in ancient times there was a technique of wood scanning. lace, then it was lost, and more modern ones saw it and decided to recreate it, so a group of craftsmen gathered under the leadership of vladimir tsukunov, so they decided to come up with a machine that would make beautiful shavings, by trial and error they made a machine that makes thin shavings , removes them from which can be made into jewelry. beautiful products, that’s basically where the name comes from: filigree, filigree, because the finest, shavings of wood, i came, i was little, i came into this, my father came into in principle, these masters who worked on... on the invention, that is, i was little, i came, i knew them all personally, we walked there, did our own thing, the guys did theirs, and then it turns out that my father died , and vladimir tsukunov took his older brother to his artists, so the older brother came there, and we, well, he gave it to us, here you go, try it in childhood, well, we tried, well, so that we liked it very much, but no, well, it’s interesting, there’s a little - it was a little. i see th

is such a material that metal is still cold and more so, but wood is warm and... the process of worku explain to people, and well, many don’t even believe, well, as it was with carriage, when the carriage was presented to the vatican, the italian media wrote, they wrote that the carriage was made of pasta, and indeed i looked, and well, yes, from the outside it looks like it is made of pasta, so the whole magic lies in the fact that it is a tree and no one can’t think that it’s possible to do such work so subtly and delicately. if there was an opportunity to change something, lately in our family we have been talking among ourselves about the fact that perhaps someday in the near future we will have to go to work, and what else to do, i don’t see myself anywhere, well, i just don’t i see, i can’t imagine what it’s like to go to work there from 8 to 5, everything is strict, everything is under control. well, i’m used to working for myself, for my own pleasure, because i like it, i probably would have done it anyway when i started, it seems, well , it’s still not like that, now we’re s

10 from what we harvest, cutting affects how plastic or non-plastic the wood is, how behaves, each oft, of course there are times when we are asked to make so many identical pieces, we immediately explain... that yes , they are identical, they seem to be the same, but at the same time, if you look closely , they are not the same, because somewhere the size of some dot does not match, somewhere else there is something else, but in general we get ideas, for example, i very often take some photographs for myself, so i saw what -there is a drawing somewhere, and i immediately think if i can use it for work, well, that is, as a rule, i show it to vitalik. if he likes it too, we style it to suit ourselves, because after all, it’s not possible to put curls everywhere, we style it to suit ourselves, then we’ll try to do something. to say that here is something specific, no, it just turns out, well, it’s included in the top, this dish, the boxes, the cases seem to be the same, the pictures we have due to the drawings, pictures and the frames are expanding, that is, they turn out perfectly diff

for our work, we use wood from all fruit trees, stone fruit, apple, plum, in general, everything thatng, we cut everything from friends, we collect from ourselves, from acquaintances, in the forest, this is, let’s say, probably buckthorn, but, firstly, it is very rarely found in the forest, and secondly, it is very thin, due to this, we value this wood, well, that is, we use it very carefully for business, because we know that it is difficult to get, sumac, a very beautiful color, or as people call it vinegar tree, we love chestnut very much, because it is so soft wood, plastic, gives in, we use marred oak, well, very rarely, because it crumbles due to its loose structure, it crumbles a lot. it's hard to use, maple can be used, birch can also be used, rebina, very good the color is also not forest, because in the forest they are too thin, that’s where, if someone is pruning, it’s also a very good color, we try somewhere, the only thing we don’t use at all is the raspberry ones, because there is a separation, even if it’s a bump, that is, well, a descent. resin, there are still remains

lot of defects, the stages take us a huge amount of time with preparatory work, that is, first the woodxtracted, then dried, then it must be dissolved, planed, that is, we have a huge amount of just garbage, which... goes nowhere, and then only we embody our ideas and pictures there, and they also take a lot of time, i want to use beautiful, bright colors, it takes a lot of time to choose them so that they are combined, so that again, the wood must still be cut, so that it is properly dried, prepared, even the wood with which we work goes through a certain period. perseverance, if a person is active, he is used to being on the move everywhere all his life, no, here - after all, most of the time we we spend it sitting, we must have patience, some kind of creative artistic ability, yes, a person must see, but on the other hand, everyone has their own vision of beauty, we take wood when we pick it up, yes, partly we, it tells us, some small direction. but it is with pictures that we control the plan; we very often adjust the wood to what we see, at least we try very hard, because not alway

in ancient times there was a technique of wood filigree lace, then it was lost, but more modern onesnd decided to recreate it, so a group of masters gathered under the leadership of vladimir tsukunov. so they decided to come up with a machine that will make beautiful shavings, by trial and error they made a machine that makes thin shavings, removes them, from which you can make a beautiful piece of jewelry, this is basically why the name filigree filigree, because the thinnest shavings are made of wood. i came, i was little, i came into this, my father came in. well, so that we liked it a lot, but no, well, it was a little interesting there, i never thought that i would do this, but when we got older, after the army, the bulk of them were there , that’s when interest appeared, perseverance, firstly, appeared because i wanted good things when i was little, so that they would appear quickly, but quickly and well it didn’t quite work out, in principle, this happened almost from childhood, and i... in principle, while i was on maternity leave , little by little i started to help vitalik,

