, from marx, oddly enough, from marx yes, but goeth’s are simply wonderful, goeth has one brilliant quoteyou can never again be completely... private, this is how you can formulate a person’s need for art, being a poet, this is another formula from likhacheva, because goethe titan, color theory, yes, he made a contribution in absolutely everything, the goeths - this is unconditional, if alexander sergeevich pushkin in russia, the goethes in germany, yes, of course, but he, we sometimes forget about this, he is amazingly lyrical. like any soviet child, for me the german language is the language of the enemy, after all, i was brought up on soviet films about the great patriotic war, and of course i was always interested in what poetry sounds like in german, so i asked, my daughter learned german language, i asked her to read schiller to me, i was always interested in listening to it in the original, it’s an incredibly beautiful language, i didn’t expect it, to be honest, wonderful language, i must say that i am also not... about literature and today we had a wonderful guest, or rather a gue

, from marx, oddly enough, from marx yes, but goethe is simply wonderful, goethe has one brilliant quotean never be completely unhappy again, that's how you can formulate a person’s need for art, being a poet, this is another formula from likhacheva, because goeta titan, color theory, yes, he contributed to absolutely everything, goethas, goethas - this is certainly alexander sergeevich pushkin in russia, goethas in germany. as if, but he, we sometimes forget about this, he is an amazing lyrical poet, the most subtle, beautiful italian, when my daughter began to learn, like any soviet child, for me the german language is the language of the enemy, we were brought up on soviet films about the great patriotic war, and of course i was always interested in how poetry sounds in german, hertz, so i asked my daughter to learn german, i asked her to read schiller to me, i was always interested in hearing how he read in the original. this is an incredibly beautiful language, i didn’t expect, to be honest, a beautiful language, i must say that i didn’t expect it either, although i know, love and a

and the german philosopher and writer jagan goethe once said: a person knows himself only to the extentit. self-development , follow fashion trends in the cultural life of our country, alina nevoina was with you , remember, being cultured is fashionable, see you in a week, until new cultural meetings. let's go on a trip to belarus. dear friends, welcome to novostarobinsk. few people know, but that's how it is the city was once called soligorsk. now only the inscription on this stone, which symbolizes, reminds of this. about the beginning of the construction of the city, with us you will receive a charge of positive emotions, there were a variety of master classes, very different, but honestly, for the first time in my life i saw something like this, i even tensed for a moment, because our mishka fedor started like this right under your paw, visit the bright sights of our country, there are two museums with amazing exhibits here, you must agree, similar... the us national debt mark has been reached, they live at the expense of others, and this is a very important element that the united

life. life improves his professional and personal skills, and the german philosopher and writer jagan goethews himself only to the extent that he knows the world. be open to this world, engage in self-development, follow fashion trends in the cultural life of our country. alina nevoina was with you and remember, being cultured is fashionable. see you in a week, see you again. the television news agency presents it in the public domain. we have no secrets from our people. highway named after pushkin, dzisninsky district in polachchyna, cleaning is finishing i rejoice, i rejoice in the world. i will add to the right world of kalgasnik demanstruyts well-witted stakhanovskaya pratsai. peacefully work on the peaceful fires of kalgasnik ўmatsovuyutsya savetskaya razima, above all applause to the world in all light. gety tsudoўny flax grew up as a hero of the satsyalistichnaya. the successes of the nobles of the baranivtsi region are pleasing, and the good glory of the polish masters is also pleasing. hell of kalgas farming named after varashilov dunilavitskaya district, at a time of 230 thousand r

bothering me with shit, but what difference does it make, now anyone who has a pencil thinks that he is goetheslobbery dregs, uritsky will hide us, and come back you, and i have problems with inspiration, to hit the glass and the window, where do you have so much aggressive power, yash, stop, popov , yash, stop it, popov, resign, as a senior in rank, i order you to begin your official duties, eat, start, popov, yash, that’s never. it shouldn’t happen again, it’s clear, it’s true , i have to work, when in my arms you melt like the south wind, the bottle will be carried away for two us police. mister, when in my arms will you melt like the south wind to us? it will be for two, the sky will be for us for two, and the rainy day will be bright. god, what vulgarity, popov, this is not vulgarity, this is what is needed, it is precisely this kind of vulgarity that is at a high price now. you're killing me? you’re thinking about the wrong thing at all, it wasn’t easy to find you, yes, but you don’t know, in order to swim across the sea, you need to get your feet wet, especially since this is your profe

