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the world cup carnival continued in kazan today, tartar culture in full display. the competition from here intensifies, as france and argentina are about to discover. with just 13 minutes gone, kylian mbappe's burst of speed caused havoc in the argentine defence. penalty for france! the 25th penalty of this tournament awarded, antoine griezmann with the finishing touch. with france starting to dominate the game, back came argentina. angel di maria with a superb strike to make it 1—1. what a strike for angel di maria! but this has been a tumultuous tournament, and so it continued after the break with an avalanche of goals, starting with lionel messi's shot being turned in by mercado to give argentina the lead. the french response, though, was swift and overwhelming.

in the former tartar district with its colorful wooden houses it seems as if time has stood still. for me a great story and rooster more like ali i have thinks that it's important to keep the tart our culture and language alive. we will start early. making a lot of effort to preserve our historical heritage i think it's up to my generation to determine which language our children and grandchildren will speak what they think and what they believe. in with. both russian and tart our can be heard on the streets of gaza but the fast food tends to be traditionally tartar the local equivalent of the hamburger is called kiss to be. the souvenir shops are gearing up for the upcoming football world cup too though the city has not gone completely mad locals are looking forward to the fans. in the what it is that it's great for the city of promotes development people are coming though because that has really changed. daughter it's great i'm really happy that the city is getting ready and being cleaned up making an effort to ensure that our guests have a really good time. the only. one way of

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it will be the salt of the tartar. >> eric: it's a good idea.ernardin and you call it georgiana's tartar. >> eric: i'm going to do it. i send you the picture. >> georgiana: sure. >> eric: seriously. i'm going to do it. >> georgiana: ah cool. trop bien. >> anthony: and my single favorite marseillais classic -- pied et paquets -- a dish which encapsulates everything i love and believe in about food. first, the hair on the sheep's foot is burned off. the meat is then tenderized and cut into pieces. sheep's tripe is cleaned and cut into squares. each piece is stuffed with onions, parsley, garlic, and salt pork before being rolled and wrapped into small pouches. these are stewed for several hours in a sauce of white wine, tomatoes, bacon, onion and carrots along with the sheep's foot. i love this dish. >> eric: i love this dish too. >> anthony: this is everything i believe in, in food. this is just absolutely the top. >> eric: it's a dish with soul. to make it good, you have to put your soul into it. >> georgiana: yes, and my soul is this. >> eric: a

her government do you think it is well it's a very comprehensive deal it's the toughest disk the tartars deal on asylum on migrants that the european union has ever agreed on including a much much stricter controls at the european union's external borders and the idea that there will be comes from migrants both all those bullets and inside of all of those borders with ought at the moment specifying exactly where those are going to be and especially important for america is that there are several deals it seems that there are fourteen countries in all that agree to take back refugees from germany if those refugees have already applied or been registered in those countries that's very important for her dispute with her interior minister because he has said germany should close a sport as completely to those migrants that have already be richer said elsewhere so under these circumstances she might be able to persuade her colleague in fact from the bavarian conservatives that this is enough to satisfy his demands and there has been a lot of mixed reaction hasn't there from the c.s.u. do you

a puri with horse meat tartare. and an authentic goat biryani. wow.he end, and perhaps as a nod to the anglo tradition, however, there will be stilton. ah, this is a genius meal. these princes of gastronomy, never a suboptimal moment. nothing short of excellent accepted, beyond excellent, too much excellent. yes, possibly. over the top? yeah, definitely. it all comes around in the end, the circle of life. we begin at the beginning, the heart and soul of every right-thinking quebecois, apparently. ice, a stick, and a puck. fred and dave and martin picard are joined by the original god of montreal gastronomy, the great chef normand laprise, to watch their beloved montreal canadiens lay waste to the carolina hurricanes. >> fred: yeah! >> anthony: all the while eating, of course, and drinking, as it turns out, the finest wines known to humanity. >> anthony: man, here we go. [ cheers ] ♪ ♪ >> woman: [ speaking japanese ] ♪

nine hundred fifty four was one of the most important tartars of the twentieth century exhibition will runs on november the fourth. british actor huma gregor will play the lead in a sequel to stanley kubrick's legendary horror film the shining the one nine hundred eighty cult classic it's about a family that spends the winter in an empty hotel over the course of the film the father jack torrance played by jack nicholson begins to lose his sanity. in a sequel dr sleep ewan mcgregor will play jackson danny has now become an adult. those the shining and dr sleep are novels written by best selling us writer stephen king . so easy and live an august man novel floats across the stage the twenty six year old russian is a prima ballerina with the bolshoi ballet in moscow but at the moment she is especially guests at the hammock ballet where she's dancing in a piece called the lady of the chameleon us to become such a great dancer across immense discipline and a great deal of hard work and of course a passion for the dance. times fiery and powerful at others graceful and sensitive august minova

