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soviet inventions, if you look at workers' houses, bruno taut around berlin and other examples of leftistrchitecture of the twenties and thirties, we will see this type very economical housing. in the fight against excesses, they abandoned not only architectural delights, but also the previous sizes of apartments. now, while the area of ​​a two-room apartment is on average 22 m, a bedroom 6 or 8 m from ... the kitchens were especially advertised in the film, or rather their advantages, which were seen in the size of only 4 square meters. previously, in order to cook borscht - the announcer said, the hostess had to run around the kitchen up to 50 m, but now you can reach everything with your hand without leaving your place. the construction of such standard apartments in architecture was reflected in public buildings, cultural facilities, hospitals, sports facilities. belarusian architects faced very difficult tasks, to maintain a balance between styles and not to turn the city into a faceless one with monotonous buildings. a unique phenomenon was the emergence of fundamentally new approac

to step up their game there's a second form of slacklining called highlining, where people walk a taut line, anchored hundreds even thousands of feet between two cliffs. a 2022 study done in poland showed slacklining can help rehabilitate injuries and significantly improve stability and balance the best part? michael says anyone can do it. i try to look kind of straight ahead as we found out the hard way. that's a bit of a stretch. summer higgins says the secret is to just go with it. i think it's the flow state. there's few things in life that i feel like just drop your mind into your body. for michael, it's a walking meditation. you just relax and you kind of take a breath with each step and it goes from being something that's stressful to just something that's kind of inherently peaceful >anne>and okay, the slacklining i could maybe do the highlining that would be a no back to our first alert weather. now taking a live look outside at the santa clara valley from our camera on black mountain. let's check back in with meteorologist jessica burch >>we were sitting above average yesterd

if you look at workers' houses, bruno taut around berlin and others. in the fight against excesses, they refused not only architectural delights, but also the previous sizes of apartments. now the living area of ​​a two-room apartment is on average 22 m, a bedroom 6 or 8 m, a common room 14, especially in the film they advertised kitchens. their advantages, which were seen in the size of only 4 and a half square meters. previously, in order to cook borscht, the announcer said, the hostess was forced to. run around the kitchen up to 50 m, and now you can reach everything with your hand without leaving your place. the construction of such standard apartments in the ussr in the republic became widespread. the specificity of the situation in the soviet union was that this very economic housing became a state program. and indeed, a huge country was built up with khrushchev-era buildings. indeed. this led to a certain architectural monotony, uniformity, some skuti. industrial approach, new trends in architecture, reflected in public buildings, cultural facil

home i'll take you away, i'll bring all my acquaintances i'll see, i'll see for joy. and trouble one tautng you are connected with you, you through the years, you through the years fly after me, like a tanned angel behind your back, return give me music, without music it's sad. we parted, but our music remained, you through the years, you fly through the years. with me, like a tanned angel behind my back, give me back my music, without music it's sad, it's time for our music to melt away. i'll never come back, never again will the water sing, without a trace, everything washed away without a trace, no need for lies and grossen, string-picked. you through the years, you fly through the years with me, like a tanned angel with a back, give me back my music, without music it's sad, we parted, but our music remained, give me back music without music melancholy we parted but our music remained music. muzika. well, why are you standing there so timidly, what are you thinking about, again, the familiar motive sounds, we have forgotten to dance, hurry up because the song is not finished, it has li

it seems like every candidate tauting their plan. not just one idea it is three or four or five to make it work. where does it stand? >> obviously complicated and dominating the conversation as we move towards the election. last night we were talking about the gravity of the questions involved. personal freedoms and what can we do to people in public spaces and where does individual freedom end and collective responsibility. these are profound questions, worth pointing out that the city is struggling with it for so long >> not a new problem. not a new election, either. people run out of patience people are looking for answers and pushing for answers and like we said. it is really going to dominate the discussion. >> all right, definitely. wilson walker, thank you. >>> you can watch wilson's whole series on our website kpix.com. overdose prevention was a big focus in san francisco. nar can test strips along with information on addiction were made available for free at city hall. more importantly, if you know anyone who is struggling w

