well, tuscany here in italy is also well known for being a foodie destination... travel? ..finding any excuse to hold a food or wine fair! grazie mille! and one not to be missed is the three—day festival, which takes place inside the old medieval walls of the mountaintop town of volterra. just be ready for the steep streets. sometimes you need to hold your hand up and say you need help and i need a good, old—fashioned two—legger to help me up this. paolo, come on! paolo, please, bruv! 0nyvas! andiamo! it's certainly worth the trip up. oh, look at this guy. he's going three! yeah, bravo! applause i started that! i started that. indistinct chatter cheering and applause but what makes this weekend special is the palio dei caci, a downhill obstacle course, racing cheese. and i'm taking part. oh, my days! look how steep this is! oh, my! i'm struggling just to control my chair. oh, no! ok, so maybe i need a masterclass. ade. nice to meet you. all right, let's see. jeez, he's off at pace! pace! this is going to be carnage. the rules are simple — guide the cheese around t

well, tuscany here in italy is also well known for being a foodie destination...stead of travel? ..finding any excuse to hold a food or wine fair! grazie mille! ok, so maybe i need a masterclass. ade. nice to meet you. all right, let's see. jeez, he's off at pace! pace! this is going to be carnage. the rules are simple — guide the cheese around the hay bales as quick as possible. the winner moves through the rounds till you're left with one champion. applause the cheese rolling is a pretty strange tradition. how did it begin? so you must be one of the best, yes? so you're the champion? you're the reigning champion? the best cheese roller in the whole of italy? si! champion! that's what i'm talking about. so, should i be wearing a helmet and some kneepads and gloves? no. no? ijust need tough skin, yeah? 0k! 0k. one last practice run. come on, come on, come on! come on! come on, come on, come on! he laughs broke through the barrier! good? good! good, man. come on! right — well, i've learned from the best. there's nothing more i can do here until the race. well, the

now, i'm in beautiful tuscany in italy, just outside of volterra, jeez, he's off at pace! pace!heese around the hay bales as quick as possible. the winner moves through the rounds till you're left with one champion. applause the cheese rolling is a pretty strange tradition. how did it begin? so you must be one of the best, yes? so you're the champion? you're the reigning champion? the best cheese roller in the whole of italy? si! champion! that's what i'm talking about. so, should i be wearing a helmet and some kneepads and gloves? no. no? ijust need tough skin, yeah? 0k! 0k. one last practice run. come on, come on, come on! come on! come on, come on, come on! laughs broke through the barrier! good? good! good, man. come on! well, the time has come. the medieval costumes all add to the experience as this race is also in part an historical re—enactment. the contestants come from all over volterra, having been specially selected to represent their village or district. uno, due, tre... so this is our guy, davide. go, davide! shouts of encouragement cheering almost there! cheering a

it is united by the magnificent undulating hills, tuscany.e evening do you remember the windows take your breath away, probably they forgot about it. house to such a state the first impression is not the best rehabilitate, where is the entrance i don’t even know what to say this daub of a lunatic has been heard of france kline, the abstract expressive standing imitated him. the roof is from the taming of the shrew yes shakespeare do you think we can quickly sell it under the circumstances? i mean, do you hope for profit tuscany is a romantic idea, people come here for this, if i bring them to the house, in this state they won’t say, you promised a dream a dream with heaving music and an infinity pool to wash away all my problems. instead, you took me to a building where the walls were painted by mussolini. however, if you make an effort, you will put the house in order. of the obvious advantages of working plumbing, people. it is appreciated. it will rain soon. i do not advise going into the bathroom for a while in the sink a big caress, and

the viewing tower taught a grocer in san jim in yano tuscany. that's where the project's name came from santa miano listen bag. within the hipaa, wide room were standing in front of 2 towers that are so narrow and tall that they can bring to mind and sanjay miano in tuscany, uncles cannot. and in an industrial environment like this evil, a bit of tuscan flare affects your mental associations of course, and hit the 2 and impacting these associations is an important part of working with existing structures, gung, because they often have negative connotations of hits and guns boosters. ah, many where it 1st skeptical about the project and the silos location, far away from the city center. but the architects managed to win over investors and bring new life to the abandoned industrial site. conversion work took about 10 years and came at a hefty price tag, $800000.00 heroes. the original tower has remained mostly intact. the families ground floor now host to workshop where the team creates models and prototypes. gray, angular concrete structures are

