complete the straw, hey, chipmunk beast, mine, i won’t get away until i develop, she led me.nd. if it's faster, then it's backwards , it's okay, when you're late, you can do it backwards,

next, straw. subject 900. is the cone-shaped hat of cas in this country woven mainly from straw?, an old man was cooling. with nausea from death in this hot room, he scattered his magic straw and the walls were frozen, and the water froze, in the bathhouse, in the bathhouse, absolutely right, straw theme 1.200, for christmas 1966, advertiser stick gavlen first installed a giant in the center of the swedish city of gävle straw figure of a goat, in december: 2021 this is exactly what they did to the goat for the thirtieth time. burned? absolutely true, in fact this is not a tradition, but hooliganism, they just burn it every time. further, the straw theme of 1500. the village of solomnoye, which has now become part of this city on lake onega, apparently owes its name not to straw, but to the finnish word salmi, strait. now this village has become part of petrozavodsk broken theme 300 , according to the russian proverb, it is there that the straw is at home, apparently at home, at home, that’s right, the third round is completed, i’m summing it up: 200 to the count larisa, 7200 for

, the straw turned out lousy, it’s not a straw, it’s slices, it’s a straw, oh my god, i made a little frying onions, carrots, well, and the long-suffering beets, of course, that’s when you became a chef, what did your mother say, did your mother say, well done, go to work, because the komi are permians tough guys, that's right, that's right, we still have cabbage left, cabbage, let me cut the cabbage, just tell me how, so that it's not like last time with beets, the straw won't let go today, that's right, that's right, oh, egor, i i know that you have... the restaurant is located in a historical building, that’s right, it’s just an architectural monument of the city of per, the house of klavdia tokareva, and it was built in 1862, approximately, externally, as it is now, it has not changed since this restructuring , and what kind of special klavdia tokarev is this, really? as such, a directly significant person for the city of perm, yeah, but she wasn’t, she just built, let’s say, a beautiful house in the center, that’s exactly what she built. it got used to it, and in the meantime, we

has not said goodbye, take care me, hold me , hold me, hold me, little straw , you haven’t lost your will open, with cakes. a straw, hold me, when suddenly the side in the twelfth fell, hold me, yes, hold me, so yes , i scattered my friends in life up, that again for a five-day week, well, why do we need a five-day week? we will be together, together, and today we will be together, tomorrow we will be together and the day after tomorrow. let's be together, hold me, hold me, hold me, girls, girls, porlyusica. i've arrived, come on, that's it, that's it, come on, vasya, as always, through kindergarten , come on, come on, come on, faster, faster, faster, cold, come on, come on, let's go, and you're so cold, like a sbert in the ocean, everything is yours. i'll price it with water. infection, what did you do, what didn’t you do, what did you do? more, more, don’t touch me, creature , how much should i tell you when you understand who you are in charge, and my hands, i say, new girl on the register, where did the guardianship look, the mother’s cohabitants are in prison, and the mother? li

i buy it, it is available in every region there, it can be brought inexpensively, straw as well , you need a lot of it, and it is sold in season, you can buy a bale of straw of this size for uah 25-30, that is, all the materials are local, so they they are inexpensive, they planned to make the mazanka completely ecological, so inside it is also made of clay, you don’t need flower wallpaper, linoleum and plastic, it is clay with straw, as you can see, this clay is not covered with anything, that is, before people covered it with lime, it was white the wall, oh my saw such a result, and how pleasant it is to touch the clay, it does not smear, as it seemed to us before, er, we decided to leave it as it is, and that’s all, scumbags, it’s very easy to do, you don’t need any wood to cover, just the clay goes right to the tree, it seemed to us, such an aesthetic step, all the wood that you see, it is original, that is, it is an open structure, it is called a bastard, it is on what the ceiling of the house is supported on, here it is, was painted with paint, several layers, with lime, we clea

well, you don’t need a lot of it and it is sold in season, you can buy a bale of straw of this size there, that is, all the materials are local, so they are inexpensive, they planned to make the mazanka completely ecological, so inside it is also made of clay, you don't need flower wallpaper, linoleum and plastic, it's clay with straw, as you can see, this clay is not covered now, that is, before people covered it with whitewash, it was a white wall, but they saw such a result and how nice it is to touch the clay, it is not smeared, as it seemed to us before, we decided to leave it as it is, and that’s all there is to it, floaters, it ’s very easy to do, you don’t need to cover it with any wood, the clay just goes right to the wood, and it seemed to us like that aesthetic step, all the wood you see is it the original, that is, it is an open construction, it is called a bastard, it is what the ceiling of the house is supported on, but it was painted with paint, several layers, lime, we cleaned it all, opened it, and now you can see how the house was built. what kind of wood was used,

