ussr it was called the great waltz. then the implementation and making it for a different character then appeared. the caravan theme was invented by duke ellington's orchestra trombone player, khon tizol, takes this theme from benzatsky and makes it into a musical canvas a musical picture from a distance some kind of measured clatter is heard, some kind of percussion, then some kind of dervish hums in the semi-darkness something like a prayer, then appears sound behind the mute pipe. low light. this is the silhouette of a rosary. connected to the clarinet. the orchestra is gaining momentum full light. and suddenly, like some kind of mirage , this power of all that patience arises for a moment, and again the caravan leaves again, the light goes out, again only the clarinet trumpet remains. the voice subsides. and now the clatter is no longer heard. quiet, the room froze. what's next, and then the light flashes, the orchestra rises. eddie roser with his golden trumpet. well, somewhere there he gets up at the piano, bileza

and as you mentioned, help to lift waltz food overall. marines quarter in new york. thank you very much. or tuesday, march the 45th anniversary of the death of rock'n'roll lodge and elvis presley. he was only 42 and he died. but his music and his legacy remain immensely popular and lucrative, especially this year. a new movie about elvis presley has racked up more than $250000000.00 in the box office worldwide. even before heading video on demand. earlier this year, streaming companies sent a dime rolled out a 24 hour elvis channel. there's even a netflix, animated show in the works in which elvis is a secret agent. well, was earned $30000000.00 in 2021. that's according to an annual list of the revenues of deceased celebrities published by forbes. those earnings come through the licensing of song catalogs, libraries, performance rights. and of course the image itself of the celebrity. and elvis is far from the only star who's had a lucrative post mortem. at number 3 on forbes list is michael jackson, who earned $75000000.00 in 2021. that's on the back of revenue fro

it was time to end this war. >> harris: michael waltz of the great state of florida is a former greend multiple combat tours in afghanistan, middle east and africa. great to have you in "focus." first of all i want to show everybody you are actually kicking off a six-figure ad bye highlighting the afghanistan fall. >> as we approach the one-year anniversary of the afghanistan withdrawal debacle we knew it would devolve into absolute chaos. those of us who had served knew this was going to happen this way. all of us veterans began demanding is start the evacuation now. >> harris: congressman, we started to see the approval numbers for president biden slide right before this. but as kabul fell and we got deeper into this and lost the 13 service members at the kabul airport under attack by terrorists his numbers began to plummet and brought us to what we've seen today. the political collateral damage for the left and this ad, what are you trying to communicate? >> president biden ran on two things. he ran on compassion and he ran on competence. i have to tell you, harris, this was the mo

chairman of the house armed services committee and florida republican congressman mike waltz, also on the house armed services committee. gentlemen, thanks for your time. i like to started these bipartisan interviews for some common ground. and what you two agree on. you can choose your topic. congressman smith, first to you. >> well, i think ukraine, congressman waltz and i went on a bipartisan co-del met with vols and battle in kyiv what they are doing to russian impasse. very united in giving ukraine the support they can get to fight off the russians. president zelenskyy is right this war doesn't stop until putin is stopped and pushed back and we agree on getting all the help we can to ukraine to do it. >> bret: i want to play a soundbite, congressman waltz, before i get to you on. that was and it's about ukraine from the defense department today about the effort to get military equipment in there and what's happening. >> we're trying to be very deliberate about what systems we think makes the most sense for ukraine to have. these also have to be symptoms that ukraine itself can su

this is one of the waltzes they once had a period, so he wrote such music. it must be some kind of creative some completely different dimension. that is, we will not see it. we won't read it. and this creates a i don't know mood. you are on the wave and you feel this music, then there are some everyday ones, but they disappear, but sometimes sometimes for a short period, but this, at least, helps and stimulates a person. well hello, come on in. well, this is my area. this is the house that i once bought in the village and built here, but inside everything was done. here, well, you see for yourself, i have grass. i don’t have a craving for planting something a lot, when my wife was alive, she planted all these flowers, and they represent him still growing. in general, such a memory of me separately a large house. this is how i used to live in it. now i have already moved to a small one, because i have my instrument there, in fact, my profession, yes, to be behind the instrument all the time before. of course, i rarely came. now i actually live here. it's such

