certainly and also when the age _ change in the country. country. certainly and also when the age of self went - change in the country. certainly andj also when the age of self went from 16 to 18_ also when the age of self went from 16 to 18 we — also when the age of self went from 16 to 18 we saw a drop of about a third _ 16 to 18 we saw a drop of about a third making in that age group and more _ third making in that age group and more recently the age of sale has gone _ more recently the age of sale has gone from — more recently the age of sale has gone from 18 to 21 in the us and they have — gone from 18 to 21 in the us and they have also seen a large drop in smoking _ they have also seen a large drop in smoking among 18 and 20 —— 18 through— smoking among 18 and 20 —— 18 through 20—year—olds in the us was stopped _ through 20—year—olds in the us was stopped so — through 20—year—olds in the us was stopped so it is clearly a workable approach. — stopped so it is clearly a workable approach, the prime minister's is clearly— approach, the p

the current smoking rates in all age groups are at their lowest ever recorded. licy. it is only going to fuel the black market because it. young people smoking, they will simply get their tobacco from the black market. once they are a bit older they will get it from abroad. there is also the infantilised vision of society. once you are 18 you are an adult and it is up to you to decide if you want to drink alcohol, smoke tobacco and fewer and fewer people are smoking tobacco. the government has to educate people about the health risks of smoking and encourage people to go to reduced risk products, which many people are already doing. let's talk more about this with phil chamberlain. he is the deputy director of the tobacco control research group at the university of bath. thank you forjoining us. i'm going to put some of those points that we heard to get your thoughts. what about the points that smoking rates are falling and there is no need for this type of policy. if are falling and there is no need for this type of policy-— this type of policy. if we paid atten

and congress forgot that the age of the organization was a nazi organization. and they invited the aged members into united states congress . nancy pelosi sing their praises. they were allowed the option of memorabilia in the congress to raise money for their cause of the blind hatred that the united states government has towards russia. apparently, blinds them to the reality that a saw of like many other ukrainian nationalist organizations. indeed, any part of ukraine that links itself to the odious nazi id. ology of steph, i'm bad there of, you know, has this horrible history. that's an interesting school. you know, earlier we saw an in a package earlier about the us saying that there was a, a concrete, some of the site procedures that the us came to put in place. how would you gauge the effectiveness? well, 1st of all, to start off by saying that the united states government is lying through its teeth, there is not a concrete procedures, a concrete procedures shielding the american public from the reality of how us taxpayer money is being spent in ukraine. t

the program is for children under 7 years of age. because the children recognize that they are looking for pleasure, they enter into different themes and finally newer techniques, but at a younger age, most of the puppet and performer-oriented spaces mean, for example , the happy aunt, and they answer that she is actually a performer and the children are clapping their hands and cheering for the 6-year-old instrument. after that, this attraction is also about preparing works that were actually works that were broadcast many years ago. still, some of the elders and children of today and children of yesterday have memories with them . it was made of flowers, anemones, and blossoms, with a program full of stories and pen in this suitcase full of prizes and books of stories and soukati for you and the children at home. lovely basic like the neighborhood. brobia health and neighborhood or like these dolls whose names are still remembered well done, dear mice, teachers and students of the mice school. kapel danbari cold and meat trust one

he has died at the age of 86. sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia in 2020. sir bobby. interview to -- interviewed sir bobb . ~ interview to -- interviewed sir bobb .~ ., interview to -- interviewed sir bobb. , bobby. welcome he was a world cup hero, bobby. welcome he was a world cup hero. 1966. _ bobby. welcome he was a world cup hero. 1966. he _ bobby. welcome he was a world cup hero, 1966, he was _ bobby. welcome he was a world cup hero, 1966, he was a _ bobby. welcome he was a world cup hero, 1966, he was a manchester i hero, 1966, he was a manchester united legend. he was of course a european cup winner as we saw. he also got the prestigious ballon d'0r, the most prestigious prize for any footballer and only nine footballers who have ever lived have been world cup winners, european cup winners, what the champions league is now called and got the ballon d'0r. going through some of the numbers. 758 appearances for manchester united, 249 goals. but above all, this man was a legend because he was a gent of the old—skool. you heard that modesty in that clip, i