, from now on it's summer, there are no more autumn straws.n we also prepare additional grass like this, it also grows in the swamp, this is a special grass, a man walks around, mows it , collects it, so that there is enough until there is new straw indeed, the crucian carp is a good fish, but not all of it, no one. no electric stoves, no ovens, neither gas nor electric, nothing will bake like a stove heated with wood, it’s a completely different smell, it’s a completely different taste, it’s a completely different look, now about this geta our fish is an old sporo folk recipe. dry fish on straw is included in the list of intangible values ​​of our republic, i don’t know, maybe it’s the bottom of the lake, or the water, but no matter how many people have tried this kind of fish, it’s delicious lake poruvo, both dry and cooked fish in any form, it’s special , and maybe because we have a wide soul with humor before we cook with humor, the festival is held, here in russian, i come here often, especially depending on the weather, when it’s raining

shorter straw, shorter straw and whoever pulls the longest straw gets to choose first guess who picked i bolted for everyone who i love guess who had the shortest stick. >> jimmy: simon. >> it was simon. [ laughter ] i was so excited so, you know, he was always last to draw your favorite act so, everyone has ten acts. and then we get to mentor them and help them, you know, hopefully make the act even better >> jimmy: okay, so it's like -- but it's got a little extra stuff in the - earlier this week, though, you were taping and something happened on set. and you had a mishap and you brought us exclusive footage and wanted everyone to see take a look at what happened on set. this is heidi klum ♪ [ cheers ] [ audience oohs [ laughter ] >> are you okay? >> yes >> hi. >> that was a fall >> are you okay? >> yes >> you nearly pulled me down [ cheers and applause >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: that's a fall. ♪ my god >> i know. did you hear mel she was like, "you almost pulled me down." she told me that four times. simon just leaned over to me, and he was like, "make more of it, make more of it. [ la

these are straw blocks. is that when it's hot outside, the city needs air conditioning, then here i go into the house, it’s cool there, in winter we arrived, if we went somewhere to visit, we return to our house, we have hot water, it’s not cold here, this is a house made of straw, yes this is a house made of straw and this will show you if a child asks you if a house made of straw like that of a nif-nif pig really exists, tell him the truth, yes it does exist and bring him here. yes, i want an excursion, take it wherever possible, now people come to kutorchara who want one for themselves, yuri and elena shares their experience and tells how to live in a straw house. and what should you pay attention to if you suddenly decide to build? by the way, when they bought the hooter, it was nameless. the name chara is an old word, as the bowl used to be called. it appeared after the new owners explored the area and found a lot of interesting things. this is a charm, it was formed due to the fact that lime was mined

olya, it’s you, yes, hold me, straw, hold me when there’s a 12 storm storm around, hold me, straw, holdl stay in the garden , i don’t want, well, you never know what you don’t want, i have things to do, work, valya is on duty today, she will stay with you. well, come on, come on, get ready, we’re late, and tomorrow you’ll take me, i don’t want to go for a five-day stay, even if it’s a five-day stay, what’s wrong with that, antosha, dear, it’s necessary, valya will be with you, i’ll come every day, really, i don’t want to go for a five-day stay . i don’t want a child for five days, this is a punishment, i don’t want for five days , i don’t want for five days, i don’t want for five days, i don’t want to, don’t get ready, don’t piss off your mother, grandfather’s garden. well, my dear, be a man, well, everything is fine, one, two, take hands, let's go, currency, you make sure that he doesn't opened up, otherwise he has a way of sticking his leg out, and you have blacksmiths, don’t worry, mom. so, we cross the street, look left, right. hello, hello, please come in, these are all your things

the middle they are a little longer, here there is no wire, nothing, then everything is completely strawundred percent, there are no chemicals here, and it is warm, white plaster under a straw roof, probably the most recognizable image of a ukrainian house today, for 150 years, this house has changed its address more than once, if you look closely, there are still three plates with different numbers hanging on the walls, under the 11th number it is already when ukraine became independent. on the left side is when there were soviets, on top was poland, there is also a sign 225 and under austria 129, if i am not mistaken. the town in which mykola lives today has also seen more than one change of power, romanian, polish, czechoslovak, soviet, and finally ukrainian. for almost 100 years, only part of the windows and coverings have been changed here, and once every five years the roof is covered with natural animal skin. fat, so that it does not leak, the roof has been covered for 60 years, but they covered it in the same way with the addition of tallow, mutton or tallow, so that there would

