rose was so big. he often got stuck in it and his shoulders were always raw because they scraped either side of it rock and dirt. this is what they dug through. there were a couple other challenges. had i told about the kitchen fireplace, they had to dig brick by brick. they had a sewer cave in. one day rose is digging in the tunnel. hamilton's outside and rose, he's getting close. all of a sudden, sewer collapses and rose almost. and raw sewage, absolute horrendous. they had unexpected roll call. one night i put the name up there, captain isaac johnston rose and hamilton realized that the winter of 1863 to 64 was bitterly cold. there was a starvation atmosphere across the south, so they knew that they were going to die. it wasn't if it was when therefore if they don't get this tunnel built quickly, they're all going to die. so what they do to make it quicker, they bring a couple of other in to help them dig. one was johnston. if you have fresh hands digging around the clock, they can out earlier. joh

rose is digging in the tunnel. hamilton is outside. rose says he's getting close. all of the sudden, the sewer collapses and rose almost drowns in raw sewage. a absolutely horrendous. they had an unexpected roll call one night. put the name of there, captain isaac johnston. rose and hamilton realized the winter of 1863 to 1864 was bitterly cold. there was a starvation o atmosphere across the south. they knew that they were going to die. it was not s if, it was when. they don't get this tunnel c built quickly, they are all going to die. what they do to make it quicker, they bring a couple ofo other men in to help them dig. one was johnston. if you have ksfresh hand sticki around the clock, they can get out earlier. johnston, one day, all of a sudden, he's down in the tunnel. there is four other men in the dungeon and a man comes running in and says they're starting the roll call. the other four men go running up to their barracks, i guess you could say. johnston can't get out of the tunnel in time and as he's getting out of the tunnel, confederate guards come walkin

>> rose: too long.int? >> stephen: it's reflecting light. >> rose: try not to cry or go to the bathroom at wrong times. >> stephen: did you work consistently? were you in it at that point? >> rose: yes, clocking in and clocking out. no, school and new zealand, i used to do projects on my school holidays sometimes. but i had a pretty regular childhood. my family home is pretty eccentric. but lots of rescue animals and all sorts. >> stephen: is that what this is? the rescue animals, what is happening here? >> rose: this is a magpie that my mom rescued which i think was maybe a support animalfor the haircut i was given at that t time. it was known as the mud flap that came just over my ear like a little flap on the car, but yeah, that magpie cocoa was actually a wonderful pet. and really smart. >> stephen: what is it doing to your teeth? >> rose: we were also short on dental hygiene, apparently, so -- of loss or is pretty disgusting. i would not let that happen now. i have come a long way. >> stephen: as i

(rose willock) there's a lot for you to do. (rose willock) because it would be tearing up the land, as you know. you can't get tractors coming in to do the... (rose willock) this is a contour using little bits of galvanized or galvalume if you like, to hold up the soil, so you're able to plant, yes? - yeah. - you made different beds, obviously. that's great. oh, and the pineapple. i see you have some pineapple here as well. - oh yeah, the aubergines are over here. great! these are tiny little aubergines here. we still have access to the produce. dominica has a boat that comes on every week with bananas, and dasheen and potatoes and cucumbers and that sort of stuff. they come every week. they sell at the port, the little bay port, people buy in bulk and then they sell in supermarkets. however, we're looking towards a day when montserrat again can be self-sufficient in food, you know. especially the foods that we used to grow. (manon rozon) sometimes we do miss things, but you know, we have the privilege of sending barrels. (luc

good luck pete rose.ally good luck. >> tell us your name, sir. >> george green. >> where are you from? >> brooklyn, new york. >> are you here for fashion week? >> no, i'm just passing by for work. >> let me ask you this. have badgley mischka jumped the shark? >> yes. i don't know what you're talking about. >> what do you love about fashion week, leo? >> what do i love about fashion week? it makes people even more exciting about their true selves. like fashion -- it's always like a huge circle. like the trends and the techniques, they always come back. >> liking the whole environmental kind of consistency. and when you think about consistentability, it's not all about thinking green and -- >> but it's beautiful how everything it comes together. >> is it time for major league baseball to reinstate pete rose? >> what is that? rose baseball? >> what are you guys excited about? >> well, we absolutely love fashion week. this is our tenth season, and we're headed to the badgley mischka show. wearing badgley misc