my husband and i waltzed. after the ceremony, about 4-5 minutes, and then i went up to the president. he was there and invited him, it was spontaneous, there was no calculation . it's just that there was such an atmosphere. and now scientific studies are writing about this dance as a crime against democracy, and in the dance. there was just such a figure the president bowed. it is on the video kissed the hand, and i did curtsy. like they taught me in dance school. and how is it done at a festive ball. and now it's all quoting this gesture was defamed and dumped in the mud. and these are the same gestures that make up life , and in his book, diplomacy creates the history of the self. i am trying to point out these completely different aspects, which should also accompany interpersonal and interstate relations. we cannot think only in terms of missile bases, gdp sanctions and so on diplomat - this is more than a political science dilemma that we are facing in the current situations. and i know this from the euro

>> mike waltz. i guess people are wondering why. why would the u.s. down with iran and negotiate a deal with a country that wants to kill the last group that sat down and negotiated with them? >> let's look real quick where were we at end of trump administration, iranian economy was crippled, pressure campaign in place, suleimani was death, deter edg deterrents was restored they were on verge of coming back to the table for any kind of deal out of a position of weakness. to your point, they are threatening and trying to assassinate u.s. officials, they hold americans hostage right now as we speak. and just last week, they wounded u.s. soldiers in syria in an attack on one of our bases, they know they can get away with this, they know this administration is desperate for any deal. they are wedded to this policy, the ayatollah smell weakness in this white house. trey: speaking of country not weak, sometimes take matters in their own hands, israel made it clear, they are not bound by this agreement, they will do what they need do to protect themselves, w

appeared full of nail, and i also tightened up the polka waltz there, everything is connected, thereake a look at our screens. tired of speak conscience and love tired eyes brigantine raises her eyes. sister, and she is already there for 7 years the oldest metelitsa the wind is such people outside the windows of the troops. and we will write mode. let me teach you a song , they arrived, and she went to study. brigantine is tired. speak to argue and love tired filibuster eyes gave them the blue sea. the brigantine raises the sails gave them the blue sea, the regantina raises the sails. these are the first songs, ready. the lad fell in love with this song so much, and so at first he had a favorite song on some presses there. the ship of satisfaction beats vehemently son for insubordination for the despised abandoned cosiness of the hands of the flint of songs will intoxicate the hands are pouring dead flint, the fathers of kim yana sing a song for you . son you look. choose yourself. i'll do what you like, and i've been reading grigory anisovich. fedoseeva caliste. they gave me a coupl

last to half an hon. waltz berg versus chalka ended goal us might beat osburg with a last minute goal. and fryeburg bead stuttgart. and before we move on from football, it's not often the german fed division get a mention, but it's about 2 for good reason. this clip has gone viral on social media shows is we're goalkeeper. vincent molar scoring from inside his own half open and map and were caught out by the bounce. bullock claimed an outstanding goal. let's check out some other sports stories. dodge athlete. some co ball has completed a hattrick at the european athletics championship in munich, olympic bronze med list and at the netherlands to their 1st ever 4 by 400 meters relay title. ball left the competition behind adding to her individual gold in 400 meters. and 400 meter hurtles. staying in munich, great britain claimed gold in the men's team. gymnastics is the 1st european titles in 2012. britain scored the most points in the horizontal bars, parallel bars, vault and flor exercise. they finished ahead of italy and turkey. saudi arabia is looking to expand its sports would foll

they welcome back form a coach nikko covert, who is now in charge of waltz berg. and a visitor started in promising fashion. patrick them are almost forcing an own goal from boyens alphonso davies. the host true 1st blood though jamal marcial, a knitting a brilliant individual effort in the 33rd minutes. the germany international showing great perseverance and skill for his 3rd goal of the campaign. 10 minutes later on the stroke of half time, it was to nil. joshua kimmie shooting from range. thomas miller, with the decisive touch the comfortable wind turbine after a goal of 2nd period. they couldn't have asked for a better start to the season. finally, some of the world's most athletics, ch, athletic chess players of gone head to head under water. this is the final of the world dive chest championships in london where it's as much a battle of lung capacity as of which place after hold their breath while considering their moves on a board submerged in the swimming pool. own saint michel, a massive key of ich, at the title after 4 rounds. unfortunately, sport isn't