he walked along a taut steel cable between the twin towers of the world trade center, then the tallest buildings in the world. of course, this was against the law. pyati and his friends pretended to be journalists or couriers and carried all the necessary equipment up. they threw it between the towers with a bow and arrow . canada and stretched a 200-kilogram rope. philip walked along it eight times, with a 25-kg pole without any safety equipment. he finished when he saw that it was going to rain and was immediately arrested for trespassing and disobeying authorities. but he was released in exchange for a free performance for children in new york's central park. in 2015, the brilliant hollywood director robert de mecques made a film about this dizzying walk of philip five. this is what this day was like. history magical adventures with fire, but beat yourself over the head, nickname, who do you have, where you need to go, that's what they call me, because i'm taking you not where you fool want, where you need to go, lights on, soon! russia , ... this issue of the program instruction. l

he walked along a taut steel cable between the twin towers of the world trade center, then the tallestd. of course, this was a violation of the law. five and his friends gave themselves away for journalists or couriers and carried all the necessary equipment up, threw it between the towers of canada with a bow and arrow and stretched a 200-kilogram cable. philip walked along it eight times, with a pole weighing 25 kg without any safety equipment. finished when he saw that it was going to rain, was immediately arrested for trespassing and disobeying authorities, but he was released in exchange for a free performance for children in new york's central park. in 2015, the brilliant hollywood director robert de mecca made a film about this dizzying walk of philip five. that's how this day in history was. people serve in intelligence not even physically strong, but simply stronger in spirit. the maroon beret is a symbol, it is worn, i believe that there should be a model in everything, they should reach for it, worse is impossible, better is possible, such a motto we have always had in life,

he walked along a taut steel cable between the twin towers of the world trade center, then the tallest buildings in the world. of course, this was against the law. petit and his friends pretended to be journalists or couriers and carried all the necessary equipment up. with a bow and arrow, they threw a 200-kilogram cable between the canada towers and stretched it out. philippe walked along it eight times, with a pole weighing 25 kg without any insurance. finished when i saw that it was going to rain, was immediately arrested for trespassing and not obeying. authorities, but he was released in exchange for a free performance for children in new york's central park, in 2015, the brilliant hollywood director robert de mekies made a film about this dizzying walk of philippe petit. this is how this day in history was, who are you? i, a traveler, aeronaut jean ivan, and so we are namesakes, what a fairy tale! without ivan, uh, uh, what started, without deception, without a flint, likhodi has locked me in a flint, a pen, self-written ink, magic, you'll get it, the main thing is, vanya, hurry

engaged in snowboarding, yeah. this is a woman after braiding such braids, you see, here it was tight a tauthair is lost, t... no, i will not be a condemnation action, i'll better show traction again, what is traction? traction is pulling out, that's what traction is, that is, tightly-tightly-tightly braided is pulled out, you yourself know about this, yes , it is clear that the front line of the head has already retreated here, yes, it was probably lower on you, well , what are you telling us, even even visible, here it was, even visible, we can say that this is not only pulling out, it's just when there is mechanical tension. here an inflammatory process occurs due to the tightening and simply because of inflammation , both the blood circulation and the nerve supply and nutrition of this follicle begin to change, that is, it simply dies, it is one thing to pull out a hair and have the opportunity to restore it, one thing, and another thing when the entire hair follicle simply dies and then it does not restore, well, look, this is generally your life and your personal business, do you want?

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if the hair remains in a taut position for a long time, this is the worst.ested that alexandra, who has been constantly experimenting with kanekalon for the last year, be examined by a trichologist, a hair health specialist. oh, i would have pulverized everything, it is too expensive to be nourished in 2 days, everything would have been washed away. what i saw under trichoscope. does not please either the doctor or the patient. now i will show the phenomenon of sebaceous dermatitis. these yellow scales are sebaceous dermatitis, when the skin is not washed well enough. of course, not only people with extravagant hairstyles are susceptible to sebaceous dermatitis, but here is another symptom that clearly indicates that braiding is harmful. here, sasha, look, there is also a phenomenon of traction hair loss, there are also stretched ones. i see a lot of stretched hair. directly clamp it, now you can see that it starts to crawl, here it is stuck together, that's it, it melted, this is our low-temperature material, this is what happened to it, but the danger may

