vide dish that i ate was eggs boiled in sous vide, that’s true, but if you sous vide regular eggs fore with the infection, because yes, but in general, we don’t recommend anyone to eat raw meat, because that meat may still contain parasites, pathogens illness and so on and so forth, so it is very important to cook the meat correctly, this can be like quick cooking, charring on a fire, which we recognize. they do it in a saucepan, i even saw videos on the internet of how they do it in a dishwasher, that is, yes, it’s funny, something is sealed in a full vacuum. a more guaranteed result, this is of course not for meat, for meat i would like that there are such interesting maneuvers, i would really like to notice such an interesting story, in general concerning meat, it turns out that in our country over the last couple of years there has been a boom in chicken meat, people have started eating it. a lot of chicken, guess why? i say, they can afford it, they can afford it naturally, there is a boom in domestic tourism, what do people do when they come somewhere in the countryside and so o

vide dish, which i ate were eggs boiled in sous vide, that’s true, but if ordinary eggs are left inr 50°, very low, then the result is simply something divine, so here it is back to the meat. let's say that this cooking duration helps to cope with the infection, because in general , no one eats raw meat... they are so, well, price sensitive, so, but for cooking sous vide, they know enough , many people do this in a saucepan, i even i saw videos on the internet of how they do it in a dishwasher, that is, it’s funny, something is sealed in a vacuum for a full cycle in a dishwasher, there are so many of them. so, there are some interesting maneuvers like this, i would really like to note this interesting story regarding meat in general, it turns out that in our country over the last couple of years there has been just a chicken boom, people have started eating a lot of chicken, guess why? i say they can afford it, they can afford it by itself, the boom in domestic tourism that people they do it when they come somewhere in nature and so on they start grilling shish kebab, the simplest a

i'm marina karaman and why not sou?in belarus, we have figured it out, everything is clear, before meetings, we talk about the very... see in the science project nearby on the belarus 24 tv channel . the news is now live, pavel lazovik is with you, good afternoon, how the president’s instructions for the construction of modern dairy complexes are being carried out, head of state. today alexander lukashenko is personally inspecting construction, on a working trip to the minsk region. the country continues to modernize military-industrial complex facilities; the task is to actively build and reconstruct.

this time in sou they lost another reconnaissance drone, it was just such winged reconnaissance droness the fury, valkyrie and leleka, who are now the main targets for the tors. destroying them means depriving the ukrainian armed forces of information about the location of our troops. western missiles, such as storm shadow and highmarc, are a priority target for neighboring crews of the buk system, but torahs, as practice has shown, are capable of using them cope. atakoms had a recent case, one of the crew chiefs, it was successful. worked for this purpose with one missile. one of the features of the tora family complex is its vertical launcher. the missiles, but in this case there is only one loaded, there are 16 of them in total, hidden inside the case, eight here, eight more under this cover. the depth of one shaft, which literally pierces the vehicle right through, is more than 2 m. thanks to this design, the tour is able to send a missile towards the target without unnecessary preparation. at the same time, the crew is literally half a meter from the ammunition load. start, as if

he's the director of research as a global intelligence and security, consult and see the sou fond group. he joins us from new york. welcome back to the w, and there has been no claim of responsibility we heard of there. where do you think us, what, what are these will start looking and where should they started looking? a? well, they're going to have to examine the stream is networks in the caucuses, and then ultimately those linking back to the atlantic state and correspond, but also the isis case, tentacles throughout the region. and there's no shortage of recruits. they've been spending a lot of time. uh, pumping out propaganda in multiple languages, trying to win new recruits, trying to incite their followers to launch attacks. and apparently, you know, the russian security services, even after the moscow attack, remained largely unprepared for uh for, you know, renew level of notes and see in this region. that's what makes is list groups like the ones that you just mentioned. they're attractive for you know, possible recruits well look, this is an area that's long head grievances l

i’ll definitely add a little salt, and the main thing in sous vide is to put a little less salt thanperature cooking , a completely different behavior of fibers occurs, in meat, fish, tissue in plants, in vegetables, in fruits, the product turns out more tender. souvite technology is criticized for the fact that temperatures are low and do not seem to kill bacteria, but low temperatures actually will not kill bacteria with a short heat treatment, since cooking in sous vide takes on average an hour and a half or more, then during this time, yes, due to the long period of time, decontamination occurs product, asparagus as a side dish, now is the season, in sous vide it cooks instantly, literally - such small asparagus takes 10 minutes, a piece of butter will make it even tastier and a small life hack: asparagus and lemon juice are born from each other under a vacuum in a pan, recommendation don’t cook starchy vegetables in suvedi, it’s a very bad story, we don’t need starch in our diet. so, after 10 minutes we take out the asparagus, after 2 and a half hours we take out the chicken bre

