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Croatia follows FYROM: new rules limit migrant travel across Balkans

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Croatia Croatia is following in the footsteps of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia’s (FYROM) and introducing new measures for mi...

Croatia Croatia is following in the footsteps of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia’s (FYROM) and introducing new measures for migrants travelling across the Balkans. Interior minister Ranko Ostojic says migrants will now be required to carry a signed document stating whether they wish to seek asylum in Germany or Austria. He also warned that decisions regarding migrants, which have been taken by other countries, have led to new routes opening up. “Unilateral measures such as these have led to what I had warned about before, with new routes opening, These new routes opened towards Albania, and from Albania they will, off course, either try to get through Montenegro and reach Croatia – which we are prepared to prevent – or towards Italy via smugglers.” He added that the Frontex border management agency had advised of another new route, through Romania, and spoke of journeys also being made through through Bulgaria. Austria On Wednesday (January 20), Vienna announced it would cap the number of people able to claim asylum in Austria in 2016 and reduce that figure annually until 2019. The cap in 2016 will be 37,500. That is less than the total amount of asylum seekers in 2015. By 2019, Austria aims to have reduced the figure to 25,000. Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz defended the decision: “It’s definitely a wake-up call for Brussels. We were forced to take a national decision because there is still no European solution. However, I am not pessimistic… But I do believe that it is now necessary for some countries, among them Austria, to take national measures in order not to become completely overwhelmed.” Last week, Vienna declared it would stop any migrants intending to travel north through Austria to neighbouring Germany. Slovenia Slovenian police have announced intentions to follow in Austria’s footsteps, saying it plans “the same action” on its southern border with Croatia. The proposal will take effect if Austria takes further steps to limit migrants’ entry, the police added. FYROM Meanwhile, Macedonian authorities have reopened the country’s borders to migrants who declared Germany or Austria as a final destination on their entry documents. Migrants were required to show an ID paper with a stamp and a written statement of where they wished to seek asylum, which was recorded by Greek officials. Less

Climate change: UN report confirms 2015 hottest year since records began

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Earth has just experienced the hottest year since records began, according to a report by the United Nations. Greenhouse gases are behind th...

Earth has just experienced the hottest year since records began, according to a report by the United Nations. Greenhouse gases are behind the trend, most scientists believe. Doomsday Clock stuck near midnight due to climate change and nuclear war https://t.co/AuZprhcT6u #Guardian— News, Views, People. (@NewsViewsPeople) January 26, 2016 Researchers have also taken into account factors such as a powerful “El Nino” – that’s the band of warm ocean water and wind which can spark an increase in temperatures across the world. “2015 would have been the warmest year on record without El Nino. But the occurrence of El Nino at the same time, starting in late 2015 pushed the global temperatures even slightly higher than they would have been,” explained Compton Tucker, NASA scientist. The UN World Meteorological Organization report confirms findings by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration showing that for the first time, on record, temperatures in 2015 were about one degree Celsius above the pre-industrial era. “We have just had the hottest year by a big margin, we have had the hottest five years and we have had the hottest 10 years. There is no pause in global warming,” pointed out Clare Nullis, Spokesperson for the World Meteorological Organization. A warmer atmosphere holds more water vapour and causes an intensification of rainstorms and it is also at the origin of other powerful weather events. “In general terms we can say that as a result of climate change, we do expect extreme events like heat waves, heavy rainfalls to increase. We really need to keep those temperature increases below an absolute maximum of two degrees Celsius to stand a good chance of being able to survive as we are today,” added Clare Nullis. At the Paris summit in December 195 nations signed an accord to limit the increase in temperature to 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels. UN experts say the limit is a significant defence line against the impact of climate change. What Now? Climate Change and Energy after Paris https://t.co/ylcXbK1dYk #COP21 #ParisAgreement pic.twitter.com/ybUWW2xIqf— UN Climate Action (@UNFCCC) January 27, 2016 Less

No blanket ban on Russian athletes – IOC

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Russia has escaped a blanket ban from the Rio Olympics following the country’s doping scandal. The International Olympic Committee has o...

