under the influence of some event that they experienced sometime in childhood, someone strangled him so much that he decided to repeat something like this himself. i don’t know, now it was much more interesting for me to understand where he is disappeared for 3 years. well, what difference does it make where he disappeared for 3 years, he

andrey terentiev and andrey terentyev will start filling in rice checks nikita kalchenko lead, crimeasystem is working efficiently, despite a significant increase in the load, especially in terms of social payments. this is what mikhail mishustin was told today by the head of the federal treasury, roman artyukhin. according to him, the budget is executed at the highest level this month, the region transferred about 28 billion rubles. before income for example, he stressed the importance of constant monitoring of how state support reaches specific citizens. the federal treasury, which you head, plays a very important role in bringing funds to our final recipients in the regions, and without a doubt today, during the period of sanctions pressure, this function is extremely important. if you want, this is such a circulatory system of the country, which should work clearly and harmoniously. we have created a new model of government payments, which provides for the concentration of all the liquidity of the budget system in the account thanks to this settlement between the federation and th

oh, it's sad. politics is ruining us along boil mainly boil flour. rice, mainly. the cost of living has risen by at least 30 percent and salaries are the same. gasoline and diesel have risen $0.20 at one uniform. i have to come every day to see if they feel the shows for the most common milk oil sugar. the sliced bread has risen $0.25 1st $0.15 and then 10. we worry if there is a shortage. what do we do next? and the worrying is that when products are missing, the prices go up. i'm latin and i cook more with sunflower oil than with olive oil, sometimes pasta rice. every time i go shopping, i become more aware of the increase in products. sunflower oil is bought from 5 leaders. i always bought it at 4 euros and $0.79. then i bought it at 6 euros and $0.79. 7.79. and today it is worth 16 euros and $0.80. a senior us official has accused russia of driving food shortages in yemen and beyond laying all the blame on moscow for the river. the rapidly soaring price is being seen around the world. the world food programs march report identified yemen as one of the countrie

we farm rice. host: i want to put you to a story about food prices in the united states and how they could go up in the future. what do you think is the resolve of the eyes stays to take care of the issue? caller: the resolve comes down to the government trying to act to the best interest of the people, not the green new deal or something like that. where i come from in california, water is in a sort -- short situation right now. we have had years of drought but it is also a men mage -- a man-made issue of not managing our water well. very large lakes in my district were pretty much full and 2019 and 2017. you may recall the spillway crisis when the spillway broke. the lake was full and 2017, 2019. now they are running water to the delta to try to save fish or have issue with salinity in the delta. we are running out of water and hundreds of thousands of acres, millions even when you count them over time, are going to be idle, so we have a feud -- a food shortage there and with ukraine being a majo

toby rice is ceo of eqt.elcome. >> thank you. >> let's get to the phrase unnecessary in a moment but i guess the question to begin with is do you have any supposition as to why prices jumped so much today? what happened? >> i think people started to do the math and looking at the situation. there's really just bullish indicators on natural gas. you mentioned storage lower by 15% than the 5-year average. look at the supply response. taking time to catch up. people are starting to see the realities of what this traditional underinvestment in traditional energy led to. and the bright spot is that this is a -- i believe that the prices are unnecessarily high and we can do more if we are able to to lower the prices and provide cheap source of energy to americans. >> let's explore the comment you just made that the prices are unnecessarily high and we can do a lot more if we're able to. that sounds like if you are allowed by government presumably to do more explain why you say prices are unnecessarily high and what

, when you eat a lot of wild rice, for example, you ate you may have side effects that are like fromss , fatigue and so on. that is, it is simply structurally similar, with nuts a little different. vasilisa 10 tilts to the floor, consider that i did not deceive you see, 10. well, for now, we will have 10 tilts. khalturit okay, if you want to review this platform, we look.ru here we go further. we continue to delve into popular nutrition myths and today we will explore the following questions. how much brown sugar is healthier than white, who needs to definitely exclude milk from the diet, and who needs products with gluten, and what kind of products are these from which fats, in fact, excess weight appears, and from which not, and is vegetable protein really complete ? an alternative to an animal, finding out the whole truth about the rules of nutrition together with dr. myasnikov? next heading nutrition next myths or not myths, that you have not been told here now, do not take it as some kind of truth about sugar, fats, or something else. in recent years, you have become so smart to

i'm latin and i cook more with sunflower oil than with olive oil, sometimes pasta rice. every time i go shopping, i become more aware of the increase in products. sunflower oil is bought from 5 leaders. i always bought it at for euro's and $0.79. then i bought it at 6 euro's and $0.79, and today it is worth 16 euros and $0.80. senior us official has accused russia of driving food shortages in yemen and beyond laying. busy all the blame on moscow for the rapidly soaring prices being seen across the world. the world food programs march report, identified yemen as one of the countries most affected by wheat price increases and lack of imports from ukraine. this is just another grim example of the ripple effect rushes unprovoked, unjust unconscionable war as having on the world's most vulnerable us as bassett, or to the united nations linked russia's actions in ukraine to yelman's crippling hunger crisis. at the same time, she praised saudi arabia and the united arab emirates for their humanitarian support to the country. though not mentioning that re ads, ongoing bombing ca

i'm latin and i cook more with sunflower oil than with olive oil, sometimes pasta rice. every time i go shopping, i become more aware of the increase in products. sunflower oil is bought from 5 leaders. i always bought it at 4 euros and $0.79. then i bought it at 6 euros and $0.79. $7.00, and today it is worth 16 euros and $0.80. a senior us official is accused russia of driving food shortages in yemen and beyond just in moscow's to blame for rapidly rising prices. the world food programs march report identified yemen as one of the country's most affected by wheat price increases and lack of imports from ukraine. this is just another grim example of the ripple effect, rushes unprovoked, unjust unconscionable war as having on the world's most vulnerable us on basset. it's the un linda thomas greenfield, linked bushes, actions in ukraine, humans, dia, hunger crisis. the diplomats went on to praise saudi arabia and the united arab emirates for the humanitarian assistance to the country. while failing to mention, we ads ongoing bombing campaign that allegedly deliberately ta

here, here rice was for 79, and now it's gone.even. pocket wipes disappeared 85 was biological rapeseed oil zr85 swept away. in general, the guys here are some. happening in germany. waiting for next week. we will watch how prices rise, you know that the most interesting thing is not the most, probably the worst, that government. unfortunately, nothing was done to stop the price; for some reason, no one takes into account the whole of russia dangerously by the meagerness of their needs. yes, here they are, how to understand this, what is the name of this blogger. i want to answer him from it. he just says scary that the government. unfortunately, the comrade police does nothing to stop prices, everything is absolutely aggravated sold. why are you really right, please, look at these shelves, of course, you remember our nineties. here, indeed, when the government does nothing. here, but well , listen, in there would be no happiness, until misfortune helped. you know, yes, that now more than 25,000 russian people from abroad want to