, maybe be 10 from what we harvest, cutting affects how plastic or... plastic wood, how does it behavewhen we are asked to make so many identical pieces, we immediately explain to people that yes, they are the same, they seem to be the same, but at the same time, if you look closely, they are not the same, because somewhere the size is there some dots won’t match, there’s something else somewhere, but in general , we get ideas, let’s say i very often take some photographs of myself, so i saw some drawing somewhere, and i immediately think , can i use it for work, well, that is , as a rule, i show it to vitalik if he too i like it, we stylize it to suit ourselves, because after all, it’s not possible to put curls everywhere, we stylize it to suit ourselves, then we’ll try to do something. to say that there’s something specific, no, it just turns out, well, our top list includes this dish, the boxes, the cases seem to be the same, the pictures, and thanks to the drawings and pictures, our boundaries are expanding. that is, they turn out completely different, despite the fact that they ar

street, just a block from wood street. somebody had told me this was how i was going to spend my retiring years. yeah. the left, >reporter>she says she doesn't feel safe anymore. she doesn't leave her rv after dark, and she wishes this wasn't her reality. >>>>didn't choose this on people have it was not my choice. i would love to favorite yeah. really would have anything available for us after >reporter>this boardwalk. ford walked through what is now left behind on wood street. disappointed by what he saw. >>>>that you see it sickens me. but what are we going to do with it? a lot of it is illegal dumping. >reporter>ford says the city doesn't provide the encampment with dumpsters, to dispose of their waste. he wishes the city let them keep being camp mint, he says they were successfully providing a sense of community. and mutual aid for those experiencing. homelessness. >>>>reduced the numbers for arrest. we did see a decline in addictions. we did provide things for people to >reporter>do. >>now when the camp closed last ye

, the vachabniks were boiling, and the boiler is burning wood., we 've been soaking, we're taking out the fire, we've come into the first yard, we're grazing, and we're heating up the wood, we're boiling the fire drava. for dvara paishli, paskakuyu guchy, you are growing the grass, paskakuyuchy, padzyakuyuchy, let's grow the wood. we are returning from the akhramautsa braslau district here to the capital city. on a packet of grass the faithful of the religious denominations celebrated the holidays in vyalikdzen. happy day, seven days. in the post, it was possible to eat various herbs, but traditionally , there was a red egg, salt and vegetable juice, and of course, at the huts of the family and friends. in different regions such houses were called: valachobnikas, galikalniks, valunikas, palms, dollhouses. and in the studio , the recording again adapts the folk song, campsite sergei sukhamlin and the hibernator and the tv broadcaster. nastya krauchanka, why did i yago padmyata?, padmyata zevanka, padmyata, yes that's how little ivanechka is, who i

, siberian wood, siberian wood, and here is our flag, because i still live in belarus, of course, i dons section from a large burl, you can see what the burl was like, similar to this , you see, this is an aspen burl, yeah, that is, aspen is so very light, even the material, and the cap turns out to be so interesting, ask to come to your workshop to see, otherwise you are standing like this in a beautiful belarusian suit, or maybe it’s not you who is doing it, your brother or matchmaker, or let’s go and have a look, anatol ivanovich, we’ve arrived to your home, first of all, i already saw your castle chairs, tables all made of wood, lamps, floor lamps, whatever you have, it’s all you yourself, here’s your workshop. it smells extraordinary, here you have a blank already made, it will be a chandelier, a six-armed one, the so-called one, here it will be attached to ceiling here with help. what will come of this in siberia, timber is being harvested on a very large scale, i drive into a plot that is completely covered with hundreds of trees, but it means that the words have knocked down a t

not out of the woods and we - their contributions but we're still not out of the woods and we are |ut of the woods and we are operating through this hand to l not out of the woods and we are - operating through this hand to mouth approach _ operating through this hand to mouth approach which — operating through this hand to mouth approach which is _ operating through this hand to mouth approach which is extremely - approach which is extremely difficult _ approach which is extremely difficult for— approach which is extremely difficult for us, _ approach which is extremely difficult for us, it _ approach which is extremely difficult for us, it makes - approach which is extremely . difficult for us, it makes things much _ difficult for us, it makes things much more _ difficult for us, it makes things much more difficult _ difficult for us, it makes things much more difficult in - difficult for us, it makes things much more difficult in tales - difficult for us, it makes things much more difficult in tales ofi much more difficult in tales of planning — much more difficult in tales of pl

