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goodbye mary poppins, beautiful barbarian, long braid, take care of women and, of course, music for every taste. in the afternoon we sing along to pop hits at an incendiary concert of the variety youth theater; the women's hit at 18:00 will be taken over by the folk music ensemble byaseda. at the end of the festive evening, a solo concert of two opera divas: people's artist anastasia moscow honored oksana volk. on the pre-holiday evening we will tell you about a woman whose mother’s heart of boundless love and tenderness is more than enough for everyone. parent-teacher of a family- type orphanage tatyana sengaevskaya, the heroine of our next series of the national project belarusian superwoman. an obstetrician, she worked at the yelsk central district hospital for more than 20 years and is a mother by vocation. she now has eight children, seven boys and one girl. everyone has a difficult time. fate, that's why care and attention is so important. how everything works out, look at evening broadcast. i have been working in this service for a long time. in 2004, my husband and i took our firs

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mary poppins - goodbye. varvara krosa, long braid.of course, the music is on any taste. in the afternoon we sing along to the women's hit at the incendiary concert of the variety youth theater. you need to give more fire, take passion, the main thing is not to miss, i don’t understand what it was, why this beautiful light song turned into some kind of fireworks, i would even say orgasm. oh, that's it, bravo, the process of forming a new composition of the upper house of the belarusian parliament, the president discussed the day before with the chairman of the council of the republic natalya kachanova, senators are being elected. after passing the house of representatives again is studying. and one more personnel issue: alexander lukashenko decided to appoint alexander egorov as deputy head of the administration. a group of creation specialists that could see these processes, the same in personnel, the same in ideological work and so on, so these are my questions, of course, everything here will be seriously modernized, and all this...

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poppins, it’s sunday, there’s already an extract .say that aperet is such an easy, but very difficult genre, to achieve lightness, you need to go through this, like, well, these are endless rehearsals, combination, movements, all the components that i spoke about above , that’s why spectators like to come to us, us... that's why we have full houses, that's why the audience comes, he comes for this uniqueness, which we are talking about, that today here, now, the magic of acting, the magic of music and the magic of ballet, plastics, movements are happening, giving a person a feeling of joy and love, when we achieve this, then we have people’s artist margarita aleksandrovich and... the word is service, not work, service, then there are joint rehearsals, good is just a sacred word, because this is the temple, this is the stage, when they leave they leave all the sores, and this is true, they are all united by one goal, well, of course, sometimes you need someone not to pull the blanket. and other things, this must be stopped, but actors

on like mary poppins. >> shoulders an a toddler on like mary poppins. >> shoulders an went dler on likeulders an went out on his shoulders when i went out earlier, that was earlier, and i thought that was very . very brave, dangerous, brave. >> stupid, stupid. right on >> stupid, stupid. he's right on the it's the child, then >> unless it's the child, then you could say, well, he's the child's brave for getting the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder»r getting the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder. getting the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder . but:ing the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder . but for the the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder . but for the big guy's shoulder. but for the big guy, just the guy, i think this just shows the guy, i think this just shows the guy l guy, i think this just shows the guy i mean, this is the daily star. he's his his star. he's got his his his whatchamacallit is broke and his umbrella. broken umbrella. umbrella, broken spirit and. well, we don't know about that. okay, well, thanks for explai

on like mary poppins. >> shoulders an a toddler on like mary poppins. >> shoulders an went dler on likehoulders an went out on his shoulders when i went out earlier, that was earlier, and i thought that was very . very brave, dangerous, brave. >> stupid, stupid. right on >> stupid, stupid. he's right on the it's the child, then >> unless it's the child, then you could say, well, he's the child's brave for getting the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder»r getting the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder. getting the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder . but:ing the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder . but for the the you could say, well, he's the child' shoulder . but for the big guy's shoulder. but for the big guy, just the guy, i think this just shows the guy, i think this just shows the guy l guy, i think this just shows the guy i mean, this is the daily star. he's his his star. he's got his his his whatchamacallit is broke and his umbrella. broken umbrella. umbrella, broken spirit and. well, we don't know about that. okay, well, thanks for expl

poppins, not an easy role, that’s how through - the role shows that you seem to be strict, there, shey and you allow him, in general, everything. this role helped me in rethinking my teaching work, because yes, they don’t always want to see you strictly as a teacher, somewhere you have to. to say that you are the same child as the child with whom you communicate, everyone is teaching you, everyone is teaching you, you are just like me bored and just like me, they are boring me as a child, they are pestering me as a child for years in a row, good , on my road, as on my road , you are nasty teachers, nasty teachers , everyone without exception wants to teach me, it’s not for nothing that they say that - theaters develop where the country prospers, where the state can afford to have another theater. this is very responsible mission. because it gives , opens hearts, it gives love, it shows where we live, what country we live in, and how well we live, that we can afford the theater and can afford to go to the theater, i think this is serving the people, and to the state, and as if you are

