and sadly one couple had twins. my father brought the picture in of the twins laying on the bed. i stole that. mm. i took, this is me and i am in my imagination. you know, i lied about it. i tell people, this is me and i don't oh, i was so jealous of them and they had it and i didn't mean you said made me more to look for them. you know, on my system for my broad especially might brad, i don't know because it was my twin something like that. he asked them via gifts which those are a bit emotional for said to him, the breathy for the schedule. yeah. what's our needs me these i've gotten more been the mil for the loser. gov bush rep that you've been the jet out the loosely, the 8th e garden. so yours night there to move your music movie am which is mileage from? oh, i said, what isn't it? i'm going to go to isn't it? it's probably would reduce our i was hoping i'll find them in is that my sister, my brown? ah. and when i came to you said everybody was into the policeman, was a jewel in france. they said everything was jewish, and everybody was in a good mood. i started to look for

my twin sister was 1942 in in penny. you know, don't hang got more ink up. i say. oh, you know for sure that you were born 1942. he said because my christian birth certificate says so i said very funny because so use mine and they fake birth certificates. mm. it didn't believe me. oh, and i said, do you remember anything? she says no, there is one thing i don't remember. i was always praying. god help mommy and got help mister leah. and i said, you know, please mister liam. he said, no. i see we're always praying for our father. his name is leah. ah, so he started to cry because now he believed me. should i live on his middles? mcgahey rugged should go g o e e sin knew he thought that just funny or google has mother adver. zip. what you may know, some of the finances of telephone roberta she had asked missionary rosemary alley you've been at us were new to god knew that as the urgency ended up where you are getting a ah ah, the tires and i and so yeah. okay. we can give the she had you number. thank you. chance if he he he, she didn't mid as an yeah. the i need you

you know it undernourished and sadly one couple had twins. my father brought the picture in of the twins laying on the bed. i stalled it. mm. i took, this is me and i am in my imagination. you know, i lied about it. i tell people this is me and i'm or i was so jealous of them and they had it and i didn't even you said made me more to look for them. you know, on my system for my broadening especially might brad, i don't know because it was my twin something like that. he asked them via give switched as rabbit them should visit or for said to him, the privacy policy should. yeah. once i need to know these, i've got a more been the mirror for the music or polish about that he been there, go check out the loosely, the 8th, the garden. so here's my deck, the with your music movie am, which is mileage from? oh, i said, let ease of it. i'm going to go to isn't it? it's probably would reduce our i was hoping i'll find them in is that my sister, my brown? ah. and when i came to you said everybody was into the policeman, was a jewel. take phrase, they

would you want an identical twin?t math i didn't want to take a history exam, you could send her sister, swap out. the twins in the show, "dead ringers," they had been doing that since they were children. now they are grown-ups. beverly is shy so elliott procures lovers for her. elliott goes and gets a lover for her and then they swap. they have been deceiving people a lot. not just in history classes kids, it's gotten pretty intense as grown-ups. >> stephen: wow. >> rachel: yeah. [laughs] >> stephen: we have a clip here. what are we about to see? >> rachel: we are about to see the twins, elliott and beverly, going upstate new york to meet some billionaires. it's an episode two. they want $15 million for this birthing center and lab in this family that they are going to see, it's kind of a succession type episode. monstrously rich people who have no moral fiber or backbone but have the most delicious dialogue and you can take your eyes off them. they're going upstate. beverly is being a nerd and trying to study and el

twins aren't that common — twins who are business partners, well, that's rarer still.hing up with two dutch sisters who have started a drinks business in the uk, who reckon twins make for a powerful combination in business. let's take a look. doing business as twins... is a very powerful thing. i think it is such a great thing to have your sister as a co—founder because your highs are so much higher and the lows are so much less low, because if someone is a bit down, or stressed at work, then the other one is always the optimistic one and there is always one that has the glass a bit more fuller. we have a really special emotional bond, which makes working together very easy and very efficient. for example, in meetings, we know each other inside out, so we kind of know what we are thinking. even as little kids, we always dreamt and talked about having our own business together, the two of us, and i couldn't be gladder and our parents couldn't be more proud that we actually did so. on twitter, i'm @bbcben thompson james badger has committed to riding in memory of his wif

