uh, i recently read alice in wonderland. uh-huh liked the heroine alice, she is very similar to me.just as determined and upbeat. well, here is the third round already. uh, a little more difficult than the first two, because the reaction speed is important there. and what do you think, will maria cope , i believe her, we wish maria success in the third round and move on to getting to know the next participant, we communicate with denis denis is 11 years old, he is from mogilev denis, please tell us about your school life too, what do you like about school. maybe not like something all of a sudden i go to school with pleasure getting knowledge like that. i like mathematics, russian russian literature. what subjects are the most difficult to give, but this does not make them bad, history, belarus and world history, like me, apparently, also have problems. you evaluate your place in the team as a leader. how does this express itself? well, i don’t know, i’m always respected everywhere by irina mikhailovna and denis at school such talkers in quotation marks. uh, he's also silent during

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here on the right is alice from wonderland tishchenko and you create this wonderland, of course, be quickt gives them a lot in life in their upbringing. and you are such a demanding person that they are testing. maybe these are some difficulties and striving for their career to the highest achievements. they are very grateful to you. you are really their mother and i want to tell you today that from the very beginning we saw your house as beautiful, but exotic and elegant , where there are separate rooms, but i have a feeling that today we also came to your house. this is the queen's house. here you are sitting amazing energy. you have united us all in this hall. today i want to wish you health, happiness, you are a very strong woman. i know how much has fallen to your lot in life, but you carry your name to the city and give happiness to all people around. stanislavovich let's fast forward to the queen's house again. and let's see with what taste there everything is done, i'll show you. you will now be married to yourself. we are here interesting. magical, this is this, this is the girl

it was a wonderland, of course, how kalina nikiforova was able to penetrate into this wonderland andis given to mrs. kalina nikiforova , who by some miracle got into a birch tree, but in order to work in birch trees it was necessary special permission from the kgb because practically where there was always some kind of movement of foreign goods or where some people came who came from abroad. with these. uh, you can say uh different series of certificates. they were under close scrutiny, their phones were tapped and everyone was knocking on each other, and everyone was watching each other and for sure, of course, that mmm someone got her this job and didn’t just get into this structure. that is, i think it was worth getting into the structure there. well let's do it, uh, provided that the zhiguli is in the car. it cost, uh, six thousand rubles, and the volga to rub thousands there , the conversation went for hundreds of thousands in order to find a job in this birch, well, in the birch system. that is very much. this is a huge bribe. well, birch. i repeat, uh, most likely, she got a j

to altai for seminars on the gates to shambhala, some believe that shambhala is this mysterious wonderlandthe entrance in which it is located exactly on mountain belukha, the alleged organizer of the event was yana kurgaeva from st. petersburg. she called herself a teacher teacher along with the power was going to some kind of mountain consciousness transformation. belukha is the highest mountain in siberia 456 m located at the crossroads of russia kazakhstan and in the remote region of the altai mountains and, of course, there are many legends. yes , nicholas roerich said that there is an entrance to shambhala. uh, there's a prince. e, tsarevich gautama buddha yes e came down from there in you somehow recharged with energy together with strength and got rid of the problem, the esoteric did not succeed in problems, perhaps even magic was added, it did not help the alleged organizer of the seminar. i am not kurgaeva. she became one of those who died during the crash. the mystics. there is an explanation for what happened, they say. the tourists angered the spirits, the altaians believe, in

midst of this and to think his art into in this case we're about to explore, the space is called a wonderland boons to land. high nearing for just creates of mesa verse, a t a in milly gallery, a virtual gallery that forms parts of going to land of displacing angle paintings works occurring to be exhibited. we talked and lots of them on the same block chain, the great way for people to part and so i think deeply that you can prove that digital ownership. oh wonderful. wonderful. then it's meant to me how the process way to the image of t. they make of is this a diskette place thing wants to know it all in the normal world. he's the most of the obstruction. and now he's expanding to the tips of the main to very, to open to land. a virtual space like no other. the going to land is more than just a place. it's a mission to under the fall is potential of africa's talent, creativity and innovation. to get more insight into how the spiritual world works, place thing is meeting with make and then of course it would to lend how's a blessing it's grace it'd be here with you in the media gallery showca

