affects how plastic or non-plastic the wood is, how it behaves?h of our works is a unique product, uh, of course, there are times when we are asked to do this so many identical pieces, we immediately explain to people that yes, they are identical, they look like they are 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, well, in general we draw ideas, for example, i very often. to say that something specific, no, it just happens, well, well, our top includes, this dish, boxes, cases seem to be the same, pictures, well, due to the drawings, pictures, the frames are pushed apart, that is, they turn out to be completely different, despite the fact that they are similar. on the outside, but because of the drawing they are completely different, they have different characters, in principle , each of us artist has a little bit of his own style, and character, mood in the pictures, well, it all is conveyed, even with a good mood, if you

, light, then painted with red flowers, three types of wood - this is what furniture is made of, wellinvisible parts, this is birch, there is pine, this is a by-product, we are in the drying chamber area, our chambers are 90 m3, each chamber, there are nine of them here. the material is folded in a special way according to the technology, the drying of the wood begins, in order to dry the wood, it must first be wetted in this whole stack, which is folded, saturated water vapor is released, all the wood is brought to approximately the same humidity, the boards are inserted special sensors that send a signal to a computer located in a separate room, after the computer has moistened, it... starts the drying process, dries, ventilates, moistens, ventilates, in short , the process is long, from 30 to 60 days, drying is done without human intervention, the wood is dried to a moisture content of 8-10%, after the wood has dried in the dryers, it goes to the splicing section, the optimization section, then they are cut into smaller blanks, where they are spliced ​​according to length, width, k

, then painted. red flowers, three types of wood are what furniture is made of, and invisible parts,his is birch, there is pine, this is just a by-product, we are on a site with... sewing chambers, our chambers are 90 m3, each chamber, there are nine of them here, the material is folded in a special way, technology, drying of the wood begins, in order to dry the wood, it is first necessary to dry this whole pack, which is folded, wetted, saturated water vapor is supplied, all the wood is brought to approximately the same humidity, the boards are inserted with special sensors. which outputs a signal to the computer, which is in a separate room, after the computer has humidified, it begins the drying process, dries, ventilates, wets, ventilates, in short, the process is long, from 30 to 60 days, drying is carried out without human intervention, the wood is dried to a humidity of 8-10%, after the wood has dried in the dryers, it comes to the splicing section, the optimization section, then they are cut into smaller blanks, where they are spliced ​​along the length, along the width, knot

so that's why we use wood. um, we'll say use what to be honest because it's environmental a correct, sustainable and surprisingly strong as this accident footage. show little wonder that the auto industry is becoming increasingly interested in void, which is much tougher than its reputation. intensive research is now being conducted into the use of this material. in cars at its low wage could help extend the range and efficiency of the v. maybe wouldn't cars? well assume no longer be a rarity on our road at china is vehicles are also rarities ones that never fail to turn heads. the eccentric british car constructor gives new life to old pieces of furniture while taking their places. they've never gone before. i'm very curious about how things work and i really, really do love. so they're dragging things together. they shouldn't be together. there's very little to do. you just have to stay, i really and use the break and the throttle and it's very, very relax and you can have up to 7 people as passengers. so it

is a bathhouse right away, how to properly process wood, a very important moment, we can simply use grandma's shawl, grandma's shawl, all this and much more in today's program. big changes are traveling around russia for the first time, today zhenya and i looked at veliky novgorod. it turned out to be just wonderful, novgorod - a fabulous city, it's a pity we're just passing through, there's still 80 km to our destination, we're heading to the village, a small settlement. beauty, fresh air, birds are singing, they say the river is still nearby, the mshaga river flows into lake ilmen, wow, you're prepared, what else was there to do on the road, there are 27 houses in the village, let's fix everything, let's at least do one for starters, hello, well hello, we've finally arrived, this is kirill daronin, a year ago he lived an ordinary city life, went to the office. and didn't think about big changes, i lived in st. petersburg, worked i work in corporate communications at a large enterprise in st. petersburg. at 11 o'clock i just woke up with dizziness. it didn't go away for about a mon