income levels of starting as to stop and so shop at wal mart what they have not done it before of also waltz. walmart was saying that more people, he was a credit instead of debit cards. so obviously, debt might become a profit for a problem. so not everything is rosy, but at least those numbers came in better than expected. and as you mentioned, help to lift walt food overall. i ins court in new york. thank you very much. will tuesday marks the 45th anniversary of the death of rock'n'roll legend, elvis presley. he was only 42 and he died. but his music and his legacy remained immensely popular and lucrative, especially this year. a new movie about elvis presley has racked up more than $250000000.00 in the box office worldwide, even before hitting video on demand. earlier this year, streaming company synod, i'm rolled out a 24 hour elvis channel. there's even a netflix, animated show in the works in which elvis is a secret agent where elvis earned $30000000.00 in 2021. that's according to an annual list of the revenues of deceased celebrities published by forbes. those earnings come through

will continue to thwart many terrorists who plan to launch rockets, a malta shell, some doors it to waltz. israel coming from chicago. sorry oh, more than a dozen people are reported to have been killed in the gaza strip. dudgeon small were injured, and homes were destroyed with about another i was sitting on the sofa hill with my wife and children when suddenly something fell on us. oh, come on home. we didn't know what happened. everything collapsed around us, hulu exited legged. fidel gonna handle a pang. god, he saved us, but my wife broke her hand and my son was hit by a sharp note. now i did finish alive, dismal from the handle. the philly. he's really forces arrested. a senior militant in the west bank earlier this week and detained several other alleged members early on saturday. he's ready forces, say these are just the opening strikes of a longer operation. adding to the fear of an all out war in the region. let's go to jerusalem for the latest. what are correspondence? tanya? cray, milo, tonya. a lot happened overnights. what's the situation now? while there have been multiple

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a malta shell, some doors it to waltz. israel, very shimmy from chicago slowly. oh, more than a dozen people are reported to have been killed in the gaza strip. a dozen small were injured and homes were destroyed about another. i was sitting on the sofa hill with my wife and children when suddenly something fell on us. among we didn't know what happened. everything collapsed around us, hulu, exiled legged, fidel gonna handle a pang. god, he saved us, but my wife broke her hand and my son was hit by a shop. note that i did initialize, dismal from the very israel forces arrested, a senior militant in the west bank earlier this week and detained several other alleged members early on saturday. these rady forces say these are just the opening strikes of a longer operation. adding to the fear of an all out war in the region or taiwan says huge chinese military drills appeared to be a simulation of an attack on the island badging as conducted. some of his largest ever maneuvers around taiwan this week. us house beacon nancy policies visit to taipei infuriated china, wh

. >> dagen: congressman michael waltz the here, republican of florida. what do you make of this new move in the battle between president trump and the department of justice and f.b.i. with this lawsuit? >> hi, dagen. greetings from florida. it is primary day in florida and i've been out talking to voters all morning and they are furious about this raid. it is definitely top of mind. my question, their question is what is the department of justice, what does f.b.i. have to hide? all president trump is asking for is that given the last several years of politicized witch hunt against him, what is wrong with having a third party in there to decide what documents should go where? clearly we know the f.b.i. took photos, they took handwritten notes, they took things that were attorney/client privilege. they took all kinds of things that were outside of the scope of the warrant. so what is wrong with having a little transparency and letting someone else in to make sure d.o.j. and f.b.i. is doing what they should do? and then dagen, i want to say look, it is amaz

culture in the spotlight, also information and cyber security and the future of integration associations waltz spectacular board flights and a parade of historical regattas of residents and guests of kaliningrad stali participants of a large-scale maritime festival, this spectacular holiday, a modern analogue of the assemblies of the times of peter i, which the emperor himself would like most of all suggested alexei chebotarev. at this festival in the museum of the world ocean in kaliningrad, everything is according to the canons of peter's assemblies. the first emperor introduced a fashion in russia for such secular events where you can have fun and eat , it’s not a sin, but the main thing is to talk at ease even about the most important matters for the sake of the water assembly 2022 , even the builders building this one moved forward the size of a twelve-story house is the new planet ocean building - they moved their fence to completely free the embankment in this place so that a large number of visitors could pass quietly and nothing would interfere with this amazing prospect. what kind of