mary poppins goodbye. varvara is beautiful, long braid, take care of women and, of course, music for every taste. in the afternoon we sing along with pophits at an incendiary concert of the variety youth theater women's hit. at 18:00 the folk music ensemble byaseda will take the vocal relay. at the end of the festive evening there will be a solo concert of two opera divas. people's artist. the central hockey league is loved in the capital of belarus, so over 12,000 spectators on average watched the home matches of dynamo minsk from the stands, but this was in the regular season, the gagarin cup playoffs, this is a completely different story, so here’s how only tickets for the match against dynamo moscow went on sale, white and blue fans crashed the ticket operator’s website and no one doubted the full house on minskaya. shutunova's gray night, for it to sound in the arena, only one condition must be met: everyone must win together. and during the breaks in the confrontation , none of the spectators doubted

poppins, a difficult role, just like through the role of a show. the same child as the child with whom communicate, just as he misses me, he bullies me as a child, he bullies me as a child, for years in a row, my way, my way, teachers , all teachers, all without exception, teach it’s not for nothing that they say to me that... theaters develop where the country is thriving, where the state can afford to have another theater, this is a very responsible mission, because. it gives, it opens hearts, it gives love , it shows where we live, what country we live in, everything, how well we live, that we can afford the theater and can afford to go to the theater, i think this is serving the people, and to the state, and it’s as if you’re giving away your most intimate things, and for good reason, so i’ll repeat, probably, that in the most difficult times you always - the artists were on the front line with the soldiers, together, this is some kind of special mission, a diplomatic mission and... you can accomplish a lot in 24 hours, even more in 7 days. in our project you will learn about key d

it’s a wonderful film , dunaevsky’s wonderful music, and i was lucky, i was assigned to the role of marypins, a difficult role, here’s how to show through the role that... you seem to be strict, there she is a strict maid or a strict teacher , but you also love the child madly and you allow him basically everything, this role helped me rethink my teaching work, because yes, they don’t always want to see you strictly as a teacher, somewhere you have to show that you are the same child . like the child you communicate with, you are like me knock, just like i’m bored , he’s teaching me a child, me a child who has been teaching for a year in a row , good, on my road, as on my road, teachers, all teachers, all without exception, teach me, it’s not for nothing that they say that artists should be like ... theaters develop where the country is prospering, where the state can afford to have another theater, this is a very responsible mission, because it gives... opens hearts, it gives love, it shows where we live, in what country we live, and how well we live, what we can afford the theater and

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last month, the original mary poppins from the 1960s was reclassified from a u — which stands for universalshown to focus groups as part of the bbfc�*s latest research. and at school, the children had their own firm views. do you think the pg rating is right? yeah, because there are, like, toys that children play with. and i think that if kids can play with those toys, they can at least see the movie. i think the violence should at least be toned down a little because the younger audiences, they see stuff, they want to copy it, it's like they might think it's right. and 2021's mitchells vs the machines — sold as a family comedy and classified as universal. yes, it does show violence. and although it is humans against machines, there's still the threat of humans doing that to other humans. having it as a pg, the parents can talk to the child about it. it's not that violent, but it's a little bit violent. do you think the rating is fair at the moment? um... yes, i do, because it'sjust a cartoon, actually. but the british board of film classification says, following audience feedback, it now a

mary poppins - goodbye, beautiful barbarian, long braid, take care of women and, of course, music fore grove. women's day on the waves of belarusian radio on all stations of our media holding thematic issues dedicated to women who have been awarded high state titles or awards, as well as glorifying our country with their achievements, of course, special attention to large families and holders of the order of mother. congratulate. you can live broadcast your beloved daughters, sisters, mothers, grandmothers, wives, and of course, what holiday would it be without gifts, the stations have prepared surprises, the terms of the draw can be found on social networks. olga medved, viktor borisov, tv news agency. well, as already noted, belarus alone is preparing a special heartfelt gift for tv viewers, the most popular music show in the country without age restrictions, factorby 60. plus on march 8, the semi-final awaits us. a dozen artists of golden age will perform hits for all times and only eight will pass the next stage: their creative fate will be decided by star experts, people's artist