authorities, 22 people were injured, including an eight-year-old child, at least six rockets were fired at souy attack, some of they were shot down by an air defense system, eyewitnesses published footage of the explosions, as a result of a direct hit the entrance to an apartment building collapsed, there may still be people under the rubble, it is reported in one of the areas that a fire started, also in the city, disruptions in the operation of mobile communications have begun, and rescue teams are working at the sites where debris has arrived. artillerymen from the dnepr group of troops hit a camouflaged mortar crew of the ukrainian armed forces in the zaporozhye region. the strikes were carried out from d-20 howitzers. the shelling was carried out from closed firing positions at a distance of more than 15 km. using fpv drones, paratroopers from buryat knocked out armored vehicles in the sentry area. attempts at the control center to deliver ammunition to the front line were thwarted. ukrainian positions were attacked from the air by su-34 fighters. the crew was dropped high-explosive bombs

sou mentioned malcolm forbes was a world war two vet, well known what are we looking at here? well, these are his artifacts. this is jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded. he was part of the 84th division, the the rail litters. he was an infantryman. and he was wounded in his jacket open to give him morphine as he was treated. tually his blood stain. so he obed and had a distinguished career after the of these items or the funds to p sponsor the entire exhibit and they donated his artifacts. and you've got his purple heart and his dog tags asbr well let's go inside. sure. so who was hershel woody williams? woody williams was a flame thrower operator on iwo jima in february of 1945, wheninvasion. and he was in charge of six flame throwers less than a week later, he was the only one left on the 23rd of february, 1945, woody spent. roughly 6 hours going across open a 65 pounds of napalm on his back, a flame thrower tond and attack japanese machine gun bunkers and spent several hours doing that. every time he would run out of fuel, he had to come across machine gun covere

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the day before in the locality. hit sou. the shells also hit the building of a local store. in addition to the dead, there are injured, five of them are in extremely serious condition. as reported by the investigative committee, the ukrainian formations struck from the right bank of the dnieper. the first is a guided missile, the second is a hymers missile. the shooting is being investigated as a terrorist attack. well, more than 100 more people turned to the headquarters for helping victims after the ukrainian armed forces’ missile strike on lugansk. on the eve. ukrainian militants attacked residential areas of the city, one of the missiles hit the entrance of a residential building, six people were killed, dozens were injured, there is mourning in the republic today, rescuers from the ministry of emergency situations have been clearing the rubble for the second day, our correspondent michael yarmishkin reports from the scene. the rescue operation at the site of the militant strike in the ukrainian armed forces continues all day, with specialists searching for the bodies of

>> the dynamic pressure is where it is highest and they'll be passing through mach 1, the speed of souood with speeds and altitude increasing coming up in 20 seconds, the solid rocket boosters will run out of fuel and burn out.id >> good s.r.b. burnout. >> now the fuel in the solid rocket boosters has been depleted, the atlas main booster stage will continue its burn for the next three minutes. >> good handle. >> back the call good hand whipple josh, indicating the crew has the ability to initial a manual abort if needed. looking good so far. two minutes on starliner's fight and coming up at the rocket booster jettison at the 2:40 mark. >>.l.g. >> the solid rocket boosters have been jettisons seeing starliner 90 seconds of fight and they're confirming on the ground it was good and the vehicle trajectory continues to look good, now three minutes in to today's flight. >> atlas booster now throttled back to limit the g-forces on butch and sonny, trying to limit it to around 3 1/2 times the force of gravity you'd feel while on t g >> keep it open. you have the sublimator. >> d-cal. >> the

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landing on the road in any case, then a few minutes and catch the iskands. and this this means that in souyour fighters, transfer them from one prepared runway to another, everywhere the f-16 must be met by a maintenance group with fuel and weapons. we are talking about creating an entire system for ensuring the operation of strike aircraft, it should function like a clock, have thousands of specialists at its disposal, all this in the deepest secrecy, will the world champion in corruption be able to do this? reconnaissance today is space and radio engineering, especially reconnaissance, radar, can some oblique signs, that is, characteristic ones, to draw up a map of their flights, a map of their base, we can determine with an accuracy of one unit where, when, in what direction, approximately to which airfields or to which areas they at least went, in general , the question arises by itself, do we really believe the state department speaker salevan, maybe his words are deliberate disinformation, these are all words that are... the fog of war, i’m almost sure that the option will be chosen