clay and you are already building, it was cheaper, sowed, the grain was collected by the baker, the straw went on the roof, tarpaulins were spread here in the yard and threshed, we have flails, flails everything was completely threshed, well, maybe someone had a horse-powered machine, the drive from the horses went and it threshed, we threshed everything for years, then we made snoops so that we knew how thick it should be and we made threshers, then two types of sheaves are used , those that go from below and in the corners there are straws, and in the middle they are already a little longer, there is no wire, nothing, everything is completely straw, environmentally friendly, one hundred percent, there are no chemicals here, and it is warm. a white mazanka under a thatched roof is probably the most recognizable image of a ukrainian house today. over 150 years, this house changed its address more than once. if you look closely, three plates with different numbers still hang on the walls. under the 11th number - it is already when ukraine became independent, on the left side - it is when t

house, and this is a straw house, can you imagine, yes, that is, this is it , what remains from the, when you go, here are the rolls, yes, where everyone takes pictures, so you can take pictures with straw, or you can lay it on animals, or you can build a house out of it, we are happy and glad that we are in this very place, because nature is around us , so we love to be here, we love... to have breakfast, lunch and dinner on the veranda, we love to meet our guests here, that ’s why we are happy, the straw walls breathe, let in heat, do not retain moisture, such a house does not need ventilation , sealing, a big plus of housing, warmth, energy efficiency, these are real trees , yes, we didn’t cut them down on purpose, no, they were just already lying on the ground, so yes, we decided to move them from the forest. here, that is, it’s not just decor, it’s a load-bearing structure, the house is beautiful, they built it themselves , they told me how it’s all, and there’s an ecological concept, by the way, you see, here we ’re celebrating growth, how many children do you have, and we are

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of a paper straw. of biodegradable plastic films within 16 weeks same things they films are disappearing they aree degrading over time. it is practically gone the utensils the same thing for different kinds of utensils that pha and pla are practically gone. even faster than the bamboo of wooden utensils if you look here the polystyrene polyethylene film the straw are as new as the day we got them. in closing the problem is getting worse it based on our work of the world's ocean and land. businesses that refill in rios are thriving and their functional alternatives to some kind of packaging. i would be happy to answer any questions you might have thank you. x thank you very much doctor erickson. it's a fastened display you brought up much of. appreciated and awed. >> please make sure your microphone is turned on too. >> thank you for that. good morning mr. chairman and ranking member and ranking berms of the committee my name is erin and i'm the vice president and head of plastic business at world wildl

good >> jimmy: paper straw is good but i don't think it's as good as scale good. >> steve: right. >>>> tariq: no, jimmy. what's done is done. we can't redo. are you kidding me [ laughter ] [ talking over each other >> jimmy: i think it's rigged. i think it's rigged. i think it's rigged. i think tariq came in -- and it's all rigged it [ laughter ] i just need a couple more votes. [ laughter ] i just need a couple more votes to make it real. >> tariq: come on, let's go. let's go, let's go, man. man, i ain't got all day [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, guys. all right, here we go. the last one here says, "one inch is a tiny distance unless you're a man who is 5'11." >> tariq: yo, yes! ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy:, yo! yo, you feeling it come on. he's feeling it. >> tariq: i waited a billion times. yes! let's see the results! [ drum roll [ cheers and applause >> steve: one away one away which one of you - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: by one vote? >> tariq: who thumbs downed that >> jimmy: by one vote -- >> tariq: why? >> jimmy: thumbs down. all right. the winner is right there, "paper straws make

kind day, i, the sister of michal kleofas joseph, the sun of the belarusian land, where does straw weavingto adapt to natural conditions, yes, what kind of weather we have, usually we harvest straw, which means that when the sun shines, when it turns golden, there is no moisture, it is drier, in the hands of a caring master, the clay comes to life. so his creator says you will be him, that’s it, he took me in his hands like a piece of clay and stopped feeling sorry for him, so he began to love me, a trip to the smargon region with the tv channel belarus 24 in the program the route is built, sleight of hand and no fraud, why do we like magic tricks so much, my ultimate task, as an illusionist, as an artist, is to make people believe in a miracle, the viewer, when he begins to believe in magic, a little one awakens inside him, in his heart a child who begins to sincerely rejoice, illusionary art is similar to an interdisciplinary science , an illusionist is a very complex profession, it’s not just some tricks, sleight of hand, no, it’s also psychology, it’s... choreography, speech scenes, ac