she mounted a frame lovingly crafted from wood and he added wooden doors of wood, hood and fenders, dealership, o reconstructed, input and painstaking detail. also, i might say it's difficult, but when you love your craft, there's nothing hard about this is what has so many situations of worship. what is how's the different type of wood has a particular sense? yeah. like not to say your cherry when you're a special kind of for you. uh, i bought my space. yeah. i love the smell of wood and the few let me will choose just to show see to ensure the car stability reset. it will be your carefully considered which types of wood to employ the all you need for different varieties of timber. all wood from this region. they were not getting the switch you do you feel the issue? don't for the wings. i used one the for the hood for you here. it would be use $22.00 reaches here and just wondered us, you, lisa course, the headlights are also wall naturally carved out of a single piece of wood. so no, not on the door panels. here are made from cherry a would that's quite likely the whole car weighs just abou

all wood from this region. they were not getting the sweet you do you feel then what size you don't for the wings. i used one load of the hood boy hair with these $22.00 ridges are here and just wondered us, you lisa, what's the headlights are also on the actual cost of a single piece of wood? so no, not on the door panels here are made from cherry a would. that's quite likely the whole car weighs just about 600 kilos. it's not very heavy. so you know, people say book the title. the translate is also made from cherry with the central end and the material she told me she had it will be uh, has no plans to mask produces wouldn't car dealership who will remain one of a con i hooked to display it in ard gatherings, mtv major museums the address which seems to have already come through the director of an art museum has bought the dealership for 210000 year of other wouldn't car. so for far less models from my chronic british sports, car maker morgan started a mere $50000.00 euro even if the company keeps going with

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master from the veleisky district vitaly supranovich creates amber decorative items from wood and epoxyin. and for this , the author of amber products returned to his roots. yes. he exchanged the capital life for the landscapes of the village of rabuni, where he grew up, restored the family house, equipped workshops for processing wood and resin creativity. pasha, i wonder, are you a city dweller? or are you still considering such an opportunity to change in the future capital landscapes to country ones, after our report, i think, yes, well, our hero, village life is clearly to his liking, in 5 years he has created a collection of several hundred original items, watches, tables, trays and interior items, our film crew debuted in artistic crafts, alexandra goyton went to the master class. pastoral landscapes of the north-minsk region. the village of rabun, which is on the shore of the endless velei reservoir, is the small homeland of the master vitaly supranovich, the author of amber works from epoxy resin and wood. eclectic plots from the autumn forest. the author of elegant products re

i love the smell of woods and the few let me will 2. just to show see to ensure the car stability reset. it will be your carefully considered which types of wood to employ the why you need for different varieties of timber. all wood from this region. we're not getting the switch. you do feel, then what size you don't for the wings. i used one load of the hood for your hair. with these $22.00 ridges here and just wondered us, you lisa, what's the headlights are also wall naturally carved out of a single piece of wood? so no, not on the door panels here are made from cherry a would that's quite likely the whole car ways. just that 600 kilos. it's not very heavy. so can you see paul say book the title. the translate is also made from cherry with the central end and the material she point. shadid will be uh, has no plans to mass producers, wouldn't car dealership who will remain one of the time i hope to display it in art gatherings and mtv major museums. the address which seems to have already come through the director of an art museum, is

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the wood grouse teaches them to react correctly to... land predators, to feathered predators, they try to give them food that they will consume in the wild, wood grouse chicks leave the female at about three months of age, by this time they have already settled in this forest, when they are released, the female remains in the enclosure, she does not fly away with them, the chicks... the largest river flowing through the territory of the reserve on libogsky is the western berezina. islych, well, the rest are already tributaries, the western berezina, islych, this is volma, volka, izlet, usa, this is the islach river, very clean, true, cold, the water is higher both in winter and in summer, but thanks to its ... is considered a genetic reservoir for the kikhrybka krushchevaya farel and grayling. these two species of fish are listed in the red book of the republic of belarus. in addition to the animal world, the plant world is very rich. many red book plants grow on the territory of the reserve in libokski, the places where they grow. we also carefully protect, cherish, do not even tell o