now, twins aren't that common — twins who are business partners, well, that's rarer still.catching up with two dutch sisters who have started a drinks business in the uk, who reckon twins make for a powerful combination in business. let's take a look. doing business as twins... is a very powerful thing. i think it is such a great thing to have your sister as a co—founder because your highs are so much higher and the lows are so much less low, because if someone is a bit down, or stressed at work, then the other one is always the optimistic one and there is always one that has the glass a bit more fuller. we have a really special emotional bond, which makes working together very easy and very efficient. for example, in meetings, we know each other inside out, so we kind of know what we are thinking. even as little kids, we always dreamt and talked about having our own business together, the two of us, and i couldn't be gladder and our parents couldn't be more proud that we actually did so. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. the weather th

not just twins but twins who will play uh as actors a-ah we don't have very many of them.'ll tell you this , there are almost no actors exactly twins and that's why we took non-actors. but everyone had a desperate question: did they play this uh or do they have such the situation is the same as in the movie. therefore, they did not succeed and did not need to play. they have a completely different situation regarding their relationship with their parents, they are fine, and that is why they played , they really played, and there were many actors who were present and said that it was unreal, very cool acting on our tv viewers would like just to remind you that the director luxembourg luxemburg of this film, antonio lukich, is known for his previous work, my thoughts are quiet. well, accordingly, for those who have not read the script of the film but would like to get into it, i would ask ms. anna to tell us a little more. so, what is your film about, well, our film he is probably about the eternal, about the relationship between parents and children, about the role of the f

the other twin was raised in vietnam. so, that started my process of trying to found out more about the story. while i was researching the science i learned about transnational adoption and the history of that and it became another research through-line through the book. frank: i admire how the book compassionately characterizes different clashing perspectives of the adoption industry. birth family, adopting families, adoptees themselves. you talk to a pair of sisters with drastically different takes on their circumstances. i think it does the work a lot of journalism seeks to do, put groups in perspective in conversations with each other in ways that do not currently exist in the discourse. what challenges did you face getting access to your subjects and cultivating the necessary level of candor? erika: one of the challenges is of course there are interviews in the book with birth families in vietnam. so there are language challenges there. i worked with an interpreter and traveled and was able to interview the birthmoth

i think of the twins each have one daughter that are divorced and live independently. our parents gave us a really nice life because they hadn't said to lie all their own life. and now we tried to be to show our best school, our children. ah, me to the east of some kind mountains rise abruptly from the landscape. here once stood the magnificent palace of t more who conquered all of central asia in the 14th century. the he saw mountains of the westernmost foothills of the himalayas. here over millions of years, the deepest caves in the world were formed. speedily ologist vladimir dulcie and puzzled bear are on their way to uncover a great secret but that i can see it morgan way or the fisher. i know it's and what we want to go to, the 2 more in cave to investigate legend has it that t more hid there with his entire army. we want to find out if this was actually possible or it's a long but the root his loan and difficult. ah . after 18 hours on bumpy roads in an old terrain vehicle, they can continue only by foot. sorta. yeah. and and so again, with his father, the trip

because the tourists want one thing above all, a photo with the twins in uniform. the people, as far sheila, teenagers wanted to take a picture and mostly girls they wanted to be a like, fullest man. like this place was a hub for mathematics and astronomy. in the 15th century. sure is india is a magical place for 600 years. the necropolis has been hanging on the hills over the summer con mazin of do gonna cause the faithful to prayer the lodge to lies within the twins precincts on it. because we walk in this a place historical place. and when we have a nice, well lation shima has hey, a relationship, then i walk. oh, well the easy ah, if sound travel say it happen. it was a tourist when they worked together with during soviet times the 11 mausoleums were left to decay. but recently they've undergone extensive restoration. let all the new stuff in the kitchen and alden and the old owl, and the past life as a devout muslim, was very difficult. there were only a few mosques in which one could pray. there was hardly any possibility to train is a museum monopoly. today