very good to sou.t the fact that despite this tactical pause, it is still a struggle to get aid in. why does this remain such a struggle for both the israelis an also for a groups the nd who are calling for >> gaza is a war zone. capability on the ground in gaza and is still diverting some of that humanitarian aid. we can see there are still armed actors, both hamas trorist and criminal networks that are seeking to divert and stop those aid distributions. secondly, getting aid to warehouses and then distributed to people in need is something the idf are not in control of. it's simply not sufficient given the scale of the need across casa. >> we also saw this backlash the prime ministers facing over these daily deposits and he denounced the pause. tell us more about what you think is behind the dissonance between what the israeli military is saying and what the prime minister is saying. >> israel is a democracy. there is civilian control of the it ireally unfnate thatthe primd on this. what we've seen o

course, what’s the girl’s name, thanks for the support, but i wouldn’t want to mention her name in souerwise there's no one else, yeah, well, let's go home, let's play, dad, i want to be a policeman, let's go. tolya, tolya, tolya, well, wait, well, don’t rush, well, tolya, wait, well, i probably couldn’t do this all my life to live, i objectively like some new obstacles, new opportunities, new points of growth, i need all this in order to feel alive. we are in a retreat center that... probably completely outlived each other, began to engage in cannibalism, they built these muays, and it all ended very badly, so we named this center to kind of remind ourselves to those around us what is needed live as environmentally friendly as possible, treat yourself and the world around you in the same way, so that nothing bad happened, but these are muai, they are from easter island, in general, in the original they are tombstones, they were placed on the graves of residents who died, so we also brought them from... from chile on planes, in general we later we will transfer it to our artark, we hav

accordingly, varnish it, then you don’t have to ask questions, why are the souvenirs so expensive, for one sourn a woodworker, maybe you , maybe, no, no, no, but is it possible for us, this is of course very dangerous, i understand how much it takes time of labor and effort invested in some kind of workpiece, make at least some minimal ones, not elements, but maybe cuts or as you correctly call it, here are cuts, cuts, excellent.

down sou, up north. all around. puerto rico. everywhere. highest level of congress withy leader. also the majority leader of the minority leader, steve scalise, andlso jeffrey's. so, key committee members, it is on their radar screen. i want th@ thank you for your leadership in doing that, and we want to hand the ball off to mayor ginther coming in as president to further this message along. mayor schieve: when a mayor walks into the room that kind of like, oh, theobviously, a lot on the community that knowsrence when the mayor walks into the room because they are starting to listen. was mccarthy, he was still the speaker and i remember all of m, what is mccarthy-like checkup because you see them on and you get this idea in your head. i was impressed. he was respected. he was like, mayor, how can i heouwe both had a really strong relationship. tionship mattered. any advice you could give to mayors when it comes to a■kdvocy work and legislating? mayor dyer: i think it is so important for mayors to get involved, whether it is at the state or

recognize incorrectly as harmful to health, and souvit - of course, there are devices for cooking sousquite so, well, price-sensitive, but i know many people do this in saucepans, i even saw videos on the internet of how they do it in a dishwasher, that is, it’s funny, something is sealed in a vacuum and for a full cycle dishwasher, there are so many of them. why do i say, they can afford it, they can afford it of course, there is a boom in domestic tourism, what do people do when they come somewhere in nature and so on, they start grilling kebab, the simplest affordable tasty kebab is, of course, made from chicken, this is what happens nicely here, thank god, because after all, meat is associated with even greater cost, because yes. animal protein, meat, poultry, fish and so on, this is good, this is a higher quality diet, healthier body, where to get protein from in order to maintain your muscles, to be physically active and so on, this is of course meat, it contains not only b12 iron, this entire periodic table, there are also very important amino acids, the same creatine yes... you

the initial demands, on the contrary, we see a gradual expansion of these demands, because initially sou’sde the kherson and zaporizhzhya regions, later the conversation went on to recognize these regions as part of russia from opponents, now... countries , and that is, this scenario is no longer some kind of fantastic, it is already working, it is on the table, it is being worked out, and is being fully carried out specific preparatory work for the case of direct war between russia and nato. well, of course, the risks of direct nuclear war certainly increase exponentially. the president of finland, during a conference in switzerland, accused russia of attacking during the second world war... finland recognized all territorial changes following the second world war, thirdly, and finland fought not only against the soviet union, finland fought against the anti-hitler coalition and war was declared not only with the soviet union, is that as for those territories that finland was forced to cede to the soviet union, then one can refer not even to the soviet ones, but to the british military hi

