i'm not a stabler, not a musician, but i have to make a harp, i'm here to make a harp, to make a deliciousr. without trying themselves in the profession they became ra, without having a musical education. he begins to make a harp and understands this is exactly the very thing for which it is worth abandoning his former life. well, it’s accepted, like in general , well, in the modern world, if you retire, then you can do whatever you want, so, i’m already leaving guys and father of many children. he lives in a village 100 km from minsk and creates real harps with his own hands, when he plays any listener breaks all possible stereotypes about this instrument, which, it turns out, can sound brightly unusual in modern times. and at the same time remain something very dear and close to the slavic soul. i put on local numbers along with my two-year-old son, the neighbors go with a bang, here is the spectacle and a short story of dmitry himself about how he was in the past . an ordinary zhodino guy working on belaz became a gusler a few years ago with friends. he came to the celebration of bathin

farmers like drew stabler of laytonsville, maryland say that neonics can be used safely and are indispensable to their business. >> well, i think that any product that's on the market has been tested and proven to do a job, and we have faith in that process. myself as a farmer, i've been farming 50, 60 years. i've been lucky enough to make a living doing what i like to do. and we try to use everything that's been tested and approved and recommended at certain times and how much. we do that both for the benefit of the environment and the benefit of our pocketbook. you keep hearing about extra people in the world that need to be fed, so we can't back off on what our production abilities are. we feel we have to keep improving our production abilities. and some of these products will contribute to that. >> the reason that we're worried about neonicotinoids specifically is because they're being used at an unprecedented scale. >> essentially, it seems to me the agri-chemical industry has persuaded everyone that they need these products as an insurance against a pest outbreak in their crop. but actu

farmers like drew stabler of laytonsville, maryland say that neonics can be used safely and are indispensable to their business. >> well, i think that any product that's on the market has been tested and proven to do a job, and we have faith in that process. myself as a farmer, i've been farming 50, 60 years. i've been lucky enough to make a living doing what i like to do. and we try to use everything that's been tested and approved and recommended at certain times and how much. we do that both for the benefit of the environment and the benefit of our pocketbook. you keep hearing about extra people in the world that need to be fed, so we can't back off on what our production abilities are. we feel we have to keep improving our production abilities. and some of these products will contribute to that. >> the reason that we're worried about neonicotinoids specifically is because they're being used at an unprecedented scale. >> essentially, it seems to me the agri-chemical industry has persuaded everyone that they need these products as an insurance against a pest outbreak in their crop. but actu

that is, i'm not a stabler , not a musician, but i need to make a harp for me to do here.try leaves his native zhodino and completely changes the circle of communication in this village. he finds his like-minded people. he meets his future wife and tries himself in a completely new profession, having neither a professional education as a carpenter, nor a musician, just looking at the minimum information on the internet, they are trying to make a psaltery, someone looked at me and spoke. yes, come on. well done type, i believe you. there was a little fig. basically, people pulled back. i tell everyone i'm retiring. well, it's accepted, like in general, well, in the modern world, if you when you retire, you can do what you want to do, so, i'm already leaving. he recalls that it was the most difficult thing not to listen to anyone but himself. just to trust what is happening without fear and looking back to radically change my life, in general, in principle, i move through life like that. uh, jumps, one might say, that is, there was a period literally. it was 2016. i worked a

congressman meader and stabler. and other members of the pine michigan delegation. members of the graduating class. my fellow americans, it is a great pleasure to be here today. this universe today has been coeducational. since 1870, but i do not believe it was on the basis of your accomplishments that a detroit high school girl said, and i ot in choosing a college, you first have to decide whether you want a coeducational school or aeducational school. well, we can find both here at michigan, although perhaps a different ours. i came out here today very anxious to meet the michigan student whose father told a friend of mine that his son's education had been a real value. it stopped his mother from bragging about him. i have come today from the turmoil of your capital to the tranquility of your campus to speak about the future of your country. the purpose of protecting the life of our nation. and preserng the liberty of our citizens is to pursue the happiness of our people. our success in that pursuit is nation.k of our success as a for a century, we labored to sett