last month, the original mary poppins from the 1960s was reclassified from a u — which stands for universalown to focus groups as part of the bbfc�*s latest research. and at school, the children had their own firm views. do you think the pg rating is right? yeah, because there are, like, toys that children play with. and i think that if kids can play with those toys, they can at least see the movie. i think the violence should at least be toned down a little because the younger audiences, they see stuff, they want to copy it, it's like they might think it's right. and 2021's mitchells vs the machines — sold as a family comedy and classified as universal. yes, it does show violence. and although it is humans against machines, there's still the threat of humans doing that to other humans. having it as a pg, the parents can talk to the child about it. it's not that violent, but it's a little bit violent. do you think the rating is fair at the moment? um... yes, i do, because it'sjust a cartoon, actually. but the british board of film classification says, following audience feedback, it now ado

last month, the original mary poppins from the 19605 was reclassified from a u, which stands for universal. bumblebee from 2018 was among the more recent films shown to focus groups as part of the bbc�*s latest research. and at school, the children had their own firm views. do you think the pg rating is right? yeah, because they're like toys that children play with. and i think that if kids can play with those toys then they can at least see the movie. i think the violence should at least be toned down a little, because the younger audiences, if they see stuff, they want to copy. so these films would be labelled differently if they were released today. charlie rose, bbc news. talks are continuing in qatar in a fresh attempt to secure a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. both sides are under pressure to halt the fighting to allow aid into the gaza strip and secure the release of hostages. the us secretary of state antony blinken has urged israel to prioritise allowing aid into gaza saying the entire population is suffering. anna foster reports from jerusalem. at gaza's southern tip, t

poppins, eat your heart out. ♪ liberace was an embodiment of this crazy, glitzy loveliness that las a show. [ playing piano ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the saying was that what mattered in the showroom was whether you attracted the whales, the big gamblers. sinatra did. liberace really didn't, but he attracted their wives. hi! so the joke was that he was the best of both worlds. the wives went to see liberace while the gamblers went to gamble. yeah, i love yours. it's gorgeous. that's a big stone. i love it. my stones aren't large, but i didn't have to do anything to get mine. [ laughter ] woman: yes, you did! [ laughs ] [ applause ] nicholson: do you think that being a bachelor has kept you free to express yourself as you wanted to? well, i think my career has been, uh... perhaps the most interrupting thing, because most of the people i've gotten involved with romantically don't want to play second fiddle to a piano. gillis: i worked at the riviera with liberace, and we all knew. he was gay. nobody spoke of it, but we all knew. that was 1955, by the way. mcbride: it was like this

last month, the original mary poppins from the 1960s was reclassified from a u — which stands for universalgroups as part of the bbfc�*s latest research. and at school, the children had their own firm views. do you think the pg rating is right? yeah, because there are, like, toys that children play with. and i think that if kids can play with those toys, they can at least see the movie. i think the violence should at least be toned down a little because the younger audiences, they see stuff, they want to copy it, it's like they might think it's right. and 2021's mitchells vs the machines — sold as a family comedy and classified as universal. yes, it does show violence. and although it is humans against machines, there's still the threat of humans doing that to other humans. having it as a pg, the parents can talk to the child about it. it's not that violent, but it's a little bit violent. do you think the rating is fair at the moment? um... yes, i do, because it'sjust a cartoon, actually. but the british board of film classification says, following audience feedback, it now adopts a stricte

poppins, eat your heart out. ♪ liberace was an embodiment of this crazy, glitzy loveliness that lasng piano ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the saying was that what mattered in the showroom was whether you attracted the whales, the big gamblers. sinatra did. liberace really didn't, but he attracted their wives. hi! so the joke was that he was the best of both worlds. the wives went to see liberace while the gamblers went to gamble. yeah, i love yours. it's gorgeous. that's a big stone. i love it. my stones aren't large, but i didn't have to do anything to get mine. [ laughter ] woman: yes, you did! [ laughs ] [ applause ] nicholson: do you think that being a bachelor has kept you free to express yourself as you wanted to? well, i think my career has been, uh... perhaps the most interrupting thing, because most of the people i've gotten involved with romantically don't want to play second fiddle to a piano. gillis: i worked at the riviera with liberace, and we all knew. he was gay. nobody spoke of it, but we all knew. that was 1955, by the way. mcbride: it was like this elaborate game.