step up their game, there's a second form of slack lining called "high lining" where people walk a tautnds of feet between two cliffs. 2022 study done in poland showed slack lining can help rehabilitate injuries and significantly improve stability and balance. but best part michael says, anyone can do it. >> try to look kind of straight ahead. >> reporter: as we found out the hard way, that's a bit of a stretch. summer higgins says the secret is to just go with it. >> i think it's the flow state. there's few things in life that i feel like just drop your mind into your body. >> reporter: for michael, it's a walking meditation. >> you just relax and you kind of -- take a breath with each step. and it goes from being something that's stressful to just something that's kind of inherently peaceful. >> reporter: and if you do it right, finding your balance can be a walk in the park. >> should we try it? >> i think we should. you know, the buddhists have long taught walking meditation. and that's sort of like that. only you are just suspended above the ground. >> you are not that far high off

petersburg, bedside tables are strict and taut on high legs, the design was invented by the englishmanes patterson, the furniture is made in russia, the frames are made of oak veneer, curtains on a metal cornice and eyelets, sewn from a mixed fabric based on pleestra cotton. anya, here's an interesting thing, in such a small room we used large details, large elements, and it would seem that everything should have become even smaller, but in fact there is a lot of space and a lot of air here with all this, yes, this is such a decorator's trick, the interior turned out so noble, it is so stately, you want to come here, i think that our heroes will go back home on trips, because the numbers will... clearly lag behind, and opening the doors here, their whole world will turn upside down, that is, they will not expect at all what they will see here, definitely, that is , they will not even have such a picture for a moment, now we will find out, let's wait. dala i was most surprised by the ceiling above the bed frame for a canopy, because we had the experience of living in a hotel , we really

away. in front of all my friends i will see i will kill for joy and sorrow we are connected by one tautg you and i through the years you fly after me through the years like an angel. tanned behind my back, give me back the music, without music it's sad, we parted, but our music remained, you through the canal, you through the code you fly after me, like an angel tanned behind my back. give me back my music, without music there is melancholy, we parted, but our music remained, never, i will never return. the water will never sing again, without a trace, everything was washed away without a trace, a lie is not needed, it is worth a penny, the string is broken, you through the code, you through the code fly with me, as if an angel got a tan. give me back my music, without music there is melancholy, we parted, but our music remained, music, muzyka. muslim loved to give flowers, the most beautiful ones he, of course, presented to tamara ilyenishna. in one of her interviews she once recalled that once was on tour in kazan, and muslim was flying by plane through kazan suddenly decided to stop

finding new ways to escape, here's a border patrol boat, chasing the evaders at full speed, ran into a tautand capsized. it must be said that ukrainian military commissars of the security forces are having more and more problems with equipment against the backdrop of the flaring up popular resistance, especially the minibuses and suvs of the tcc are burning brightly and frequently. those who burn the cars of the tcc workers, and now just the military, those who organize a riot and fight off their people from the military registration and enlistment offices, they are not for us, they are for themselves, they just want to live, the employees of the tcc are responding harshly demonstratively: in one of the territorial recruitment centers of the volyn region , military commissars beat a man so much that now he is in the hospital in a drug-induced sleep. in kharkov, the employees of the tcc beat up a militant of the armed forces of ukraine released from captivity. for the us, this is a disposal operation, in this way we got rid of our old aircraft, while allowing us to justify new costs, and als

the harris campaign continuing to taut and flex its large crowds and enthusiasm. conventions are always about reaching people and telling a story. democrats clearly feeling energized that their story is in a very real sense a unified upbeat party. over the course of this week they want to evolve from those important, almost dignified discussions of a transition last night to the future. passing the torch from biden to harris and from hillary clinton breaking a barrier, she did win more votes than donald trump in 2016, to the passing of a torch to harris looking to beat trump not only with more votes but with an electoral college victory two months from now. that's what they're hoping for. the programming "tonight show" cases party leaders taking the vision and the argument into the future, joy. >> night two, ari, is expected to have a similar energy. a handoff from the old guard of the democratic party. barack obama will be joined by michelle on stage tonight. two of the most beloved figures in the democratic party advocating for kamala harris in front of their ho

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