and that is wood.ou need a lot of wood to build minds.these they support the mining tunnels the shops are supported by huge timbers the mines in view to go with thousands of feet deep. thousands of miles of minds built in butte one minor work and timbers in the shop you can imagine thousands of miles of that takes a lot of wood. so to do theoa smelters. that use coal sometimes they also use aot of wood. this picture on the left might look at firstke glance le a field of hay bales. if you look closer in the foreground you see that is wood stacked up for this is aor foret that has been liquidated, chopped down and chopped into piles to feed the smelter and anaconda. they need a tremendous amount of wood for this major industry in montana. wherein is that going to come from? a wesrn montana that is where the huge forcere located. right in the middle and western montana is missoula which is also one of the places where travel routes come together. rivers come together. it's a natural place for building a r

is painted conditionally in green, wood at an early stage ... we will tell you about the diversity of belarusian kitchens, a recipe for a very interesting old believer dish, bulbashniki with kripach. the potatoes were boiled in their skins, then the skin was removed from the hot food, they were pounded for a long time in this mortar, then they made a small sausage, cut these circles. for some, this is just a soviet braid, but in fact, this pastry has a thousand-year history. we will witness the birth of culinary masterpieces, if you want to have a delicious breakfast, cook breakfast yourself, i thought i met marina, marina, hello, hello, so now we will ... her decorate, for this we have banana, marmalade, ice cream and caramel tatyn. and we will make a detailed gastronomic map of our country. so, what is challah? challah is traditionally white bread, a white braided bun that jews eat on shabbat. so i am absolutely happy, do you know why? because i found myself in the most marshmallow place of the most marshmallow city. watch the project. food is

however, wood is not the most durable material. many churches and temples suffered from fires, others simply collapsed over time. it is surprising that the teljadovich church not only survived in its original form, but also did not lost its precious decorative elements, also made of wood. of course, the love and care of the parishioners play a huge role in preserving the shrine. we always have people sometimes the tail closes in on us, as far as it happens, there are a lot of people, we make a religious procession on trinity, we serve, then we serve the evening service, if at the communion of prayers to stand there a petition to god to ask for something, so that god would be good, and in general a lot of people come here, because now it has somehow gone, that everyone tries to somehow visit old churches, well, at for example, otminskaya is not far from us, it's 1:15 by car here, and people come here, well, to pray. they also ask various questions, we do what we can here, we preach, we tell, well, they bring children to be baptized,

the impregnation will save the wood from rotting, blue mold and wood-boring beetles. our pergali survive different weather conditions. we install support posts. we attach some of them to the wall of the house. we connect the beams with metal corners. it's time to think about how to fit the new building into the space. landscape designer maria korduba will help us with this. we will lay the new paving later, but for now we will outline the scale of the landscaping. hello, hello? wow, i have only seen such a specimen of large-leaved gartenia in sokolniki park, in the large rose garden, that is, this is generally a passenger of our lane, so that it blooms like this, but you have to try. i need to remove all this in order to adopt the spirit of the atmosphere of the siege in the selection of the range of plants for our koshpom. we decided to decorate the terrace with plants in the rinks, a win-win option, the main thing is to get into unison with the mood of the main garden. the task of any landscape designer is to simply dissolve in the atmosphere of the owners' garden,

the wood is dried to a moisture content of 8-10%. after the wood has been dried in the dryers, it goes to the splicing section, the optimization section, then it is cut into smaller. smaller blanks, where they are already spliced ​​along the length, along the width, knots, rot are selected, that is, all this is removed, the paths of transporting parts from this section to the main production is small, all parts are transported by forklifts, electric forklifts, everything happens quickly and reliably, i go into the transport shop every day, because it is partly connected with my... works in the transport shop there are cranes, aerial platforms, which are needed for my repair and mechanical repair and energy service, we order a crane and we also have a construction site, they also need cranes, a dump truck, a forklift is needed, so we make an application, well, along the way i question the boss, dobrovut alexander ivanovich, hello, how are you, how many cars have gone on assignments, where have they gone, five cars for all regional. di