as their representative in the assembly of experts people are not more intelligent and popular than goethe, of course, there are other candidates too, but they are seen more often. this is what can be suggested here in the islamic council and mr. bashart , the representative of sandron, and mr. mohammad taghi bashart, the representative. the people of samir and dahaghan were elected in the first round of parliament. the bell against exploitation and tyranny was sounded by the islamic revolution. shamir madhaghan's constituency, his home was qom and his work was tehran. our house was a house that was completely complete, it would be a surprise if we didn't have guests at night. at that time , he was a member of the investigation commission of the vice chairman of the internal affairs commission. ways of suvalahori, who so-called vehicles could not go from there, built this so that the communication of all the villages was close to each other and pipes were laid in the upper floors and apple orchards were built there, he does not want contractors to go from the city, for example 20% take tha

in the assembly of experts, the people themselves chose not to see goethe's words more intelligent and popular than them, of course, others they are also candidates, but they are seen more often. this can be suggested here in the islamic council to mr. basharat, the representative of senirom. mr. mohammad taghi basharat became the representative of the people of samiram and dahaghan in the first round of the parliament. the bell against exploitation and tyranny was rung by the islamic revolution. the election constituency was dahagan . his home was qom and his work was tehran. there were roads and vice versa that the so-called vehicles could not go to this construction it has been done so that the communication of all the villages has come closer to each other and pipes have been laid at high altitudes and apple orchards have been established there . they don't want contractors to go from the city, for example, 20% of that contract should be taken into account by these angry people. wealthy people go and local people could not do this, and some people do not go to the dining areas at a

another showcase there are books in miniature, you can read them through a magnifying glass, editions of goethe, the precise lines of engravings of illustrations and beautiful fonts fascinate. in special with gloves on, you can leaf through the 1806 edition of plutarch for youth by pierre blanchard. it even rustles differently, because this paper is not like modern paper, it is made from cellulose, but paper is made from hemp, rags, flax, it is very well preserved. for its time. vitebsk regional library named after lenin is a modern information, methodological, cultural center. employees are leading a project on spiritual education, teaching computer literacy, and holding many events. the renovated library halls are visited by more than 33 thousand readers. a few words about electronic resources should also be said, and these are products from global manufacturers, electronic libraries lits, library. icebook, knowledge , university online, just the other day on january 22 we became a remote access center for the lenin presidential library, we are expecting readers interested in literature in ma

the same can be said about dante, the same can be said about cervantes, about goethe, but can the samesaid about pushkin? the world doesn’t really know him, the world doesn’t really understand him. if we talk about russian culture, then tolstoy, dostoevsky, chekhov are much more famous, but pushkin is not, but why is that? in a sense, because pushkin is untranslatable into foreign languages. he wrote very easily, and it probably wouldn’t be too difficult to translate it. composes, but during translation all the charm, all the witchcraft of pushkin’s text is lost, like the same sashka ryukhin driving in this truck along tverskoy boulevard. he asks himself, what did he write, the storm covers the sky with darkness, spinning snow whirlwinds, then she will howl like an animal, then she will cry like a child, simple rhymes, simple comparisons, and yet, it seems to me, every russian person has something he groans when he reads this, when he hears this, hello, prince, you are my beautiful one, you are as quiet as rainy day, she tells him, i'm saddened by something, a load of melancholy consum