on the contrary, the bench is made of the same wood.of humidity is not so important, but the wall plays with shades due to the natural characteristics of the wood. useful space. the corner is filled with a closet and open shelves for bath accessories. transformers for led strips were hidden in the upper section of the cabinet. the heat in the bathhouse complex will come not only from the stove, but also from the radiators. the narrow vertical solo model was installed in the dressing room, and the quadrum model with a shagreen effect on the surface diversified the texture in the washroom. a metal structure that will accept you into its arms. decorated with slats made of thermoalkha. spots on the ceiling made of aluminum. they are not afraid of moisture. and the larch font even more so. the wood is treated with a waterproof polymer coating. the parts are machined with such precision that leaks are excluded. they are connected according to the tenon-pass principle. complete impermeability is ensured by sealant and metal hoops. the stairs h

you are asking about, the total amount that was, for which contracts were signed for the supply of woodfor the construction of fortifications, it was 471,317 sia more than 400 million, which is interesting that for six companies and one fop, where we understand that there are unambiguous signs of efficiency in these companies, a contract was signed with them for 366 million, and with forest groups only for 100, that is, in fact, only 1/4 of all of the contracts was concluded with forest farms, and 3/4, that is, almost the entire amount was concluded exactly with these firms, and the explanation at the briefing, the explanation at this transparency council, that the forest farms did not have the opportunity in the appropriate volume and as quickly as it had to be done. er put this grass, and six firms that registered there for a few months, yes, and we already know, it's great, the whole country knows who their founders were, they had these opportunities and supplied this cattle, there are a lot of very questions here, unwillingly, i return to our favorite story, you know, about chickens

we're talking about tiger woods, our pal jackson daly recently got to sit down with tiger woods to talk about golf, his advice for kids and how it feels now to be golfing alongside his teenage son. he's a history making athlete with a legendary swing. tiger woods started golfing when he was very young. by five, tiger was already turning heads. a student of the game, putting, hitting, chipping. would you like to be a pro golfer? yes and it didn't take him long. at 16, tiger played his first professional golf tournament. from there, the rest is history. a legend on the green was born. today tiger woods is regarded as one of the greatest golfers of all time. golf could be an intimidating sport to get started in. do you have advice for kids trying to get started in golf? yeah, just go to any kind of indoor or outdoor hitting bay range. just go hit balls. it doesn't matter about playing golf courses, not when you're just starting. just go to ranges, hit balls, just slap it around and enjoy making contact. it's all about just getting out there and just getting the reps in and getting started.

from natural wood, yes, that is, if in our room we have wood on the floor, then on the balcony we raisedglass here, so in any weather there will be a workplace here , it will be comfortable, yes, meanwhile, in the room opposite the window we fixed a mirror sheet, and now it’s time to tear our white sheet, these large relief panels were made to order for the project , add space of depth. and are sent either to a lake in the mountains, or to a river in a cave. the door leaf is covered with factory primer and painted to match the color of the walls. the west handle is responsible for the operation of the silent lock with a magnetic tongue. armed with a roller, our bas-relief becomes white. we carefully go through each bend. indeed, this song fits very well here, in fact, because this is a mirror in such a lake of hope, everything as it is, accept it, its interpretation is very reminiscent of some kind of lake in the ice. look, this is an amazing piece of art that we have here. it turned out, not only is it convenient, it’s a full-length mirror, but it’s also some kind of piece of art. becau

wood, which is largely sourced from north america, including british columbia in canada.ard." on the edge of smithers, where jake gilden has lived since 2008, is a mill which dries wood shavings and forms them into pellets which then shipped to the uk to be burnt. that process, he thinks, is impacting his picture perfect environment. it can feel like your lungs are restricted. anybody with a pulmonary condition like asthma or heart conditions often have to stay in their houses, not engage in any of the recreational activities. so people have to move out of valley who have any kind of lung condition. and itjust is a terrible thing from the point of view of people's health. drax started importing wood pellets from pinnacle renewable energy in western canada in 2012. from 2021, the drax group purchased pinnacle and additional mills. i've seen the smoke columns coming out of those plants. the one in houston, the column of smoke reaches smithers, and you can see it in the wintertime, in particular coming up the valley and adding to our air pollution issues. now all sources of

and here you are, you're tiger woods.. it's gorgeous, it's called sun day red. look at this. you're wearing it right now. super soft, what -- what's the thing behind this? how did you get involved with this? >> well, it's about athletes being first, and designing something for the athlete, so that we can perform at a higher level. and here we are with sun day red. >> jimmy: yeah, and you wanted to do this because you said, "i want it to be so comfortable. i want it to feel like you're golfing naked." [ laughter ] is that another trick that you know how to do? [ laughter ] >> no. that is true. that is true. but if it helps you, then so be it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why the name sun day red? >> maybe because i've won a few tournaments on sunday and wearing red. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: why -- why red? why is that the -- >> no, the red -- the red story is actually a good one. it comes from my mom. my mom thought it was my being a capricorn, whatever, is my power color or some b.s. thing like that. [ laugh