Russia has escaped a blanket ban from the Rio Olympics following the country’s doping scandal. The International Olympic Committee has offered Russian athletes a lifeline by ruling that it will be up to each international sports federation to decide on whether a Russian competitor is clean and can take part. Thomas Bach, IOC President clarified the ruling: “We decided that the presumption of innocence cannot be applied to Russian athletes. The international sports federations will carry out an individual analysis of each athletes anti-doping record taking into account only reliable international tests – that means Russian tests cannot be taken into consideration.” For individuals to be allowed to compete at Rio they must have a “spotless international record on drug testing”, the IOC said, adding athletes who have been sanctioned in the past for doping will not be eligible. The IOC President went on to say they had to acknowledge each individual’s right to justice: “Every human being is entitled to individual justice. There we have set the bar to the absolute limit for how Russian athletes can achieve to compete in Rio. All of them have to meet individually this number of very strict criteria we have established today.” The IOC’s decision comes despite a call by the World Anti-Doping Agency for a blanket ban in response to an independent report that said Russia has been operating a state-sponsored doping programme since 2011 until 2015. The International Association of Athletics Federations has already ruled that Russian track and field athletes will not compete at the Games, but the door is now open in other sporting disciplines. On Sunday the International Tennis Federation (ITF)wasted no time in clearing seven Russian players nominated for Rio. The ITF said the players have been subjected to a rigorous anti-doping programme outside Russia, which it considers sufficient to meet the IOC’s requirements. International Tennis Federation clears Russian tennis players to compete at Rio Olympic Games https://t.co/uHxK9DqRhE— Guardian sport (@guardian_sport) July 24, 2016 Less

International finance chiefs call for transparency following offshore scandal

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More transparency is called for by financial chiefs Reforms were already underway Panama Papers are a media witch hunt Transparency and...

More transparency is called for by financial chiefs Reforms were already underway Panama Papers are a media witch hunt Transparency and reform – two words used by a gathering of leaders and chiefs of international financial institutions following the publication of thousands of names of people who conducted offshore financial activity through a Panamanian law firm. After a previously scheduled meeting with the heads of the World Bank, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the World Trade Organisation (WTO), German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the new corruption allegations showed the theme of transparency is “of the greatest importance”. Reforms under way However in a separately recorded interview with euronews , IMF Managing Director, Christine Lagarde insisted changes were under way even before the scandal broke: “The initial work that started back in, I think it was 2010-2011, under French presidency of G20 for that matter, is not mission accomplished. Far from it. And a lot more work needs to be done. It needs to be constantly upgraded, continued, because there is no limit for imagination of some.” The Mossack Fonseca documents or so-called “Panama Papers” have exposed a web of secret offshore companies allegedly used to hide wealth, evade taxes and launder money. Hundreds of wealthy and politically powerful people have been implicated in the findings published by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and the more than 100 media organisations worldwide with which it has shared the documents. Witch hunt Authorities across the globe have now opened investigations into their own rich and powerful nationals who have been named in the documents. The firm at the centre of the storm Mossack Fonseca has said it supports international efforts for clarity but denied any criminal wrongdoing. Indeed one of its founders has dismissed the accusations as a media “witch hunt” aimed at undermining the legitimate industry of setting up offshore companies. Ramón Fonseca, who said he believed the disclosure was the work of hackers, staunchly defended the legality of his firm’s work over nearly 40 years in which he said it had faced no charges of wrongdoing. Less

Frustrated New Mexico cop slams handcuffed driver face-first onto road

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reported the Clovis News Journal.A video posted Monday on YouTube shows Officer Brent Aguilar approach a pickup driven by 26-year-old Jorge ...

Ukraine’s moribund economy hurting many

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At a protest outside the Central Bank in Kyiv, with ordinary Ukrainians finding it punishingly difficult to pay for basic goods, they have b...