it's very rare know someone today who knows how to do the waltz. >> [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been tryingwhite house pastry chef's recipe, they expressed delight with the cake. referring to her abilities in the kitchen, trisha has said: >> i am not a good cook, but i try. >> a final but brief ceremony remained to be performed. on the arm of her husband, she tossed her wedding bouquet as thousands of brides have done before. marianne, ed's sister, caught the bouquet. ♪ ♪ ♪ with a new and very different life ahead of them, trisha and ed left the white house for their honeymoon at a secret location. >> do you think i will miss most as my parents. because, we are very close, and i look forward talking to them, visit with them, be with them, i think that is what i will miss most. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ solely by the washington posts reporting. in the next hour will discuss and examine how the heroic >> we will discuss and examine how a journalist mit took hold and why it's so tenacious. we will also discuss what's some of the principles of the washington post, the principles

♪♪ >> the most fun, it's just so beautifully and still today, not only does he know how to do the waltzin the final but brief ceremony remains to be performed in on the arm of her husband that thousands watched. [inaudible]. and the okay was tossed. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ with a new and very different life ahead of them, patricia and ed left the white house for their honeymoon. >> on think the most, my parents. in a really look forward at the end of the day to be able to talk to them and visit with them and be with them and i think i probably always will. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ [applause] ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪

this is from ari folman who gave us waltz with bashir.moving, more adult animation and i found this similarly moving at the end. i know it's aimed at young people and, of course, i know the story, but i was in tears at the end of this. it really brings it home. oh, were you? it does bring it to a new audience, perhaps. it does and also i think they make contemporary parallels with the refugee crisis. it is quite current as well. so i do think it's a good one for older kids, if you want them to see this story. it is upsetting but i think it's told in quite a sensitive way. really interesting. ok, thanks very much. that's three choices for this week. there is a great film that you've chosen as best out. i'm so pleased you chose this. blind ambition. this is a triumph against adversity story. i love this, this is on curzon home cinema and also in cinemas. this is a story, it's a documentary, it's a story of four zimbabwean men who escaped violence and went to live in south africa, build new lives and they ended up forming a wine—tasting team

♪♪ >> the most fun, it's just so beautifully and still today, not only does he know how to do the waltzin the final but brief ceremony remains to be performed in on the arm of her husband that thousands watched. [inaudible]. and the okay was tossed. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ with a new and very different life ahead of them, patricia and ed left the white house for their honeymoon. >> on think the most, my parents. in a really look forward at the end of the day to be able to talk to them and visit with them and be with them and i think i probably always will. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ [applause] ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ solely by the washington posts reporting. in the next hour will discuss and examine how the heroic journalist journalist myth of watergate took hold. and why it is so tenacious. but also discuss what some of the principles of the washington post? principles that the post at the time of the watergate scandal have had to say about this interpretation of watergate.

♪♪ >> the most fun, it's just so beautifully and still today, not only does he know how to do the waltzin the final but brief ceremony remains to be performed in on the arm of her husband that thousands watched. [inaudible]. and the okay was tossed. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ with a new and very different life ahead of them, patricia and ed left the white house for their honeymoon. >> on think the most, my parents. in a really look forward at the end of the day to be able to talk to them and visit with them and be with them and i think i probably always will. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ [applause] ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> thank you, pastor keaton, ms. keaton, members of morris brown ame for welcoming us tonight. hopefully we will have another chance to hear the choir. thank you all. it is so nice to be back together and have an opportunity to discuss things that matter in this community and discuss how we can make them better, and i want to