they are grasping at straws. they have intended to shut down the government from the start. i am on the armed services committee. i am also on the intelligence committee and i support the mission in ukraine. it is not a u.s.-led mission. it is a mission that the u.s. is participating in and discontinuing resolution will not do anything to hinder what the united states is doing with regard to ukraine. we need to vote for this continuing resolution. we need to keep the united states government open. we need to keep the dod funded and the soldiers funded and disregard totally what you are hearing from the other side. they are grasping at straws, making excuses and telling lies about member compensation as an excuse to vote against this legislation. let's keep the government open, vote for this bill. >> you need to reserve. >> she continues to reserve. the gentlelady from texas. 10 minutes remaining. >> i yield to the gentleman from florida for two minutes. >> the gentleman from florida is recognized. >> thank you. we deal with a lot of complicated issues in this house. this is

of course, the straws were simple, syalyanskaya, where cola himself loves the simple syalyanskaya strawsthe head they sat down, here are the lads they didn’t dare to drink, paradoxically the nobles here would be strict, because such horns would fall, like potassium in bad times, like steamed chicken, and kvass, so as not to spin without an hour. i have a good imagination, so i know, as the geta is unacceptable, i wouldn’t want to try to do such a thing. small dzyatsy sadzhali asobna s usim tratsi table, the little ones didn’t touch the parade there. yakub kolas taksama pіsaў u paeme novaya zyamlya, shto malya yuzіk gael gunn, absobna elі pastayannaya. the parade of dzetsi was not destroyed, but they were never collected, so that we would not be destroyed. so yuzik. fingers flog the grass and varashchaka smear lava, and the saplings hearted and yuzik’s lab were squeezing, then their year disappeared, between them the striker came out, let go here yuzik’s head was in the bottom, pressed the butt on the corpse, at the sisters , geli tsiganuli, yuzik’s sisters tugged at the ears from two tan

people in in monasteries and churches people always practiced crafts. before you is presented what strawong us now as decoration in a modern home, there is a work that is considered very ... exquisite, this is vine embroidery on an insert, the aerobatics of wicker weaving. i am a national master of wicker weaving in belarus, i created a team that revived the craft on our highlander land, and the team received the title of people's, it is the only one in belarus that has the title of people's, this is a people's amateur association, a lozinka. so-called, 125 students have passed through our team, who are now very good at their craft, well , for this work i was awarded the presidential prize for spiritual revival. in the traditions of belarus, bread was never cut with pressure, the bread was jammed, the bread was lamelled. dyvany, geta ўvogule the soul of the belarusian people. libra rubyazhevichy on sunny days wants to produce traditional grains. and so we return to the historical past. vos geta pabudova, yana prysvechanaya karalya mindaug, the first caravan of punishment, to whomever she

, well, they bought straw, but due to the attacks of the occupiers , there was little left of the house they helped rebuild the house, the house was without slates, there was a hole in the ceiling, there was a hole in the back walls. and so not without windows , without doors, humanitarian aid helped to install windows, doors, plastered, half of the house was covered, and despite the difficulties and danger, the woman decided to start a large household again, that's why she applied for a cow. this project in the mykolaiv region to support war-torn households is a pilot project, free of charge residents of villages that were in the gray zone, directly in the combat zone, or were under occupation receive livestock. to date, eight heads of cows have been handed over by a household that before the war was engaged in agriculture, namely agriculture, which suffered destruction, significant damage, and which have no opportunity to restore their farm, as they were used to working with it before the war and receiving, well, a certain income. the goal was also to encourage people to develop small

i see this as the last final straw for the world to say, you have two choices. you're either on the side of the united states and israel, which leads to genocide and murder. in every form of pathological schizophrenia, transgenderism, climate change, every form of disgusting wokism, or you're on the side of the new world that's emerged, which is the bricks countries, and the countries that are siding with palestine, there's two sides, you're either on the side of palestine, and the liberation of people, and the stopping of war crimes, the recognition of sovereignty of countries, that uh, israel cannot have a license to genocide, in the united states, you're either on the side of life and sovereignty and freedom, or you're on the the side of uh tyranny, enslavement and death, and the the side of tyranny, enslavement and death, maskerading is democracy and human rights is the united states and israel that have been pushing this madness, pushing this enslavement, destroying other nations, destroying their their nordstream pipelines, engaging in proxy wars, that's w

