yes , we just sent one surin in an ambulance. i don't have any brother. let's go let's go. i said, guys, this is novikov talking to someone nearby. he is urgently needed here. you just need to talk first. let's get one dude above the level . louder speaking, we sent the shell- shocked man in the ambulance 5 minutes ago, he had a certificate in the name surina yes, but a man claims that he is. understood, end of connection. it seems that soon it will be more accurate. i will release the wolf . then we'll talk. so vera write a deep shock of unconsciousness, there are no external injuries, but perhaps internal fractures and hematomas in the chest area. a full x-ray and ultrasound should be done. and you can’t move, lie down, we will take you. i listen there should not understand anything. here runner stop for another number. major gera just called from the police to us here under the name of some surin they brought a criminal or a runaway from the site of the explosion. wherever you run, run the observation deck from there. they just called, they say that some shell-shocked ma

there are more than 200 houses in a village near surin, and in each of them rings, bracelets, earrings, necklaces, made here in the traditional thai style are widely known far beyond the provinces. and for example, here is such an artificial, made silver belt was presented to the blow by the local artisans. in the home anatheotonga workshop, two such belts were made, one was presented as a gift to the princess, and the second was kept for herself. as a family religion , most of the residents, banchok are ordinary farmers, formerly a goldsmith. they practiced in the off-season, when there was no work in the fields, and specialized in recognizable decoration motifs from the provinces. surin, over time, the rustic silver hobby began to bring even more income than rice cultivation, and farm silver is in special demand with everyday products, no problems now, customers come here for jewelry on purpose and often order work. for special occasions, each utrong pours out a silver slice, ignites a gas burner and begins to melt the metal into its tiny pieces. in the warm wind, then the master pou

but when covid struck, they moved back here to surin, where they have been struggling to make a livingree health checks and medication. they often have problems with their digestive systems, says this volunteer vet, because of the stress of moving or because they are now getting the wrong kind of food. the sheer size of these animals makes them hugely expensive, they cost as much as a luxury car to buy, and eat hundreds of food kilos every day, but there is another challenge to thailand's elephant economy, and that is that the tourists who sustained it for so long now have ethical concerns about all the various tricks they have been trained to perform. joy lives with three generations of elephants, descendants of animals passed down to her by her parents and grandparents. covid forced her to bring them back from the holiday island of phuket, where they had been doing tourist shows. these days, she posts videos of them on social media, but the donations she gets from their online fans are never enough. look she is hoping that, as the tourists return, some at least will still be willing

but when covid struck, they moved back here to surin, where they have been struggling to make a livinglephants free health checks and medication. they often have problems with their digestive systems, says this volunteer, because of the stress of moving or because they are now getting the wrong kind of food. the sheer size of these animals makes them hugely expensive, they cost as much as a luxury car to buy, and eat hundreds of food kilos every day, but there is another challenge to thailand's elephant economy, and that is that the tourists who sustained it for so long now have ethical concerns about all the various tricks they have been trained to perform. joy lives with three generations of elephants, descendants of animals passed down to her by her parents and grandparents. covid forced her to bring them back from the holiday island of phuket where they have been doing tourist shows. these days, she posts videos of them on social media, but the donations she gets from their online fans are never enough. she is hoping that as the tourists return, some at least will still be willing

but when covid struck, they moved back here to surin, where they have been struggling to make a livingms with their digestive systems, says this volunteer, because of the stress of moving or because they are now getting the wrong kind of food. the sheer size of these animals makes them hugely expensive. they cost as much as a luxury car to buy, and eat hundreds of kilos of food every day, but there's another challenge to thailand's elephant economy, and that is that the tourists who sustained it for so long now have ethical concerns about all the various tricks they have been trained to perform. joy lives with three generations of elephants, descendants of animals passed down to her by her parents and grandparents. covid forced her to bring them back from the holiday island of phuket, where they'd been doing tourist shows. these days, she posts videos of them on social media, but the donations she gets from their online fans are never enough. she's hoping that as the tourists return, some at least will still be willing to pay to watch the elephants perform. translation: i think there m

the engine of the legendary t-34 tanks and specifically aluminum was really surinamese and there surinsct bauxite deposits not only from the united states but also from brazil, which in turn supplied half a lot. why else take the rubber that was part of the tire american sudakers that did not end with katyusha brazil was rich in latex for rubber, brazil was rich in silicon brazil was rich in a number of products such as potatoes, corn, meat , all those products that were used as animal feed or included in dry rations dry rations supplied dried fruits, and a variety of vegetables, nuts, including nuts, the code goes on a separate line, but half of what you mention is the production of south american american food well, let's be honest, in the forties of the xx century there was a shortage of indulgences. in general, food was predetermined both by the occupation of life by the germans in important regions of the ussr, but also by our pre-war internal realities of the time. whatever was said in soviet films and canonical soviet textbooks, whatever it said about the advantages of the collec