it seemed to me that i didn’t have frets from the comedy because it was after the school waltz.el very good about this role, but she is often shown this film, therefore, well, i look at all this with laughter, because i didn’t have, then what is such popularity or something like- then i was shocked after the school waltz that a huge number of women did not have abortions. we didn’t write, we called on live broadcasts, when there were some broadcasts with me, they were amazing. would you like tea or coffee? let's big people big stories to elena tsyplakova let's go back tomorrow i sergei mayorov see you on ntv tomorrow morning happily. the best for today is beyond at 16:45. a resident of novokuznetsk calls herself the mother of a rat and collects them from all the surrounding garbage dumps, as people are here sunk into the soul. and there it sits there. it remains only, which means you will have another 50. it is love. the woman's neighbors are afraid of rat ages and deadly infections. they can run away and bite small children and, of course, various diseases spread the expression

he just got back, waltz did from ukraine. >> sure, what's happened now with the ukrainians, they have been preparing for this counter offensive for weeks. in the military shaping operations. what have they been doing? they have been cutting down all the bridges that lead into kherson city and they have now accomplished that it's taken some time to do it. we have seen evidence and have you reported it here where they have taken some of the supply depots down in crimea. quite a distance away. buff the main supply points for the russian troops that are in the kherson owe blast is what the ukrainians refer to similar to a province. now the ukrainians have begun their ground maneuver operation. it's taken weeks for them to get to this point. they are attacking on three axes. when we look at it at the institute for the study of war, they have a very real chance of being successful here. one, because of who they're, we already know these are pretty tough guys. and they have the will and the fight and they have got their people behind them and they have imagination. it's unlikely they will go

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waltz, mr. steube and mr. buchanan of florida, i inform the house that these members will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. flores of texas, i inform the house that mrs. flores will vote no on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. letlow of louisiana, mr. van drew of new jersey, mrs. hartzler of missouri, mr. babin of texas and ms. van duyne of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that these members will vote no on senate amendment to h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. weber: as the member designated by the following members, carter, granger, meuser, luetkemeyer, i inform the house that they will be voting no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek reco

joining us is michael waltz.istan one year after the horrible pullout but your take on liz cheney. you are family friends with the cheneys. it must have been kind of tough for you to watch. >> brian, i worked for vice president cheney, you know, over a decade ago as a counter-terrorism adviser. look, in this case we are ultimately responsible to the people of our district and the people of wyoming decided she no longer represented their priorities. obviously the impeachment vote was part of that. i completely disagreed with it, it impeach a president with zero investigation on his way out of office was absolutely wrong. the january 6th commission and once speaker pelosi rejected the republican picks for that committee which has done in the history of the house of representatives to deny the minority party representation and to basically become nancy pelosi's pick, you know, at the end of the day, that is presenting one side to the american people and i think the people of wyoming and people in my district for sur

mike waltz joins us now, a member of the house arms services committee. speaker nancy pelosi and her delegation are just back from the region. she talked moments ago, let's play that clip. >> we will not allow china to isolate taiwan. they have kept taiwan from participating in world health organization, other things, where taiwan can make a valued contribution. and they may keep them from going there,s but they are not keeping us from going to taiwan. so we think their reaction, that was our purpose to salute this thriving democracy. >> what more can policy makers here in washington do to help taiwan and discourage beijing? >> i'll tell you what we shouldn't be doing, that's to continue to tip toe around the issue and continue to allow the chinese to deter us. so also while the speaker was there, the biden administration did not back her up, at all, in fact, tried to stop her from going. in addition to that, mike, they canceled one of the regular tests of our icbms. this is as china is rapidly modernizing theirs and has a rapid nuclear modernization, we

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the russians retreated , the graduates of the famous school were still able to dance their farewell waltzey began to raise the stakes, destroy the surroundings, the artillery and tanks of the enemy ruthlessly pursued the high-rises whole blocks were ground together with people, rockets were thrown into the middle of the place, it was decided to attack and push them to the maximum distance from the city in order to so that they could not be delivered either by tanks or artillery, the units of the armed forces took up the defense to wait for another attempt to break through the meaning. it was not mentioned by pavlo fedosenko, the army began to prepare for a counteroffensive, the order occupied the outskirts of kharkov to secure the directions at the entrances to kharkov on key routes and hold the city we entered they also jointly took up the defense along the bypass route of the city, the enemy was almost on the outskirts of the city , it was almost late on the route, this is the village of the circuns on the outskirts of kharkiv, this is where the occupiers moved or not most of the equipm