straw and that's all they could do to help with the frostbite. that's just one example and he told me a lot of things that are in the book. he had a friend james sanders and he was called -- and he would tell me why he was called that because it comes from when he was five years old. the first copy the book came out and he was at the vfw hall and i had given him the first copy of the book in six months later he said, it was tough for my family. that's one example of respects. it talked before about getting it right and getting the history. when you have living veterans suspect them until their story the right way. tell the story the way they would appreciate it. that was the difference in having living veterans.. world war ii i had an example of a fellow who was in the 30-second rainbow division and went up to a liberated concentration camp and what his experiences were i haven't a journal. that allowed me to ride this chapter with absolute authentication. these young g.i.s 18-year-old kids and one walks up the defense of this concentration camp

these are the rituals of the kollad tsars and the yuriev round dance, butslovsky fest, the culture of strawving. all are presented at the exhibition. as part of the implementation of the convention in the republic of belarus, work has already been done. and i am sure that a huge amount of work will be continued to preserve the intangible cultural heritage; to date, 178 elements of the intangible cultural heritage of our country have been included in the list of historical and cultural values ​​of the republic of belarus. minister of foreign affairs, chairman of the national commission for unesco sergei oleinik, in turn, emphasized: the belarusian people carefully preserves its national traditions and has accumulated a colossal culture. experience. in 2004 , our country was one of the first to ratify the unesco convention for the safeguarding of the intangible cultural heritage and consistently implements it. it is expected that the exhibition will continue to operate in various regions of belarus. we are improving the quality of products, the state control committee is opening a hotline on

was night time, after the refusal of the ternopil citizen, they started to push him to the car with strawst him, in this way he was taken to the premises of the tsk, later, as already established, and on the video, we saw that one a mobilized soldier, the soldiers beat him directly in the premises of the military headquarters, and on it , a soldier-grenadier and the commander of the security department hit the men who are lying in bed. although it was established that the beating was also preceded by a conflict between the victims, with regular army, well, that is, we have to see two sides with you, that is, the men in sambor , who were illegally detained there for 7 and 10 days, they ended up in the tsk, as established , after illegally trying to cross the border, that's right, these men, we have already seen the result of the fight with you, but the investigators established that they entered into a conflict with the troops, they were in a state of alcohol intoxication and, according to witnesses , they tried to beat the guard and take his weapon, the guard himself, who was on duty that

that the doctors had to foresight to gather up rice straw as they were going up the hill andd so theyad the straw to wrap their feet in, that's all they could do to try to protect -- help the frostbite. that's just one example. he told me a lot of things that are in the book and his name was eugene pete sanders and i asked him why he got called pete and he didn't tell me and something about being 5 year's old and i will leave it at that. i had the first copy of the book came out, the frozen hours is the book, the first copy of the book and i have a photograph he was at the hall and i was giving him a copy of the book and six months later he passed away andr that was really tough for my family. well, that's one example of respect. that's one thing i talked before about getting it right and don'd play games with history, part of it when you have living veterans is respect them and tell their story the right way, tell the story the way they would appreciate it. so that was the difference in having livering veterans. world war ii, i had some living people, i had an example of a fellow who

the final straw might have come when a pedestrian got struck and run at hit and run. over her and stop when a lot of the companies are trying to do is collect video data from their driving operations in which the av is nearby. >> one of these emergency response vehicles and specifically train lane algorithms to understand, hey, there's an emergency response vehicle. categorically the vehicle needs to behave differently. >> cruise vehicles will also receive notifications directly from the city to help avoid emergency scenes. >> entirely new at 11. menopause is having a moment, and some would say it's about time. it's normal and natural and is finally being talked about, more especially now in october. menopause awareness month. i had a great conversation with doctor mindy goldman, chief clinical officer of health and clinical professor emeritus, ucsf. we talked about how confusing menopause can be, some common misconceptions and the biggest takeaway. so let's dive into it. confusion paramanus is menopause. what is happening and when? if you're having all the same sympt