if t's were about to explore, the space is called a wonderland. boon to land, high nearing forgives creates of mates. a verse a yeah, it really gallery, a virtual gallery that forms parts of a bunch of land displacing and good paintings works occurring to be exhibited. touching onto the, on the same block chain, the great way for people to part. and so i think deeply that you can prove that digital ownership. oh wonderful. wonderful. can you explain to me how the process where the m f t they make of is this a diskette please thing wants to know it over in the normal world. he's the most of obstruction, and now he's expanding to the tips of the main to very, to open to land. a virtual space like no other going to that is more than just a place. it's a mission to under the fall, this potential of africa's talent, creativity and innovation. to get more insight into how the spiritual world works. place thing is meeting with make and then of course, it would to lend how's a blessing? it's great to be here with you in the media gallery showcasing some of your schools . it's awkward that is in adv

i'll say, continue to call, just says, looking at the numbers, wonderland statement doesn't actually make much sense. so let's look at some numbers. e. u. trey was a philippines in 20. 22 was about 16000000000 euros. that's about 17600000000 us the china philippine trade on the other hand, last year is worth about 87.7 bill yet. so it's not even close. i mean there's no way europe can make the make up the shortfall. if the philippines were to the country with china is just ridiculous, china is not placing any restriction on this export to the philippines. so there's really no economics. it doesn't make economic sense for philippines during portfolio. europe at a smart, greater distance and much more costly in terms of shipping then from china, which is just right across the south china sea. so economically, it does not make sense. and uh, you know, at the end of the day it's off all money, right? the countries in the region, they understand their economic livelihood is still depending on china at the end of the day, the chinese economy be, is such a, has a huge cravat, take gravel, a

yes, because for a while, what had been really a sort of wonderland where the street where you livedt town, it was your castles, it was your place for dragons, it was the place of dreams, became somewhere that you had to check in and out of, suddenly, you had to sign to leave your own street and go through a barricade and a sort of primitive checkpoint charlie. what i was aware of was being put on a high alert so, as it were, your emotional engine was revving really high and it was exhausting. that's what i remember, and for everyone, it was absolutely exhausting, and on every side. and families were moving in and out of streets, you know, it was a time of tremendous change and also where the media and the explosion of everything in terms of social activity and political activity in the mid—to—late �*60s was being reflected and shouting out loud from the televisions and from the radio, and so the sense of being in a sort of tumult was very, very palpable. were you scared? most certainly scared. i mean, there's a scene at the beginning of the film which recreates the moment where it k

russian rock, really lame that's but maybe this alice in wonderland band. your answer group alice third question and 2.000. what was the name of the cinema built in 1931 in moscow to show sound films? excellent student drummer medalist clever cinema even so, the city of stupino is clear that it happens regularly in moscow and for sure, you know that there are still in moscow since then, by the way, one of these cinemas, as far as i know, is now being reconstructed, but relatively recently it was still functioning. well, then maybe it's the udarnik cinema. the fourth question and 3,000 rubles. then in mytishchi the heroes of the picture painted by vasily perov drink coffee, tea, water sbiten. but this is a well-known picture, this is a picture of a tea party in mytishchi, so tea is an answer accepted. this is the correct answer - tea drinking in mytishchi near moscow and got close to the first fireproof amount of 5,000 rubles. and this is the fifth question. who was forced to immediately present an american nickname valenta walking on a tightrope over niagara falls driver's license insur

i feel like alice in wonderland.hat is -- first of all, on behalf of our membership i just want you to know how much we appreciate you taking on -- taking on this monumental task. it cannot be easy to rally the country across all these infrastructure sectors to get things done. and i can tell by your energy and your approach to things that we have got a great momentum picked up. a couple quick things, this group is into businesses that you all have recognized of operating services and building projects and the like. are there things that we are not doing from your vantage point given all of who you talk to in rallying the troops to implement that we can benefit from? ,. >>. . , it came from -- and from local government. and the guys from new orleans will tell you that i will ride my bike, i used to ride one when i was a bit younger. and i would basically come into the mayor's office and with precision talk about what is going on in one corner. if you told me about a pothole i would know exactly where they were. if yo