week, even in childhood his older brother showed him the secrets of a unique technique, inlay with wood shavings, but then no one ... could have imagined that a childhood hobby would one day become a lifelong business. i am sure i was, that i won't do this, i was 100% sure, and... now i've even tried to quit a couple of times, but it hasn't worked out yet, because it pulls me in, i like it. for 20 years he has been doing sosh filigree, decorative and applied art, which exists only in belarus, and he still considers himself a student, wood is deceptive, well , it seems to be seasoned, dried, how it will behave, under a 100% guarantee, i don't know. i wouldn't give it. he has involved his wife and children in his favorite business. the best way to relax and unwind together is to take a walk in the nearest park in searching for the right material. it's acacia, i give you 100%. well, let's argue. taka has already lost, come on. 1 2 3. well done, like not acacia, now, acacia. vitaly teslya from the town of korenevka. near gomel, a man of the rarest profession of skanes, together with his rel

state, why the hurricane became a test for the country's forestry, what is the fate of the damaged wood, who is responsible for its safety, see the project under the control of the president with the support of the state control committee, today after the panorama. tornado in belarusian, our old-timers, i do not remember such a thing that was small, how much the july elements. in total , more than 3,000 hectares of forest were damaged in the gomel region. was it possible to solve the forest of problems? i want check your bosses, do they manage to do what they agreed on. why you can't hide from the law even in the dense forest. we can at any moment a car. and who counts every splinter. we will remove it before winter, we will try. under the control of the president, with the support of the state control committee. watch on thursday, after the panorama. the updated national atlas of belarus was presented today in minsk. this is the main collection of educational, scientific cultural information. the previous version was published more than 20 years ago. now in the new one you can find his

nobody checked the wooded area, not one person.ould be assassin got that close to president trump with the ak-47 and the scope where the former president was well within close shooting range. thankfully last minute a secret service agent spotted the barrel of ruth's gun and secret service agents fired on his location and ruth unfortunately was able to get away and thankfully and luckily a witness saw him entering his vehicle and snapped a vehicle of his license plate and that is what led to his arrest, take a look. >> two steps to your right! walk straight back! keep walking! >> sean: donald trump is alive today because of brave fast acting service agents. however, as it relates to the planning and the execution of trump security that part of their admission, i can say tonight with certainty was an abject failure. also today coincidentally senator josh hawley, missouri, released a whistleblower report on the failures of the secret service from the first assassination attempt and that was the one back in july in butler pennsylvania.

according to the proposal of the state control committee, oak wood is the most valuable. only state enterprises are sold from these windfall areas for processing. this is a test of the strength of the republic's foresters, i can tell you, our people do not lose optimism, no matter whether it is a young birch or a century-old oak, each damaged tree will find a use, for example, from such seemingly non-commercial aspen it is easy to make osb-board, firewood punch is also in demand, here is the wood , you see here, it is in the same range of diameters, but in different lengths, for example, six-meter wood, it will go to consumers, this is a newsprint plant. vitebsk sawmill svds, maybe kimobel or other consumers, well, the four-meter firm belokon takes in unlimited quantities, and something goes own processing tskha. fallen trees along the highways are the tip of the iceberg, imagine what is happening in the depths of the forest thicket. the state control assures that any fraud will surface faster than a wooden plug. now all timber movement has been transferred to the egais p

well, on your screen is thomas woods. he's the author of this book diary of a psychosis how public disgraced itself during mania thomas woods why do you call the covid crisis a psychosis? i think we all remember desperately clamoring for information in march 20, 20, and i was no different, but what i one of the things i found early on was when from time to time, a little flickering of good news would come through. it was almost as if people didn't want. i would spread that on social media and it was like i was a criminal of. some sort. no, no, no. it's the thing ever. it was very strange was jay bought charity at stanford was trying to say i've done a seroprevalence study i think the numbers are saying about the percentage of deaths this and that is is off and normally in an under normal conditions we would say well he's got a and someone else does and he's got data and he's m.d. and he's an md and, you know, and and ph.d. so we should listen to each other but instead it was we somehow a priori that he must be wrong and t