At a protest outside the Central Bank in Kyiv, with ordinary Ukrainians finding it punishingly difficult to pay for basic goods, they have been demonstrating against monetary policy. They blame the bank for the exchange rate of the hryvnia currency, plummeting in relation to the dollar and euro in the past few years. It has more than halved. One protester said: “It can’t go on! Salaries haven’t risen, pensions and wages are frozen and we have to pay for everything at the higher exchange rate. The hryvnia has fallen very low, and the price of everything — goods, food, petrol — is linked to that.” Deserted by investors and paralysed by the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine, the economy is in tatters. This year is the worst on record since 2009, when GDP fell by 15 percent. Last year to this year GDP has shrunk by 9.5%. Industrial production is down by more than a fifth. This year alone, the hryvnia has lost 38% of its value. And there may be worse in store; the government is considering scrapping price controls in place for more than ten years for many basics. A grandmother in central Kyiv said: “I can’t even buy a cabbage – it’s five hryvnias a kilo. Not even talking about meat! It’s 70 or 80 hryvnias. I can’t afford it.” An elderly pensioner said: “I eat tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes. I can buy everything I want but just a bit at a time. I can only afford a little.” The latest forecast by the International Monetary Fund is discouraging, predicting no growth till 2016. Volodymyr Lapa, General Director of the Ukrainian Agribusiness Club, said: “Consumers’ income is limited, real income is stagnant, so demand is low, especially for imported goods. People try to buy less expensive, lower quality food to keep within financial limits.” Our correspondent, Dmytro Polonsky, summed up: “Since the start of this year, prices in all the main food groups have increased by at least 10 percent, mostly because of higher petrol and energy prices and devaluation. Experts say Ukraine’s agriculture will remain unsettled at least until the 26th of October — when Ukraine will hold snap parliamentary elections.” Less

New York Deputy Assaults and Slaps Citizen for Not Allowing Car Search

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I’ll rip your fucking head off, and shit down your neck --- Saratoga County Deputy Sgt. Shawn R. Glans, of Halfmoon, New York Sgt. Shawn ...