families will take part in including one local family that recently turned a high school into a wonderlandke except it is a safe space for the lgbtq community and for its allies. we are trying to flip the narrative to say there are other ways we can do this. we didn't have that kind of hierarchy. >> i actually got to volunteer during the pride prom, so it was nice. >> there it was a bunch of people having fun and dancing. a boy can dance with another boy, a girl with a girl, and they will not be judged. essentially i had the ability to , feel free as a gay individual and not have to hide or mask it. high school, like a lot of aspects of society, are heteronormative. it does not have to be like that. >> i think that having the support, especially the support from pflag can definitely help , other students who may be struggling to find communities for themselves. but also just find support in terms of supporting who they are and what they want to do. >> well my dad has been , supportive pretty much all of my life. hearing him say this is another step of our journey trying to make the world a

, how kalina nikiforova was able to penetrate into this wonderland and dig in there is still a mysteryut in order to work in birch. i needed special permission as it were, because practically where there has always been some kind of movement of foreign goods or where some people came who came from abroad, with the same one can say different series of certificates. they were under close scrutiny, their phone was tapped and everyone knocked on each other, and everyone filmed each other , and for sure, of course, that someone got her this job and just got into this structure. that is, i think it was worth getting into the structure there. well, let's do it, uh, provided that the zhiguli is in the car. it cost uh six thousand rubles, and the volga rub something thousand there, the conversation went for hundreds of thousands in order to find a job in this birch of all the birch system. that is very much. this is a huge bribe. well, birch. i repeat, uh, most likely, she got a job. she's not even likely, but 99.9%, she's settled. uh, through this hmm through the jeweler, as it were, a jewelry

kristen: many families will be celebrating including a local family that turned a high school into a wonderlandprom is essentially like any other is a safe space for the lgbtq community and for its allies. we are trying to flip the narrative to say there are other ways we can do this. we did not have that kind of hierarchy. >> i got to volunteer during the pride prom, so it was nice. >> it was a bunch of people having fun and dancing. a boy can dance with another boy, a girl with a girl, and they will not be judged. i had the ability to feel free as a gay individual and not have to hide or mask it. high school, like aspects of society, are heteronormative. >> having support from pfla definitely help other students who may be struggling to find communities for themselves. and also just find it support in terms of supporting who they are and what they want to do. >> my dad has been supportive much all my life -- and this is another step of our journey trying to make the world a better place. julian: we would love if you joined us on sunday. special presentation for pgflag parent day, supporting t

not only russian fairy tales are captivating, because you had a collection dedicated to alice in wonderlandisney nutcracker and what about? yes, at some point , well, since the history of the brand has been going on for more than 20 years, and at some point we considered the main world fairy tales and made a collection for each of them. well, then we tried to go all the same in the russian style, because when we present our collection in a foreign showroom, here in new york, we had a showroom in paris, then first of all, when he comes to visit showrooms - this is bayer or the press always show this is a russian designer. this is a japanese designer. this is a german designer. that is, first of all, the origin is always in the foreground. only later. the same surname of the designer, that is, this is belonging to the country, it is of key importance and it became clear that it is wrong to be inspired by other people's fairy tales, you need to be inspired by your own, and we have already begun to speak only on the territory of russian fairy tales. and when you launched with your brand, then a

alice in wonderland any kind of strength we must stamp it down a bogus theory to fight inflation to trash economy in an experience shows that nonsense and stabilize the currency and leave the economy alone and leave banks alone instead of putting on crazy regulation, were capital regulation and is going to hurt lending, the economy is slowing down and you will make lending harder really smart. >> you have not gone down the rabbit hole, we are out of time, thank you very much we appreciate you being here. the cdc is going to track cases of bacteria that have been linked to the baby formula shortage. you have the latest on this. >> i'm sure you remember after the corrado bacteria very deadly bacteria discovered at a plant last year operated by abbot with a were making baby formula, sup public health changes been recommended last week the territorial epidemiologist an organization that supports public health work they recommended the proto- factor be reported to the cdc by every state. only michigan and minnesota report the cases right now but some believe many more babies are getting sick t