, so in the end he didn’t age, in fact, because he, he led the seminars to the end. he wascles it came out, it came out after death, you agree with your father, he had a theory that a person dies when either no one needs him, or he no longer needs anything, i agree, well, that’s how you just look at these frames, here he’s already over 80 and somehow, well, 70-80, but he looks, well, that’s what everyone would want, of course, at this time. yes, he looked very, very good, until the end he didn’t have any wrinkles even on his face, towards the end of his life he began to not sit down, turning black again, so we also noticed this was also surprising, we have footage of how vladimir skulachov actually looked, well here right in the last months of life, 2022. hello, today is february 21, twenty- two, this is a wonderful holiday for everyone who is involved in aging. i congratulate you on the holiday of february 21, well, it’s a holiday, i’m just a pitiful 87 years old, i went to a seminar, that is, work is in full swing, absolutely, yes, teaching, scientific, yes, he also has a

england footballer who also played for manchester united, has died at the ages "it's with great sadness we share the news that sir bobby passed peacefully in the early hours of saturday morning. he was surrounded by his family. the family thanks people for their support and for the help of people gave to his care as sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia back in 2020." now let's move on to our main story this hour and that is the first aid trucks have crossed into gaza after the rafah crossing from egypt partially opened this morning, throwing a lifeline to gazans. these pictures show the first trucks entering, loaded with food, water and medicine, which are desperately needed by civilians inside gaza. israel agreed to let just 20 trucks through. the un says at least 100 aid trucks are needed a day to cover urgent needs there. there was disappointment that fuel has not been allowed in to power hospital generators. israel sealed its borders with gaza — imposing a total siege on the strip 12 days ago. the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza is now the only way t

of— the us, they introduced an increased age of sail— the us, they introduced an increasedective. so i'm sure the — age of sail and it was effective. so i'm sure the tobacco industry would like to— i'm sure the tobacco industry would like to wait— i'm sure the tobacco industry would like to wait for a few years to see what _ like to wait for a few years to see what happens because delay is one of the big _ what happens because delay is one of the big tactics. but i guess most compelling argument is from philip morris _ compelling argument is from philip morris itself. internal documents describe — morris itself. internal documents describe the effect of raising the a-e describe the effect of raising the age of— describe the effect of raising the age of sale, that it would cut our key young — age of sale, that it would cut our key young adult market of 17 to 20 roles _ key young adult market of17 to 20 roles they— key young adult market of 17 to 20 roles. they need to get young people hooked _ roles. they need to get young people hooked on— roles. they need to get young peop

at the moment— mandatory age verification. at the moment it — mandatory age verification. t is the law and i do it to everyone. it _ this, it is the law and i do it to everyone, it is not personal. we want _ everyone, it is not personal. we want to — everyone, it is not personal. we want to make sure that this is something retailers can enforce. small— something retailers can enforce. small shopkeepers have a difficult enough _ small shopkeepers have a difficult enough time and we don't want to make _ enough time and we don't want to make it _ enough time and we don't want to make it more difficult. we did a big survey— make it more difficult. we did a big survey of— make it more difficult. we did a big survey of retailers, and retailers supported — survey of retailers, and retailers supported raising the age of sail, and retailers actually said that the tobacco _ and retailers actually said that the tobacco measures that had come in, which _ tobacco measures that had come in, which the _ tobacco measures that had come in, which the tobacco industry wound up to say, _ which

the most important factor in reducing the age of cancer in young people is air pollution and nutrition , the most harmful of which is smoking and fast food. avoid any type of smoking , be it cigarettes or pot. in addition to this , proper nutrition and proper nutrition can help . the most common cancer in young people is these four types it is cancer that anxiety and mental tension in this age group increases the possibility of people getting it. the reason is very clear because anxiety and stress actually affect the immune system and the patient becomes susceptible. in order to catch this disease , young people's lack of attention to the symptoms of the disease is one of the challenges of diagnosing and treating cancer. in people over 60 , it doesn't take more than a month from the time they get symptoms to the time they go to the doctor, but at a young age, it takes 6 months for a young person to go to the doctor when they get symptoms. naturally in this period of 6 months, his cancer is more advanced than what is removed. the reason for holding this conference is the activity of a c