iman and david wed in tuscany in 1992.ined married until david's untimely death in 2016. >> i wore his fragrance for the past five years to have him close to me day and night. >> and her memories of their love story inspired her new fragrance love memoir. >> it was part of him and part of me. it has bergamot and black currant that is inherent to tuscany. and we got married in florence, so all those memories that we shared, it's in this bottle. >> in 1995, the couple was all about romance. gazing into each other's eyes at the bulgari gala in versailles, france. iman rocking a bold leopard print dress. >> i'm wearing azzedine alaia. i wooed him in a azzedine alaia. >> in 1991, the supermodel wasn't afraid to try on a new style. >> the tall hair braids, and then i'm wearing a platinum blonde wig. i think i was channeling madonna. >>>> a vision n in gold. imanan hit that t 2021 met g gaa in the s showstoppining dolce and gabbana and harrison reid collaboration, complete with feathered headdress and cage skirt. the look was qui

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this week, i'm in tuscany, in the mountain town of volterra to find out all about the delights of thisegion. check these guys out behind me. they're called the spandera torri. but first up, we're off to the azores. and if you're not familiar with them, they're an archipelago far out in the atlantic ocean, about 1,500 kilometres off the coast of portugal. now, we sent cat moh to san miguel, the largest of the islands, to see how they're using volcanoes to power up and keep tourism going amidst rising energy prices. cat: adventurers have long been drawn to these nine volcanic islands jutting out in the middle of the atlantic. they've been called �*the hawaii of europe', and it's easy to see why on san miguel. this intense greenery is a result of regular rainfall and mist. i mean, just look at all of this. now, locals say you can experience four seasons in one day, and right now, it's pretty misty. but that could change at any moment. hiking in the forest, i almost forget that san miguel was borne out of volcanoes erupting. but there's no getting away from it in the valley of furnas. it's

now the song of tuscany and boundless. daughter, you listen to the singing in the forest.be he sings songs about love, my soldier walked, terrible kazakhstan about the gorge sometimes the night voice of his mother sang in a dream having fun over the water. yu river incision over the boundless vologda clogged crayfish sings along for our land. washed down in advance sing along marley new winged and a gift of salts, russians say bread is the head of everything, and among the northern peoples tea is the head of everything. and tea is stronger when it is shared with a good friend, yes, in the plague. see a real harmonist. where are you from karachayevo on urengoy novy urengoy clearly means an accordion. this is also your favorite pastime, besides picking mushrooms. that's how you generally go out to communicate with friends and so on, yes, as a sambanist, and in honor of our arrival, you took the feeder in your hands. well stay with her. just like that, walking with her all the time both in the tundra and along the street of plagues. that is, let the harmonists be in the north

the viewing tower told a grocer in san jim in yano tuscany, that's where the project's name came from. santa miano listen bag. this in the hipaa wide room were standing in front of 2 towers that are so narrow and tall that they can bring to mind and sanjay miano in tuscany. cuz connor and in an industrial environment like this evil, a bit of tuscan flare, affects your mental associations of course, and hit the 2 and impacting these associations is an important part of working with existing structures, gung, because they often have negative connotations that it's inconsistent. ah, many where it 1st skeptical about the project and the silos location, far away from the city center. but the architects managed to win over investors and bring new life to the abandoned industrial site. conversion work took about 10 years and came at a hefty price tag, $800000.00 heroes. the original tower has remained mostly intact. the families ground floor now host to workshop where the team creates models and prototypes. gray, angular concrete structures are typical of the architecture firms style with ca

i said let's wrap up this year and this season in tuscany. was promoting health and i was trying to tell people how to enjoy the holidays with little bites of really delicious stuff and don't eat too much and so you'll see all of that in the set, the beauty, the brown tones and the brown colors and all of that. so it was just a wonderful show to me. fox nation, alveda king's house, where we cook up good food and wholesome, healthy conversation. we hit tough topics but we want to spread love. carley: celebrating christmas with friends and food, the latest edition of alveda king's house, thursday, december 29 29th. you can get it only on foxnation.com. thank you so much for joining us. have a very, merry christmas. >> you too, merry christmas. carley: another twitter dump, part nine details how the government brought claims of foreign interference to twitter and their struggle to verify that. jason chaffetz on the fallout, coming up next. ♪ when it's cold outside put your arms around me. ♪ and we'll count down to december 25. ♪ i thank god i go