it has a bit of an alice in wonderland quality to it. you know, i just -- they can talk about it.uld open an investigation if they want. but if they were actually going to go to the floor and vote, this is a very hard vote, even if the conservative republican-led house for a lot of those republicans who actually won in districts that joe biden won. this would be a pretty hard vote for them to take. >> yeah. to your point, they have not really been able to show much evidence of anything that's directly tied to president biden. but the other context of this -- i think there is a politics of what mccarthy is facing in the house itself. the other part of it is just the big picture here. this is a republican party going into a presidential election in which the economy, which would have been a big issue, is now leveling off. you have inflation coming down from 9% year over year to 3% year over year. you have the fed now raising rates but then saying, hey, we don't know there will be a recession. maybe there won't be. do you think they have to kind of find a plan b if they cannot run on

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uh, i recently read alice in wonderland. uh-huh liked the heroine alice, she is very similar to me.re is the third round already. uh, a little more difficult than the first two, because the reaction speed is important there. what do you think, will maria cope and i believe in her, we wish maria success in the third round and let's move on to the next participant let's talk with denis denis is 11 years old, he is from mogilev denis , please tell us about your school life too, what do you like at school, maybe you don't like something suddenly at school with pleasure. topics russian russian literature, which subjects are the most difficult, but this does not make them bad history, belarus and world history with history, as i, apparently, also have problems. you appreciate your place in the team. as a leader how is this expressed during the lessons? no, he always raises his hand actively and works very hard in the classroom and generally gives him great pleasure in studying. he loves learning and getting new knowledge. maybe you have already decided, denis, what you would like to do in

you know people from knoxville area and they would go to the you know clubhouses there such as wonderland the appalachian clubhouse and spend the summers there. and they also had homes there and now the national park service after, you know, the national service actually fully took this area and these land deeds in the 1990s were preserved in elk to kind of keep it as it was, but also educate people. but you don't see an elk. my is the history of african-american inns african-americans would have on those chains as well coming in and serving as butlers caretakers and even servant food at the time and that history is quite lost. some of the history that's not lost is when it comes to the davis family. and i enjoy the davis family. been lucky enough to do oral and oral history with davis senior, which used to come with his dad. so we can kind of back up and, talk about the history of the davis family being an element. what you see here from left right is william mary, steve davis, part of the davis family. but william was really it is william used to work with him. the melbourne family, whi

we went from routine to a little weird to over the top alice in wonderland weird. three things are going on. so hang in there. i think i can explain them pretty concisely. rule 11 that tom keeps referring to is the bible for a plea agreement. you come in, it sets out colloquy, the judge makes sure the defendant isn't on drugs and the plea is voluntary and the like. and the judge has a limited ability to question and push back on and even reject the plea, and she was exercising that based on her question why does a drug case have this gun count in it also. so that's just how it started and how we got to the misunderstanding. the second thing that's going on is -- has to do with diversion agreements. as the judge says, these happen all the time and what they are are agreements by the government not to bring charges. so they really have in a sense nothing to do with judges. instead of saying we'll dismiss this outright or we'll exercise our discretion not to bring it, we say we'll do it if you keep your nose clean. in theory, none of that should ever come top a court.

would say it's clearly, i would say it's clearly something that we owe a great deal to alice in wonderlandine, abiding affection in for the, for the dormouse in britain. so we wish them all the very best. i've run out of time for this lovely story, ian, but thank you so much being able to offer so much for being able to offer that contribution . very that contribution. ian very illuminating. love a dormouse there we go. that's all we have time for this evening. thank you to all who are watching or listening . i'll be back. we'll listening. i'll be back. we'll be back at the same time next week . and julie, what did you week. and julie, what did you make of it, the show or the dormouse? both, if you like. the dormice felt guilty about because i'm a cat owner. >> so i was thinking, oh, god. but show, i think was but the show, i think was a really interesting debate, a lively debate. and okay, no. one, but one, everyone disagrees. but that's what this show is about. >> yeah, think i thought it >> yeah, i think i thought it was really apposite that was really apposite somehow that a rodent was

