How to pronounce “orchard” in English

Now, this slide is in South Lebanon, 2007.And it shows an orchard contaminated with cluster munitions.Now, cluster munitions have been around for a long time before they were prohibited in 2008-- designed for things like destroying a military runway,

got to provide everything to every one and then show them ads or-- sorry, guys.revived the walnut orchard, they make this really nice walnut oil.

And it's not a bad thing.I have an apple orchard, 30 apple trees where I live in New York.

And this program helped small, micro businesses grow to expand the number of employees that they would be able to hire.And this was Aspen Orchards.They created yogurt drinks.

That was absolutely forbidden.Began as orchards. Began as farmland and small towns.

I'll skip that video. This is the only place in Los Angeles that remains that you can buy honey bee supplies, Los Angeles Honey Company. There used to be tons because the valley wasin lots of orchards and stuff, but all of LA—it's so weird-- there's just one bee place. And those are some of my frames that are loaded with honey that I harvested thissummer. That's what the honeycomb looks like. You crush it up. This is one way of doing it. Some people do a centrifugal extraction, but we just crushed it up and then built a

As you can see, they have a little tether on them.And when someone comes into that orchard, they'll take your arm off or kill you.So the point is is that you may claim the reliability, the effectiveness, the safety of a certain technology, but it can't be an abstract claim.

At the end, she says, and what is your last dream?And "Woman Without Men" was the orchard in the city of Tehran.

Thank you for coming to "The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street." I'm going to speak today a bit about the creative processbecause "The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street" is my fourth book, but it's my first novel.I always intended to be a novelist, but it took me about 30 years to get here.

So then I could turn finally-- finally-- to writing the novel."The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street," the inspiration for this was born out of my being a New Yorker and obsessed with ice cream.I am the founder of the Susan Jane Gilman Institute of Advanced Gelato Studies.

So back in my -- after doing this research for a while, I went back to my house. This was when we lived in Tarzana. And I thought, "I will kill my lawn and cover it with mulchand then use it as an orchard and a garden." So, I took a one day-class on lawn-killingfrom the Theodore Payne foundation and ordered some mulch. And that's what 15 cubic yards of mulch looks like. And after -- here it was in front of our house and I left it there

For instance, we went in really wanting to tell the story of apples and how they originated in Afghanistan, and we were reallyexcited to visit these ancient apple orchards in that region.And then once we got into our room to research and dissect how apples maybe changed the world, in our estimation,

So I think the honey bees are a really graceful and really elegant example of how we all need each other to survive.The image you see with that vast beautiful orchard is an almond orchard.

And could you build a way into your platform or product to give them the right to capture, share, or monetize their data independently outside from you?If you plant a healthy tree in a withering orchard, it's unlikely that that healthy tree

And could you build a way into your platform or product to give them the right to capture, share, or monetize their data independently outside from you?will resurrect all of the dead trees in the orchard.

I grew up in Sonoma County just a couple of hours north of here.And I grew up out in an apple orchard.And it was a pretty bucolic setting.

Just this past few months, we've seen Toys "R" Us, Gibson guitars.Today, Orchard Supply Hardware.Blockbuster actually had a couple of stores in Alaska still open that nobody knew about that just closed.

Hi. I'm Susan Jane Gilman.Thank you for coming to "The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street." I'm going to speak today a bit about the creative processbecause "The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street" is my fourth book, but it's my first novel.

Story ties back to the central theme.between two rows of raspberries near a little orchard of fig trees surrounded by the gorgeous green mountains, and the miracle of what was happening around me

how -- if you really get into it as orchard growing rather than as a purchase solution, and sort of regrow your body in a sense, because that's what you're doing.

It was an old, abandoned apple orchard.

More sheep. This is an abandoned apple orchard.

I always go between "If I Could Tell Her" or probably the orchard scene.

Over the years, life on Orchard Street passed into a tedium that eventually congealed into comfort.

And when the market goes down-- think of these as like wind coming through an orchard and some fruit then drops to the ground.

A couple years after that, Orchard Gardens replaced the Edwards as the lowest performing school in Boston.

So, she has taken this olive orchard, and she's put in those brick ovens.

I'll bring some apple juice from our neighbor's biological apple orchard.

So when you take that and translate it I call it solar orchards.

The house where she grew up was on a sprawling ten-acre plot surrounded by orchards and farms.

through history is very very mild. He and his friend go into an orchard and they steal some pears. That's it. That's the extent of the crime. But Augustine was fascinated by this because he

And then I always had one of those disposable cameras that I took around with me.And I was taking photos and setting up my cousins for photo shoots in the backyard and in the orchard.And those two elements have really come together in my recent work.

In fact, there's a wonderful passage that sort of hearkens to "The Cherry Orchard," that one character gets to say, "I love the short stories of Alice

she carried her minister in spectral form through the air along with having previously conferred in her orchard with a satanic cat.

What would that look like?That got interesting. And so "The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street" was born.It is the tale of a little immigrant girl, Malka Treynovsky, who arrives in New York City in 1913, where she's immediately crippled and abandoned

He'd say, do you want ravioli, or do you want regular pasta for dinner?Thank you for listening to the story of Lillian Dunkle and "The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street." If anybody has questions for me afterwards,

would thrive, for example, in a peach orchard, so there's a couple different insects that damage peaches.

If you wanted to find out where your apple juice came from you could pretty easily get an invitation to the orchard and the processing facility.

A bunch of us live in Silicon Valley here, and you mentioned the orchards and manufacturing.

the south side of this building grow their own food it's not only this Garden here there's uh apple and pear Orchards

And prior to that, this large piece of property was a farm with orchards.

I'm like, oh, we're going to a pumpkin farm and an apple orchard, that's not food-related.

OK. There's that leaf I showed you in the very beginning, the morning glory leaf, with others, and a picnic down in the orchard with different projects.

Like, for instance, I took my kids apple-picking in a local orchard recently.

Martha Stewart: They even admit, one actor said to me, I said, "Gosh, that scene in the 'Cherry Orchard,'" a Chekhov play, I said, "Gosh, you talk about cherry trees so knowledgably."

That’s commitment. As representatives from the occupation told the government, “ continue to cultivate orchards, sing our songs, and hold space here.

it was really instilled-- and being really take care of business people that never did shortcuts, and just kept the orchards and vineyards meticulous all year

Fawn Alvarez is someone when the book opens, she's 12 years old, and she is picking fruit in the orchards that used to be all over Silicon Valley.

And I wanted her story to be there because A, she illuminates that sort of transition from the orchards to manufacturing, and then she keeps going and ends up as, essentially,