i work to help my... working children are at the age of six, seven or eight. those are less than the o we cannot count working children accurately since there is no accurate survey of those aged less than 17 available. خلال عملي مع مؤسسات بالطفلization there are children employed in their father's work, children who work privately and children employed with non-related employers. as social worker, هنا كان دوريي كاخصائي اجتماعيه بيختلف من طفل لطف. necessary laws to prohibit child labor have disappeared, the ground. ate the children's little bare feet and three branches toward the little soft hants, appearance of childhood has left them. عشان يصررف to get my allowance and to help him bear the cost of me going to my school. we work on this land with our father, we do everything, maintaining the land, supplying goods to the market, planting the greenhouses with vegetables, collecting figs and ابويا وفينا احنا انا نفسي اكون زي بنات العالم الطفل في هذه اللحظه فعلا بريء وااثق من العالم children are innocent at the moment, they trust people, they work in fields that require commitment. which

above the age of 60, not to the young. we always say the people. the future belongs to the young. i think actually the way things are shifting now, i would strongly argue that the future belongs to people above the age of 60 or 70, but that that skills transfer, that ideas transfer that you extoll in the book, isn't it harder to do when everybody's at home and not seeing each other face to face? oh, absolutely. we still don't know to what extent this is going to undermine morale. organizational cultures, all of these things. it's been short, right? we have only two or three years worth of experience of people massively working from the home. this is going to be a lot of unintended consequences of these. so we need to wait a little bit and then make adjustments. but that's why i was, you know, extolling, as you say, hybrid work as opposed to pure remote work. i think the future should be hybrid work. and by the way, it's also very good for the environment because we've got an epidemic of loneliness in this dangerous lonelin

actor matthew perry has died at the age of 54. the los angeles times, quoting law enforcement sources is reporting the "friends" star was found dead about 4:00 p.m. this afternoon in a hot tub at his los angeles home. daily times reports that sources speaking on the condition of anonymity did not cite the cause of death. the paper reports there was no sign of foul play but robbery, homicide detectives from the los angeles police department are investigating the death as would be routine in a situation like this. as you probably know, perry appeared in countless other tv shows but he is best known for his role of chandler bing in "friends." the sitcom ran for ten seasons. so many of us learned with his memoir that in many episodes he was struggling with addiction. his battle with alcohol and drugs, specifically painkillers, was well known. he wrote about that addiction in his memoir, that he titled "friends, lovers and the big terrible thing" including that he went to rehab more than 60 times. cnn's camila bernal is in los angeles.

but i was as the as the grapevines age, the wine they produce gets better. but this is because older vines have a longer roots reaching deeper into the soil, you plus they are more resistant to whether fluctuations or making them much better of surviving droughts and a lack of precipitation story, which often happens in the summer and before harvest. once the roots are deep enough, and so that usually takes about 12 years for a vine growing and one place where the grapes seals and the resulting wine are of a much higher quality level. so the insidious thing. so i've read that, you do everything you can to prevent the mechanical damage to the grapes. what does that mean exactly? do do everything by hand? hand pick can sort and also by chance for double, most of the work we do in the vineyard is by hand. every year we focused on each individual buying at least $4.00 to $5.00 times basically every season as we start on our a manual task. the 1st thing we do is the pruning tone, which has meant to adjust the expected yields of divine scope, and this is done to e

actually, employing children under the age of 15 is violation of labor law as well. ey're in a bad mood, they work earn their living, عشان يعملوا المستقبل عشان كذا لا هم بيشتغلوا عشان مصروفهم اليومي طبعا هي مركز اول المستقبل المركز حاليا, the center has made great efforts with the children and succeeded in returning 84 of them to school in about four months and 84 طفل الى المدارس الف الشباب اعرف asking myself whether i a good person or not, so i joined the vocational school. to get the benefit of learning a craft and have a workshop as well as others. they visited me at home and asked me whether i quit school. i said yes, i did. they asked me why i quit school. i said that it was because i wanted to work. they asked me about my work. i said i worked in farming. they invited me to join their vocational school, provided i quit working. i agreed. i joined the vocational school and learned a craft. they came every day to the farms to see if i was still working there. i was prohibited from working outside the school. some organizations bring a gleam of hope to those childr