on top of the wood frame house, i mean every wood frame house in the west half of the city have a water tank and the water tank fall over because they are gas fired and start fires. and that is something that you could do for yourself, and for your neighbors and for the whole city is make sure that your water tank is braced. >> if you look at the studies that are predicting on fires, we are going to have a lot of fires and for every water tank that is braced there is a potential of one less fire that the fire department is going to have to fight and we don't want to have any more fires than we need to. so bracing the water heater is the first thing that you want to do. >> and so easy, and you go on-line and you google, earthquake, water and heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware store and you can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise building you just can't anchor your build

they are easy to cut with any wood tool. the material is environmentally friendly and does not support combustion, provides good sound insulation. we close the joints with putty and reinforce with paper tape. on the ceiling, we build a metal frame, behind which the electrics will be hidden, and we screw on plywood sheets. the finishing putty will give the surfaces whiteness and smoothness . the subfloor is in excellent condition, we lay gypsum fiber sheets on it for additional heat and sound insulation. we cover the walls with light paint and prepare. for finishing the ceiling, we give them the color of walnut with the tinting antiseptic aquadecor, it will also protect the wood from fungi, algae , wood-boring insects. we attach the dried planks one by one to the ceiling. we made a decorative twin to the supporting beam, but we did not stop there, we break the ceiling with decorative beams, it began to look like a street roof. we plan to build the hallway next to the veranda, but first we will prepare the site, the tiles lyin

. >>> the drone used to find a little girl missing in the woods. you'll see the dramatic video. >>> tracking deadly storms on the move across several states tonight. >>> first tonight, vice president kamala harris in georgia. her emotional comments about the death of a mother who she says could not get care in time after reports medical help was delayed because of that state's strict abortion ban. >>> and the other major headline from georgia tonight, the move by officials there today to have every georgia vote counted by hand. how that could affect when americans learn who won the election. >>> tonight, former president donald trump soon heading to the swing state of north carolina amid that scandal erupting surrounding the republican candidate for governor. trump once calling him martin luther king on steroids. the messages he's accused of leaving on a porn site message board. trump still standing by him tonight. >>> this evening, the judge shot and killed and now the sheriff charged in his murder. authorities say the kentucky sheriff shooting th

, under strong pressure with the help of needles and compressors into the wood. phenolic alcohols were driven in, which are, well , such a binding, cementing composition, and the structure of the wood itself was thus soldered, this excavation is unique in that preserved structures that reach twelve crowns. no such structures have been preserved in any archaeological excavation of this type, either in eastern or western europe. about 40,000 archaeological artifacts were also found, some of which are presented in the berestye museum. here in front of us is the cyrillic alphabet, which was used by the east slavic tribes, including the drigovichi, who founded this city. the excavation also has the first category of historical and cultural values, and the first category, in accordance with the code of culture is international category of values, above it only zero, that is, those values. which can be included in the composition of unesco directly. the art museum branch is the youngest branch of our kraevo museum, it was created in 2001 in the building of the defensive barracks of the brest

take a look. >> wood you call the border secure?i think there is no question that we have to do what the president and i asked congress to do the first request we made. pass a bill to create a pathway of citizenship. the border is secure. >> you're confident this border is secure? >> we have a secure border and that that is a priority for any nation including ours and our administration. >> this whole thing about the border, we have been to the border. we've been to the board pixie when you haven't been to the border. >> and i haven't been to europe. i don't understand the point you're making. >> aside from a quick stop in el paso, not wear the action was on her way to california a few years ago, this will become all -- we'll max only visit to the border. can as far up campaign photo op, 39 days before election day, while early voting was going on there will be no photo op for come all at kamala harris in new york city at al smith dinner. this is a bipartisan event benefiting catholic charities were candidates politely roast 1 anoth