I’ll rip your fucking head off, and shit down your neck --- Saratoga County Deputy Sgt. Shawn R. Glans, of Halfmoon, New York Sgt. Shawn Glans barked the above quote to intimidate, harass, and verbally abuse a Halfmoon, New York citizen. This bad cop, we can reasonably assume has been clearly used to enjoying his powerful position. Had this hidden video not been released of THIS incident, he would still be on the force and in a position to terrorize citizens with impunity. This poor excuse for a police officer bullied and terrorized a citizen for not giving consent to search his car. Capturing the encounter surreptitiously by a friend of the driver who turned on the camera on his smart phone, and holding it in his hand in a way to keep dipshit Shawn Glans unaware. The stupid, self-entitled pig was acting in his normal, abusive way. The entire incident is why you should always film encounters with police officers. ALWAYS. The driver and his companion were breaking no laws. The hopefully "soon-to-be former" officer Sgt. Glans confronted them because he allegedly saw them walk out of nearby wooded area toward their vehicle, located in the parking lot of an adjoining business. The cop also said he noticed a .22-caliber rifle on the back seat. The citizen stood his ground, refusing to surrender his constitutional right to be free from unreasonable search. Thereafter, the deputy got more aggressive and threatening and, at one point, he slaps the citizen. The slap itself was not caught on the video, but the sound and the movement of the deputy’s body tell the whole story. If the video was not filmed, Sgt. Glans would have simply gotten away with it, just as he has gotten away with paralyzing and blinding a man by crashing into his car head on going almost triple the speed limit in 1997. Because of the recorded video evidence, the Saratoga County Sheriff suspected the deputy without pay pending their “internal investigation“. This basically means that instead of firing the abuser and charging him with battery, first degree strong arm robbery, harassment, abuse of power and assault with a deadly weapon (while he didn’t draw his gun, he had it on him while committing the aforementioned felonious behavior). This technique is commonly used by police forces everywhere in order to diffuse the outcry of citizens for what can be several months or longer. When the heat dies down, the complaint is typically refuted and the police officer gets reinstated, often with back pay. According to Chief Richard L. Castle, Glans was suspended without pay when officials found out about the footage. Castle said in a statement, “At this time this is an internal personnel investigation as there is no criminal complaint from the involved civilian.” Nothing will probably happen to this bad pig, nor to his partner, who should likewise be arrested for complicity in crimes he did nothing to stop or report. Bystander cops are often the apologists who find reasons to excuse the bad behavior of their "Brothers in Blue". They like to indicate that "99 percent" of all police are “good cops“, as if ignoring the illegal behavior they witness, and standing behind the "blue wall of silence" should be tolerated. Sgt. Glans has the audacity to publicly defend his actions by stating, "I was concerned. It was a public safety issue. If I had to do it all over again … I’d probably do the same thing. If I knew the camera was there, no, because it does look bad." He admits that he’d break the law again, and terrorize any citizen again, but only if he thought that he would not get caught on camera. His wife also publicly defended him by stating, "What my husband did and how he reacted wasn’t the correct way to do it, but there were circumstances that came about beforehand… “He’s had a very hard year." Her jerk of a husband should not get a free pass to assault innocent civilians because they have a "hard life." Just because the scumbag pig has to deal with life like the rest of us, should it be treated as a green light to harass, threaten, intimidate, violate rights, break laws, and mess up other people’s lives? The questions to ask are, what would the citizen be charged if he slapped the cop and verbally assaulted him? Police should suffer twice the consequences of civilians when they commit crimes during the course of their duties. Thanks to cell phone cameras, these psychopathic pigs are finally getting outed as the bullies they really are. For decades and decades they have gotten away with behavior like this all the while promoting themselves as the paragons of justice. If this had not been filmed, Sgt. Glans (literally "Dickhead") would still be terrorizing citizens today on the public payroll. According to Chief Richard L. Castle, Glans was suspended without pay when officials found out about the footage. Castle said in a statement: “At this time this is an internal personnel investigation as there is no criminal complaint from the involved civilian.” Who wants to call the police to file a citizen complaint to have this pig charged as the criminal he is? I'm not sure who has jurisdiction, but someone in the county probably has to make the complaint? Saratoga County Sheriff (518) 885-6761 Saratoga Springs Police Department (518) 584-1800 Less

Optimism and uncertainty at Lima climate talks

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Climate talks have entered their second and final week in Lima. Negotiators from 190 countries are working to hammer out a global deal to li...

Climate talks have entered their second and final week in Lima. Negotiators from 190 countries are working to hammer out a global deal to limit climate change to be signed in Paris next year. So far there is little indication whether optimism will translate into an a agreement that will stick. A study by climate scientists showed that pledges by China, the US and the EU to limit greenhouse gas emissions will slow global warming, but added that temperatures were still on track to breach a promise to limit warming to 2 degrees Celsius. Beyond that level, scientists warn the effects of climate change will be much more severe. The possible outcomes include extreme heat waves, floods, species extinction and eventually conflicts. Divisions remain between developed and developing countries over how much the biggest polluters should limit their emissions. Poorer countries are burning more fossil fuels to achieve the levels of development already enjoyed by richer nations. They are asking the developed countries for financial assistance to get up to speed with greener technologies. Last week Australia announced it would stop giving to the Green Climate Fund. On Sunday, eight Latin American countries launched a reforestation initiative, pledging to restore up to 20 million hectares of degraded forests and farmland. It will benefit from 365 million dollars in private investment from the Althelia Climate Fund, Moringa Fund, Permian Global, Terra Bella and Rare. Many countries in South America have seen rapid deforestation due to the expansion of logging, agriculture and mining activities in recent years. Greenpeace activists reminded world leaders of their obligations saying this is the time to move towards a 100 percent renewable future, using the historic landmark of Nazca in Peru as a solemn warning. “We think that these lines are a symbol for climate change, what happened here in the past on a smaller scale happens now on a global scale and the Nazca culture disappeared because of climate change,” explained Greenpeace climate campaigner Wolfgang Sadik. #Action #COP20 à Nazca , Greenpeace interpelle les décideurs : il est TEMPS d’agir – le futur est renouvelable ! pic.twitter.com/e6V9MYCkKP— Greenpeace France (@greenpeacefr) December 8, 2014 Putting the Philippines in focus following the recent typhoon, Greenpeace International Director Kumi Naidoo said: “Companies and individuals should no longer be allowed to profit from destroying the climate and placing communities like those in the Philippines in peril. In 2015, governments, as part of their climate commitments, should require that the profits from major carbon polluting companies are used to make the needed investments to fix this problem,” said Naidoo. Last week the UN’s meteorological branch reported that 2014 was on track to be the hottest on record, and that 14 of the 15 warmest years occurred in the 21st century. Bianca Jagger who gave a speech at the summit on Sunday warned, “Time is running out. Inaction will lead to severe and irreversible damage.” Even if a deal is reached at the Paris summit next year, few believe it will go far enough to keep the world within the 2 degrees Celsius limit. Less