and they invited the ages of members into the united states congress. nancy pelosi sing their praises. they were allowed to auction off memorabilia in the congress to raise money for their cause. well i just to remind you we all keeping very close tabs on a major escalation in israel. palestinian attacks being described by son was the most severe in nearly half a century. and we are across the store in the region, you know, keeping it posted on or on the quotes on the i'm actually in redundancy and welcome back to going underground pool, cussing all around the world from the u. a in a week where both the us and russian are conducted in nuclear war drills in britain does have safety drill, perhaps one for british politicians and they're bunkers, but it is russian president vladimir persian 1071 major nations began war exercises in northern scotland, presumably training against russia in china. let's go straight to the us capital in order to hide us marine cool. connell and former pentagon official, he's not senior advisor. vince national security program

one of england's greatest footballers, sir bobby charlton, has died at the age of 86. his family said he passed away on saturday morning surrounded by his loved ones. and storm babet continues to batter parts of the uk, bringing high winds, torrential rain and risk to life flood warnings. the weather has caused widespread travel disruption. with more on the death of sir bobby charlton and the rest of the day's sports news now. hello and welcome to sportsday. live from the bbc sport centre in salford. coming up. tributes to sir bobby charlton, england world cup winner and manchester united legend, who's died today, at the age of 86. charlton, bobby charlton. it's worth trying. we look back at his goals record breaking achievements, as well as erection from old trafford. we'll have the latest on a busy day in the premier league — with late goals giving liverpool victory in the merseyside derby. another day for england to forget at the cricket world cup, as they suffer one of their all—time worst defeats. also coming up on sportsday: england fans will be hoping for better

matthew perry has died at the age of 5a. nt we want to live with someone live images of the gaza skyline. the sun has risen over the gaza 's writ. we are hearing that communications after a 24—hour blackout is slowly being restored and cyber territory. a phone and internet access coming back online. the latest appearing from the israeli military. officials are telling dollars that my gaza civilians they should move south where humanitarian efforts will apparently be expanding that according to israeli military officials. this all comes of course as israel continues its operations by ground and by air inside the territory. that as we know now that the death toll also rising to more than 8000 people according to the hamas health minister. stay tuned right here on bbc news. hello, there. it's been a very wet night across parts of england and wales with heavy, thundery rain spreading its way northwards — that rain becoming confined to the far north of england and scotland throughout sunday. elsewhere, we'll see sunshine and show

this is part of my duties, that is, every day in the morning i begin my rounds, i watch how the process of agingnd storing sparkling wines goes, this particular wine is atymillion of the twentieth year, you you will see it next year, and this is still a temporary cork, you observe, kronin cork, semelion - this is generally our exceptional wine, this is our beginning point of reference, just translated in greek. that's why this wine was created a large team, also with the help of the french team, of course, we bring something of our own , we experiment, in principle we need to choose the right picking day, that is, we are in the vineyards there several times every day, that is, we monitor everything, how the ripening is progressing, are there any diseases? where does the desire to become a winemaker come from? it’s just hard for me to imagine a child who suddenly decides, mm, i want to become a winemaker, especially since we don’t seem to have to try wine in childhood, well, for me it was purely by chance, then eat after there already in the eleventh grade, when we are already consciously making

crawling, crawling like a volcano, and from the revolution, faith , we will not hide in the fear of the ages, i will resist with weapons , i will resist with weapons, i will come, come, do not do evil in my intentions, and go forward, confident, atina, i, everywhere, crawl, crawl, like the fire, and be aware of the revolution, i will not hide in the fear of the ages, i will resist. defeats and trustful determination, the determination of the righteous , he, he, the glory of me, where you will perish, in the face of us, the ages no, we will never set fire to the fire . hasbna allah and you are the naam al-wakil who is silent and silent and the branches of gaza kill and slaughter children and women, children and women slaughter children and women slaughter imam al-saf, imam al-samat al-alami. or america, or france, or saudi arabia, or the islamic world. hey, the woman who writes the american weapon. killing and shelling with american weapons aleem albayut, saktin. hello, how are you? thank you. please , mom, this is prajak sadr shampoo, thank you, my daughter , why prajak now? because first of