when the theater season ends , gastrolitourism and numerous guests of russian tuscany invite tours nameses from the vine to the glass. he is not merlot saperavi. uh, wrestling pinonuar. we have a very large landing. in general, tell us what varieties are represented yes in the crimea here are some autochthonous varieties and white kakur, and the chinese we just planted this year and spread the vineyards of the largest producer lin in russia it is called the real pearl of the peninsula and not only because of the picturesque bay and amazing landscapes. nature itself has formed here an ecosystem that creates ideal conditions for maturation . fragrant and balanced, as grape professionals say. crimea is really a unique climatic zone, and as i understand it, there is one here. uh, a combination of different soils. uh, it's a colder warmer climate. so it affects varieties. and that's what it gives in terms of taste peculiarity. uh, after all, crimea - this is especially its mountainous part - is the presence of a bunch of different micro- terrors. they are all different, and not only that, the

one of those yachts is the $700 million scheherazade, docked in tuscany, italy since september last yearei navalny, this 140m superyacht could be linked to president putin himself. early in may, as the yacht was preparing to leave, the italian police dispatched a boat to detain it. weeks later, the eu added khudainatov to their sanctions list. in october, italy froze more of his properties, including a 30—room villa in portofino on the italian riviera. what we have seen is a sea change in global partners' reaction to russia. if things in russia don't change, then these sanctions won't go away. more than eight months on from vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine, the war he thought would take days is still raging. largely hidden from view, the sanctions fight also goes on. putin. putin has accused the west of unleashing a sanctions war against russia, and the kremlin has threatened to retaliate. this is a regime that has blowback, that has impact on us as western democracies. we are going to have to suffer gas shortages, oilshortages, disruption in our industries — and that's something tha

but tuscany is on the melting place. he is a even more unstable growth or any ice old rock full could was the displacement of water that would overwhelm the current offenses . what us would be inundated and not for the 1st time. in 1941, a large avalanche fell into the lake. the resulting floods killed 1800 people. mm. at the time the lake has half a 1000000 cubic meters of water. now it's health $34.00 times that amount of lots a day would be devastating. la laguna, the bus thought they get on this all. so pro cooper, almost good muscle one was done was close unlisted. not both a nucleus kasey ethan. go from low mutual muscular bottles and with riscas parmesan door and that he is for solisco to bomb. in 2014 south met members of environmental justice and g o german watch. together they decided to take on one of the global north largest emitters. our w. e. wrote of a hand is south lawyer r w e is a german energy utility on the list of the most polluting companies world wide with respect to greenhouse gases, the carbon ma

will rest bruckner, a professor of political find. stanford university in berlin. joining us from tuscany as chris refer, who's the chief executive officer of macro advisory, that's a consultancy focused on russia and eurasia. welcome to you all. thanks for your time. chris refers, so what impact will this price cap actually have on russia? will the price cover its own will have only emerge, the impact becomes a date the the budget which has just been passed, assumes and every total price is 70 dollars next year. dropping down to 60 in 2 years time. the big question is, what will happen to volumes? because as of tomorrow, as of monday, of course, of course, the band and importing oil from russia anyway. i won't be watching any seaborne crude from tomorrow, from next february. that band will extend to the much more important than the bigger volume of products. so the big question for rushes, how much of that volume it would be able to shift to other markets, to china, india, turkey, and other asian markets. and will they abide by the cap or will they continue to the current formula, which

it also said ukrainian forces have been using western supplied weaponry to be killing civilians . tuscany did have done is a real massacre with the use of western weapons. has been taking place into nets can recent weeks as ukrainian forces pushed by western countries who are trying to literally destroy the city. they conduct daily attacks on residential areas where there are no military targets in regular crowded places are being hit during rush hour. there have been significant casualties and destruction fluids just before the un security council meeting began in manhattan at the un chamber. i'm just before it began yet back on, done as he had already begun. so the remarks made by the russian ambassador were quite rolliger. and so as he was describing what was going on, he described attacks on civilians. he described a how the forces, based in cuba, how they've been using the weapons provided to them by the united states, the crimes against civilians they have committed. here is some of what the russian ambassador said when addressing the un security council. so did you pull soto, board