this turned out to be too little mood in russia, moreover, it changes quite quickly at the pace of a waltztizens support aggression against ukraine, they still they are beginning to ask questions eh where is this second army of the world? and how little did putin steal his entourage from the eh armed forces of eh and russia itself during the last few weeks in the kremlin prepared three new methods at once, but for ukrainian collaborators who became the side of the occupying power, the other two are for propagandists , for example, in the kremlin, they offer to compare the tepe in ukraine and the crossbreeding of russia, in the manual they write that the crossbreeding of russia became a factor that forever determined the development of the russian state, but this is a wonder when vladimir baptized rus in 988. there was no russia at all , and there was no moscow, and the capital of the great rus was in kyiv. the honor of the population of russia is ill with a psychiatric syndrome called the great-powerful empire. it is propaganda , it worked and it works. uh, let's be a great state in the un

congressman mike waltz joining me now from republican from florida.out this report when you think of all that bad information that was leaked out to the press by the fbi during the russia hoax. >> yeah, remember, you had brennan, clapper, former heads of the cia and director director of national intelligence and others all over national television swearing they had seen documents direct evidence that president trump was an agent of russia but then they would go into shifts behind closed doors and under oath they would swear something completely differently and add susan right to that mix so everybody is right to be skeptical. i can't see why i worked in a previous white house, why a president of the united states would have any type of documents related to warhead design or material. it just doesn't make sense, and the codes, by the way, in terms of what the president has to give to launch get changed when a new president comes in, so even if that got into the boxes somehow, it's all different now, and none of this , you know, rises to the level of so

this is one of the waltzes they once had a period, so he wrote such music. it must be must be. fuck some creative some completely different dimension. that is, we will not see it. we won't read it. and this creates a i don't know mood. you are on a wave and you feel this music, then some worldly things are there, but problems disappear. well, maybe sometimes sometimes for a short period. but this at least helps and stimulates the person. hello , come on in. well, this is my plot, this is the house that i once bought in the village and i moved it here and built it, but inside i did everything myself. here, well, you see for yourself, i have grass i have no cravings for planting something much, when well, my wife was alive, then she planted all these flowers, and they represent him still growing. in general, such a memory of me separately a large house. this is how i used to live in it. and now i have already moved to a small one, because i have my instrument there, in fact, my profession, yes, to be behind the instrument all the time before. of course, i came less often. now i a

servicemen who died in a suicide bomber attacking the campbell airport. republican congressman mike waltz has demanded the accountability for the loss of life during the pullout. u. s. foreign affairs committee republicans are reportedly deeply critical of washington's plans on execution of the africa withdrawal in their leaked report. as we understand, there are potentially tens of thousands of africans still allegedly stuck in the country waiting for special immigrant phases. they were allegedly early, $36.00 state department officials on the ground at cobble airport a year ago. they were there to help those on the list to get out. and us congressman michael mccaul, criticized the disconnect between us intelligence and the white house. there are many since if you will though, there was a complete lack of failure to plan. there was no plan and it was there was no plan execute. there's a disconnect between, you know, it tells it's on the ground and what the white house is doing. in this report, the says it all, i, there is no way we're gonna evacuate embassy personnel from hell covers lik

waltz in the history of the show spend time in the company of belarusian edits and watch intellectuallyinment projects on our tv channel. belarus, you can joke on the braslav bus, there is a ball in the lake for the non-random name of god's wok, in spite of the lake tore off the devil with its obrys and they put the wolf into maya lake, the shape of the correct ones and the circle does not change for stretching debts there is far, that the wok sews behind the right of people from heaven and the shmat of such choral chandeliers in belarus this gait, this confidence is such respect for the public of the star, as the poets said. it means someone needs it. but there are stars that ignite themselves, because you need it, all the people need it, he really was. here is some kind of hero of russian literature, such here, whom we know as a real intellectual, who you guessed that it’s not hard to guess that i am in an evil situation for myself. he was an absolutely free man and he was happy about it. what do you think, is it possible to measure the art of music with dry numbers using ordinary mat