the majority of young people under the age of 30 spent the majority of their media consumption off one to detail. would we be comfortable if that tv channel was controlled by the chinese communist party? would we be okay with that? i would say no, we are. these are bold claims. there's no concrete evidence of chinese governmental control of take talk as of yet. and content don't take dog is not only created in china, but from use us around the world at the same time. take those algorithms influence what we see on our for you page. this allows for certain opinions to be pushed while others are suppressed, but the same is true for algorithms on youtube, facebook and instagram in the us. these are trusted. after all, they only want to make money. many members of congress would like to get rid of picked up the 21st days of already banned the app from official devices and in officially wi fi networks. and the recent us senate bill could even give president binding the power to band tick tock across the country with the law. just take the nation and the world need a new playground to data es

aghayoun or the celebration of the 63rd birthday and reaching the age of the prophet the celebrationne of the traditional and ancient rituals of the turkmens, was held in north khorasan. this ritual, which is known as prophet ghioni , was registered as a spiritual heritage of north khorasan. the ceremony of aghayoun or prophet is one of the best and biggest celebrations of tarkam. gentlemen, the celebration of the 63rd birthday or the celebration of reaching the age of the beloved prophet of islam is one of the traditional and long-standing rituals of turkmen, and for turkmen women and men who reach this age , they celebrate this celebration . for the mosque, there is another lecture about the attributes and greatness of the prophet slumanie, yes , steadily stepping down 63 or my turkish man from a man or woman always wishing and praying for their lives to reach the blessed life of the prophet. this issue shows the devotion of the people to the muhammadan religion of the messenger of god. they read the quran, send dhikr and salawat, they have a good tradition among the society , popu

age. that is the test shipment. — trucks of age. that is the test shipment, that _ trucks of age. s the test shipment, that is _ trucks of age. that is the test shipment, that is what - trucks of age. that is the test shipment, that is what they l trucks of age. that is the test i shipment, that is what they say. they are only talking about food, water and medicine, we need all those things, we need the water to be switched back on, we need to electricity and fuel because that is what runs the desalination plants and that is how people get water to their health, we need shelter, we need much more comprehensive aid supplies. but we need the bombing to stop because you can't deliver aid under constant bombardment, it is impossible. under constant bombardment, it is imossible. . ~ under constant bombardment, it is impossible-— under constant bombardment, it is imossible. ., ~ ., ., , impossible. thank you for 'oining us with that sobering h impossible. thank you forjoining us with that sobering depiction - impossible. thank you forjoining us with that sobering depiction of - impossibl

that's at the age of $31.00. the conventional wisdom was that he had earned every dollar on his own. some called him a genius and many analysts lauded his abilities in quantitative research. but it turns out that it was all just a fraud. many banking and investment professionals were taken in by the same bank been freed, who's also known as s b. s. many politicians were taken in by him too. so when did you realize that something was amiss? what was it that triggered your interest? low salary was always too good to be true and the man was incapable of explaining anything in finance. so anything and everything he said demonstrated that it was there was no, there, there. this was a scam. and yes, it's easy, easy. it's not genius, it's a dash of the on that part of these kind of criminals. to get the top financial people in the world to stay in your praises, even though you're actually an arrogant more od a. s. b s, founded f t x, which was known as the crypto currency derivatives exchange in april, 2019. it began ope

must, also breast cancer, in general, according to screening measures, we take breast cancer from the agen came to a gynecologist, and the gynecologist is obliged to examine the breast, if necessary, perform an ultrasound examination, and if necessary, refer her for a mammogram , yeah, there is such a concept, a blood test to detect more than 60 types of cancer and tumors, all reagents are made in belarus. sounds fantastic or am i just out of habit, like many, before still, well, let’s say, i underestimate my own, a good technique, a good technique and i think that it is a very promising technique, because it is truly unique precisely because it is a belarusian technique, and the technique is a technique using belarusian reagents that do not require, does not require large costs, there are some issues with the equipment that these reagents pass through, but i think this is so that... time will be finalized and there will be no problems either, but we have a laboratory in minsk that is already working on research, specifically blood tests for 60 types of malignant tumors, so a blood test i

