sensei bought it at an auction, how much did it cost?t say, but not much, according to him, dear, but after this work is completed. the price will jump several times. i think many before me tried to work with this bonsai. watch carefully. he threads a steel pin and bends down the trunk of a hundred-year-old tree, in order to fix the branches with wire after that, it does not look very difficult, but in inexperienced hands the tree can be irreparably harmed. this is the part that grows up from here. see, this needs to be fixed. by the standards of kimura - this is a light plastic correction, heavy surgery, like with that dancing dragon, perhaps only in the winter. trees in spring. an active life cycle begins. and such loads. they may not be able to bear all the hard work. i've done the rest. the apprentice is there enough. it's just that anyone can do it in 2 hours everything is completed the wire frame is fixed the extra branches are cut off in this form the tree will remain for about 2 years. then it will be possible to sell the value o

thank you... sensei. and ditto. i told dwight that there is honor in losing, which as we all know is completely ridiculous. but there is however honor in making a loser feel better, which is what i just did for dwight. would i rather be feared or loved? um, easy. both. i want people to be afraid of how much they love me. and i think i proved that today at the dojo. typewriter torture. sensei, help. typewriter torture. no. typewriter. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from new york city, the only city in america. this is the show that invented news. it is "the daily show" with your host leslie jones! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> leslie: hey! [cheers and applause] whoo! what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm leslie jones! [cheers and applause] whoo! yo, we got so much to talk about tonight. but first, i would like to give a shout out to trevor noah. one of the things that moved me so much in his last show, he said, "if you want to truly learn about america, talk to black women." well, guess who's coming to dinne

sensei associated with nuclear energy in the world.are in the top three in the production of uranium enrichment and fuel supplies. and, of course, we are the undisputed leaders in terms of the construction of a nuclear power plant, you already said, mainly functionality, well, in the development of the previous medical topic, i note that rosatom has begun production of radiation therapy units, which are needed in the treatment of oncology in the next 5 years. they must completely replace the import line . russians have reduced payments to collectors on debts, to a minimum for 3 years further business news for non-stalalaev denis what does this mean? has the debt decreased? there is no it, on the contrary, but collectors began to treat citizens with great sympathy. the average payment by russian collectors fell last year to the lowest level since the nineteenth year and amounted to 3,700 rubles. calculations national association of professional collection agencies leads rbc for the year amount. yes fell by 18 1/2%, although in the previ

grateful to the analysts from news, in particular, which are regularly monitored and what and how are senseirs loaded with crude oil where is it moving in particular, we can already now eh well, i don’t know, it is possible to have some kind of summary statistics of who in the world is considered the biggest eh helpers, as they say in russia, to bypass such unpleasant sanctions, who remains this hub for russia, well, for example, the greeks, and malta , and just you, those who are involved in the business of russians the most, they will help the most, because it is actually their business, and they think first of all about themselves, that's why in grena, the greeks are there somehow they added what priots they have so simply those who uh-uh naturally uh-uh in making money from russian activity but again, yes, the russians will always try to circumvent the sanctions yes, and they will always try to try to catch up with us piecemeal we just mentioned about seedlings but oh now came bangladesh ship by rose he brought the equipment to build a nuclear power plant in bangladesh, but the americans

the russian federation, and now we are trying to prove it to the whole world. invasions were new senseithese meanings have not changed, we constantly embed a-a in our film. i also shot cool 19:18 a-a, roughly speaking, about the first world war, yes, about the events that preceded it. but we did not change the editing of the film under during the war, that is, it was completed in our country, we presented it on february 23 before the beginning of the invasion and sent it to the festival, it has not changed. it’s just that we predicted many things that are in the film, for example, we have heads the main antihero is played by andrii sayenko he says in poland that this is not war, this is liberation, yes. and this is very acutely perceived now, because this is the same message that they are now trying to spread all over the world, that they are liberating someone from someone, and this is absurd, as it was then and now people understand it. people now, well, the messages were there and they were quite convincing . you will, uh, you organized screenings in washington. after that, what are

with him, and he asked me to come to him to talk about one important thing, and , uh, as he said to sensei in queschen, as if tell sensitive? yes, indeed, yes, the question i came to him, his office was not far from mine. and he told me, here such a situation is purely between us. people from the kgb had just arrived at the american embassy in moscow. these were the last months of the existence of the allied kgb. uh, they said that they want to pass on materials about where the listening devices are located in the american embassy in moscow. and he said that the most amazing thing was that they did not negotiate, that they did not demand anything. instead, that this is not a provocation. i told him that it's hard for me to imagine, but i met with mr. bakatin, who at that time headed the kgb, and i knew a little about his mood. i said that this is, in fact, very surprising; it is hard to believe, but completely exclude the possibility that this was done in truth. i can’t, uh, such behavior on the russian side was initially perceived with understandable distrust, then it gradually began to b

adobe has a product called sensei long term we'll see, but nobody will use this looking for a coffee or concert tickets long term. again, short term it's super promising. we think we have an early view, where it can be very impactful across the microsoft suite again, i'm talking aboute from the financial analyst perspective. i have come up with like 20 different examples of how they use it whether they po the it into practice or not, i don't know, but i think there's a clear road map that we see. >> brent, from a financial standpoint, call it intermediate term, do you think that microsoft would have the best success disrupting google search or do you think long term because of the lead theft in the productivity tools, will be integrating that with outlook, 365, that sort of thing. where would you, if you're looking five years out, expect microsoft to get the biggest financial benefit? >> i think in productivity and a.i.-infused i wouldn't take on google. i wouldn't try it. my view would be stick with what you're good at microsoft has done this in the past they got nokia, other areas