drive, here they are rolled, and where everyone takes pictures, so you can take pictures from the straw happy and glad that we are in this place, because there is nature around us , that’s why we love to be here, we love to have breakfast, lunch and dinner on the veranda, we love to welcome guests here, that’s why we are happy, straw walls breathe, allow heat to pass through, do not retain moisture, such the house does not need ventilation and sealing, a big plus of housing is warmth, energy efficiency, these are real trees... they decided to move them from the forest here, that is, this is not just decor, it is a load-bearing structure, the house is beautiful, they built it themselves, they told me, how all this is an ecological concept, here we are by the way, you see here we are marking the growth of children, how many children do you have, and we have three children, three boys, three boys, yes, the eldest boy. will soon be 12, the middle one is seven, the youngest is 2 years old, that is, well, 5 years difference, indiagunga was born to fell down, eager to see every corner of the h

inside this harm reduction kit accessed able to any drug user in the neighborhood, which includes strawsia. >> the hypodermic needles in the syringes. >> i can understand you don't want to pass borne diseases with those items, but there's a lot of items in there that doesn't have anything to do with passing diseases. this tin can they give you to cook up drugs which shouldn't have nothing to do with harm reduction because as you cannot get catch any disease from about this can. so this is an enabling device right here. >> but others argue that giving out straws and pipes keep drug users from sharing with one another and therefore preventing the spread of hepatitis c and other infections. >> we're worried about people all having cracked lips or blood at the source of the site of smoking and by offering these supplies, we reduce the risk of folks transmitting between sharing supply. >> it's part of san francisco's public health strategy called harm reduction. take steps to reduce the negative consequences of using drugs. we want to make it clear the san francisco aids foundation does not o

so this isn't an abling device right here. >> but others argue that giving out straws and pipes keepsharing with one another and therefore preventing the spread of hepatitis c and other infections. >> we're worried about people having cracked lips or blood at the source of the site of smoking an and by offering these supplies, we reduce the risk of folks transmitting between sharing supply. it's part of san francisco's public health strategy called harm reduction, taking steps to reduce the negative consequences of using drugs. >> we want to make it clear the san francisco aids foundation does not offer pipes as part of their harm reduction strategy. but some other organizers do. a few medical studies have found that hepatitis c can be passed among drug users by sharing their pipes. but only under certain circum stances that other person has to have open sores for blood to enter their their bloodstream from this pipe. >> so in general, yes, i mean clean and your own material is a good thing. >> advocates say harm reduction kits keep people healthy. yet as we have witnessed many times

and so they had this straw to wrap their feet in. that's all they could to try to protect them, help the frostbite. that's just one example. i mean, told me a lot of things that are in the book and his name is, eugene pete sanders people and i asked him why he got called pete and he wouldn't tell me because it had something to do with being about five years old and you know, leave at that. but i had the first copy of the book came out the frozen ours is the book. the first copy. the book came out. i have a photograph and he was at the vfw hall and i was giving him the first copy of the book and months later, he passed away. and that was really tough for my family. well, that's one example of respect. you know, that's one thing i talked before about getting it. right. and, you know, don't play games, history, part of it when you've got veterans is respect them and tell their story the right way, tell their story the way they would appreciate it. so that was the difference in having living veterans and i talk world war two. i had i som

so i regret that my friend from vermont drew the short straw to come down here and object on behalf of his vulnerable democratic colleagues. i'll continue to work with my colleagues, and hopefully some of those democrats who claim they want to stop the $6 billion from being released because the last thing we should be doing after these atrocious attacks on israel and on america, i remind you, is enriching the tie las any further -- enriching the eye i can't gilbride nomination be expired at 5:15 p.m. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. menendez: mr. president, the eyes of the world are watching to see how we react to the terrorist attack israel has suffered. days after hamas launched a horrific assault, kidnapping nearly 200, killing over a thousand, and injuring thousands more, the world is watching with bated breath. scenes of hamas' evil are seared into our collective conscience. the images are indelible. israelis slaughtered by marauding thugs. concertgoers shot in the back in broad daylight. people butchered, women raped had even infants murdered in cold blood. the barba