and the person himself can, for example, if he does not fall under this age group, ask for this, but if he falls under this continent, this is the same medical examination, he can also offer if the patient is older. 50 years old, this is a man, that’s it, he is subject to pssa research in any case, he doesn’t need to ask, he will be offered this is a doctor. a screening event is precisely a contingent of people that we must examine, because we must get a result, we must get it, if we extend this to the entire population, we will not get a result, okay, the idea is clear, now i have just one moment, i want come on, since we are already engaged in prevention with you and such propaganda, but in a good way? this word of medical examinations, this is really the age at which you must go to the doctor voluntarily in order to be examined for presence. possible cancer, yes, for women and men, look, for men, this is the threshold age of 50 years, 50, 50 years, and even for that, i have lived up to this time, well done, forward, forward, for women 30 years old, already 30 years old, she must un

working children are at the age of six, seven or eight. those are less than the age of 10 are forcednts or those acting in their place. so we cannot counting children accurately, since there is no accurate. خلال عملي مع مؤسسات during my work in child related organizations, i found number of types of work and children, there are children employed in their father's work, children who work privately and children employed with non-related employers. as social worker, my role varies from oneother كان دوريي كاخخصائي اجتماعيه بيختلف من طفل لطفل. necessary laws to prohibit child labor have disappeared, the ground ate the children's little bare feet, and three branches toward the little soft hands, appearance of childhood has left them. عشان يصرف عليا و work with my father to get my allowance and to help him bear the cost of me going to my school. we work on this land with our father, we do everything, maintaining the land. supplying goods to the market, planting the greenhouses with vegetables, collecting figs and selling them to salesmen, figs are our main source of living. انا بنزل على ال

one explanation could be that as a wind growing region, it was hit hard by the little ice age. the people here just need someone to blame for the hailstones that ruined their harvest. or were their religious radicals at work. who was actually on the local, which commission the historians, i to whom it says it was a group of local citizens, eager to better their status. a secular court that seized the opportunity to up in social power structures to its own advantage. and the victims, fortunes along with it. it was all about power, money, envy and resentment as a well off family high up in the pecking order. it's no wonder my guns each. it was a target whereby we can clear up yet another misconception that the catholic church was the driving force behind the european which trials does i smoke? the notion of the catholics hunted witches and protestants were restrained, doesn't hold any water. indeed, after the reformation vending and was predominantly protestant, and it turns out products to communities were often farm or zealous in their persecution, of which has been catholic one

and congress forgot that the age of the organization was a nazi organization. they invited the aged members into the united states congress, nancy pelosi sing their praises. they were allowed to auction off memorabilia in the congress to raise money for their cause. the nato has its aggressive site set on what it refers to as it's quote. so the neighborhood specifically the middle east, north africa, and the head region, the most chief, yes, the book has appointed an ex but council to review the alliances approach to those areas. the allies launched a deep reflection on needles relationship with its southern neighborhoods. the report should assist the allies and taking stock of the following developments in needles, broader southern neighborhood and identifying concrete recommendations to shape nato's future approach, including by outlining opportunities for further engagements in cooperation with partner nations, international organizations and other relevant actors. besides with a panel of guess about whether need to amazing in rows in the middle east could b

one of the important stories we've been following over the last couple of days is the delivery of age into the gaza strip as one of the signs that that aid is actually getting to kind of sentience industry. with what we have so far know about the delivery of the 8th. so the trucks have been allowed into the gaza strip and were directed to the owner. wow. designated warehouse in the city of there is but we are not sure we haven't been confirmed about the prod this of deliveries as there are frequently this. busy uh, listed by the is really government on how and where these 8 should be delivered. now when we compare the amount of, of humanitarian aid allows it to the gaza strip compared to the actual needs of palestinian at this particular time, it's only tiny bit of what the small inc. 5 needs in normal time. the, the, the gaza strip daily needs of the human and turtle food supplies, medical supplies of fuel and other materials exceeds 500 trucks. it is redid, now when we compare these 2 numbers, the 8 are just so little compared to the dire needs of palestinians. hope that there, ther

actor matthew perry has died at the age of 54. the los angeles times quoting law enforcement forces is reporting the friends star was found dead in a hot tub today in his los angeles home. the l.a. times said sources spoke on the condition of anonymity. there was no signs of foul play. perry is best known for his role of chandler, and friends. perry appeared in every episode of friends, his battle with alcohol and drugs, specifically painkillers was well-known. his autobiography. he went to rehab more than 60 times. kamala what more do we know about matthew perry's death? >> pam very few details here but as you mentioned the l.a. times says this was an parent drowning accident at his l.a. home, hatched today. we have reached out to matthew perry's team we also reached out to the l.a.p.d, they have not gotten back to us. but the l.a. times saying there is no apparent foul play in this incident. unfortunately we are waiting to get that confirmation from l.a.p.d. and from matthew perry's team there. unfortunately this is obviously ext