i'm really still in search of my sensei, because er is our hmm tool and it needs to be trained, of course right, i keep going back and forth to them, and you will be back. the girl sings very well, tell me. come on, bye, the queen is gone. play what you love, where he could , shy away. hooray for requests next song, to be honest you can count the godfather of this composition in our repertoire is you and the kvartirnik program , because for the first time we played it at the new year's kvartirnik a couple of years ago, u with alexander rosenbaumov this is the composition that we thought, of course, somehow we sometimes do this, but always with permission , we have a blessing of cheerful songs, as you may have noticed, there are not very many, but this is not because we do not like to have fun very much , but in general in russian folklore, of course, when everyone died, everything was badly abandoned. eh, it somehow invigorates us inspires we write very beautiful music and with pleasure we perform it with cheerful songs, everything is much more primitive, usually some ditty stories, or so

and you, comrade major, have a blow from the right, nothing like that, well, this is sensei gribanych done crazy. well, i didn't know anything about it. it's just that i can't do it any other way. why did i bring you here, why? did i meet my parents? i can't live without you. well, it's true, the middle ages is there anything i'm ready to be an imprisoned father of god, i see him, i don't believe that it's real and you will marry dark with me or not, they said, well, a timely question. forgive me for god's sake and excuse me please, george and i will now come, we will talk and make a decision. yes, my jana, while you talk , move away, decide people will die of hunger and thirst. wait, dad. here you can immediately see an experienced respected person. barbara indeed. go turn to the side. and we'll have a little snack here and telephone. turn it on, otherwise they can’t get through from the head office. living here is wonderful. hand over, mother, old she needs help, of course, of course, she needs help, but it's not i can't do anything. i catch bandits. george you have no bandits, here

but that's due to the fact that the sensei and aviation. it's practically impossible.ress. it turns out yesterday that we were in this direction a from us. well, if by air there was a t- shirt for four or five kilometers. and there, well, for four hours there was a non- stop battle at all. and now, most likely, it was just a battle for one of the barinka that remained at that time in the high-rise barinka, which denis pshenin said today, that they managed to free this part of the marinka therefore, in this direction. well, in fact, krasnoflorovka, on the left, the marians of marinka are bypassing our troops on the right from nevelskoye e, also our troops are bypassing krasnogorovka, which i think will soon have some very good news from this direction. vladimir razin war correspondent, thank you very much. take care of yourself, we are waiting for your further reports. uh, it really looks like the whole front is in motion. yes, how much information that serious artillery duels are going on, they are now coming in essence from all direction of a special military operatio

we need to move people back into work and so on, so the trouble for the government in a senseis the troubleill almost certainly be worse off after the end of this year than we were at the beginning of last. that is not an enormous amount in the short run. 0ther enormous amount in the short run. other than to avoid my silly mistakes. but you can do is lay the foundations for better growth of it in medium and longer by getting those policies right, by getting some stability. am i thinking about the things that really do matter over the long term, getting our institutional framework right to me getting the tax estimate can make it in the planning system right, getting trade with the eu much closer and better than we've got at the moment, house—building, all of those things that we know are good for the economy, but they all take a significant period to bear fruit. for the economy, but they all take a significant period to bearfruit. irate significant period to bear fruit. we have to leave it there. pauljohnson there with the iss. the number of executions in saudi arabia has almost doubled unde

ambassador in moscow, and as i understand it, there are people in america who listen to his intellectual sensei , please decide for yourself. western leaders need to change their approach to the conflict in addition to increasing the supply of weapons the us and allies must improve the quality of the weapons supplied. provision of long-range strike weapons could change the course of ukraine's spring offensive, government backing ukraine needs to sharply tighten sanctions g7 should further cut marginal prices on russian oil exports from $60 to $30 per barrel ukraine needs more money and the west needs to find new ways to provide it to begin by transferring more than $300 billion from the reserves of the russian central bank to the government of ukraine new travel restrictions should be introduced for all russian citizens one of the options is a complete travel ban in all democratic countries, while democracies should make it easier for russians opposed to the war to defect. the west must do more to touch the hearts and minds inside russia you should try new ways to reach russians, whether it be

he probably is not i responsive for the act itself, in a senseis responsive for the act itself, in amilitary all the time that something like that happens. the second aspect was the action of the judiciary, immediately an order was declared to remove the protesters, attackers, camping in front of barracks. minister ofjustice is going further and asking who is sponsoring that? who is putting money to allow those sort of protest to arrive at this point and these people protesting against democracy in general. we need to see now as well, the response from national congress, how politicians, that some of their support the actions of those actors, if they do also disagree and condemn what happened yesterday. it was not only an attack against the president, it was an attack against the republic. the three powers were destroyed, the palaces of the powers, yesterday. thank you forjoining us. some breaking news regarding responses from the unions on the pay disputes. unite union is seeing those talks did not go well. they have said it was a missed opportunity. and a spokesperson said he was a