this is the capital of the autonomy republic of tatarstan for centuries muslims christians and jews tartars and russians have lived here peacefully side by side as the city's impressive architecture shows. in the afternoon young students from cousins music school give a surprise concert for the passengers. the trains three restaurants serve a lot of fish but also meat potatoes and vegetables yet most fear is very laid back . i know it's great you don't have to worry about a thing everything runs smoothly it's so well organized yet. i think it will take many beautiful memories with us and we've met some great people it was worth it if you or. the last leg of the journey is across central russia after covering some eight thousand kilometers the train reaches its final destination here passengers get to take in the sights of the russian capital moscow. the end you will meeting of the goes the world heritage committee has opened and back again and in addition to natural heritage and cultural sites there's also a distinction for intangible cultural heritage now for our high five we've put togeth

tartar culture on a full display.rom your intensifies as france and argentina we re intensifies as france and argentina were about to discover. with just 13 minutes gone in mbappe's burst speed caused a burst of havoc in the argentine defence. and one with the finishing touch. with france starting to dominate the game, backend argentina. demaria was a superb strike to make it one all. —— with a superb strike. but this has been a tumultuous tournament and so would continue after the break with an avalanche of goals starting with lionel messi prospects —— lionel messi's shopping turned in. the french responded swiftly and overwhelmingly. the sublime technique —— hazard's technique. and then came the knockout blows. france's teenage in their sensation ramming on the third and showing his comparator to land his second and his team's forth. a girl squirt like to make it 11—3 but it was too late. —— aguero made a3. we heard from the head coach of argentina. this is what he has had to say. he painfully says "especially since

the world cup carnival continued in kazan today, tartar culture in full display.are about to discover. with just 13 minutes gone, kylian mbappe's burst of speed caused havoc in the argentine defence. penalty for france! the 25th penalty of this tournament awarded, antoine griezmann with the finishing touch. with france starting to dominate the game, back came argentina. angel di maria with a superb strike to make it 1—1. what a strike for angel di maria! but this has been a tumultuous tournament, and so it continued after the break with an avalanche of goals, starting with lionel messi's shot being turned in by mercado to give argentina the lead. the french response, though, was swift and overwhelming. pavard's sublime technique brought the scores level once more as two giants of the world game slugged it out. and then came the knockout blows. france's teenage sensation ramming home the third, and then showing composure to land his second and his team's fourth. he has done it again! aguero scored late to make it 4—3, but it was too late. magnifique from mbappe, mi

tartar or it will be harder to get access to health care across a range of o different populatis it's going to be much more difficult to be out as a transgender person in certain circles because christian conservatives and others are going to be targeting this population as it becomes much more visible. and yet at the same time there is sort of an upsurge of activism andd momentum that is taking place in thousands of local communities across the united states and the world that are creating a different context for being gender very and creating a different conversation about gender that's going to make it easier for people to come out. both things are going on at the same time. i think we are going to be in for a lots of difficult political challenges but ultimately i think the direction is going in the direction of greater diversity and greater possibility for claiming these different kinds of -- >> i think we are able to open up to audience questions now. i think people can come over to the microphone. >> hello. as the world is becoming more supportive as i i can see it the are stil

doesn't tartars milliwatts nitrates are already a major problem and we now know that pesticides could also become one we're keeping a close watch on as we take regular samples to see whether levels are increasing from year to year on the kinds of. the main problem is that many pesticides do not decompose once sprayed they remain in the environment for years this is legalised environmental pollution on a grand scale and it also threatens our drinking water filtering out pesticides is extremely time consuming and costly and this purification is paid for by everyone who uses water. again we do not assume that farmers are at fault when these agents appear in the groundwater farmers must be able to have confidence that highly effective active agents purchased at considerable expense will have the required protecting a fact in the topsoil but then break down and no longer appear in the groundwater as water suppliers we expect the chemical industry of the twenty first century to manufacture active agents that have an excellent effect and are affordable but no longer appear in ground water be