rose hates roses. but here it is. somebody gave her roses, so i got the picture, but it is not in color. maybe i could have it coliorized. i have written this book called "vienna and chicago: friends or foes." there are two free-market schools of economics. i mentioned the mount pellerin society. his colleague who taught at the university of chicago, he was an austrian economist. you can see -- this is about the austrian school of economics and the chicago school of economics. are they friends or are they froze? -- or are they foerss? -- or are they foes? a little bit of rivalry between these two schools. both of them won nobel prizes. milton friedman won the nobel prize. stigler won the nobel prize as well. can you notice some differences between the austrian-european economist on the left-hand side and the american economist on the right-hand side? >> glasses and hair. >> that is true. and mustaches, but i will tell you the austrians are supreme pessimists, as they suffered from two major world wars and a great depr

it was a bouquet of white roses.ose petal and it says something absolutely anyone could walk into a flower bank and lose that petal. it was like this: the cleaning lady was washing the floors in the hall before the lunch break, and the petal was lying clean in a very visible place, which means that someone came during the lunch break with a bouquet of roses. are you saying that skorobogatov, in his green jacket, entered the bank during the lunch break with a bouquet of flowers, supposedly for nazarova, and what happens? he took 10 minutes from the dubank collection service. i personally checked that it would take 15 minutes to kill and rob skorobogatov could not go back and pretend to be a sleeping person. then, when he could money the children. exactly, it could have been belkin, after all, it was he who was leaving for lunch, and most importantly, the bank employee marina said that belkin was caring for kovalchuk on the way from the collection service to the bank there is a single flower shop, the flower girl remem

i think, for the rose bowl.reat lakes was a 10 to 8 gambling favorite, which they wound up winning 17 to nothing. the concept of point spread didn't really exist back then, but the yeah. the odds would get quoted in the newspapers and they would openly reports. oh great. when great lakes traveled to annapolis to play against against the naval academy, they would say that soldiers or i'm sorry, sailors from great lakes would bring shoeboxes full of money from their barracks mates to gamble with with the naval academy midshipmen on the the result of the game. so yeah, it was it was it was kind of a fairly open secret at the time. yeah, just a couple of comments and then a question. first of all, ike, as a kansan was it kansas? yes, he was for sure. and i was a missouri i'm sorry, pershing was a missouri. pershing was a missouri. and he was here for the dedication of his. yes. yes. i saw a couple of team photos where there were 20 some players did most of them play both sides of the ball or when did an offense in a

rose, stop, rose!ours, of course, yours, i believe you, girl, i believe, this is my daughter, she was stolen from me, yours, my girl, i also have a girl, i also have a daughter , what’s your name? ilionrochka, nochka, what a beautiful name, just as beautiful as yours, she’s probably just as beautiful as you, she has my eyes, but you can see, show me her, show me, show me your beauty, show me, give it away, what are you doing here, they were shooting like that, but there must be an idiot on the towers, well, that’s it, i got there, more already won’t run anywhere, two outfits out of turn for what? for unauthorized absence from office. hey-hey, what are you, what are you, what are you, water girls, knees themselves, oh, sun. and shine brightly, thank you, don’t turn the water on carrion, you’ll die soon anyway, it’s because of you that the decision was made, so wait, kovaleva, what, you wanted ours, everything’s fine boss, come on, okay, pow, come to me. the head of the camp today wrote you a release fro

