rubik's cube world record. starting a new circle andrey, let's try medium-medium difficulty. called quadro-azura in football? azura, you can even try to guess because of the pronunciation. what language could it be in, what does it look like? what team can be called that? your answer well, i honestly won't know, because god knows, i don't know the team yes portugal is wrong. this italy national team phrase means blue team and is the name given to the italian national football team. artyom average two averages in this game the lightest ball is used, the lightest ball, sport. tennis ball table tennis is right. you said tennis , i should still clarify how to count or how wrong. that's why i couldn't, well, when i started to clarify, everything became clear. well , you never know which country hosted the winter olympic games more often than others, the country that hosted the winter olympic games more often than others, we believe in luck, because i see in my eyes that you don’t know. more often than others, she accepted who it could be, but this is clearly some kind of sports co

well, like some kind of puzzle, this is the rubik's cube, the meaning here is to collect it next.amn it, no matter how hard i try 26 seconds, i can't break the break record , it's like oatmeal passed. mamai it doesn't seem to fit. so you climbed go. so what? well, who did you do better? you understand that now he is looking at me like a wolf, saying that the best opera will not be removed. now i’ll get up, get on my knees in front of everyone and shout. nobody is to blame. i left funny. yes, i listen to arsenal today. hello. yes? say there is something new on the case. zyryanov kupriyanov was exiled to the district police officer because of this, yes, grigory information and in general, what makes you think that so many priyanov were removed because of this case? you know, the whole city is talking about it, you can some information, i repeat it again investigation guilty will be found and punished all, goodbye. damn the journalists got to my soul. well, of course, you are now a star with us. m let's go. yes, yes, i called you, no? no, you listen to me. it was you who listened to

and rubik as they say, no, if we are from the shoulder, sergey petrovich hands from serious.il all this freshly picked splendor. of course, under close supervision. sergei petrovich goes to the processing shop. for starters, each rose. you need help to take your reserved seat in this endless flower train. here. and if you do not have time, panic, ah, i think i i wouldn’t have enough nerves, but your only task is to hang roses or somehow they need to be sorted into draws for you. oh, for me, sergei petrovich, no one gave such fresh ones less. thank you very much. a fragrant world let's sum up with africa here we are ready to compete in breeding catfish with america in cooking burgers with france growing roses, and quite the world in walking. yes, yes, sports walking. probably, the uniqueness of our mordovian walking is that both younger and adults train together with any small child. can easily chat and with the olympic champion from the world champion. well, with your peers. well, they did it, so i can do it too. you are already an olympic champion. trainer. you feel that you

i mean, that would be like, you, a rubik's cube randomly. it's like it's levels of complexity that the more you know, the more you know, oh, that didn't happen. but what he says, james, to write about two or three chapters in the book to him, he says, but they're not reckoning this. no, there's they're still pretending like we're working on it. working on it. and he says, no, you're not you. you're climbing up a ladder that's leaning into the wrong building. you're you're not fooling anyone. you need to shut down funding and be that what you've discovered in all this time is abiogenesis. get life from non-life is either or. you can see it is it's just you know it would be like you've heard the old thing of you know if a tornado goes through a junkyard and forms a 747 with, you know, trade tables and seatbelts, you'd say, well, that's like that's not going to happen. not in that. not we had billions and trillions of tornadoes through. it's just never going to happen. that's effectively when you say that a single cell, which now know to be unb

i mean, that would be like, you, a rubik's cube randomly. it's like it's levels of complexity that the more you know, the more you know, oh, that didn't happen. but what he says, james, to write about two or three chapters in the book to him, he says, but they're not reckoning this. no, there's they're still pretending like we're working on it. working on it. and he says, no, you're not you. you're climbing up a ladder that's leaning into the wrong building. you're you're not fooling anyone. you need to shut down funding and be that what you've discovered in all this time is abiogenesis. get life from non-life is either or. you can see it is it's just you know it would be like you've heard the old thing of you know if a tornado goes through a junkyard and forms a 747 with, you know, trade tables and seatbelts, you'd say, well, that's like that's not going to happen. not in that. not we had billions and trillions of tornadoes through. it's just never going to happen. that's effectively when you say that a single cell, which now know to be unb

your wife served as a rubik. explain what this means to me in terms of age. did all this begin in luhansk in the 14th year, i was like this, i was so uh, let's say it's not that in such an environment i had such a perception of all this that maybe it won't affect me in any way, well, probably something is happening there somewhere, so then uh, it was conscious that you don't need to do anything. well, that's it understanding that this is the first uh-uh when will it be the first blow when i wasn't there we are there for myself i explain that i couldn't yes there well there somewhere uh-uh do you understand that you could well you just found someone there yes to i can't not go through, and that's why now that it's a full-scale offensive, i understand, i understand that no, well, that is, it's a second chance to give the uh, uh, the occupier so that he continues to do it there, you can't, that is, uh, i know a uh, bunch of people who uh, uh, are from luhansk , there are from donetsk left and drove all this so somewhere there something is happening and we are he