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well, tuscany, here in italy, is also well known for being a foodie destination...certainly worth the trip up. oh, look at this guy. he's going three! yeah, bravo! applause. i started that! i started that. cheering and applause. yeah! but what makes this weekend special is the palio dei caci — a downhill obstacle course racing cheese. and i'm taking part. oh, my days — look how steep this is! oh, my! i'm struggling just to control my chair. oh, no! ok, so maybe i need a masterclass. ade. nice to meet you. all right, let's see. jeez, he's off at pace! pace! this is going to be carnage. the rules are simple — guide the cheese around the hay bales as quick as possible. the winner moves through the rounds till you're left with one champion. the cheese rolling is a pretty strange tradition. how did it begin? so you must be one of the best, yes? so, you're the champion. you're the reigning champion, the best cheese roller in the whole of italy? si! champion! that's what i'm talking about! so, should i be wearing a helmet and some knee pads and gloves? no. no? ijust need t

she was raised by the italian farmer stefan, whose tuscany, we congratulate the winner and look forwardents from him. fingers do not obey the laces are confused what we adults get by itself automatically for the child is often difficult tasks. after all, kids, even tying their own shoelaces, cannot help out the playful approach of ksenia samodelkina. mom of two children, now she will show us everything. how is the mother of two children? i know the best way to teach a child is to play today we will make simulators that will teach my daughter. tie nastya on her own, laces, circle the leg child on thick cardboard, departing from this line 5 cm, and repeat the pattern of the foot, cut out. it turned out a leg of about 40 sizes. nastya also likes a figured dragon. we make parallel holes in the simulator, take the laces. nastya, let's imagine that this is a boot m. we need to lace it up. first we grab the two holes of the simulator from the bottom. so daughter help me hold one end of the lace and i insert it into the next hole, only from above here, if the child does not succeed yet take bot

, but he came from a very prosperous family based in the town of sand sepulchral, which is on the tuscanytually out of blue dye stuffs, which is interesting. we have all this blue in the picture. what year was this painted and what part period in francesca's life was that. we think it's a very late work. he died in 1492. it's said that he went blind in his last years, but we're not sure . in fact, he was probably sure. in fact, he was probably concentre 18, mainly on mathematics because he just as famous as mathematician as he was, as a painter. and we think he probably painted this in the early 1480s for himself, and therefore, it's possibly his last work. these magnificent blues. how of an innovation were they at the time? were were they difficult and expensive to create? they were very expensive create? they were very expensive create because the blue of virgin's robe is lapis lazuli. virgin's robe is lapis lazuli. virgin is often by that colour. but then he goes on to play with the blue in the most beautiful way. so we have a slightly different which is still lapis with white and a bi

whether it's morehouse, or tuscany, or hampton, or prairie view, it's almost the same kind of story. what i was saying to the university community, is that if he were to look at just -- one of our visionary founders was the late reverend samuel greene who is depicted in the movie, harriet. he was born a slave in rochester county, and it was against the law to learn how to read and write. his owner, basically, told him to read and write. and then there was a fugitive slave act in existence that said, okay, but if you or north and mason-dixon line, and you are caught, and you tend to be returned to your owner, or you could be jailed. well, he was caught bianna mason-dixon line, and he was sentenced to ten years in a baltimore city penitentiary. he served five years. when he came down out in 1862, he basically had more desire to found institutions that would be about creating literacy, for those sons and daughters who were about to be free. and so our students, and the faculty and staff and alumni here morgan, and across the hbcu space, we have to understand this resilience, and we have

mother and wife, trying to build relationships for one guy from london they restore an old house in tuscanyctress daughter vanessa as a result, the film turned out to be sincere a little sad light sad it still has a solvent meanwhile, an exhibition of the world of ildar ryazanov has recently opened in the cinema museum at vdnkh. it is organized jointly by the ildar cinema club and the cinema museum. in honor of the 95th anniversary of the cult director. the exhibition is open from 1 december to january 25th. so you still have time to get there each section of the exhibition - this is an interactive installation that immerses the viewer in the ryazan worlds. there's a movie going on here. here you can select and listen to music from his films. and this is his tv interview, and here in a telephone booth. at the other end of the wire, he reads his poems. the cloud installation presents sketches by production designer alexander borisov, a friend of the director, with whom they worked together for many years. visitors to the exhibition can guess which film is which sketch a little clue it's abou