the final straw might have come when a pedestrian got struck and run at hit and run. that then had crews vehicle run over her and stop when a lot of the companies are trying to do is collect video data from their driving operations in which the av is nearby. >> one of these emergency response vehicles and specifically train lane algorithms to understand, hey, there's an emergency response vehicle. categorically the vehicle needs to behave differently. >> cruise vehicles will also receive notifications directly from the city to help avoid emergency scenes. >> entirely new at 11. menopause is having a moment, and some would say it's about time. it's normal and natural and is finally being talked about, more especially now in october. menopause awareness month. i had a great conversation with doctor mindy goldman, chief clinical officer of health and clinical professor emeritus, ucsf. we talked about how confusing menopause can be, some common misconceptions and the biggest takeaway. so let's dive into it. confusion paramanus is menopause. what is happening and when? if

let’s talk about the fact that belarus has so many reasons to be proud, yes, let’s say, belarusian strawist of historical and cultural heritage of the world, yes, including beekeeping, these are some kind of people, i know two hundred kilogram logs who somehow managed to even make wood, like they did it, i still can’t imagine the bees are involved in this, right? what else do you think might be worth including on this list? what else would you pay attention to? not only was it worth it, but we work with it every year, and now, when objects of intangible heritage are included, that is, these are two different conventions, tangible and intangible, when objects of intangible heritage are included, we can apply once every 2 years, yeah, beekeeping in the twentieth year, a straw in the twenty-second year, in the twenty-fourth year it is already accepted our dossier, according to the weaving, yes, this is truly an amazing art, ours, in the twenty-sixth year, a dossier has already been prepared, it has also been sent to unesco, according to the neglyup tradition of weaving, and next year we wil

i regret that my friendrm from vermont drew the short straw to object on behalf of his vulnerable democratic colleagues i will continue to work with my colleagues and i was on the democrats who claim they went to stop the $6 billion and being released because the last thing we should be doing after these atrocious attacks on israel and on america i remind you isn't bridging the ayatollahs any further. mr. president i yield the floors >> the eyes of the world are watching to see how we react to the terrorist attack israel is suffered. days after hamas launch a horrific assault kidnapping nearly 200. killing over 1000. and injuring thousands more the world was watching with baited breath. the scenes of hamas evil or steered into our collective conscience. the images are indelible. israelis slaughtered by thugs. concertgoers shot in the back in broad daylight. people butchered. women raped. even infants murdered in cold blood. the barbaric atrocities are an affront to humankind itself. in the face of unspeakable evil we must not mince words. we must not waver in our resolve. every single one of

in 1972, the first paper was produced from tropia, made by ourselves and a little straw, then a littlebegan to develop production, starting to make it ourselves from cellulose and from waste paper. traditions remained in the soviet union. the dobruzhskaya factory also covered the need for paper in consumer goods. during the war period, school notebooks were in great demand, drawing and drawing paper itself was also in great demand, and there was a period when every fourth student of the former soviet union used a school notebook . it was no coincidence that the factory became the main manufacturer of drawing paper in the ussr. this was helped by the ingenuity and professionalism of the dobruzhsky wallets. we started the drawing room, but then problems began with the supply of telelos. and we developed a drawing paper with the addition of deciduous telelo. and even. we could work on 80% of the hardwood only in the 20th war, we were able to make paper , so we established ourselves on drawing paper , professionalism, inventiveness, will more than once help solve the problems assigned to t

some of the straw art pieces are the size of a truck and look the same. video games, and, of course, fairytale castles are born, and the little dog also joined in. but who is the sculptor - the pedestal that looms in front of participants in the super show, come on, all together, the most not real ones on the way to the highest levels. it’s getting tougher and every note can become decisive, you ’ll see this tonight at 21:30. well, all together, this is an exciting, exciting and super emotional television competition, where you can sing everything, including immortal classics, folk repertoire, rock ballads and modern hits. the main thing is that the performance touches each of the 100 experts opposite. we also have talents, there are many of them, they surprise, they are different absolutely genres, different competitors with different approaches to vocals, competitors from moscow, krasnodar, novosibirsk, surgut and georgia will have to compete with each other for the attention of the leader of the hundred sergei lazarev and 99 music experts. the earth is