let's talk about wood pellets. this is alternative energy, it has already declared itself on the inside. fuel pellets in borisovsky forest farm they produce two types: industrial for boiler plants or housing and communal services, as well as household ones, they are lighter and practically do not leave the halls. household pellets in the borisov experimental forestry are produced from debarked waste from sawmilling, that is, they are sawdust chips, which makes it possible to achieve a reduction in the ash content of the ash yield, an increase in heat transfer, and packaging is carried out in a bigbed weighing a ton. packaging of 15 kg is in greater demand among the population, due to the fact that it is much easier to use in home heating. today borisov suppliers of wood pills for the domestic industry, there are prospects for export sales. we sent our granules to the cement plant, krasnoselstvo materials, zhodenskaya ets, precisely to conduct such a small experiment, introducing fillet into wood chips to obtain mor

since wood street was cleared out. since then, i've been arrested. my addiction is picked back up, embarrassing to say, but being transparent helps me along the way i didn't choose this. some people have. it was not my choice. i would love to pay for it. yeah. i really would. when the camp closed last year, the city, said 39 people accepted shelter at cabins and 11 moved to a safe rv program. join me live now to talk about the situation in oakland is bishop bob jackson of acts full gospel church. thank you so much for joining us today. all right. you for having me. so what do you make of the homeless crisis in oakland? you know, it's interesting. we've spoken to a number of homeless advocates here in san francisco across the bay area. and they often blamed the lack of affordable housing. in their cities for the crisis. do you think that that's the reason for the crisis in oakland? all right. i think that has a lot to do with a lot of it. of course, the housing uh homes and the also the rental of the properties are sky. high rents here in the city of

robert wood is an economics professor at san jose state. wood says the insurance market instability is driving the large premium increases. the insurance companies are kind of in a panic, and they're grabbing what they can. wood says all californians are paying for the devastating wildfires that have scorched the state, whether they live in the fire zone or not. add to that the growing number of companies dropping policies altogether, and you get a situation where families feel like they have no choice but to pay. so that's the problem, right? i mean, six years ago, if you didn't like your insurance rates, you'd go to another insurance company. pamela says she's one of the lucky ones who found another option. she called triple a, which covers her cars and primary home in willow glen, her new premium with triple a less than $7,000 a year for the same home. it worked out, but it's kind of disheartening. i mean, you want to be able to trust your company. wood says the insurance market is like the oil and gas market right now. prices fluctuate

a wood king bed. without the look that i'm going to sit on to the the the, the, the out loud. little about the some done on the photos van with myself. the only thing i'm really sure her mother should only be like, yeah. but the lines on the, not the middle of the the, the, the video which was a, is not how the literally, what's the model file, let me know if you let me know and you got the, the start of a, of those little my cell phone bill was the sort of the machine on on i'm a little wireless little button and you know, the, of the stuff, you know, so that way that's a big one of the uh, getting the hand out and i'm having to suffer for that necessarily on the face. the life i love to forget it needs a good study and then a short visa auto pay. i like the last a lot of a lot. the 3 me a visa or a lot of the lower east teen as because of the head of the how to brush the hang on the wireless the and then handles the well this out a little effect. the also said in the middle of a good movie to look up and see where you are in the beginning, but i do the restore to sort of the

>> correct. >> all wood. >> all wood. >> reporter: curtis robin hold is the executive director of theairport. >> it's pretty exciting and, you know, you can start to see it all coming together now. >> reporter: the dream is to make this more than just a place to take off or land. >> you want people to come here just to hang out. >> would not hurt. the idea of a space in front of us here, auditorium seating, where you have more of a community space. how that's used, we'll have to see how that plays out. >> reporter: all of this is possible because of mass timber, which is not all that different than the kind of wood you find at the store, except it's been bonded and pressed into huge pieces, used as walls and floors that can be installed all at once, which for one, dramatically speeds up construction time. >> what is this? >> this is cross-laminated timber. like if you went into lowe's, home depot, see all the 2 by 6s, this is a whole bunch of 2 by 6s glued together. >> is this the future. >> absolutely. >> reporter: chris evans is the president of timber lab, one of the firms pioneeri

