There, the machine is a very good machine, comfortable, firstly, spacious, secondly, there are a lot of refrigerators, and a freezer, or ice cream you can go anywhere, a sausage compartment, a milk compartment, the machine is very suitable, very much, im happy with the machine, weve been working on it for the past, since the nineties, five programs have been implemented in belarus to overcome the consequences of a manmade disaster , the sixth one is in progress, along with them , a number of International Projects have been implemented for 38 years, the two fraternal peoples of belarus russia have joined their efforts in confronting a common misfortune, the programs of the union state made it possible to unite scientific potential, experienced specialists, and, importantly, Financial Resources to solve a complex problem; it is clear that all this was not in vain. You real, you are patriotic, as long as you exist, the country will be independent, sovereign, and no one is afraid of us, a
The fire of memory motor rally solemnly started at the Victory Museum in moscow. This year the slogan is partisan paths to great victory. More than fifty people are participating, and they took with them a piece of the flame of the eternal flame, which burns in front of the Victory Museum. The lamp will go along a route that will pass through the territory of two countries russia and belarus. Participants. They will travel more than 2. 0 km, visit more than 40 places of military glory, lay holy stones at the memorials of fallen soldiers, and also meet with veterans. It is very symbolic that you you will follow the roads of our glory, you will pass through those cities, all of them, which our soldiers walked, liberating our homeland from german fascism, from nazism. You will meet with veterans, convey them huge congratulations on the day of the great victory. Moscow remembers all those who defended our homeland; moscow remembers and will remember all those who defended our country. The
So if the Victory Book Campaign collected ted million in 1942 a very small portion would be paperback and that was on the publishers they did not want to do print paperbacks that accosted river between 2. 50 and 3. 50 so they to make of better profit with the card books of day did not want to print a hard book even the bookstore could make more of a profit off of hard cover but they realized this is a special circumstance we need to do our part for the men who are fighting. So they decided they poured pretty special book just for the troops just for those overseas so they would sell the books really to read army and navy and they could distribute them around the world. Sova had to look like a book that never existed before so they got rid of the hardcover and also reduced the size of books and the larger size paperback was four and a half by six and half. They could not print them this tiny as most are eight by 10 inches the publishers had to figure out how to print them and turn to a
Like on future cast. But mallory youre keeping a close eye on those wet roads in the southeast valley. Yeah, take a look at our adot camera right here. Right as youre approaching loop 202. You are going to see a lot of shine out there and just slick road conditions. As you continue westbound into the valley lets switch over to our traffic computer here. Youre really not seeing this impact your speeds just yet. Well take acl drive along i17 in just a few minutes. Breaking overnight several arrests made by Police Officers on 27th avenue. We were there on the scene. Lets take you closer and on 27th avenue right there at the i10 off ramp Phoenix Police apparently pulled over. Theyre all now in custody. Its unclear any pending charges ill let you know. That location several dps troopers had a vehicle pulled over at 27th avenue and osborn. And we saw two women being taken into custody. Dps emailing us this morning. When they update us, the situation well follow up danielle. If youre on the f
I really appreciate that question because actually when we develop caring across generations with those two demographic shifts in my. That there is enormous opportunity for us to think about how we are we being a whole new social contract in the fabric of our nation weeding and. And the truth is i want to go back to this point about multigenerational relationship and the imports of multigenerational relationships that help bridge a lot of the gaps. I think weve worked really hard in the campaign to think about people who are aging people with disabilities, the caregivers themselves whether their family caregivers or the workers themselves, and really the demographics of who are the workers and one of the need for those workers. But also looking at people like myself or in the Sandwich Generation who are also trying to figure out how we meet the needs of our children and also the needs of her aging parents. Or aging loved ones in our household. And even how we are managing ourselves in