Instagram story viewer> @apartinn.kz> Post

Apart Inn Oral | Апарт Отель Уральск

@apartinn.kz

3 years ago

Posted On: April 5th 2024, 08:32 am

𝗔𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗧 𝗜𝗡𝗡
расположен в центре города и предлагает гостям высокий сервис обслуживания номеров

✔️Полный пакет сопровождающих документов ✔️Удаленное заселение
✔️Собственная парковка
✔️Закрытый двор
✔️Электронные замки
✔️Уборка номеров

В каждом номере для комфортного проживания есть всё необходимое:
телевизор с WI-FI, кабельное телевидение триколор, YOUTUBE, NETFLIX, SETANTA SPORTS

Стиральная машина, сушильная машина
Фен, чайник, столовые приборы, микроволновка, холодильник в каждом номере

Вместимость до 4-х человек с детьми

Возможность проведения небольших мероприятий, фотосессии, тренингов

📍г. Уральск, ул. Маншук Маметовой, 122
Бронь по номеру: + 7 705 387 01 66
@appartinn.kz

(23/365) Midnight
@calledmemyyu.k & @chanyaduval

#mychan #AIGirlSeries
#MyyuKhawisara #Chanyaduval
.
.
.
.
.
Shot On Canon EOS C50
#EOSC50

آپلود شده داخل سایت 2,980ت
زیر قیمت بازار دورس نخی
سایت ما
www. nasaogwear .ir
.
.
♥️خرید آنلاین و حضوری
‌‌.
❌آدرس بیو نوشته شده
.
✅ارسال به سراسر کشور
✅۳ الی ۴ روز کاری
.
.
#دورس #هودی #تیشرتات #تیشرت #شلواربگ

The Last Letter reaches its 30 Million streams. Here is a unreleased verse ❤️ Thank you guys & @bluprint.inc @richmontentertainment @sonymusicpopin @spotifyindia @mazaak__ @idharaatushar @oblivionvision @kanchan.tomarr @devchopraa and each of you who were there to create this. ✨

#thelastletter #maanpanu

this song still hits the same💘

#explore #honeysingh #foryoupage #dancereels #discover

It's Election Day! One of the privileges of living in a proud democracy is having a say in how we're governed. Take a little extra time today to go exercise that right — by voting.

If you've already dropped off your ballot, congratulations! Wear that "I voted" sticker with pride and encourage your friends to do the same. If you're on your way to the polls, take a moment to brush up on your voting rights (as spelled out by the @aclu_nationwide):

• Made a mistake on your ballot? You can ask for a new one.
• Still in line when the polls close? Stay there — you have the right to vote.
• Voting machines down? Ask for a paper ballot.
• Feeling intimated? Voter intimidation is illegal — as is the deployment of federal agents (such as ICE or the National Guard) to interfere with the voting process.
• Need help? If you encounter a problem or have questions, call the Election Protection Hotline: 1-866-OUR-VOTE (English) / 1-888-VE-Y-VOTA (Spanish) / 1-844-YALLA-US (Arabic) / 1-888-API-VOTE (Asian languages)

One final tip: Voting is more fun if you do it with friends. If you head to the polls in a group, you can share your rights with others, catch up with folks as you wait to cast your ballot — then get together and watch the results come in.

So get out there, make your voice heard, and put democracy in action!

A lot of my Jewish Democrat friends woke up this morning with great joy, and also with real fear. Joy because the party took back the House and the Senate. Fear because some of the people who won last night have apologized or excused antisemitism before, and some have repeated the kind of anti-Israel rhetoric that has made American Jews less safe in their own cities.

I want to offer a different way to look at it.

The Democratic Party is a lot bigger than a handful of candidates. Every Jewish Democrat in this carousel won. Elaine Luria flipped a seat back. Josh Gottheimer, Brad Schneider, Jared Moskowitz and Greg Landsman are all going back to Washington. Amy Acton is the first woman and the first Jew ever elected governor of Ohio. Adrian Boafo, a Black Democrat from Bowie, Maryland, ran on standing with his Jewish neighbors and won by nearly 40 points. Hakeem Jeffries, the man on track to be elected Speaker, opposed cutting military aid to Israel when nearly half his caucus wanted to. Ritchie Torres called himself a Zionist and got re-elected again.

Don’t let a few anti-Israel wins in deep-blue districts obscure this. Most Democrats still care about Jews and about the Jewish state, and we have a far better chance of keeping their support by working with reasonable leaders than by writing off a whole party because of its loudest members. Throwing up our hands and giving in is not an option.

Meanwhile VP JD Vance blamed Israel for the GDP losing the elections…as expected.

Now that election season is over, lawmakers in both parties need to lower the temperature on Israel. Somehow the Jewish state’s existence became a main talking point to get elected. That is no way to govern. The people in this carousel give me hope. Support them. 🇺🇸

Apart Inn Oral | Апарт Отель Уральск

@apartinn.kz

More posts