“The Internet of Things” dominates CES in Las Vegas

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CES, one of the world’s biggest tech shows, has attracted record crowds to Las Vegas. This year was all about being connected, with ever...

CES, one of the world’s biggest tech shows, has attracted record crowds to Las Vegas. This year was all about being connected, with everything from Smart Wallets, 3D printing, wearables and much more. This edition’s buzzword: the Internet of Things. But what does it mean? “When we say “The Internet of Things” we are often talking about the ways in which, say, your thermostat interacts with your car. And we’re starting to see a lot of that at this show, a lot of connected homes, a lot of connecting the home with the car, with the garage, with the sprinkler. That’s “the Internet of Things” for the consumer,” says Lindsey Turrentine, editor-in-chief of the tech review, CNet. Today’s world presents more and more devices aimed at offering consumers “smart homes”, where doors open and lights turn on automatically, and clever kitchens where everything is done via the Internet. There are also drones, lots of them, with manufacturers betting on the fact that drone fever will remain high for a while yet. The show was an opportunity for them to present innovative features that should make drones smaller, cheaper and expand the possibilities of what a consumer can do with them. And if 3D printing is your thing, CES was the place to be, with twice as many vendors as last year, showing off different types of 3D printing devices in all shapes and sizes, including food printers and 3D-printed outfits. “Last year’s 3D printing was very much in the concept phase, had a very limited range of applications,” said technology analyst Scott Steinberg. “Now, what you’re seeing is 3D printing moving to a space where you can create everyday household items, where you can create all sorts of things that you might use around your home as opposed to simply those that might be novelties or for techies alone.” With plenty of models demoed live on the show floor, from chess sets to jewellery, there seems to be no end to applications for 3D printers. Less

Liberia discharges ‘last Ebola patient’ from medical care

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Liberia has discharged its last confirmed Ebola patient from medical treatment in a key landmark in the country’s battle against the dead...

The consequences of global warming on glaciers and sea levels

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Last month was the hottest February ever recorded. Attributed to human-caused global warming, this is a constant trend and consequences can ...