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israel, which will happen, i think soon, perhaps by january, this coming january, this might be the straw that breaks the camels back and removes the fig leaf that the palestinian authority and other palestinians and other arab leaders, keep saying they are normalizing for the sake of the palestinians so to speak, i think this will be significant, there isn't it significant, saudi arabia has always collaborated with israel under the table. of course from the time of working with israel against jamal abdul nasir for example and against the interest of the yemeni people in the 1960s, to this day they have always collaborated, but doing it openly now, despite their own pledge not to do so and the fact that saudi arabia was the country that initiated the arab peace initiative so to speak, which says no normalization. until there is a palestinian state, i think this will remove all these illusions and i think it is significant in the sense that saudi arabia of course is one of the largest economies in the middle east and so it can be very significant in removing this fog that has kept things g

as for the last straw, well, that’s unlikely. there is still, oh, so much poison in ursuli.han the rest, and no one is obliged to respect it, yes, just like other countries, and israel should treat others with respect, everything should be mutual, but something tells me that in the west such a position would be considered anti-semitic, and vonderlein also compared russia to a group. hamas. russia and hamas are similar. as president zelsky said, they have the same essence. both killed and took hostage innocent civilians, including infants and children. only ursula could manage to put a middle eastern owl on the globe of ukraine. this is a barbaric way of fighting, and if this infection is not stopped, it can spread from europe to the middle east. east to the indo-pacific region. when ursula talks about a contagion that could spread to the middle east and the indo-pacific region, it is not immediately clear whether she means european values ​​or american tolerance? and while world leaders are washing the bones of the main european aunt, the international sawmill quietly added

they are drawing straws so the opposition to his candidacy appears to grow. the house has been without a speaker for two weeks since kevin mccarthy was forced out. joining us now is congressman bacon. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, jake. >> we have seen what some would call a pressure campaign, others calling a bullying campaign for those not on the jordan train. sadly, your wife got some ugly, anonymous text messages warning you to back jordan. one read, why is your head causing chaos by not supporting jim jordan? i thought he was a team player. your wife responds, who is this? oh, now you have nothing to say. ur husband will never hold political office again. what a disappointment and failure he is. people are tough when they are anonymous. i see from your vote today it did not have the desired effect. >> i'm a 30-year retired air force general, commanded five times, deployed four times, led a flying squadron in combat. so if they think a pressure campaign will work with me, it's not. it's angered me and my good friend. the way to get to us is thro

open support for the armed forces of ukraine was the last straw, after which the russian the ministrynounced the revival of the undesirable organization and banned its activities in russia. but the sect that took root turned out to be life. changed the sign, went underground, here is the next meeting, it is led by one of those detained today, nadezhda ukhova, she is in the center. surely muscovites, frantically praying for the expansion of the cell, guess what the parishioners’ money could be spent on, given that muntyan openly posted all the calls to help the sun in his public pages, ukhova herself predictably pretends that the detention came as a surprise to her, you knew that the organization is banned in russia, nevertheless they held a meeting, why? i didn't hold the meeting. no matter how they did it, there is a video, i didn’t hold the meeting, and you collected money for muntean, no, of course, however, the connection between the so -called russian pastors of the sect and muntean is obvious. ukhova, for example, wrote him down in her phone as apostle vladimir. others have his

been since the showing that we protected it before the demonstration because we made a cabin and used straw flanks and earth to cover it. all of that. they knew where the connection was going. it was all burned down like this and through i said, i'd say that goes this way. it's also just that whole farms, a 170 heck tests of land, mainly grace please to cold. krupps that the poli, without the additional irrigation during the hot summer months for me long to do so. if i'm a, he's opposed to the rest of the while. he watches the vegetables, he grows on the 3 hex has from a well right on the property with the military. this is my, well the, the water is going down compared to 2 weeks ago. i have to get this man in a normal year, it overflows in winter and all that. but it's gone down by at least 2 meters, like job younger that he's worried as well, could run dry if mole right and go through his quotes in the base unless seats into the ground floor to a new i box that i won't have any access to it, but you wouldn't, i don't have that much land so it doesn't make financial sense to get a connect

in this it matched the degradation of a paper straw. look at film we had several kinds of biodegradable plastic and found over 16 weeks the same thing the biomaterial are disappearing, degrading over time. this piece of film is practically gone. utensils the same thing for different types they are practically gone even faster than the wooden utensil but if you look here the fork, the polyethylene strahl they are as new as the day we got them. in closing, i'd like to say that the problem is getting worse based on our work in the world's oceans and land. we urgently need to smart policies. businesses that refill and reuse are thriving and functional alternatives to some kinds of packaging. i'd be happy to answer any questions you might have. thank you. >> thank you very much. that's a fascinating display you brought. much appreciated. ms. simon. please make sure your microphone is turnednk on. >> thank you. good morning mr. chairman and ranking member. i am the vice president and head of plastic waste at the world wildlife fund i want to