, i just think that roses they have such a fate that they can be accepted, they can not be accepted, they can wither , some pest can attack them, well, everything can be different with those roses, and in that it is just business narrowed down to the classical understanding. that is, we we did it before the war, we do it now, if you want to spend money on some beauty, well, i think so, you know , i'm not the head of the city, i didn't aspire to some kind of power, but i'm looking at this monument at the foot of which which the officials laid flowers for the anniversary of the liberation of druzhkivka, if we can show these photos again, i will ask our directors what i, what i paid attention to, it says the beginning of the war and the end of 1941-1945, and this is clearly soviet propaganda, because the war did not begin in 1941 she started this is in the 39th and if you really wanted to spend money somewhere, then it started to stand here not only for poles and czechs, but it started to stand here for ukrainians. well, in the same way , we perceive the country as a single one from its

hmm roses, symbols. donetsk is , after all, a rose.when donetsk was a millionaire city and vladimir ivanovich degtyarev was the first party , we remember him to this day. for us, donetsk was the city of ross, uh, there was a party task at each enterprise to plant a quantity growth bushes so far in terms of the number working in enterprises. can you imagine how many were planted in the mines around the mines around the factories? well, around the city of donetsk like this. eh, together with the palm tree it shimmered like an example of blacksmithing art. now these are metal ones. roses are made from these girs. we brought such a gift to your president, and we really hope that with its help we will still be able to organize such negotiations and will still be able to stop this fratricidal war. god willing, god willing, but i still want to conclude to say that i am proud, uh, of the donetsk people and i am proud that i am danish and i want to say a few bows to everyone who lives now, who has not left, someone works in hospitals in the min

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well, the banana has arrived, maybe from your homeland the leader of white roses is in seventh heaventivates him right away. well, it’s really tasty, saying goodbye to the postal meal. ninjago longa is rushing here hello, welcome. sergei nagaev has been bringing the history of his ancestors to the masses for three decades the ceramic artist plunges into the art of pottery right from the doorstep here. it’s very beautiful there in the early 2000s . his workshop received official status. they come here to relieve stress, learn how to sculpt from clay , have a good time, real living ceramics, in which everything is prepared without oil or fat. minutes of peace , the thermist assures that cooking in such dishes is a pleasure and is environmentally friendly. gorshkov allows you not to think about harmful compounds and safety. the production of porcelain was proven back in ancient china. from rostov amford. the lady was mastered for another 2,000 years bc in our uh ceramics. whole roses find out from the master all the subtleties of the process, how the b-process itself goes first, its wate

we have our own roses and we're going to take them with us. and we can stand outside the white house and we're going to post our own ceremony. we have children joining us this year of the whistle blowers because we have to spend some time this year focusing on what's the boeing is a family issue? um, as you probably know, especially when they're minor children in the house, their, their home, when the home is rated, they're watching their parents struggle. they're, they're learning how to be afraid. they're being told don't answer the phone, don't answer the door, don't go out. we always need to know where each other is. and so we, we see this intergenerational transmission of trauma. they might not fully understand what they're experiencing, but um, you know, you have done yearly who's the founder of the intergenerational legacy of trauma project in new york. that's probably not the full title, but we have her on one of our round tables and we talked about children who are survivors because they lives through the experience. and then children

live food, the leader of white roses finds out from the master all the subtleties of the process, the or as at the beginning i cite the place of birth among, a certain sergei has been using for decades its uniqueness, originality , historical value outside the country, only a few know the kaolin material is plastic, does not allow moisture to pass through. this is a fad for any such terracotta tableware, which the master produces himself according to the standard. the similarity he must breathe in a specially designated place, it was frozen for at least 5 years by the winds, the sun blew it through it, it was baked in the fall, so that with water it would melt everything cycles first from the cold piece. it is necessary to make a warm workpiece, the force is used , the master mercilessly crushes and hits hard. yes , life also interrupts a person, which is correct, and so it will lie simply and that’s all. here is an empty pot, it is a simple piece of work. it's not just a rare hobby here. this is a lifestyle of love philosophy, a foreigner near the pottery wheel reveals family secrets