beef tartare with quail egg. >> anthony: so when you were first planning a menu for this place and thinking? >> lucia: i wanted to have like a small restaurant, but that you could have a very nice everything, but small. you know? one fish, very nice. a little vegetables, you know? >> anthony: right, this is the most vegetables i've ever seen in this country all at one time. we're all driven people at this table. you know, you went all the way to new york, you have how many restaurants in new york? just the one, two, three? >> group: three. >> anthony: three. >> lucia: nice number, man. >> anthony: you're not lazy. >> lucia: you could have seven. >> anthony: i'm going to guess you're like this, too. we're all driven people, so where is your happy place? >> lucia: well, i got married on saturday. >> anthony: this past saturday? >> lucia: yes, that was the day that i felt hay all day. but it's good because you cannot have happiness all the time, you know? happiness -- >> anthony: no, no, happiness all the time is fascism. >> lucia: it's a disease, man. >> anthony: it's oppressive. >> lucia: yo

properly battered pieces of fish and some good tartar sauce. what were your favorite activities?h. >> anthony: right, overturning the lifeguard stand. >> chris: yes, had to go. >> anthony: they were representatives of the man. >> chris: firecrackers on the beach. >> anthony: firecrackers on the beach. >> chris: i have some firecrackers in your car by the way. just saying. >> anthony: good. set them off in the elevator at the casino. >> chris: perfect, perfect. thank you. ♪ >> anthony: it was paradise. america's first dream vacation. the beach, as far as america was concerned, meaning bathing suits and swimming in the surf, was pretty much invented here. atlantic city. >> rich:, a working class, it was here for you. back then you dressed up to walk the boardwalk. it was capitalism at its purest and most assertive. it was a democratic dream designed from the beginning for everybody. flashy, utilitarian, upright, deeply unapologetically corrupt. the knife and fork inn was right there through it all. in many ways its story, a perfect reflection of changing times. established in 1912

so he likes caviar aysters and bone marrow and steak tartar. >> sh: that's fantastic. [ laughter ] hearth. [ laughter ] >> exactly. manhattan kids, i'm going to have them too. >> you're going to have them too. >> seth: i'm going to have them too. thanks for being here. it's always such a pleasure. >> thank you for having me. >> seth: julianna margulies, everybody. "dietland" airs monday nights on amc. we'll be right back with annabelle wallis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ today, historical sites are disappearing, but ai can help us bring history back to life. to recreate historical sites, we had to stitch hundreds of pictures one by one. with microsoft ai, we are able to stitch hundreds of thousands of pictures in one night. i need to make it possible, because it's so important to do it. with artificial intelligence you can go in, you can experience it. ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ ♪ ♪ join t-mobile. and get netflix included for the whole family. so you can get l

. ♪ beef tartare, i like that. and who does not love roasted bone marrow?he good lord wants you to eat this, really, he speaks to me all the time. confit of beef tripe, and since i'm all about vegetables slow roasted cauliflower with caramelized onions, and lentils. >> anthony: so does second city travel, they have a road company? >> paul: there are touring companies, three touring companies. they're on cruise ships as well so i did ten months on a cruise ship. >> anthony: oh! >> paul: which is ten months of looking at the water and wondering you know at this trajectory would the boat pull me under? if i've had this much to drink, how long before the boat is out of my sightline? >> anthony: so that's like a prison ship, i mean. >> paul: yes. >> anthony: because you, you, you can't say, "-- this." >> paul: it's real fun for the first two months. it's a lot of fun hanging out with the crews. you know, there's a lot of, you know, venereal diseases going around. >> anthony: right. >> paul: and a lot of partying, there's a bar every two feet. and then after you

nine hundred ninety six and the next in the historic historic town of town of port or port arthur tartars has made as many as. four for ever ever change. the course of course of history here in australian history here in australia. with the. thirty thirty five so a lot of souls lol is lost their lost their lives to a gunman gunman's mad his madness this massacre was a car with a capitalist analyst for the. government governments who are not to enact massive masochists sweeping weeping changes to no changes laws to no laws regarding owner guarding owner seven percent by buying and selling a firearm and selling a firearm which maybe it's to be it's time for the united the united state of states states to start let's start looking out for going out for help help for. laughter. the reason reason we didn't we call the whole these are shots our ships is because because they're a shade ship to say you know say you know on the seas of the sea tomorrow that's kind of ease up tomorrow that's kind of why we call it that they're not a house why we call it that they're not a house a house needs power

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