are we out of the woods? it can both be true that — are we out of the woods?true that we _ are we out of the woods? it can both be true that we are _ are we out of the woods? it can both be true that we are at _ are we out of the woods? it can both be true that we are at a _ are we out of the woods? it can both be true that we are at a turning - be true that we are at a turning point, and that is clear in these gdp figures, 0.6% growth is clearly better than having been negative for two gdp figures, 0.6% growth is clearly better than having been negative for two waters gdp figures, 0.6% growth is clearly better than having been negative for two waters in gdp figures, 0.6% growth is clearly better than having been negative for two waters in the gdp figures, 0.6% growth is clearly better than having been negative for two waters in the last gdp figures, 0.6% growth is clearly better than having been negative for two waters in the last half gdp figures, 0.6% growth is clearly better than having been negative for two waters in the last half of gdp figures, 0.6% gro

in belarus , wood pellets are actively used as the optimal type of fuel. this is rational in terms of alternative energy and a high-quality export component. the housing and communal services sector is looking at pillettes, and there is also interest among owners of cottages where it is possible to heat the premises and obtain hot water precisely thanks to the combustion of pellets. compared to gas equipment, such equipment is several times more expensive. supplier of wood pellets for the domestic industry has prospects for export sales, products are ready to be bought in central asia, china, turkey. we sent our granules to the red-gray materials cement plant, zhodenskaya ets, precisely to conduct such a small experiment of introducing fillet into wood chips to obtain a greater effect on heat transfer. also today we are working on implementation issues in... uzbekistan, kazakhstan, the russian federation, and we are trying some volumes, starting to work with the course. household pellets in the borisov experimental forestry are produced from debarked waste

well, dry wood is hell and death here, and wood with a hollow is poor here.e burrowing tree. you eat the weights, you look for the pigs, and so what are you she doesn’t let you fool around with these pigs, i bought them, yana hi i lovits, good day at your house, oh good luck, oh love, oh love, dear squad, what a great squad, special investigators are relaying, le mayuzza and other mercantiles. so, after the above names came the hell of the transformation of the summer layers, which means the elongated or flaccid wide ones. the slavic cultivar and the significant covers did not turn off. in the 19th century there was a version that was called both the sky and the lake, and the gonard of the three saints and the navat they thought that the noble princess alena ivana... built the temple of saints vasil vyalikag, rygor bagaslov and john zlatavust. there, some issued letters were written under the name of the pastor “trysvyaty”. good zen, gaspadars getai huts, and zhykhars getai huts. the hell of us are bastards and shchyra patsalunki, first, i will give you peas

technically . known microbes, even radiation extra virgin olive oil, pizza is cooked at 480-500°, woodere was pizza. the whole temperature is at the top, so when the bottom is fried, we look, it’s ready to rise to the top, in this way, like this you see, something like a leopard appears, this means that the dough is well kneaded, baked goods. that's it, the pizza is ready, this is exactly what napolitana pizza should look like, olive oil, after, very useful, basil, that's it, we always check the dough, it's baked. bun, bread, here you go, pizza margherita, first pizza, first course - this is, well, i started when i arrived in prague, i started making pizza right away, but it was a proper pizza, it was... with pineapples, italians are categorically against pineapples, that's why this well, it’s the same as eating pasta with jam, so now it’s true that there is one famous pizza yoli in naples, gina sarbilio, he was also categorically against pineapples, but for the sake of probably some kind of advertising, hype, he prepared pizza with pineapples , it’s just very popular now in italy, in

we had a part of our own woodworking factory, our own paper wood industry. how long before i came here, they opened the sukuppe forest. i have wonderful mazandanis. have the air of mazandanya. we are still waiting for positive events. the people of mazandaran had an appointment with the president at 10 am. he had come much earlier. long live our amir . well, after hours of waiting, now it's like this the people of mazandaran welcome mr. raisi, the president, to all of mazandaran, the clay of god's heaven, the clay of talar, this is jabeshte, a fistful of fistfuls, and a kind hearted poet, like an angel of the government. what is mr. raisi famous for, in their opinion, behind the work of the government, authority to the underprivileged, helping the underprivileged, helping the oppressed, a government that pays attention to the weak sections of the society , anti-corruption, fighting against bigots, more with my people, listening to people's words from every level and stratum what are the people famous for with their youth and their love and kindness? the past

the cattle drinking from the woods can not be counted. lives salvage. didn't abandon flows through the limits of all positions until the narrow waste can barely contain the massive river of refugees. at that time, jim and cro at units took over the groups headquarters, which were on the top of 3 hills. each connected to another 3, a strong battery. this had been built around the peaks, cleverly placed behind them, hidden machine gun nests and rifle trenches in the center for several months. it was solid block houses with workshops, hospitals, weapons stalls, and printing houses. they had prepared for a very long time, but huge forest kept everything beneath its maternal canopy. so it was very hard, even for our avi action to find the groups center where supplies went carefully, the reasons camouflaged. one captive showed us those hidden places. acosta. we survey of one bunker. can you please results? 18 sense of beads. $0.02 of grease. several barrels of combine. $0.30 of cone. $300.00 windows plus umbrellas, pets. super close. around 300 people. 20 sen