no, just alice in wonderland. and the name what is the name do you want us to freeze completely?k, and you tell me what a fucking girlfriend, what if it's wrong. well, just take it at the entrance , give it to me. you see, she had an accident, and she lost her memory. and where will you live? alice i have you a seed, run home as soon as possible, otherwise, mommy will misunderstand. the first gift i take upon myself, you stand and are silent for our happiness. mom and dad are on vacation. only my grandmother is at home, and she is more progressive in some respects. uh-huh the sun is pouring right after the mosquito tamara nevskaya tomorrow after the program time the meat is grilled for her friends loved ones. i serve with maheev ketchup. postal banks, on the contrary, for a closed loan, the postal bank pays money to you, increase the loan with a guaranteed rate service on time, and the bank will recalculate it at 4% per annum and return the difference. come for money post office, bank so so so so so this is a sale of a chair and gave birth not to your dream everything for your be

it feels to me like living in some kind of alless in wonderland. >> that doesn't satisfy republicansctually seem to enjoy attacking the family members of democratic presidents. back in the early '90s when president bill clinton, while he was notching up bipartisan victories and balancing the budget, right-wingers were busy attacking his teenage daughter. >> let's take a look, she who is the cute kid in the white house. no, no, no! that's not the kid. that's the kid. >> chelsea clinton recently noted how creepy it was that she was the obsession of so many adults. >> rush limbaugh and others, but notably rush limbaugh -- i think this is now somewhat well known -- like was quite vicious to me. said terrible things about my appearance and called me the white house dog repeatedly. >> how old were you at this point? >> i was 12, 13. and i remember thinking, like, this is just so, at best odd, at worst just wrong. why is this old man obsessed with me? this is so and creepy. >> and do you have your -- >> sasha and malia obama were even younger but this didn't spare them from insults being hu

we're looking back now as if we're looking through alice in wonderland's looking glass at what took place and we all run the risk of being monday morning quarterbacks. what we were dealing with we were dealing with in real time. where there assumptions that were incorrect? yes. were efforts underway to try to get a hold of this? yes. did some of them work? yes. when you are in the middle of a crisis you are not trying to find the perfect way out. you want to save lives so it is great to look back and say could have, should have, would have, but the fact of the matter is this entire nation was dealing with something in real time. people were washing their hands and told they needed to wash them 30 times a day. many of us thought the disease was transmitted by touching. others thought it was transmitted because of closeness . there were quarantined times that varied from seven days to 17 days. students and young people were afraid to get vaccines because the social media posts were saying it would create infertility. we were washing our groceries as they were dropped off at our door before

it is almost like we are living in alice in wonderland. where right is left.t c-span to do a program on the support for this debacle that the cdc have fabricated. host: brad in columbia, tennessee, last call, democrats line. caller: good morning. i would just like to end the program on a thought -- i want to praise c-span. i watch c-span every morning and it is unbiased and you bring in factual information for the c allers to understand where they are. but i will say this. four years, four years president trump served in office. most of the time he played golf. it took him eight years to turn the economy around and handed over donald trump. in four years, republicans give him more praise than any other president. i'm trying to figure out what are they thinking? donald trump took an economy that was bringing in 244 -- two to $34,000 a month, jobs a month. he took that and rode with it. and now republicans seem to think as though everything was great when trump was in office. he was writing the 44 economy. that is all he did. and he took credit for work another

prince harry is publishing alice in wonderland stuff by claiming the royal family struck a secret deall with rupert murdoch. >> well, i don't know whether anybody still following this story, but i'm interested in it. i'm interested in it at two levels. the human level and then the illegal activity. yes nature of it. but the thing that was really interesting to me in this story was is was was this news group newspapers papers, has found itself in the unusual position of both denying that the sun engaged in illegal activity whilst also arguing a procedural point that prince harry should have suspected detected illegal activity . so detected illegal activity. so they're dancing on the head of they're dancing on the head of the of the pin the whole time. you know, so at one moment they're actually denying that any illegal activity took place. but for procedural reasons, they're arguing that it's it would have been a reasonable suspicion for him to have had , suspicion for him to have had, you know, very strange position indeed. >> mm well, it sounds a bit like the evidence and the argument