yeah, i think we've exhausted the debates about the age, the i guess this is not the organization all the but the cut, the communicating or negotiating or facilitating our role is to destroy from us and that i think we should move on from this issue. all right, well you say that your goal is to eradicate how mosque, but even if you are to achieve this goal in whatever form that you imagine it to be, what happens in the long term, what is israel's end goal for garza, if a mazda is gone then who feels the vacuum? so we are in the process of dispatch and they called us as a, as a company organization, as an organization that has utilized all of the tools of government to exit unprecedented desks and destruction is rarely society. we are still shaken by the images of brutality that the terrace that were funded by this organization, trained by this organization equipped by this organization and government, and instructed by this organization to come dot 1300 more than 1300 people have been butchered in margin, hands bought from us. we are still conducting funeral, some 200 funerals a day.

today , just over half a million people live in the country, the population is aging, the birth rate is low, and the working-age part of it is leaving for countries with a higher standard of living, but they have also begun to expel russians. latvia makes money only in the service sector, sprats and riga balsam, but they now sell sprats also according to quotas. aizh balsam is interesting only people from the post-soviet space, because they remember latvia with the russian language, nordic character and friendly. but today it’s different. and i’m aksenia lebedeva with you. hello. if the economy is at zero, you need to feed people an idea, the more toxic it is, the fewer questions there will be, nothing is clear in principle, but it’s very interesting, latvia today, renouncing everything russian, is not moving to nationalism and the revival of its latvian, to the stage of fascisation, which is its pushes the european parliament and washington, but why do people... they are also unforgiving and silent; apparently, they won’t be around for long. yes, in riga prices for everything are hi

it so happens, in life not everything turns out as you plan, but it just happens, especially at the ageust finished school, yeah, i studied at the local school for 7 years, and after that it turned out that i already went to the institute of foreign languages ​​there, something else, that is, there at the institute you already fell in love with music, but no , you probably fell in love with music before, and what group inspired you the most, well, at first it was probably such old rock-roll, richard, elvis presley. yeah, because my dad loved this music and listened to it on a big tape recorder. in the military garrisons where i lived with him, this is probably where it all started, and then the beatles, then the rolling stones, and so on, and when the idea came to how to organize my own group, well, it was about 12 or 14 years for me, at the age of 12, my own group, well, yes, at the boys’ school we did something there, what you played , i played the guitar, and you were self-taught, yes, i kind of think that it happened so that i received a general education in universities, yeah, and

matthew perry, who has died at the age of 54. you are looking for more of her read. and now to sarah for the sport. to the cricket world cup first where india have beaten england by 100 runs in luknow to remain unbeaten in the tournament. england won the toss, elected to bowl, and the hosts struggled on a tricky pitch. captain rohit sharma providing the foundation of their innings with 87 runs, as they got to 229—9 off their 50 overs. in reply, england once again failed with the bat, with their big hitters failing to score. liam livingstone — their top scorer with 27, the defending champions bowled out for 129. their hopes all but mathematically over. a goal from dominic calvert—lewin ensured everton earned a vital premier league victory over west ham in their first game since the death of chairman bill kenwright. on a poignant day for the merseyside club, striker calvert—lewin brought some cheer to the toffees, in a rare moment of quality in a scrappy encounter where both sides struggled to create chances. calvert—lewin had descr

the minimum age of oak to make one such barrel is 70 years, younger oak it can’t be, the older the oaky the barrel itself is considered, there are only about 1,600 barrels at the plant, 7,800 are in this workshop, but before that, this is the heart of the kizlyar plant, if at this point something went wrong, and you can forget the tasting, this is 500 decals, this is a decalliter, what does it mean, in one decalliter there are 10 liters , it is produced through this tap, you see , steam is supplied, it is insulated so that there is no heat in the nose, it is made of red copper, everything is equipped made of red copper, including the coil inside, everything else, here is the ball, gooseneck also has its meaning, this is the future cognac after, of course, oxidation of aging, let's say 3 years in oak barrels or containers. in other words, omitting all the details of the technological process, the future aromatic drink is born here, which has been familiar to belarus for several years. since the twentieth year, the share of export sales specifically to the territory of belarus has been 1