uh, on stage with the song gaps roses, by the way. i hum to you in the silence of the barriers that i carried through , the lord said, you will always fall to the ground questions forever. pink dancing is a strange word, but i always never let go. i have white roses and yellow tulips oh, forever again. i won't let go. my god, the frosts are strange words, holy night and as i let go of me, roses always fall, i don’t let you go of me. where did you get the mafon? it works in my old cabinet, although such batteries no longer exist. i know that you always dreamed of being at yura’s concert, but it never happened. it didn't work out. yes once i gave birth for the second time and was sick. well, i was seriously ill, so it was natural. well, i couldn't go there. you know, when the mother spoke, how he spoke. i saw yura with these dimples, girls. tell these dimples that's all it is. so i looked and with such admiration. i saw it. i just wanted to see. thank you very much. and then, when i posted that yura had left and my subscribers also knew

regular pay, excluding bonuses, rose by 7.8% in may tojuly compared with the same period last year. of goods and services are rising, rose at the same pace over the same period. meanwhile, the rate of uk unemployment rose to 4.3%, the highest level since 2021, while the number ofjob vacancies dropped below a million. here's our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, with the numbers. average wages across britain rose by 7.8% in the three months tojuly, matching inflation for the first time in nearly two years. but that wage growth may not last. 207,000 jobs were shed between may and july. the widerjobs market is at a turning point with the unemployment rate rising to 4.3%, as higher interest rates and other costs impact employers. as it is, some workers are no closer to meeting the cost of living. this redline is inflation. it is down from last year's peak of ii% but those prices are still rising fast. however, pay rises in the private sector, this green line, are a beating that inflation on average. but take a look at public sector pay. if you take away one off payments to

rose had even more to reveal in your deposition.salon. presumably, you chatted with her the way women do with their hairstylists? yeah it was this double edged role as paramour to levi, and as it turned out, confidant to tara, that would put rose slama at the center of this investigation. lead investigators to a possible motive. the last time she saw tara, rose says, terry told you something odd about that truck that had disappeared from the family driveway. you had a conversation with terror about levi's truck being missing. >> we were talking and i was, like well, what's going on with the truck? have you guys heard anything about it she said income of stolen. would you mean it didn't come up stolen. >>roe says, terry told her the story of the trump being stolen had been a lie and that she believed her husband, levi, the cop, was mixed up in something very illegal. she said that leave i had some friends take it to claim the insurance, so he had the truck. taken so tara was very upfront with you that she thought the truck's disappea

although the rose and the inscription by the way, i found evidence about the rose.both of these witnesses. i'm going home to lick my wounds. man switch is not dangerous in everyday life, the virus is not transmitted through a handshake, hugs and kisses, find out more, but the speeder has a grandmother pleads to save his only grandson. from his own mother, child, grandfather. don't give me away, please, mother, this is my child, and i'm right. if i fight for it. why are you mocking him? it’s you. according to the pensioner, her daughter mocked me ; she is mocking her six-year-old son , covering her legs with cigarettes. however, the daughter assures that it is not she who is dangerous for the child, but the grandmother herself, who hunts and steals. at every opportunity, she attacked me several times with him. she stole it. i am a child took away through the investigative committee. there is no need to tear apart the lord’s child, this is beyond the bounds today at 16:50 on ntv you are a super super season. premiere sunday at 22:20 on ntv we bought 4 pencil cases, se

here we have cut roses, which we also grow, and they make us happy .is crop in the future. these are difficult times with our suppliers abroad, and we decided to grow for our gomel residents ourselves a person who is engaged in this business, there are only some joys, some wonderful days of working with this crop of dutch varieties, but they were grafted here in belarus by us, we also grew them from small seeds, let’s say, and in the future we will develop them in the future in the future for a large amount of care follow them like a small child. here we are near roses for our summer residents, for our people , for the street, there are a lot of varieties. we have more than 50 varieties of roses, which also pleases our customers, we hear only beautiful, good words from people, and we try harder grow more new varieties so that we don’t offend them, so that they enjoy our work. and here we are near the lavender. here's ours. small farm with lavender, look pay attention. what beauty is this year? next time it will be even more beautiful and the whole of b