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that takes a lot of wood right. so to do smelters, the use coal sometimes they also use a lot of wood. and this picture on the left here might look at first glance like a field of hay bales, maybe. but if you look a little bit closer in the here, you see that's wood stacked up. this is a forest that's been liquidated and chopped down and stacked into piles for cordwood to feed the smelter at anaconda. so need a tremendous amount of wood for this this industry in montana and where is that going to come from it's going to come from western montana. that's where all these huge forests are located. and right in the of all those huge forests in western is missoula, which is also one of the places where a lot of travel routes come together, rivers come together. it's a natural place for building a really big mill. there's all of mills, lumber mills that are built in montana, in the west this period. but the biggest of these is the big blackfoot milling company built inonner just outside of missoula, initially owned indepe

but so far so— she's out of the woods but so far so good.she knows — managing expectations, she knows there is a sense of going back— knows there is a sense of going back to — knows there is a sense of going back to the work after the summer— back to the work after the summer and kensington palace clearly— summer and kensington palace clearly want to stay ahead of the questions which will inevitably come about when she will resume duties. she has done — will resume duties. she has done that i think with real confidence, with real intimate insight — confidence, with real intimate insight really into her experiences and her life. in that— experiences and her life. in that sense this is a real step change _ that sense this is a real step change and something that clearly— change and something that clearly william felt comfortable with, letting the cameras _ comfortable with, letting the cameras in, but this is the royal— cameras in, but this is the royal family like we have not seen — royal family like we have not seen them before. we royal fam

painting, basket weaving, weaving, embroidery, pottery, wood carving and many others, here is one ofents that today we have begun to develop: the revival of such production of wood products in the technique soshskaya skan. the production of such original products is organized at the gomel factory of art products lyubna. preserving traditions, much is being done to improve the production of folk art crafts. one of the striking examples is the modernization of the factory sludskie belts. on the instructions of the head of state, an exclusive machine was made especially for this factory, on which it is produced today. such unique products are produced here in slutsk, and we have not stopped in our development, now on a new production and administrative building is being built at the slutsk factory, where modern equipment will also be additionally installed, improved working conditions will be created for our people, therefore this production, thanks to such an impetus given by the president to preserve this national treasure of ours, continues to develop, the president's management is a

mikhail decorates a variety of things made of wood, glass and clay.s to the traditional shenkur painting, applies a pattern to clothes, shoes and furniture, he likes to paint dishes. especially tuisa, in painting there is a mandatory condition, it should not fall apart, everything should be connected like a tree, if we talk about the symbolism of shengur painting, here we can just show, yes, then it is like a tree of life, tree of the cross, due to the fact that the composition is vertical flowers, the side ones form a vertical and horizontal lines, it resembles a cross, it is very reminiscent of painting on icons, yes, when they make grass there, that's it... the artist seeks inspiration in his studio, the view from the window helps him create, in any case, i have a feeling, sometimes it happens that i am in my village. that is, it seems like i live in the city now, but i have a complete feeling, thanks to this space, that i am in the village, where the pines are, where the vaga, yes, that is, a large one, wide, amazingly beautiful things are created

police say they believe couch is still in that rugged wooded area. this all unfolded yesterday afternoon around 5:30 p.m. i-75 near the town of london, about 75 miles south of lexington. police say the suspect did not know any of the victims. >> they saw somebody running to the woods. no shirt, sweating profusely. >> reporter: as many as 60 law enforcement officers combing the rugged terrain for the shooter until 3:00 a.m. last night. that busy interstate closed for hours while authorities secured the area. >> a lot of wooded area. you can hide out anywhere. the tracks, anywhere. >> reporter: christina was on her way to tennessee with a friend saturday when the shots rang out. >> all of a sudden we heard this loud deafening sound. and my right ear started ringing. >> reporter: the fbi, u.s. marshals and the atf are now on the scene and assisting with the investigation. >> that's probably one of the remote exits along i-75. it's so wooded. there's one business, there's no residences. >> whit: alex is back with us now. alex, you're getting new details

it was amazing to see much wood was used to build the steel ship wood for wood for staging the denseontained an upward to build 20,000 homes while hull construction went on the shaft were busy making and testing other equipment for bronze screws each 22 feet across designed to push through the water. better than 40 miles an hour, balanced to the last out. through access openings left clear in hull very powerful steam turbines and reduction years were lowered the giant boilers to of them these to deliver steam for the ships turbines and to launch her plane. they are a part of the ship's vitals providing a sensitive and balanced mechanism which makes her in performance a living organism. her power plant was divided into independent units each self-sufficient to provide for necessary maneuverable in case of battle damage. finally, with her heavy machinery inside work on the hull was rushed through its final stages. her forged propeller shafts were lined up, then, and the 22 foot props themselves squeezed through narrow spaces to their locations below the stern. of. the massive screws no