poppins and you know we're going to go through. but you you just can't back that i mean i'm preaching the choir i mean we're we're i'm the what you talk to. no i mean look at what you're going to hang in quarter and imprison the people who who are against you and you're going to be a dictator. and you make fun of people. i mean it. he is the biggest junkyard bully that ever existed. i will i can't even say both their names in the same sentence because it's degrading to say joe biden's name in the same sentence with his. so there you go. how has life changed for the president in being in the white house? it's an extraordinary time because of covid, it was hard to enjoy the place in the campaign. for a man who for more than half a century lived on tactile politics. yeah. not being able to do in 2020 was hard, but is there anything different about the joe biden of 2024 than the biden of 20? no. i mean he still gets up again. it sounds so i'm trying to make him not trying to make him grin. i mean, he gets up in the morning and he think

poppins, eat your heart out. ♪ liberace was an embodiment of this crazy, glitzy loveliness that las gave them a show. [ playing piano ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the saying was that what mattered in the showroom was whether you attracted the whales, the big gamblers. sinatra did. liberace really didn't, but he attracted their wives. hi! so the joke was that he was the best of both worlds. the wives went to see liberace while the gamblers went to gamble. yeah, i love yours. it's gorgeous. that's a big stone. i love it. my stones aren't large, but i didn't have to do anything to get mine. [ laughter ] woman: yes, you did! [ laughs ] [ applause ] nicholson: do you think that being a bachelor has kept you free to express yourself as you wanted to? well, i think my career has been, uh... perhaps the most interrupting thing, because most of the people i've gotten involved with romantically don't want to play second fiddle to a piano. gillis: i worked at the riviera with liberace, and we all knew. he was gay. nobody spoke of it, but we all knew. that was 1955, by the way. mcbride: it was

poppins, eat your heart out. ♪ liberace was an embodiment of this crazy, glitzy loveliness that lass. he wanted to be sure that he gave them a show. [ playing piano ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the saying was that what mattered in the showroom was whether you attracted the whales, the big gamblers. sinatra did. liberace really didn't, but he attracted their wives. hi! so the joke was that he was the best of both worlds. the wives went to see liberace while the gamblers went to gamble. yeah, i love yours. it's gorgeous. that's a big stone. i love it. my stones aren't large, but i didn't have to do anything to get mine. [ laughter ] woman: yes, you did! [ laughs ] [ applause ] nicholson: do you think that being a bachelor has kept you free to express yourself as you wanted to? well, i think my career has been, uh... perhaps the most interrupting thing, because most of the people i've gotten involved with romantically don't want to play second fiddle to a piano. gillis: i worked at the riviera with liberace, and we all knew. he was gay. nobody spoke of it, but we all knew. that was 19

poppins, eat your heart out. ♪ liberace was an embodiment of this crazy, glitzy loveliness that las who came from small towns around the country to las vegas. he wanted to be sure that he gave them a show. [ playing piano ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ the saying was that what mattered in the showroom was whether you attracted the whales, the big gamblers. sinatra did. liberace really didn't, but he attracted their wives. hi! so the joke was that he was the best of both worlds. the wives went to see liberace while the gamblers went to gamble. yeah, i love yours. it's gorgeous. that's a big stone. i love it. my stones aren't large, but i didn't have to do anything to get mine. [ laughter ] woman: yes, you did! [ laughs ] [ applause ] nicholson: do you think that being a bachelor has kept you free to express yourself as you wanted to? well, i think my career has been, uh... perhaps the most interrupting thing, because most of the people i've gotten involved with romantically don't want to play second fiddle to a piano. gillis: i worked at the riviera with liberace, and we all knew. he

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poppins and white christmas.matthew shepard -- president of the matthew shepard foundation. judy, it's great to have you on the program. i wish it was for better circumstances. but what is your reaction to temporary can sling the laramie project because it is just not as, quote, exciting as married poppins and white christmas? do you think they're really telling the truth here? >> they're not. i don't think they're telling the truth. it's texas, right? we know they are passing every kind of legislation possible to minimize, to discriminate against, and ultimately only what that does is promote hate against the gay community. particularly is damaging to young people. >> the fbi reports, judy, an alarming rise in lgbtq hate crimes is happening as a result of all kinds of things, but specifically back in 2023, the data reveals a 14% increase in hate crimes based on sexual orientation, and striking 33% surge and hate crimes based on gender identity. where do you suspect is behind this alarming rise? >> i thought we w

poppins and white christmas. of matthew shepard. she is president of the matthew shepard foundation. judy, it's great to have you on the program. i wish it was for better circumstances. but what is your reaction to temporary can sling the laramie project because it is just not as, quote, exciting as married poppins and white christmas? do you think they're really telling the truth here? >> they're not. i don't think they're telling the truth. it's texas, right? we know they are passing every kind of legislation possible to minimize, to discriminate against, and ultimately only what that does is promote hate against the gay community. particularly is damaging to young people. >> the fbi reports, judy, an alarming rise in lgbtq hate crimes is happening as a result of all kinds of things, but specifically back in 2023, the data reveals a 14% increase in hate crimes based on sexual orientation, and a striking 33% surge and hate crimes based on gender identity. where do you suspect is behind this alarming rise? >> i t

