time now dark, london lives by the laws of sherwood forest.is halfin and polina timofeeva. broadcasting company tv. london. the ulyanovsk zoo is caring for a lion cub that was found in the cab of a truck on the border with kazakhstan in mid-december. law enforcement agencies believe that they were trying to illegally take the predator to a neighboring country for sale. in the meantime, while the investigation is underway, veterinarians are helping livenok with the technique. for the king of beasts is still small and unusually affectionate. caesar, like a big cat, is so at home with the zoo staff already practically became friends. caesar is a victim of smuggling. he was found in a gazelle refrigerator on the border with kazakhstan. the driver told a fantastic story about how he bought this car from an unknown person, but did not look into the back. while the investigation is ongoing, the lion cub was transported hundreds of kilometers to the ulyanovsk zoo. this is a generally international problem, it is not only a russian problem, but an inte

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then finally, like i learned from reading president without a party that you were invited to sherwood forest the tyler plantation for thanksgiving. and what was your experience there? yeah. harrison tyler, john tyler's grandson invited sharon and me to thanksgiving dinner. it was an interesting experience. we've always enjoyed our time with the tyler. they actually served lamb chops. so we we thought it was interesting that at least for that particular thanksgiving, it i don't think it was because we showed up they decided not to serve the standard fare of turkey and stuffing chops. instead. it was a it was a terrific time. it was a terrific experience eating in the same dining room where we're julia and john tyler in their family. yeah. and just to add to that, pay me, tyler, his wife, harrison's wife had the researched a lot of the furnishings and decorating that julia had done. so she had really made the dining room to be exactly the way it was with the same wallpaper and everything. so it really we were kind of pinching ourselves and of course they were just having dinner there. there us

knows what he does, only high purity, flasking, welding, soviet leningrad boys called this park sherwood forestm balad from the valiant knight evango was released, and the boys played enthusiastically. in rubengunda, they know all the deer paths, like the lines of the hand in the past , slaves are now free shooters, here the one who loses everything will be protected, a nice guy walks in the forested country, robin bug, this rod has a strange name, napoleon's shirt. once upon a time, the son of the park’s founder , pavel shuvalov, accompanied the deposed emperor into exile on the island of elba and named the pond in honor of the emperor’s traveling frock coat. and indeed the reservoir from above is similar to it form. this is where our story today begins. this is kirill kabunenko. in eighty- six. eighth grader at one of the leningrad schools. that day, he and his friend went for a walk in shuvalovsky park. when we started to go around the lake here, this channel, i accidentally turned to the left and saw a woman. a strange figure stood in the middle of the pond and nervously moved his hands. th

his speechwriter turned biographer robert sherwood talked about it as is heavily forested interior. you know, you could it was it was really hard to get at what was really going on inside of roosevelt's head, which is something that i struggled with writing about roosevelt. i am sure you did at times, too. and, you know, i think a lot of that has its roots in his upbringing from sarah roosevelt. she she described his childhood as this sort of wonderful idol where he he didn't really need much handling at all, in her words. and she was sort of the mistress of every aspect of his upbringing. you know, other women of her class in the late 19th century, they could farm out a lot of child rearing, maybe to a nanny or to a governess or to whoever else. sarah didn't want that. she wanted to be in charge of every single aspect of of her son's upbringing. and she really didn't have a lot of rules for his for his upbringing. but she had sort of one giant expectation upon, which was that he would be pleasant all the time. and i think what that what that creates in fdr is not just the ability t