well, well, they might not be twins, but twins might be twins, so they might not look very similar, judgingat little photo. valera is bigger. here it is also larger, and now the hands, i look, something seems to be in general, with great regret, ruslan and innokentyevich. just like valery is no longer alive, but we met with his son. popov ruslan innokent'evich was born on august 1, 1945 . according to him, the chita region, it turns out to remember yourself. he just doesn’t know how he was in the orphanage, how his educators got there. they didn't say anything special. they just said that his parents were dead. he considered himself an orphan, he had a lot of children. they say it's not domovsky, what after the war? i understand it wasn't for him. this was such a peculiar family of his own when he grew up more or less already years, probably, he was 7 they ran away in the summer, like homeless children everything lies and in the end in the fall. they themselves handed them over to another or at home, they could determine, and like that he traveled by train there on freight trains around rus

i'm a twin. >> you i almost forgot about that. say that he's a newscaster.port or i should well, but you guys are you guys both the same height? know both. you're pretty tall. oh, yeah. it's all covered him. he's way cooler than i am because they looked a lot like those. you they certainly that would been tough. yeah, that the issue with us is that we very similar names. so that's what >> like my name is daniel. his name is donald. and then that would be and got stay donald. i mean, daniel, you still like that would be a proud did you know that now you live on 2 different coasts and you're kind of a bicoastal bros living here and thing. good step. i was wanted to be a twin. >> for you, right back after the break. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, 6, months after 2 teen boys were shot and killed at a house party in oakland. there's been arrests made in the case. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 9. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan

eight you were born on the same day, which means that you are our twins twins twins - these are who outwardlymilar, you are twins. you are not similar in appearance, but similar in character. it doesn't look like it at all. which one of you is fire? and who is water, and you are fire, the educator told me, on the contrary, despite the fact that here they are twin brothers, and they are very different, roma is more serious, and nikita is such a more cheerful clockwork. but roma, of course, also loves have fun, he's having fun. very often they have a lot of fun together, but despite this, they each have their own opinion on any questions. and how to take they solve issues also in different ways, but everything they do. they, of course, still make boys together. you're at school, sitting together, right? for the first with this row, to be controlled by the teacher, and someday you were sitting on different ports. yes, they sat. yes, they were very sad. yes which is not next to you do you prefer to sit with your brother or the prettiest girl in the class? you are for him do not answer. so we conf

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twins, even.. and all of the other top business stories on bbc online as well. stay with us on bbc news. if you are watching us in the uk, the breakfast team willjoin you in about five minutes' time. if you are watching us outside of the uk, i will be back in five minutes with all of the top stories, including the latest on what is happening in northern ireland as it gets ready for the arrival of us presidentjoe biden. all of that and more here on bbc news. i will see you very soon. hello. compared to the week gone, the week ahead looks different weather—wise and that there'll be more rain around. rain totals totting up right across the country as this chart shows, but where we see the green colours appear — the hills of wales, parts of scotland — we could see 60—80mm of rain before the week is out. notjust wet, it's going to be windy at times. some of the windiest conditions will be through tuesday and into wednesday around some of these western areas. gusts of wind maybe up to 60 mph. bear that

holds all of the digital twin from all over the world. are henry. so i need you to reconcile this for me because i read a and see new source all the time from the congo, or you see, you know, kick kids out there to dig this up and really dangerous conditions. ah, not environmentally friendly. and then i see an animation like that with really chip or music and i'm trying to figure i it, is this theoretical or is it actually going to be better this time? yes, so there's a really good question. so taking, taking that the 2 questions on, on the oil, the viewer is exactly right. if you look at the lithium ion battery, most tv, especially in china, the, they can contain a material called graphite. and some graphite synthetic graphite is made using feedstock from the oil industry. so fossil fuels is going directly into a lot of lithium on batteries. and also we need diesel and fossil fuels. not the most mining rights are most minds you, diesel trucks. they use fossil fuels, the process, lithium, many people don't realize, natural gas is part of