sou look at -- southern district didn't want to bring the case.ing the case and then you know who didn't want to bring the case most of all? bragg. he didn't want to but then he brought it and they tried to make it a different case. they didn't say legal suspense equaled legal expense. and by the w, in was a highly qualified order. i'm not allowed to use his■g th. but you know, he's a sleazebag. everybody knows that. took me a while to find out. but he was effective. he did work. but he wasn't a fixer, heas a player. they like to use the word fixer.as a fullyry credited lawyer. he got in trouble not because of me because he had taxicabs and e borrowed money and then he pled to three election violations. and as soon as i saw that i said i wonder why he did that? he pled, he took a deal. he took a deal because he want to get off. in other words, i'll take a plea deal and i want to get off and hea deal with the southern district and they■ wori think i've ever seen on any human being other than the report that was written on james commey by the inspec

it's the only state capital in western sou. done under control of the army. and fierce fighting began in the area last month. the civil war, which started over a year ago, has resulted in more than $16000.00 deaths. and want to turn our focus now to brazil, where wild fires are expanding in the world's largest tropical whitland. that's been hit hard by drought. the pants and all are wetlands are in central west, brazil. they covered area of $42000000.00 acres and brazil owns 80 percent of it. while the rest is shared between the power of y and bolivia. a satellite data shows a 980 percent increase in fires in the continental of this year, and that's the highest number since 2020. and that was the worst year on record. while nearly 320000000 square meters of whitland have been destroyed. their home to jaguar is a tappers, a caymans, and a condos and giant. and eaters, and another strong drives is expected this year after a wet season with raised 60 percent below average or the same dollar that part that i purchased them. i find the sale. i gotta be yeah, going

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european union, this is an entry, the fact that the americans finally gave 60 billion dollars, that's sou, and that we get modern weapons. it's su, sorry, so if you add all this to a pile, then it's su. if we are talking about the global peace summit, it started today, at least its first stage, 56 heads of state are actually present, the first statements are available. the first negotiations, uh, if we evaluate it, how are these first steps, your assessment, are they positive for ukraine or less positive, and in this case, what do you expect from the following days, from tomorrow and from the final result of this summit? well, you know, my expectations are not inflated, i see here... the main meaning is that 100 countries and organizations, which is still the majority of the modern world, responded clearly and clearly to ukrainian proposals, and this is a great positive, it means that ukraine managed to unite the majority around its ideas of the civilized world, that is, in political terms, it is an obvious success. and i would not in any way belittle what ukrainian diplomats and ukrainia

but despite his strong performance, things weren't necessarily shift in prime minister sou next favor. if anything officer, a faltering stuff in the pouring rain, things could yet get worse. conservative nemesis, the architect of breaks. if nigel farrell is running for parliament as leader of the fall rock reform party, rose had been on a milkshake thrown at him during his campaign loads in practice in essex. but that wound stuff, his party peeling away, yet more dwindling support from su. next conservatives showed how l 20 number india is prime minister in their end promoting you want a 3rd time. but as parties failed to get the overwhelming monday did wanted. unlike the previous 2 elections, notice positive b j. p has been one of majority in parliament and that means it will need to rely on its coalition partners to get the legislation passed bodies due to meet his alliance partners. and the coming of booley are good. but today's victory is the victory of the world's largest democracy on your part of this is the victory of unbreakable regions, part into the constitution of india, in

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wouldn't tonight, but despite his strong performance, things weren't necessarily shift in prime minister sou next favor. if anything officer, a faltering stuff in the pouring rain, things could yet get worse. conservative nemesis, the architect of breaks. if nigel farrell is running for parliament as leader of the fall rock reform party, rose had been on a milkshake thrown at him during his campaign loads in practice in essex. but that wound stuff, his party peeling away, yet more dwindling support from su. next conservatives showed how else is there a number of police in hong kong of detained at least 2 people who would be mocking the 5035th anniversary of the gentleman's square protests. the events had been marked publicly in hong kong until the introduction of beijing's national security law. in 2020, in june 1989 chinese troops fired on the pro democracy protesters. is a marsh on the hugh square in central amazing across china. the events remains as sensitive and subjects that is heavily censored. whether it's next to inside story is going to examine. the fact is driving a general strike

this is not to take us to the hard states in the sou changed e thankfully didn't to live through thesay i can was during thatso , you know, we were going through this election right? and we see adisillusionment amoe in voting and from my perspective, it seems as though people put too much faith voting they don't what i mean is they don't seem to understand that that'th beginning of the process and that how things really get changed, that it takes more wonder you had any thoughts about that? well, i agree. you and new concern. i agree with you. 100%. but i think i wouldemphasis on e first step. i think i would say the essential step, but i would agree with you in how it all turnsyeah,■utely. so for me to be so to thank you both so books immensely so thank you. i wantedas historian's so i wanted to ask in yourdistingua historian what the what your favorite developments in black history have been as a field and whyou' excited about the field is going. that's like asking a mother, which is her favorite, and usually it's the most recent. favorite book, which know this is not exactly■