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farm, where we are engaged in growing fruit, berry ornamental plants and, in general, lavender, yuki rosesnd many, many different plants that are interesting for buyers. now we'll go through territory and i will explain to you in detail, show how it grows. what does it look like? here we have cut roses, which we also grow, and they make us happy in the future, i think, the development of this crop, these are difficult times with our suppliers abroad, and we decided to grow them ourselves for our comments for the person who is involved in this business , only some joys, some wonderful days of working with this crop , dutch varieties, but they were grafted here in belarus by us, we also grew them from small seeds, let’s say, and in in the future, we will develop them in the future to provide a large amount of care for them, like for a small child. here we are near roses for our summer residents, for our people, for the street, there are a lot of varieties. we have more than 50 varieties of roses, which also pleases our customers, we hear only beautiful , good words from people, and we try to

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the ccs olympia last rose's womens footman club hasn't stopped growing since its beginnings and continues to achieve success. the 202120 to our season was marked by the club ending and historic promotion and its senior categories level. so when a multitude of championships and tournaments and the short lived history, now that spans women's team, a world cup champions, the next class of talent at olympia last roses has felt the positive after effect. definitely there was a much more support around, probably everywhere about more people. what's the women soccer usually before on the americans, what soccer. and right now, it's very important for the sports. it means load for us as a football players, because a now the world, a scituate us in, in the mob. and it's very important for us on, for the girls who came now a because now they have reference, which is something that we don't have in our time. so i think people to start watching women soccer. so we get more of the sway station around the globe and we get more money for our players committed to sports and the quality olympia last roses

the next class of talent at a lump, your last roses has felt the positive after effect. definitely, there was a much more support around, probably everywhere about more people. what's the women soccer? usually before on the americans. what soccer. and right now it's very important for the sports. it means uh load for us as a football players. because a now the world a seed wait us in, in the mob. and it's very important for us on, for the girls who came now a because now they have reference, which is something that we don't have in our time. so i think people to start watching women soccer. so we get more of the sway station around the globe and we get more money for our players committed to sports and the quality olympia last roses is helping all generations to achieve their dreams through teamwork. now a need here has lived up the skies over eastern turkey. these images were caught by chance on saturday morning in commotion, a province and the city of as whose room the bright green lights are caused by magnesium in the meteor ride, burning up in the atmosphere. and her

, rose said he's been impressed by the swede�*s sudden rise.ons that are not at everyone�*s disposal necessarily. his name started to be thrown around regarding the ryder cup but he seemed incredibly, well, premature in a way, i suppose. reputation is one thing but you need to have some type of profile, statistically, that will give you a chance to play golf that will suit a certain type of player. and his profile suits better than most. the last three ryder cups have been won by the team with the home advantage — which means team usa are the current holders. but this year's competition is in rome — the first time it's been held in italy. so does that mean it's advantage team europe? earlier, my colleague chetan pathak spoke with our golf correspondent iain carter to look ahead to this year's tournament. certain golfers and certain athletes have annexed for that means they are able to seize the moment and that is exactly what he did yesterday. four birdies in the last five holes to land his first professional title on the eve of the announcemen

the president is speaking now in the rose garden.'s go there. [ applause ]. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> everyone should see except mom and dad. mom and dad, stand up. i want everyone to see the parents of this proud new congressman. you did a heck of a job. congressman frost, thank you for that introduction, and you have helped power a movement of turning a cause into a reality. you know, you're the big reason why i'm so optimistic about america's future. so many engaged young people, so many engaged. i remember when i was young. we have something in common. i got elected to the senate when i was 29 years old. only different was he was eligible when he got elected to take office. i had to wait 17 days to be eligible. that was 827 years ago, but it was a while. folks, vice president harris, members of the cabinet, so many members of congress who are here and the relentless leaders on this critical issue. you know, one of the members who couldn't be here today is a really important member, senator chris murphy. with chris, w