, and working in the press, or macerate separately, for example, white grapes, you can agereally like it just when they say that i like this wine and i want to return to it, the most important thing is when, firstly, you want to take another sip, and not just try, but really try it when you want to return to wine, and they tell me that i changed my opinion about russian winemaking due to this. wine and i want to buy this bottle again and again and come back to him, this is the most important praise, we are driving through the krasnodar region, what are the features kuban winemaking and what, well, you see the trends, well, in fact, kuban, kuban winemaking distinguishes kuban and crimea, it is industrial winemaking, here it is distinguished by the fact that there are more areas. the winemaker has vineyards there, well, here is the largest winery in europe, let's say, yes, here is kubal vidro, well, 13,000 hectares, 9,000 of them , fruit-bearing vineyards, this is an incredible power, even relatively small plots, farm plots, they are all the same sometimes 30 hectares, someti

the quintessence of the work of alexei balabanov, this image, and i can say , i travel a lot. from the agerussia, i saw the look of danil bagruv in the eyes of each of them, that is, it’s just such an idol and a banner of today’s times, that’s the most important thing there there is morality, and you talked with seryozha bodrov, how we made a whole film for bodrov, i say, about a month and a half. on vasily island in an apartment, balabanov, that means, taught him how to make films, how it was in the sverdotsk club, what the atmosphere was, in general, he said almost the same the same words that we said here many times today, it was a very good, good time, and of course, the charm of sergei himself, being a superstar, how we walked with him through the ordinary streets. yes, very simple, with normality in moderation, so to speak, he was moderately sociable, kept his distance, i spied a lot of things from him for the future in the sense of how he communicates with fans with what dignity, openness, restraint, yeah , and as an actor he has very modest facial expressions, but at the same time

he was later declared killed while missing in action at the tender age of 24. i encourage my colleagues to join us in honoring the life of second lieutenant calhoun by naming a post office in mount vernon, georgia, after him. and i am happy to yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. allen: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the life of an american patriot, vietnam veteran, an amazing man who couldn't be more deserving of having his name displayed on the u.s. post office in mount vernon, georgia. second lieutenant patrick palmer calhoun, a native of mount vernon, georgia, located in the 12th district of georgia, my district, was born on march 19, 1941. after graduating from montgomery county high school in 1959, second lieutenant calhoun attended the university of georgia where he joined the r

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because he needed the kind of hero who knows, knows how to be obsessed with music, and by this time, by the agec, guitar, songs, then i woke up famous, and i woke up when the film came out, it came out on the tenth january seventy-seven, i was a normal, ordinary boy from the moscow region, a tenth grader, on january 11th i, i went out into the street, i realized that the world had changed in relation to me, i was the same, but they treated me differently, look, guy, he was the one who filmed it, and how do you cast butterflies? it was you who sang, but it wasn’t me who sang , it was a professional... performer who sang for me , so i’m embarrassed, well, i’m saying, well, i sang something there myself, well, not everything, well, not everything, i i also tell everyone that a good joke does not age, it changes the author, but there, no, there was a song, i ’ll tell you, which i actually sang myself, this is the first, so to speak, falling in love, here is my hero, this is igor grushko, him, he actually came to moscow from novosibirsk, they sat him at a desk with a girl who was all wrapped up, som

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breast cancer, in general, according to screening tests , we take breast cancer from the age of 50, buthe gynecologist, and the gynecologist is obliged to examine the mammary gland, if necessary, perform an ultrasound examination, if necessary, send for mammography , uh, there’s such a thing, a blood test to detect more than sixty types of cancer and tumors, all reagents are made in belarus, that’s what it sounds like fantasy or, out of habit, like many , i still, well, let’s say, underestimate what i have, a good technique, a good technique, and i think that it is a very promising technique, it is truly unique precisely because it is belarusian a technique, yes a technique, a technique using belarusian reagents that do not require, does not require large expenses, there are some issues with the equipment that these reagents pass through, but i think this will be improved in the near future and there will also be no problems , but we have a laboratory in minsk that is already engaged in research , namely blood tests for 60 types of malignant tumors, so a blood test is taken, in general