the engine of the legendary t-34 tanks and specifically aluminum was really surinamese and there surinst bauxite deposits, the military landed not only the united states but also brazil, which, in turn, supplied the floor with a lot of other things to take rubber, which was part of the tires of the american studakers, on which katyusha was placed by the end of the war. brazil was rich in latex for rubber, brazil was rich silicon brazil was rich in a number of products in such as potatoes , corn, meat, all those products that were used as animal feed or were part of dry rations. they supplied dried fruits, and a variety of vegetables, nuts, including orekhovo, go in a separate line, but half of what you mention is american production. so let's get back to the main topic for us to supply, as we already understood, latin american food is an amusing detail, oddly enough , but in arkhangelsk, latin american delicacies were first discovered back in the 19th century. in arkhangelsk, and this is not a warhead, but a form in order to make a sugar loaf ; the most interesting thing is that in the

i asked surin to call me. yeah, what the hell are you doing, you son of a bitch? didn't understand what was the matter. bank on krasnoarmeiskaya i'm young man, that you installed new software with us after your so -called maintenance. there is nothing to fix. there are normal plugins. i had to put. i immediately said you decided to save this suite taught. shut up freak. yes, gentlemen, i think that you will solve your problems without me , dear alexei mikhailovich. wait. we are today we'll fix it and it's in my best interest. you understand, i understand, i understand it's better to be friends with us of course so the program was unlicensed no, of course. tanyusha make coffee yes, of course, without sugar. will you no? ok. come on, let's go today. cyril what's the matter? what's the matter? little brother, everything is so arranged in life, that it is possible for someone, but not for someone. what is possible? you can install leftist programs, you can steal money, you can hit in the face, some can do everything, but nothing else is allowed. well, i got it mixed u

but when covid struck, they moved back here to surin, where they have been struggling to make a livingd eat hundreds of food kilos every day, but there is another challenge to thailand's elephant economy, and that is that the tourists who sustained it for so long now have ethical concerns about all the various tricks they have been trained to perform. joy lives with three generations of elephants, descendants of animals passed down to her by her parents and grandparents. covid forced her to bring them back from the holiday island of phuket where they have been doing tourist shows. these days, she posts videos of them on social media, but the donations she gets from their online fans are never enough. she is hoping that as the tourists return, some at least will still be willing to pay to watch the elephants perform. translation: i think there may not be as many elephant shows as they used to be because we know that some foreign tourists think that people who keep elephants don't love them. or treat them badly by making them perform. so they might not want to feed the elephants or watch

that did not translated, in my opinion, so far into russian by a fairly well- known spanish writer surin, and the plot of this story is as follows. what does that mean, somewhere in palestine. well, a rich house is not rich. well, in general, the house and the owner of the house are scary. to an angry angry irritable person who, uh, swears at his family, who are already tired of him insanely, he is tired of them and of his own passions. here is such a person, and suddenly to him. he is a diligent owner and comes to him every day to tell him what and how. one day he is told that some strange people have entered the bread that belongs to him. and what were you doing there? he is terribly indignant and goes into this bread, and everyone is already waiting. what does it mean that he is ready to smash them all then, and he goes to the window of this bread and sees something. then he comes back to the house completely different and he talks softly to people. here is a story called the first miracle, such a transfiguration that happened to this man. and why is this story even more interesting,

has not been translated, in my opinion, into russian until now by a fairly well-known spanish writer surin, who are already tired of him insanely, he is tired of them and of his own passions. like this man, and suddenly to him. he is a diligent owner and comes to him every day to tell him what and how. one day he is told that some strange people have entered the bread that belongs to him. and what are you doing there? he is terribly indignant and goes into this bread, and everyone is already waiting. what does it mean that he is ready to smash them all then, and he goes to the window of this bread and sees something. after which he returns to the house completely different and he softly talks to people. here is a story called the first miracle, such is the transfiguration what happened to this person. and why is this story even more interesting, what is the gospel story? well, we in mine, bitch, i understand in the gospel of matthew in the gospel of luke, we know, yes, this is the story of christmas . well , probably for the gospel this is a very important detail. but here is precisely the