, and we decided to investigate who are... the suppliers of the actual wood, who supplies wood for constructionwas impressed, that is, i did not know about his existence until i read that he drank a liter and a half bottle of jack daniels supermarket, what did he burn, well, look, this is all very important, who do you think, just but i didn't see it in the publication, who do you think was supposed to supervise, yes, well, we understand, that's how they cut a dark number of hundreds. for the performance of this or that work, they were directed to the regional military administration, they are managers there, who carried out this or that other supervision, well, at the kyiv level, maybe kubrakov, maybe some of kubrakov's deputies, maybe it's just a kind of shadow, maybe some other department or some other minister or vice prime minister should still exercise control over how the state program is implemented and budget funds are used. the customer, the kharkiv regional military administration, is responsible, is responsible for who they chose as a supplier, who they chose as a supplier of materi

the candle drinking from the woods cannot be counted. lives salvage. didn't abandon flows through the limits of all positions until the narrow waste can barely contain the massive river of refugees. at that time, jim and crow out to units to cope with the groups headquarters, which were on the top of the 3 hills. each connected to another 3 strong battery. this had been built around the peaks, cleverly placed behind them, hidden machine gun nests and rifle trenches in the center for several months. it was solid block houses with workshops, hospitals, weapons stalls, and printing houses. they had prepared for a very long time, but huge forest kept everything beneath its maternal canopy. so it was very hard, even for our avi ashan to find the groups center. west supplies with carefully bare reasons camouflaged. one captive showed us those hidden places. a customer we survey at one bunker. can you please results? 18 sense of beads to sense of grease several barrels of combine. so the sense of cooling, $300.00 windows plus umbrellas, pets, super close for

um it was they who dug trenches through the woods and roads and they had to build in numerous between the barriers. they also knew that northern both knew was tailor made so gorilla wolf with its 1st oil and densely overground plants life. the narrow roads and its winding paths. small clusters of leafy trees, bushisms grove spread out across the fields and meadows making ideal conditions. but the finding the world going on here isn't the usual kind to clear out from some visible cell, just the enemy is everywhere. several shots are fired, suddenly columns, passing by midway from commanders. so it's the whole area but can't find anything. the guerrillas have disappeared without a trace, seemingly vanishing into cnn. for that reason, jim and then for lation troops set up the ring of steel around a huge area and it steadily closing and then from that ring, endless columns of pressed presence flee as the 1st sign of the 1st people's liberation army being crushed. the group that just weeks before said frank debit. imminent attack on the country's future capital. the black darkness covers a

and the know miss wooded area. more than 45 kilometers long, by deep, gorgeous, and surrounded by swim, be lowland with wild rivers dance with the 1st people's liberation army. for the federation of no magic bulk and ruled as a motor was allowed itself to be driven in expectation of the attacks that would destroy the don't just wild bends but well organized groups. they print their in newspapers in the cause of the forest. they have workshops, manufacturing equipment and munition some hand clearly united these bands. but there was also an awful sense of terror under which many thousands of southern slavic peasants had to work on it. that it was they who dug trenches through the woods and roads. and they had to build in numerous tree barriers. they also knew that northern both knew was taylor may, it's the gorilla wolf. with its 1st oil and densely overgrown plants life, the narrow roads and its winding paths. small clusters of may see trees, bushes, and grove spread out across the fields and meadows making ideal co

to leave woods and come to a different division and cable car was it.here has been only four women that work the cable car in the 150 years and i am the second person to represent the cable car and i also know that during the 19, i think 60s and women were not even allowed to ride on the side of a cable car so it's exciting to know you can go from not riding on the side board of a cable car to actually grip and driving the cable car and it opened the door for a lot of people to have the opportunity to do what they inspire to do. >> i have some people say i wouldn't make it as a conductor at woods and i came and made it as i conductor and the best thing i did was to come to this division. it's a good division. and i like ripping cable cars. i do. >> i think she just tapped into the general feeling that san francisco tend to have of, this is ours, it's special, it's unique. economically and you know, a rationale sense, does it make sense? not really. but from here, if you think from here, no, we don't need this but if you think from here, yeah. and it tur