laying a rose on every bench to honor the memory of every soul taken from us here on 9/11.ored to have them here with us today. i want to thank them and all of the families of the fallen. september 11 changed you forever. but you changed us forever. in so many ways you turned grief into correct and sorrow into strength. and you helped us to see beyond ourselves and give back to our fellow americans and to deepen our democracy and work towards a stronger, safer future. so it is our duty to carry out the missions that your loved ones chose. it is our duty to live up to the goodness that they embody. and it is our duty to defend the democracy that theye

rose said he's been impressed by the swede�*s sudden rise._ he tends to have a couple of weapons that not at everyone's disposal _ weapons that not at everyone's disposal so he has been fun to follow— disposal so he has been fun to follow and his name side thrown around — follow and his name side thrown around with the ryder cup which seemed — around with the ryder cup which seemed incredibly premature in a way, — seemed incredibly premature in a way, i— seemed incredibly premature in a way, i supposed. reputation is one — a way, i supposed. reputation is one thing but you have to sort — is one thing but you have to sort of— is one thing but you have to sort of have some type of profile _ sort of have some type of profile statistically that will give — profile statistically that will give you a chance to play some good _ give you a chance to play some good golf— give you a chance to play some good golf in rome on a golf course _ good golf in rome on a golf course that will suit a certain type — course that will suit a certain type of— course

. warm it, but faithful roses in front of everyone i kiss and pays the sun white roses defenseless. the golden boy of the pants said, let's pay me money. this is what he said, no problem for us, but only you will carry them yourself, his concerts bring unthinkable fees, such two such huge suitcases. rumored to be full of these three-ruble fives and a dozen money. shatunov has everything one can dream of, all-union slava , a lot of money and even his own villa on coast. there were already three hectares of land in the village of baranovka in sochi in the mountains. at this time the house was already leaving. affectionate may, he breaks all creative contacts, stops communicating with former colleagues, does not do bad things. he doesn’t speak badly about anyone, which forced shatunov to flee from wild popularity and huge fees. why did he decide to change his life so abruptly get a new profession and move to another country. until now, the story of the triumph, and then the flight from glory of yura shatunov, raises many questions. today, a true story about him will be told by those wh

regular pay, excluding bonuses, rose by 7.8% in may tojuly compared with the same period last year. fast prices of goods and services are rising, rose at the same pace over the same period. meanwhile, the rate of uk unemployment rose to 4.3% — the highest level since 2021 — while the number ofjob vacancies dropped below one million. here's our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, with the numbers. average wages across britain rose by 7.8% in the three months tojuly, matching inflation for the first time in nearly two years. but that wage growth may not last. 207,000 jobs were shed between may and july. the widerjobs market is at a turning point with the unemployment rate rising to li.3%, as higher interest rates and other costs impact employers. as it is, some workers are no closer to meeting the cost of living. this redline is inflation. it is down from last year's peak of ii% but those prices are still rising fast. however, pay rises in the private sector, this green line, are a beating that inflation on average. but take a look at public sector pay. if you take away on

the death rose uuite reliance on china? the death rose quite narrowly. — reliance on china?rrowly, 1.2 _ reliance on china? the death rose quite narrowly, 1.2 billion, - reliance on china? the death rose quite narrowly, 1.2 billion, a - reliance on china? the death rose quite narrowly, 1.2 billion, a total| quite narrowly, 1.2 billion, a total of 66 billion is our deficit with china —— the first two rows. at the inflation reduction act and other stimuli in the us economy take time to work through the system. it is the first punch in terms of expectations, that the real punch, big or small, expectations, that the real punch, big orsmall, is expectations, that the real punch, big or small, is motivated by how many dollars are flowing in and investments are made, so we need to unbundle the effects of these laws and looking at how the stimulus will ultimately be mediated in the economy. ultimately be mediated in the econom . ., ., ultimately be mediated in the economy-— ultimately be mediated in the econom. ., ., , economy. good to have you with us, dr harry broadman, _ economy.

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