twins ballers social media superstars.t known for having some serious game, but also they're following online almost five million between the two of them on tiktok. b a story about a couple of amateur athletes. what makes the story different is that for the first time ever, student athletes like these two are now making millions of dollars? you guys mind walking me through some of your endorsements would love to just get like, get a run down your favorite guests from champs sports champs athletes, but then we have w w e e life wallets, cigarette racing, and then we also have a company called baseline, which is college street where we have accurately in that cavender twins are a social media and marketing sensation. they have millions of followers. they have deals with major advertisers teaming up with turbotax and all the while they we have this incredible ability to just be themselves. they were athletes who had done a really nice job of growing up following before, and i l so those who already had large followings on ins

were born conjoined at the head with fused brains in order to prepare for surgically separating the twins. doctors made a virtual model of the boy's brains and 3 d printed it for a month, surgeons, and brazil, and england convened and virtual reality to practice the extremely difficult and complex procedure expert. se digital simulations also have huge potential when it comes to training. at cambridge university in england, working with extended reality means that multiple students can practice treating one digital patient. what simulation allows us to do is to have our students fail in a safe environment and to feel safe to fail. of course, that's not something we want to do with real patience. and so a simulation environment allow the students to take those next steps in their learning where they haven't increasing the real environment around them. to practice the skills and techniques ability when they come to meet real patients. practicing with holographic patients in a high fidelity simulator means there is no more need for life sized dolls, which are a big cost factor for hospitals

let's ask the teacher's room if they guessed what the version was about twins twins, for example, you brothers then the bank, as the marine term does not fit, it's clear that's the name of thailand. remember, and now let's remember the bangkokweiland and the siamese twins. ivan understands everything. yes, where it was necessary to drive some kind of anastasia, you understand what it is about. yes, siamese twins collided ever with this phrase. thailand's siamese twins, one ovarian twins who are not completely separated by their real period of development have common body parts or internal organs. anastasia choose social science what is the name of the mechanism that regulates people's behavior in cases where their goals contradict each other? it's probably a rivalry. unfortunately the wrong answer to ivan's question i believe this is a trial. you are a little off the mark in your thoughts. and now you will understand what we are talking about, ask the teacher's room if they are ready to answer the question guys, but the word is actually simple and you probably know. i now think that t

and a very special baby shower for the texas conjoined twins. that's next. ext. ♪ oined twins.e aqui from abc seven mornings and sue hall has a look at traffic. good morning, reggie. good morning, everyone we are, while we were busy for our time, and now we're going back to the slowing down period. we go back to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were just turned off. there's a look at your drive time from highway for the entire corridor all the way into san francisco about 55 minutes earlier problems up in fairfield still cyst with one lane still shut down. not all lanes like it was last time we checked in westbound 80 near airbase parkway and multi car accident still blocking one lane of traffic and your backup? ouch! it's beyond 505. reggie thank you so much hey barry, live with kelly and marcus coming up. we'll chat with nicolai coster waldau plus sando from the diplomatic here. that's at nine on abc seven. happy monday to you, you can see the hazy conditions local louds out there for mount tam. it is 50 downtown, as well as half moon bay, 51 in san jose. and look a

city when 16-year-old ralph yarl was shot twice fo ringing the wrong doorbell trying to pick up his twin brothers and the grandson of th 84-year-old man charged with pulling the trigger says his grandfather was consumed b fear and conspiracies. ben crump, the earl family attorney, spoke with m colleague jonathan came our. >> america, we always have thi persistent problem because w have part of society who don't see our children as worthy o dignity. respect and protection, we see them as menaces to society and this is the issue. when you think about this whit citizen coming into the door and simply seeing a blac person and saying that i have right to shoot >> sadly, girls shooting i proving not to be an isolate incident yesterday, in south florida, police announced they have charged a neighbor for shootin -- grocery delivery worker wh wound up at the wrong address. no one was hurt, the actions were justified he was afraid. and we can't forget a 20 yea old woman who was shot and killed after turning into th wrong driveway in upstate ne york which happened just day before a texas cheerleade