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people, their parents are walking, we welcome veterans, pioneers from 10 types of decorative arts, wood carving, burning, interweaving ilyana is engaged in stone with melcher, there was a competition in mosaics in childhood , seven diplomas were taken from them two grand at, and i assume that ilya will also take it, suddenly i get diplomas, ilya takes second place, that is, he is engaged in aerobatics, so that the boy could make such jewelry, that is, he only began to do this level at about 30 years old, the evaluation commission either made a mistake or didn’t believe that this child couldn’t do such things. work for me is pleasure and religion is everything for me. sorry for such pathos, that the teacher, our house is full of things, construction is going on, no, i’m coming here, half the village says, vadik, you, why do you need this, and half the village says, vadik, no matter what, keep doing his own business, he has been playing for the pioneers for 70 years. hello, angela, as they say, i apologize to the people for the humor, not even a year has passed, but what a job, well, okay

top best scanners in the project belarusians teslya family their unique technique of inlaying with woodngs, which they restored after a century of oblivion, we use wood from the forest, buckthorn, sumac, or as people call it vinegar tree, everything that grows in the garden, all the fruit trees, stone fruits, we cut everything and collect it from our friends, we ate it little by little, sipping on the words of our skin. the greatest creativity, the most valuable and useful ivagi - these books. the books contain the thoughtful thoughts of the people, the reports and expressive chatter of people. everything that chalavetstva created, she ate up on old books, bytstsam witchcraft. we read the past centuries, the closer ones, we appreciate the past for our daily life.

the fact is the tablets of the great woods. but his great operation saying that he successfully was all to the jewish, and this it'd be an issues of the question in croatia. in this context, it's perfectly clear why could use such a language that's very typical of the signature of s as documents. and definitely not to them and couldn't be seen in the german press. drug nails results are understated and saw from what really happened in color. in that bloody mexico travel time didn't only take part, but he distinguished himself by being decorated the good while time was 24 years old. unambitious young officer who wanted promotion and career progression in original gym and documents the bell and documentation center and the national archive in washington. we can see a list of on us from the very 1st page appended to this report is a listing of 34 men, single down the meritorious service. only 74 men out of 25000 correlation. german forces in gaines didn't because our operation left tenant comfortable time is number 25 on the list

veneer, it’s beech veneer. a thin cut of wood, wow, and it’s so thin that light penetrates through its’ dacha they have just a bunch of boards with which they heat the stove, these are old boards from potato boxes. i just tried to polish this board, it turned out that it was simply stunningly beautiful wood, that is, each board was a different shade, different and different colors, each had its own texture, cracks and so on, it’s very, very beautiful, if you just put them together, it turned out just like a painting is painted, it’s like people, there is not a single identical person, and there is not a single identical board, because the living one is also made of wood, and i made my first clock, that is, i knocked them down from these boards along with wow, guys, from the beauty here, nastya, sasha, i adore you, i love you, everything was made from gold they added, they dressed up the piano, this is actually a very cool theme, if your piano cannot be restored, then you can simply make a flowerbed out of it and house 10 zamioculcas, happy brothers. it’s cozy, they feel themselves her

general wood held this position until his retirement in july of 2022. he oversaw numerous deployments of soldiers and airmen overseas. he ushered the national guard into the 21st century. and he coordinated the tennessee national guard's response to the september 11 terrorist attacks. neral dan wood served in the military for more than 40 years and is a proud fourth generation citizen of henderson county and a fifth generation tennessean. we mourn a son of tennessee but we also celebrate a true american hero. our thoughts and prayers remain with his wife of 62 years, janice, his son, stewart, his daughter, amy, and three grandchildren. dan wood taught us all what it means to serve your country and to dedicate your life to preserving freedom for generations of americans. we truly miss him. and with that, mr. saker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes e gentlewoman from alabama, ms. sewell, for five minutes. ms. sewell: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the extraordinary career and achievements of lieutenant

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i prefer wood, its smell, the feeling of working with it, i like making dolls, they give as gifts. when a dog puts on a shirt, a cat puts on trousers. puss in boots is a popular name in the repertoire of the gyumri theater. here european, russian and, of course, armenian fairy tales are adapted for the stage. they give 10 performances a month and prepare up to three premieres every season. it all began in 1935 with the production of the revolutionary tanya. after. 89 years old, has special historical significance, in recent years we have overcome many difficulties, but now it is spacious, cozy, good, i have achieved the goals that i set for myself when i became director 5 years ago. this concludes our episode, all the best and see you soon. why are you on duty here? dezhulya, uh-huh, so what is it, me, no one, nothing, oh, thank you, the thirty-fifth appointment. at the reception, management on duty, reception, well, kurochkin, what are you doing, well, me, me, what happened, in the naremyanny pipes store, 24 hours a day, on the corner from the ridge, reception, i’ll be there in 20