nobody checked the wooded area. not one person would be assassin. got that close to president trump with the ak 47 and the scope where the former president was. well within close shooting range. thankfully, the last minut closu secret service agents spotted the barrel of ruth's gunte and secret service agents fired on his location. ruth, unfortunately, was able to get away. thankfullynfortuna, luckily, a s saw him entering his vehicle, snapped a pictura witnese, his e plate, and that is what ultimately led to his arrest. >> take a look. take this. >> t right.our i carry my backpack driver right back. keep walking. i keep out of i. >> donald trump alive today because of luck and several brave, fast acting secrets service agents. however, as it relates to the planning and the executes it of trump's security, that part of their mission. well, i can say tonight with certainty was an abject failure. thtaintynow, also today, coincidentally, senator josh hawley, missouri, released a senate whistleblower report on the failure s of the secret service from th

holy trinity, which was built in the 18th century, it is more than 300 years old, built from solid woodhout any kind of pity flower, only wooden flowers are painted by themselves at the 70th reptile, as a bachytse, the tsarka was covered with clapboard, covered with plates, stainless steel, at the abrasive shingles, which were covered and covered, and painted in a blue color, as the royal canons follow. yes, not long ago, in this tsarka we went to the festivities, well, not until 2004. yes, at the time of the stone kingdom we were not there, i was earlier, because i was published at the beginning of the 20th century, and the bastards of the vyalikay ichynnay war here died down the front line. perad st. tsaglyanai was the royal princess school. and all of this school had a german garrison. the savetsky troops called in 1944. when the attack came, and the tsarka, like the highest awakening, there was a good tank a few kilometers away from the garden, and artillery. savetskaya was the lord of the great force of the fire against the german garrison. the germans realized that the king was th

and the known this wooded area. more than 45 kilometers long gone by deep, gorgeous, and surrounded by swampy, lowland with wild rivers. that's with the 1st people's liberation army. built the federation of no magic bulk and real business murder was allowed itself to be driven in expectation of the attack that would destroy the don't just wild bends, but well organized groups. they print there 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 terra under which many thousands of southern slavic peasants had to work on it. um, 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 bosnia was tailor made for gorilla wolf with its 1st oil and densely overgrown and plunged life the narrow roads and its winding paths. smoke soft as of late fee trees. bushisms grove spread out across the fields and meadows making ideal

the cattle driven 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 crow out to units to code for the groups headquarters, which were on the top of 3 hills. each connected to another 3 strong battery has had been built around the peaks, clearly placed behind them. hidden machine gun nests and rifle trenches. in the center of the settlements it was solid block houses with workshops, hospitals, weapons stalls, and printing houses. they had prepared for a very long time of huge forest kept everything beneath its maternal canopy. so it was very hard, even for our avi action to find the groups center, west supplies with carefully bare reasons. camera flashed one captive showed us those hitting places a customer we survey of one bunker. can you please results? 18 sense of beans. to sense of grease. several barrels of combine. $0.30 of cone. $300.00 windows plus umbrellas, pets. super close for around $300.00 people. 20 sense of wheat and 8

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the dutch predecessors were made of wood or even metal. scientists consider this event to be the beginning of a new era, the era of using insoles in medicine. within decades, insoles became an integral attribute of athletes' shoes, and then of ordinary people. the modern market of insoles for. is huge and it is almost impossible to understand it on your own, or rather, it would even be wrong, which is why the path to comfort for your feet lies through the orthopedist's office, which insoles are suitable for whom and what are they needed for, in principle, we will also figure it out. in our studio today is the deputy chief physician of the sixth clinical hospital of minsk, a traumatologist, orthopedist, candidate of medical sciences, alexey sovchuk. alexey vyacheslavovich, hello, hello. alexey vyacheslavovich, well, let's get started. a little person and a small one, well, depending, of course, on the size of the foot, an insole, what role does it play, that is, it holds, it allows the spine to be positioned correctly, for example, if it's