, they are destroying retail, that is, when you buy your favorite cream in one place, but i dont know there are new socks, a new pan , the same cat food, all this in one place and it comes to you at once, and now this is such a big increase in their sales, but as the owner of a cosmetic brand, i can speak simply, because we see this dynamics growth in sales on marketplaces and growth in dynamics in online stores, that is , and. Probably this is just when we were all going through covid, and there was no other way out, and people were somehow worried about leaving their card details on the internet, broke up completely, started buying online thats it, now all services are moving to the internet and its impossible to imagine, well, its impossible to imagine how to be a beautiful woman without the ability to use modern technologies. Yes, well, if you know what you need, and sometimes you have to try, look, this is also just beauty shopping, of course, it would be good to touch and feel, n
Airship the life and tragic death of the Worlds Largest flying machine. You open your book in 1930, what was happening that day . On october the fourth, 1930, a 777 foot long airship, the largest thing that had ever flown, larger than the titanic by volume was about to take off on a trip from london to india. As part of a scheme hatched by the British Empire to connect the farflung pieces of the empire, it was a moonshot. A scheme you call it, one of your chapters is titled is dreams and imperial vision . S. C. Gwynne a nice combination of all of them, airships as it turns out were competing with airplanes in the early century, starting in the first decade. Nobody really knew what was going to be the future of aviation back then. Both of them crashed all of the time. The problem with airships as we will see as we talk today is that there was a fundamentally flawed idea that essentially 40 years to play out completely, the airplanes crashed all of the time in the early days and they wer
Airship the life and tragic death of the Worlds Largest flying machine. You open your book in 1930, what was happening that day . On october the fourth, 1930, a 777 foot long airship, the largest thing that had ever flown, larger than the titanic by volume was about to take off on a trip from london to india. As part of a scheme hatched by the British Empire to connect the farflung pieces of the empire, it was a moonshot. A scheme you call it, one of your chapters is titled is dreams and imperial vision . S. C. Gwynne a nice combination of all of them, airships as it turns out were competing with airplanes in the early century, starting in the first decade. Nobody really knew what was going to be the future of aviation back then. Both of them crashed all of the time. The problem with airships as we will see as we talk today is that there was a fundamentally flawed idea that essentially 40 years to play out completely, the airplanes crashed all of the time in the early days and they wer
That the first cosmonaut was gagarin, he never let the country down, not in any foreign country, anywhere, the whole planet loved him, and he lived up to this, so we later met with gagarin , i personally rarely met, but when they came to classes, and often the teachers had to go to the star, so as not to distract them, the teachers went to the star, on the contrary , the academy went to the academy, then the academy went, then they came, that is , there was a complex curriculum, the curriculum remained. With the same, and the curriculum changed, what is the curriculum, this is on wednesday, these classes are on thursday and so on, here is the curriculum, and it, of course, was adjusted according to how busy they were, and in order not to wasting their time often happened the teachers went out, and they studied not in absentia, it turns out, you know, fulltime by correspondence, fulltime by correspondence, because they were lagging behind as astronauts, they had their own work , they ha
On october the fourth, 1930, a 777 foot long airship, the largest thing that had ever flown, larger than the titanic by volume was about to take off on a trip from london to india. As part of a scheme hatched by the British Empire to connect the farflung pieces of the empire, it was a moonshot. A scheme you call it, one of your chapters is titled is dreams and imperial vision . S. C. Gwynne a nice combination of all of them, airships as it turns out were competing with airplanes in the early century, starting in the first decade. Nobody really knew what was going to be the future of aviation back then. Both of them crashed all of the time. The problem with airships as we will see as we talk today is that there was a fundamentally flawed idea that essentially 40 years to play out completely, the airplanes crashed all of the time in the early days and they were fundamentally sound that could be improved. Part of what i am riding about is the two writing about, it is the focus of all of t