if i cut something, i put a part of myself into it, because... he has a partner, also a well-known woodh. together they can take on almost any, even large complex work, create a huge panel or carved chest. mikhail is an expert in geometric cutting. and valery rather specializes in large-scale work. by the way, with experience i came to the understanding that it is better to cut icons not from a single piece of wood, but to create them from several layers. it now consists of three parts: this is the first background, this is the first board, nikolai’s face is glued on it. here's the third one - this is a booklet, this one is glued, here the hand will also be glued to the top to create a large volume, let's say . yes, that is, it will be three-level, let’s say. for each work the master has his own tools: jambs, chisels, knives, cranberries. most are not purchased. valery says that a true master always makes an instrument to suit himself. this is the soviet one. this was once used to cut rails at some factory and it is very good. here i take it somewhere, i made this joint for about three

vintage solid wood table. beech, decorated with walnut veneer.esn’t it? yes, i really liked this fabric. it is very dense, it is cotton with sewing, and it is lined, so even considering that this is not a blackout, it will still provide good shade from the sun. and all the warm shades are collected here. yes, exactly what we need. and the color of the sofa, and the color of the furniture, look, our pendants also play along with these curtains, they are like furniture from the sixties, although these are modern lamps, these are modern lamps, we found them on the internet, they are also this... they give warmth just like the sofa , so mustard, appetizing, with a very pleasant fabric, this sofa folds out, and folds out in a wonderful way, the back goes down, very pleasant, again, sitting at a large table with guests will be comfortable, that is, we have four chairs here, and there are a lot of seats, yes, but we also have some interesting furniture here, all the furniture, chairs, table, cabinet and sideboard from one author and... czech, even czech

here we have a cast iron stove, where we throw it. into the firebox of wood, where we have heat in ourof viktor bartoshevich begins at 5 am here in the furnace room. the building is a restored manor, and today the guest house is heated in the old-fashioned way with stove equipment. electricity was installed, sewerage was installed, but it’s too much to bring gas here. such a bunch of expensive wood is enough for 3-4 hours and need to be added again. even though victor is the boss, there is no work that he wouldn’t do himself. in st. petersburg, you know, fountains, yes, that is, and my builder and i had a conversation that if we just lay a pipe, we ’ll release the so-called fourth lake into this one, there won’t be any need for any equipment here, just water will flow up to 3 m in height, five cascading ponds - this is the first thing that victor, achuti, saw. the result was a picturesque and unusual landscape for belarus. the first thing i saw was the relief, the cascade ponds, this is what got me staked out here, what was behind the scenes - this is the estate, the ruins, this destru

but as you drive up these mountains, we need to wear them off one menu of the woods because of the heavy construction dust. you do rude and residential or develop. heavy construction also tends to weak these mountains. and because of for drilling i'm signed, mining, lance lives have become a big issue here. indigenous methods of construction could be a way out of this. flat ground for building homes isn't easy to find here and how much of a dish. and yet settlement stopped the mountains all the way up to and on to do a full 1000 meters in the to this down of not good would work a little bit. i'm talk about it is what we're seeing. the construction of a home. but locally source material comes up and the methods to build it by the same as those used by generations before him. you'll have my to go to measure length though, does it and it will make next then was one of the 8 of the continent layers. you'll see the one in the looking would be going to give us give last month to the goals and talk with the slides. and for some little buddy. good buddy can hide in the gaps between these layers.

. >>> well, if you have been around long enough, you may remember taking wood shop in school.tle by little has been disappearing from california schools over the last few decades but len ramirez shows you how it's now making a comeback on one pleasant hill campus thanks to one very dedicated teacher. watch. >> reporter: when these seventh graders file into nicole manasewitsch's wood shop class, they are working with their minds and their hands. >> this is the edge router. so it's -- it's very easy. we just use two hands on it and you just go across the edge of your piece. >> reporter: kyle muller is making drink coasters and autumn kelly is polishing off a new chess board. >> i love wood working. it's really great being able to put all these big pieces together to make something really pretty like this. >> reporter: it was not long ago that this wood shop at valley view middle school in pleasant hill was in moth balls. it was closed for eight years after the previous shop teacher retired. it was part of a larger trend to move away from industrial tech classes in california sch

busy the construction material is mainly wood to that comes from trees that are still living. and usually even more trees are planted to keep them standing, which helps biodiversity here. how they work in the areas who took the epi fi tree led into the trunk of an array, cannot tree where young roads can grow. but most scaffolding gives both the roots and the villages support rubble of figures roots which have the special ability to fuse and grow as one i used by the local people to guide the bridge across through of a body. it's an epic undertaking. bridges can be over 50 me doesn't length and can have multiple dicks. a single bridge can carry up to 50 people at a time. norris didn't song is also a farmer from this region. and today he's having a day out with his son, teaching him what he was taught his sons nothing. does that mean? now give me. i learned how to be rude. bridges from the age of 15, by my grandfather, giving you it is important to present these road. i just thought i'd like to even be we must teach our children so that the knowledge can be boss down from gener

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