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well that hospital in the is in the twin city of on demand and the twin city of the cap is unheard of tomb where there has been intense artillery strikes from the early hours of tuesday morning despite the 72 hours these fire are coming into effect now resident say they were able to hear artillery stripes and that one of them had a roomy hospital in him to man and that several people were injured as a result of that artillery strike, they had to be moved to a hospital about 3 to 3 kilometers away to be able to get medical treatment. now this is not the 1st medical facility to be hit in this fighting between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army, nearly 70 percent of the medical facilities here in the capital had to be of evacuated or are out of operations due to being hit by artillery strikes and airstrikes are here in the capitol medic said that this is causing a dire human. it's aaron and medical. a situation for many patients who need assistance because many of them have been injured in the fighting between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army. and that this late

twin sisters rose inwood road in stroud in rachel wood are inseparable. i'm the oldest. >> i one minute since they were kids, they would do everything together when we grew up your job. for sure. >> well, we still are. but we like late jokes the odd people. so many comes up a walk and talks to me like i'm rachel, along lot of on. >> they started off on different career paths, but it came as no surprise. they wanted to become firefighters. rachel join first in 2006 that her sister a few years later. i think it's. >> absolutely amazing. it's a lot of fun. we have that twin thing going on where we tied the know what the next move they work at different stations at opposite ends of the city. after all these years, they responded to their first fire together back in january on mildred avenue. i was there a factor out once we got down on thepfloor, want to back coming out. >> this connection is not only special because they're twins, but also because their father, 2 brothers and sister also service firefighters. it's an honor. i can tell you my dad. >> so the d

the third is twin cities and twenties about twins ease.ican american little girl in a caucasian girl, and they're like we're twins were the same because she likes this and i like that, and we do this, and we do that. we love each other. same through this journey where people don't really understand. no that's not. you guys aren't twins. she's black. you're white, and they're like, look. i don't care what you say. basically this is how we were created. we're twins, and we're standing in that. um and then justice and liberty. do you see me? now this is the fourth book and i wrote it actually a couple of years ago. and it wasn't until last year that i went ahead and published it. you know , i didn't really want to do it at that time because there were a lot. there was a lot of unrest in the media and in the world, right? and so with that i didn't want it to be a book where it's like, you know, on the heels of that. there are a lot of things going on in our community with, you know, the with law enforcement interactions end up fatal and so on,

coming out and giving him a hug. of twins coming out and giving him a hug-— him a hug.as taken to hospital. but - him a hug. the teenager was taken to hospital. but is - him a hug. the teenager was taken to hospital. but is nowj taken to hospital. but is now at home recovering. the man accused of shooting him, 84—year—old andrew lester has been charged over the attack. the number 16 has been graffiti on to the house of andrew lester. andrew lester, an old man said he was acting in self—defence and there are stand your ground laws in the united states allowing citizens to take action if they feel there is a threat. andrew lester said it was late at night and if it was a break—in and he was scared of ralph yarl�*s double height. the family of ralph yarl does not believe it was his height that cause andrew lester to reach for the gun. many believe this is a hate crime because rough is a hate crime because rough is black. hundreds gathered outside the courthouse calling for an investigation. i outside the courthouse calling for an investigation.— for an investigation. i liv

you talk about the twin mandates, i about the twin mandates, keeping inflation under control but alsotween the two, which one will they go for? i between the two, which one will they go for?— they go for? i think inflation at present — they go for? i think inflation at present is _ they go for? i think inflation at present is seen _ they go for? i think inflation at present is seen to - they go for? i think inflation at present is seen to be - they go for? i think inflation l at present is seen to be more of an issue simply because it has a more broad effect. ultimately everyone is affected ijy ultimately everyone is affected by inflation and rising prices whereas losing a job is a serious issue but does not affect everyone at the same time. so i think of the fed had to focus on one would look at inflation because they see that as the precursor for economic weakness across the board. they said as much last year, jerome powell, the federal chairman warned everyone that there will be some pain involved in bringing inflation back to the federal reserve preferred two point seven target. r

