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Vardan

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  1. Я открыл тему про наши неудачи...
  2. Нашел тему УРА!!!!!!! Не нашел темы про наши неудачи. (Надеюсь эта тема не будет продолжаться) Скоро в Школу
  3. Чтоб скопировать выдели, а потом нажми Ctrl+C, чтоб вставить нажми Ctrl+V
  4. Да... Опять поднимать придется
  5. Джаз джан, задавай вопрос.
  6. Vardan

    Анекдоты

    12 октября был сорван матч сборной России со сборной Грузии. Причина - перегрузка электрического кабеля. Несмотря на предостережения электриков на этом кабеле сушили на 20 кг белья больше, чем было положено...
  7. Vardan

    Анекдоты

    Очень сложно играть на черном стадионе с черными, особенно если их там нет..
  8. Vardan

    Анекдоты

    - Как объяснить спонсорам, что команда вышла во второй тур и у нее кончились деньги? И все это в двух словах? - Вышли! Денег!
  9. Vardan

    Анекдоты

    - Слыхал? Наши кубок взяли! - И почем?
  10. Здесь информация об ущербах нанесенные ураганом *Катрина*
  11. In Washington, the White House said President Bushwill tour the devastated Gulf Coast region on Friday and has asked his father and former President Clinton to lead a private fund-raising campaign for victims. The president urged a crackdown on the lawlessness. "I think there ought to be zero tolerance of people breaking the law during an emergency such as this — whether it be looting, or price gouging at the gasoline pump, or taking advantage of charitable giving or insurance fraud," Bush said. "And I've made that clear to our attorney general. The citizens ought to be working together." On Wednesday, Mayor Ray Nagin offered the most startling estimate yet of the magnitude of the disaster: Asked how many people died in New Orleans, he said: "Minimum, hundreds. Most likely, thousands." The death toll has already reached at least 126 in Mississippi. If the estimate proves correct, it would make Katrina the worst natural disaster in the United States since at least the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, which was blamed for anywhere from about 500 to 6,000 deaths. Katrina would also be the nation's deadliest hurricane since 1900, when a storm in Galveston, Texas, killed between 6,000 and 12,000 people. Nagin called for a total evacuation of New Orleans, saying the city had become uninhabitable for the 50,000 to 100,000 who remained behind after the city of nearly a half-million people was ordered cleared out over the weekend. The mayor said that it will be two or three months before the city is functioning again and that people would not be allowed back into their homes for at least a month or two. "We need an effort of 9-11 proportions," former New Orleans Mayor Marc Morial, now president of the Urban League, said on NBC's "Today" show. "A great American city is fighting for its life," he added. "We must rebuild New Orleans, the city that gave us jazz, and music, and multiculturalism." Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu toured the stricken areas said said rescued people begged him to pass information to their families. His pocket was full of scraps of paper on which he had scribbled down their phone numbers. When he got a working phone in the early morning hours Thursday, he contacted a woman whose father had been rescued and told her: "Your daddy's alive, and he said to tell you he loves you." "She just started crying. She said, `I thought he was dead,'" he said. ___ Associated Press reporters Holbrook Mohr, Mary Foster, Robert Tanner, Allen G. Breed, Cain Burdeau, Jay Reeves and Brett Martel contributed to this report.
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