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last month, the original mary poppins from the 19605 was reclassified from a u — which stands for universalpart of the bbfc�*s latest research. and at school, the children had their own firm views. do you think the pg rating is right? yeah, because there are, like, toys that children play with. and i think that if kids can play with those toys they can at least see the movie. i think the violence should at least be toned down a little because the younger audiences, they see stuff, they want to copy it, it's like they might think it's right. and 2021's mitchells vs the machines — sold as a family comedy and classified as universal. yes, it does show violence. and although it is humans against machines, there's still the threat of humans doing that to other humans. having it as a pg, the parents can talk to the child about it. it's not that violent, but it's a little bit violent. do you think the rating is fair at the moment? um... yes, i do, because it'sjust a cartoon, actually. but the british board of film classification says following audience feedback, it now adopts a stricter position o

and just like in that mary poppins movie you can have a bank run where everybody wants to get their money out and the bank has assets that are still good but they don't have the cash to pay out. we learned during the great depression you can have a bank runs that can screw up the whole economy so we set up a system of deposit insurance to discourage runs. that's not a bailout of the banks on the central and the fed or thef bank of england says if you have good assets give us your assets as collateral we will lend youou money so you can make your depositors whole and they've talked about the synergy between liquidity insolvency. if everyone believes your soul and they won't take the money out and in order to assure them they can get their money out the central bank. you have had a lot of experience lender of last resort function the window and its analogues. there's been some concern it d have. suut >> absolutely. your description is wonderful last resort is right. it is really designed to provide confidencece a solvent banks ability it has value from spreading to other banks as well. unti

just like in the mary poppins movie, you can have a bank run where everybody wants to get their money that are still good, but thaw don't have the cash to pay out. and we learned during the great depression that you can have bank runs that screw up the whole economy so we set up a sort of deposit insurance to discourage runs, but we want --e banks when the central -- when the fed or the bank of england says if you have good assets give/+ us your assets as collateral, we'll lend you money to make your depositors whole. i think in one of tobias' papers he tald and the synergy between liquidity and solvency. if everyone believe yourself solvent they won't take the money out. in order to assurem they can get their money out, the central bank steps in. you have had a lot of experience in the lender of last resort function, the discount window and its analogs. there's concern that it didn't work here as it should have. susan: absolutely. i think your description is wonderful. last resort is exactly rite. the discount window is the key lender of last resort, it's designed to provide confiden

just like in the mary poppins movie, you can have a bank rto get their money out and the bank has assets that are still good, but thaw don't have the cash to pay out. and we learned during the great depression that that screw up the whole economy so we set up a sort of deposit insurance to discourage runs, but we want -- it's not a bail utah of the banks when the central -- when the fed or the bank of england says if you have good assessets as collateral, we'll lend you money to make your depositors whole. i think in one of tobias' papers he talked and the synergy between liquidity and solvency. if everyone believe yourself solvent they won't take the money out. in order to assure them they can get their money out, the central bank steps in. you have had a lot of experience in the lender of last resort function, the discount window and its analogs. there's concern that it didn't work here as it should have. susan: absolutely. i wonderful. last resort is exactly rite. the discount window is the key lender of la to provide confidence about a bank's ability, a solvent bank's ability to cont

poppins, directed by alexei usov, is played at the moscow puppet theater.well as military uniforms, engravings, lithographs and other historical materials. at the penza literary museum on the 150th anniversary of on the birth of vseveld merhold , an exhibition was opened that united exhibits from three museums, the state museum of the sergei yesenin reserve, the meirhold house theater arts center and the association of state literary and memorial museums of the penza region. visitors can get acquainted with the life and creativity of vsevlad merhold, the penza period of the life of anatoly mariengof and learn what connected these people with sergei yesenin. took place in 1937 in the role of vsevolod emilievich vladimir koshevoy. except - meetings, there we have a whole series of other theatrical moments, there are rehearsals, there are lines, rehearsals, an auditor and ladies with comellias, that is, those things. which he is rehearsing, the revolutionary bloc is very important, in the late twenties, when he, that is, wanted to show some kind of three-dimen

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