Last month was the hottest February ever recorded. Attributed to human-caused global warming, this is a constant trend and consequences can be seen worldwide. In New Zealand, for instance, the Fox and Franz Josef glaciers have been melting so rapidly that it has become too dangerous for tourists to hike onto them, ending a tradition that dates back a century#. With continuing warm weather this year there are no signs of a turnaround, and scientists say it is another example of how global warming is impacting the environment. According to data, they have lost 3 kilometres in length since the 1800s, making them 20 percent shorter. The melting has accelerated in recent years. The glaciers slide and roll down the mountain at a rate of 4 metres each day, picking up rocks and debris along the way. The same phenomenon is being observed elsewhere on the planet. “We know that glaciers around the world, including the Fox and Franz Josef glaciers, are responding to that warmer temperature and they’re retreating,” explained Heather Purdie, a scientist at the University of Canterbury. “We’ve also got these shorter time frames where regional weather can create some variability in that. But definitely the long-term picture, the overall large-scale retreat, if we’re thinking from the 1800s to now, is being driven by temperature change.” According to a new study published in the journal Nature Climate Change, the estimated number of coastal dwellers in the US affected by rising sea levels is three times higher than previously projected. It says more than 13 million people could face flooding by the end of this century. A scenario which is already underway: The Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctawa, a small Native American community in coastal Louisiana is to be resettled after losing nearly all its land.This is the first time in the United States that an entire community has had to be relocated because of rising sea levels. Among the densely populated coastal areas in the US, Florida faces the greatest risk, with three counties facing the displacement of up to 80% of their population. Earth Hour On 19th March the lights of worldwide iconic monuments and buildings like the Eiffel Tower, the Empire State Building and the Kremlin were switched off for five minutes to celebrate Earth Hour, an international event intended to raise awareness of climate change. At the Paris climate talks, in December, governments agreed to limit global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees Celsius. World leaders will have to confirm their commitment to tackle global warming by signing the Paris climate agreement at a ceremony in April at the United Nations. Here’s a huge THANK YOU for all the support by #EarthHour communities across the world for #EarthHour 2016! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/Jvaii6Zhpm— Earth Hour (@earthhour) March 23, 2016 Less

Comedy. The Lampshade of Paris Hilton. Ukrainian debt to Russia TV Cut

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This video is translated Cut of TV Show. (My own translation. Sorry for bad English. Video with SUBs on my Youtube Channel).The scene, playe...