. - i'd really appreciate it, if you solve that rubik's cube too. (justin laughs) - [justin] let's see. do you think that there's anything wrong? how these things should be designed for people? - yes. (laughs) space suits are traditionally built like big bubbles. theoretically, there are garments that could tighten around your body, equivalent to the gas that you're breathing. which woulbe much tighter fitting, potentially more mobility that could revolutionize how space suits work. we're gonna let air back into the chamber. - oh wow. that definitely changed very quickly. - [narrator] buthat's not the only problem they're solving. moon dust is sharp and very fine grained. the particles get everywhere and can cause life threatening injuries if inhaled. final frontier's eva suit has a unique feature to prevent this from happening. the rear port can dock directly with a landing craft or rover. - is this like an entrance on the backside? - [ted] that's right. yeah. you get in through the back. this will allow an interface with a suit port. so you can be

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you're being honest, there comes a day when you realize i'm just not going be able to finish the rubik's cube this week. the older you get , the less sharp you become. that's the natural process, or so we have always assumed. but recently we've noticed something that changed our view, and that's something is called kamala harris ors is it camela? she's on tape using both pronunciationslled. a so your guess is as good as ours as a kind of tiebreaker. going to go ahead and call kamala, but it doesn't matter. the point is , if you're not even certain how to pronouncesee your own first name, you're hekely senile. but here'sre's the thing. kamala harris is only 57-year-olds.ears old. she's 22 years younger t she's twenty two years younger than joe biden, young enough to be his daughter, which is tom, d say, young enough to showerr mot with him and too young for most kinds of dementia. so, o course, she's probably medically in her right mind.. and yet, despite that fact, here's how kamala harris actually speaks. e al >> we all believe that when we l talk about the children ofaboute soe communi

like a rubik's cube. every twist makes it more complicated. all right. we're aren't going anywhere. i warned you there would be breaking news and there is. when we come back, we're learning that months before the fbi recovered the documents at mar-a-lago, members of donald trump's team told officials that there was nothing in any of them except news clippings. we'll dive into that new reporting with our reporters. plus, we know more now about how conniving and how planned ron desantis' stunt was to ship 50 human beings to martha's vineyard without telling them where they were go. how the political stunt that caught everyone's attention may actually get the governor in some hot water. >>> and later in the program, the author of an amazing new book on how one shadowy law firm stacked the nation's courts and helped trump undermine the election. that author, that reporter will join us later in the program. oooh we're firing up the chewy app... what do we want delivered every month. hmm. clumping litter? resounding yes. salmon pate, love that for me. and some of those catnip toys. just c

eh, rubik's cube. yes, i guessed. kostya remember. okay, now one europe, here it is at one speed, so to speak, and now we see that at the station. petovka, apparently, decided to say so do. uh, this is the second way, uh, within the framework of which poland will be the leader, poland, uh, on the one hand. this is absolutely a political statement. yes, the policy that says, everyone should give us money, demand money from everyone. this is pure populism, pure populism aimed at an internal audience within. there this internal political struggle. on the other hand, on the outer contour, what kind of picture do we see of great britain and many analysts agree in me that it is so to say? she also has imperial ambition. right now it's itching somewhere, and she intends to create, uh, create some kind of semblance. in fact, the empire of the great saw a new emperor who fights with pens all the time, yes. well, it doesn't matter, there are whole whole tents, they have lords and things. i just wanted to say, look, the uk reall

here's a political one in good sense of the rubik's cube which adds up as an alternative to the big twentyates. observers are partners for dialogue, and against this background, of course, russia and china. well, this is the mainstream, this is the main track and there is no way. as they say, this is a medical fact, what exactly will the meeting begin? well, it is quite obvious that within this hmm direction. uh, the key strategic issues are, let's say, russian chinese, and more broadly, i'm with and sco and partly about dkb. yes, not in part, but it means a lot, the development of the joint large eurasian space. there is the chinese one belt one way, by the way, si flew to astana for a reason, there are caspian projects, there and in astana in the thirteenth year, well, he presented his own version of the land e and it is natural that the connection has been politically launched since the fifteenth year. there are problems, there are inconsistencies, but there is a russian process to the east. the conjugation of the eu to russia is the chinese process to the west within the same belt. yes