i don't think it was that was, it was only hit the when i mean, he that goeth that is like a significant subsidies from that. i thought, i think what the soonest was by you said cnn could certainly get back to me that the dfcs already have the money in both in front of the sunset open on the left, on the next one, somebody. so you see that on when the, from the side, you can have bodies either or not, or something. some of it in the sense that it's, but i do look them inside the appointment that simple slicer consuelo, i believe this is sylvia. i saw it at the end of some way that was the a lot of other in the us and this is the way of that. i mean, the amount of 80, as of my, you know, my system, i'm physically c, e c. i don't think so. okay. these are the subsidies and will get the numbers that i will tell you that. and then your bustle is still something that means i have some federal i know complete. and i, many of us, anybody, s e, as in seattle as people see it, i don't use anybody any who needed any medical needs. and even the more people said that i don't. so i see i don't the, t

one is only the one i mean he that goeth village is like a significant look at the front that i thought, i think what the soonest was by you said cnn can certainly get back to me the i'm the savvy or to handle the meaningful consent for the next one, somebody. so you see that on the inside you get a bodies either or not, or something to some of them to somebody else. but i do look them inside the apartment that simple supplies for commercial allow. i believe you guys as to the, i saw it at the end of some it was a lot of other in the way of that, i mean the amount of a v as a pricing system on the call. we assess the e. c. i don't think so. okay, these are the subsidies. it will get the numbers that i will tell you that. and then your bustle is still something that means i have to settle. i know complete on how many less anybody s e. as in seattle, as people see it, i don't use anybody any who needed any medical need and even the most people said that i don't. so i see i don't the, the lower level. so yeah, it goes back to the positive for them. i fully extended at least like the referr

friends, you are great, that this morning is found in our wonderful awakening company, by the way, unlike goethe’s famous faust, i know how to stop a moment, even for a moment, friends, you are ready find out this with me, you just need to eat a popsicle , well, wow, i know why you suggested this, because it’s no coincidence that olya remembered this invention of american catering, which for a minute is already 104 years old today, yes exactly. january 24 is celebrated world popsicle day. friends, let's say thank you to one wonderful person for this amazing creamy delicious invention. his name is christian kent-nelson. what do eskimos and eskimos have in common? what does eskimo ice cream actually look like? why in the soviet union was it called childhood popsicle on a stick? we will talk about this during the live broadcast of good morning belarus. well, it turns out that we will fall into childhood. i like this plan. well, friends, wake up and do it. turn up the volume, let's rock it right now, ma dove vuoi andare, ti amo, se noi va bene, baliamo, se bella ti lasci guardare. non c'è niente da

there goeth one name, there goeth the whole index.y, i wonder if we are adjusting away from apple and equity markets to a little bit of angst about what we see on friday with wage dynamic? jonathan: apple is 9% of the s&p. it is lower by about 1% this morning. the nasdaq year-to-date, a gain of 54% on the nasdaq 100. the bond market, big moves lower in 10-year treasury yield's in november and again in december. this morning come up by seven basis points. 3.9538. they are kind of talking about cutting rates? look out for the minutes in the next 24 hours. lisa: will that determine anything or be a further mockery of where credibility lies? there has been a narrative that has gotten further baked into market expectations. how low is the bar for that to shift? wage data, oil prices, something else? that is what i'm looking for? jonathan: we had seen 1.10 on the euro against the dollar. the first down for the dollar index since 2020. the euro is negative this morning, seeing a reversal of recent moves. the swissie, really interesting level

but this is something which happened in a civilised country that gave us beethoven and schiller and goethen of how many people can be killed in one go. it's incredible. and here i have to say something. i had two cousins. my aunts, who actually helped me to survive . she had helped me to survive. she had two kids hiding in a in a village with some farmers . and village with some farmers. and you know, they must have got some money for it. but they were looking after her children, both blonde . and blue eyed . one sick blonde. and blue eyed. one sick and one eight. they were with the farmers. they were very happy there. and i shall never know. to my dying days they had a quarrel with the neighbour, and one of the neighbours knew that there were jewish children just hiding there, and she must have squealed. she must have said it. there was a gestapo man who came , and he shot both of who came, and he shot both of them . that has not happened in them. that has not happened in any other evil history of mankind . so . mankind. so. for god's sake, we have to learn . have to learn. >> the moving