This video is translated Cut of TV Show. (My own translation. Sorry for bad English. Video with SUBs on my Youtube Channel).The scene, played out in a famous Russian popular comedy show. Return Ukraine of Russia's sovereign debt. Ridiculed the typical behavior of the Ukrainians. 00:12:20 Ivan Urgant: As I was taught on the psychological training, where I spend all my free time outside of the program, it is better to simulate the situation. 00:20:17 Ivan Urgant: Shut up! 00:21:08 Ivan Urgant: So ... Serious information. Let's choose who will be Ukraine. Who among us can embody Ukraine. 00:31:22 Garik Martirosyan: Embody Urraine. 00:33:21 Garik Martirosyan: First of all ... 00:35:14 Sergey Svetlakov: It is very difficult. We should think. Let's collect the passports. 00:40:21 *REMARK: Laughing due to the discussion - in fact, the choice is clear. Only one person at the table is suitable for this role - Sasha Tsikalo. He has a Ukrainian Last name, and was born in Kiev, Ukraine. 00:43:21 Garik Martirosyan: U say - Let's collect a passport. I know what begins when somebody start to collect the passport. we will not do it. 00:51:20 Garik Martirosyan: Ivan, firstly, Ukraine - is a beautiful country. I often go there and there are beautiful people there. 00:57:04 Ivan Urgant: So you're not going to be Ukraine. Next. 00:59:02 Garik Martirosyan: Ukraine is a kind country. 01:00:13 Sasha Tsikalo: Ohh, It means Ivan can't be Ukraine. 01:04:00 Garik Martirosyan: showdown - Sasha Tsikalo will be Ukraine. 01:02:12 Sergey Svetlakov: Oooooh, why it must be Tsikalo? 01:08:21 Sergey Svetlakov: I want to be Ukraine, too! 01:11:22 Garik Martirosyan: Sasha! - You will be Ukraine now! 01:15:24 Ivan Urgant and Garik Martirosyan: Now, a difficult choice! Who will be Russia ?! 01:20:00 Sergey Svetlakov: I was, I am and I will be! 01:23:21 Sergey Svetlakov: You have no another choice 01:27:03 Garik Martirosyan: OK, friends... 01:31:16 Ivan Urgant: Friends, I believe that such serious negotiations an not be conducted without international observers 01:38:09 Garik Martirosyan: It is a clever man, I tell you - clever man. 01:40:24 Ivan Urgant: Thank you Garik 01:41:21 Ivan Urgant: I will represent St. Petersburg, Garik will be ... 01:45:09 Garik Martirosyan: Yerevan. It can't be another choise 01:47:18 Ivan Urgant: Ok, north and south capital of Russia. 01:50:24 *REMARK: They laugh because Yerevan is not the capital of Russia, and not even a city in Russia. Garik was born in Yerevan, Armenia. 01:55:15 Garik Martirosyan: Sergei,call Ukraine and ask for 2.4 billion dollars debt! 02:07:17 Ivan Urgant: Call, here is marker, call by marker... 02:10:21 Sergey Svetlakov: I like to call by marker. 02:12:21 Sasha Tsikalo: And how I will respond? I even do not have the marker. 02:15:22 Sergey Svetlakov: Ukraine even don't have the marker)))) see. Once again they are beggar ... 02:22:02 Sergey Svetlakov: Take this glasses with water to answer - please note, without gas. 02:28:15 Sasha Tsikalo: Please note, Ukrainians nowadays Sergey Svetlakov water without gas only. 02:35:10 Sasha Tsikalo: Hello! 02:36:01 Sergey Svetlakov: Hello! 02:37:02 Sasha Tsikalo: Yes 02:37:16 Sergey Svetlakov: Ukraine? 02:39:13 Sasha Tsikalo: Yes 02:41:03 Sergey Svetlakov: What's so quiet? 02:42:11 This is Ukraine or not? 02:43:17 Sasha Tsikalo: Who ask? 02:44:07 Sergey Svetlakov: Is there adults at the home? 02:47:01 Sasha Tsikalo: Who ask? 02:48:01 Sergey Svetlakov: Can you hear me? 02:49:01 Sasha Tsikalo: hard of hearing 02:50:01 Sergey Svetlakov: Now you will not only be hard to hear, It will damn cold 02:53:13 *REMARK: Everyone laughs. Joke about the cold is a reference to the eternal problem with gas in Ukraine. 02:54:04 Sasha Tsikalo: What happened? What do you want? 02:56:13 Sergey Svetlakov: return me 2.5 billion dollars 03:00:05 Sasha Tsikalo: Hello!, hard to hear you ... Hello? 03:04:17 Sergey Svetlakov: Wait, I'm call again 03:07:14 Sergey Svetlakov: Hello? 03:08:10 Sasha Tsikalo: Yes 03:09:06 Sergey Svetlakov: Phone disconnected for non-payment? 03:11:13 *REMARK: The joke refers to the eternal failure of Ukraine to pay its debts 03:12:18 Sasha Tsikalo: the is no money, the money has never been. what bad man told you that we had the money? who said that the money was? 03:16:02 *REMARK: Many expressions in the Ukrainian language, meaning that the is no money and never was. And the man who said that Ukraine have money is - bad man 03:23:22 Sergey Svetlakov: I think I got through to some brothel. Hang up the phone or not? 03:31:07 Sergey Svetlakov: Wait, one more try to call Ukraine. Maybe it will be Ukraine on the line 03:35:17 Sergey Svetlakov: Hello? 03:36:13 Sasha Tsikalo: Yes 03:37:05 Sergey Svetlakov Ukraine? 03:38:00 Sasha Tsikalo: Ukraine Limited were self-destructed. Instead of Ukraine Ltd. recorded Individual Businessman Yushchenko and Tymoshenko. 03:49:24 Ivan Urgant: So, dear friends, this short simulation gave us all understand that the path of negotiations for the return of the debt are still many hidden rocks. Less

Ohio Man Learns Indoor Skydiving Not a "one-Size-Fits-All" Activity

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Indoor skydiving is all of the thrill of outdoor skydiving with none of the risk — or so we thought. As Bart Moccabee learned, there is a ...

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