after a laboratory with seized, people continued to flee the capital cartoon, and its twin city on dorman, foreign governments are also evacuating diplomatic staff and citizens. the un says it is bracing for over $270000.00 refugees in chad and south sedan. hip morgan reports from cartoon in underline, for example, that's the twin city of the capital. hottest film resident say that they were able to hear heavy artillery up until about an hour ago. and when i asked to one citizen is the sci fi holding? his answer was what ceasefire. he says that that word has lost its meaning and that he doesn't think and his he's why would hold between the 2 sides as fighting continues. and then there is the northern and part of the capital in the city of buffy. just across the nile residency they also are able to hear heavy artillery that they can see fighter jets belonging to the sudanese army flying overhead. you as president joe biden has officially announced his re election bid for 2024. free and ah, personal freedom is fundamental. who are americans? biden's team has released a campaign launch video

just after that he had young twins, the - that he had young twins, the pandemic happened, so it is neverf about the condition he has. i set myself the challenge of running 4622 miles, representing the distance from my house to his in vancouver and the london marathon is one small part of that running challenge for me this year. you have done well to — challenge for me this year. you have done well to put _ challenge for me this year. you have done well to put the _ challenge for me this year. you have done well to put the london - challenge for me this year. you have l done well to put the london marathon is just a small part of everything! so how are you getting on with that challenge to run 4602 miles? aha, feta challenge to run 4602 miles? a few hundred miles _ challenge to run 4602 miles? a few hundred miles behind _ challenge to run 4602 miles? a few hundred miles behind where - challenge to run 4602 miles? a few hundred miles behind where i - challenge to run 4602 miles? fr hundred miles behind where i wanted to be by this time of year but i've done big challenges in previous years

well, the twin cities, easter egg festival that takes place in corte madera. that also begin at night at 10 o'clock on saturday. great time to get out there and enjoy the event. have lots of festivities out their music, food and drinks and well, you know, some good easter egg hunts as well. and this what should be a lot of fun. this one called the ag adventure haunt that is going to be held in belmont and get this. they've got 13,000 eggs that they're going to hide out there. so a lot of work to be done. but folks headed out to that easter egg hunt. temperatures going to be a bit cool. they're only in the upper 50's. it will be a little bit breezy in the afternoon to, of course, if you'd like more information on any of these events, you can go to kron 4 dot com and check out for fun things. also, if you have an idea for for fun things, e-mail me at el karnal at kron 4 dot com. thank car know there's always a need for volunteers wanting to give blood to help save lives. and now there's an extra incentive to help motivate donors. >> brianda villegas explains. >>

he is truly international and he is called the day of twins. yes, but it is dedicated to those people who resemble some famous personalities or try to imitate someone this every today. can feel, for example, a musician actor, well, or some other famous person to play their friends. yes , this will not work with close friends and relatives, they will not fall for the trick, but have fun today. here, i think it's worth it. in general, you need to charge good positive ones and let's get busy today we will have a warm-up that will warm up our joints and prepare them for training. let's go first, we'll warm it up? we do somewhere 3-4 sets of 15 wide. set wider than shoulder width and now with the right hand we reach for the left leg, respectively, the left hand is at the top. the third exercise we will do swings, it would seem that swings are simple, well, what is swinging your legs, but if done with good technique, then this is a rather difficult exercise, but it prepares our muscles well for further work, as well as our ligaments and joints. so th

scott lund thank you for the passport into the city i promise i'll not abuse it and the mayors of the twinities are here as well jacob frye from minneapolis where are you jacob he was here i was i guess he knew i was going to speak uh and melvin carter st paul look thank you for joining us and um governor walsh you and i have been working together for a while man you're the champion for minnesota you really are thank you for being here today and thank you for your friendship minnesota's two outstanding senators amy klobuchar who is uh by the way in the biden family there's no woman as old as any man so i i said i think be she i know she has to be 30 to be a senator but an incredible partner to me and who successfully helped lead the fight to lower the price of prescription drugs which is a gigantic accomplishment. thank you tina smith your other great senator they work every day to reduce the cost of american families safeguard basic rights and bring manufacturing jobs back to minnesota. you know congressman omar congresswoman omar i want to thank you for being here that you never stop wor

our cover story, hilary swank welcoming twins.me true on their own terms. >> this job isn't easy. we don't do it to be liked, we do it because it matters. >> she has a hit abc show. now oscar winning actress hilary swank can celebrate a new breakout role as a mom of twins. the star of million dollar baby posted this picture holding her two babies saying quote, it wasn't easy, but boy and girl, was it worth it. back in october she first announced her pregnancy on "gma." >> this is something that i have been wanting for a long time and my next thing is i'm going to be a mom. not just to one but two! >> really? >> yeah! i can't believe it. >> you could follow on social media with a six month baby bump at the golden globes. to prepping a play list for birth. at 48 years old, sw joins those having babies later in life. waiting to get pregnant can come with in increased possibility of infertility and complications. >> there's not just one approach when it comes to having a baby later on in life. what we really want to look at is the saf

the singer mariah carey, spent 15 hours a day in bed until she had her twins and soccer star close down overnight. oh says he rests for 90 minutes 5 times a day. so clearly our sleep requirements are high. li, individual. how do you find out what your zark? dw, sophia, wagner has a suggestion. is it hard for you to get out of bed in the morning too, then you're probably not getting enough sleep and you're not alone. but how much sleep should you actually get? researchers have found that 79 hours of sleep is what's best for most people. but some people actually only need 4 to 6 hours of sleep. they are called natural short sleepers. pick and listen is pretty rare, but it does so that the allowed asleep you need is actually highly individual. so how can you figure out how much sleep you personally neat? there's actually a pretty easy method that involves the 10th. but before we get there, let's have a look at why sleep is so important. first of all, sleep is essential for health. that's because it's like your nightly repair service . if you don't get enough of it on a regular basis, you'r

because he is the evil twin -- he would have a twin who like teaches kindergarten and then -- [ laughterals to shut-ins on the weekend. "we love the shut-ins, don't we folks? many people say, 'why don't they go outside?' and i say, 'it's right there in the name, they're shut-in.'" [ laughter ] "but they'll never be shut out if we keep them in our thoughts." and look, i'm not saying the news wasn't shocking, it was i walked off my set last thursday after we taped our show, saw the news alert on my phone and thought it was an early april fool's prank from my friend, andy samberg, "donald trump indicted." "wow, was it doj?" "no, it was up doj." "what's up doj?" "i don't know, what's up doj with you?" [ laughter ] "hahaha ya burnt #samburn." and not only was the news itself shocking, but the details that started to come out about the possible charges were even more shocking >> breaking news and it is historic former president donald j. trump has been indicted by a new york grand jury investigating hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. it is the first time in american history

who receive the welfare organization's pension, of course , the twins, where they have twins, up to week of triplets' pregnancy, which category does the welfare organization pay the pension and in this context, we are proud to announce that there is no back turn in the country, every person who has multiple triplets , be it triplets or more, can receive pension services. regarding the welfare organization in the whole province of ardabil, he said that about the milk dryer . that families are provided for up to two years the rule of our continuous support is until the end of six years of age. it happens that families can use this capacity regarding adoption. shun and his company take delivery of their adopted children in counseling sessions and various issues . kim has a path in alhamdulillah welfare organization. during this time , the capacity of some of our nurseries, which used to be over 300 children, is now reduced to 50. we are grateful for the honors of our colleagues and our caregivers and all those involved in the social field of the welfare organization . in the meantime,

zhenya tatiana we have three children, two daughters rima and yana and daniel daniel and yana are twins. well , thank god, it so happened that three children are a class. it doesn't get any better. i personally approach each other and got married. then , after that, my parents put the fact that i was already married to a belarusian before that. i they said that i was dating, but they still wanted them. it’s not that they were afraid of poison, if i was a refugee to belorusskaya that i hadn’t returned to power. and in fact , it happened that way, i got married, and here my intuition remained. i immediately felt that to me i was so plus with me man, and i'm not mistaken. he is a wonderful father. well, just authoritative is so authoritative. and that i may not have seen them. okay, you agree. here he is listening. the first time he is beautiful, son, honest kind. there is such a word order went. and, of course, he is the most a good husband and thank god that my fate has developed this way. that i have been with this man for so many years, he is the whole family, i myself am from a large