you know, we were out in the desert the way they were for the real trinity test.eated the circumstances of it, obviously not using an atomic weapon, but we did, as far as we could, really try to reproduce the circumstances of it, and i think it was a great help for the actors. a lot of the tension of the sequence comes from the process, the safety protocols leading up to the bomb, the switches that are thrown, the keys that are turned, those kind of things, the nervous glances that are exchanged. you know, having all of that build—up, having all of that detail was essential because what we're trying to portray is this moment of absolute beauty and absolute terror, you know? and where computer imagery can feel... you know, visual effects in movies can feel a little bit anodyne, a little bit safe. we wanted it to be extremely frightening and extremely threatening whilst still being... ..still being beautiful. and this is the moment that really changed the world, so it was very important to drill down into it as far as possible. and i wanted to ask you about cinema.

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the trinity church was built in 1696 in the courtyard of the trinity monastery of sergius.pean influence. from 1917 to 22, patriarch tikhan lived in the courtyard, then the church was closed, what is in it only there wasn’t even a rehearsal base for the symphony orchestra; now the functioning trinity church again belongs to the courtyard of the trinity monastery of sergius. you and i are entering the courtyard of ekaterinsky. the moscow catherine school was opened in 1802 for girls from poor noble families; the education received here was to later become their dowry. the building that we see was built in 1827 on the site of the soltykov estate by the architect domenic, since the central house of the red army was established here after the revolution. army, then the soviet army, and... this is the central house of the russian army, then in the courtyard there is a bust of the military leader frunze, the work of the famous sculptor buchetich, for the time being. on the second floor of the palace, on one side there is a huge assembly hall and the former house church-school, on

trinity church was built in 1696 on metochion of the trinity sergius monastery. to the monastery. but 30 years later, in 1726, the dome fell. it was rebuilt and it turned out that the temple has platbands in the style of the naryshkinsky borok, and on the eight-river it has european influence. from 1917 to the twenty-second year at the farmstead. patriarch tikhan lived, then the church was closed , everything it had was not even a rehearsal base for a symphony orchestra, now the functioning trinity church again belongs to the courtyard of the trinity monastery of sergius. you and i are entering the courtyard of ekaterinsky schools. the moscow catherine school was opened in 1802 for girls from poor noble families. the education and upbringing received here were to become their dowry in the future. the building we see was built in 1827 on the site of the saltykov estate. the architect is domenic gilardi, since after the revolution the central house of the red army settled here, then the soviet army, now it is the central house of the russian army, then in the court

the names of forty volunteers on the memorial plaque of the holy trinity church. metochion of the russianch in belgrade. the walls here also bear traces of nato bombing. the temple is a few meters from the destroyed television center. a sacrifice in the name of truth will never it may be in vain, maybe today we lost something, but a real loss, if you are in your head, come to terms with it. these are not just names, these are characters, these are entire lives, and this. the future, they will never die, they will always be alive, as long as we remember them, they are immortal, how many such commemorative plaques, memorials and just crosses are all over the balkans, in every serbian city, here is a monument in Šamac, to the victims of croatian nationalists - ustasha 1944. and these are the serbs who died during the war against bosnian muslims and the same croats. this shmilin's husband, he got vasko in the head on august 2, the fourth, he died in belgrade, this is your house, yes, you built it yourself, no, this is the sovereign. recently, as a disabled war veteran, nikolai petrikov receiv

we shot a lot in new mexico, around los alamos where the actual trinity test happened.ceton, and we were in los angeles. >> jimmy: did you stay together? some of you weren't in scenes with each other. >> the first section, what was the area called? abaqui? we stayed in this hotel, it was a bit scary. >> jimmy: it was? >> every penny is reserved for the screen in a chris nolan movie. we stayed -- it kind of was like a cell block of little cabins. [ laughter ] i definitely pushed my suitcase against the door. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, like matt damon was there and josh hartnett and i said, "if you hear me scream, i need all of you to come running." >> jimmy: did you test them? matt wouldn't have come running. [ laughter ] wouldn't even have rolled over. so you all kind of lived together in this community? >> be honest, be honest. >> i jetted in in a g-650 and stayed at the inn of the five graces. [ laughter and applause ] while cillian was at the comfort inn. [ laughter ] i was getting shiatsu. >> jimmy: did you know that going in? did you size this p

. ♪ ♪ since its debut in 1982, the trinity academy of irish dance has become one of the ost widely-rl perform their biggest show of the year, the annual chicago st. patrick's day parade. that's just one of some 400 performances this month alone for the troupe made up of 600 children and teens. trinity's managing director meggie heilman told us kids of all ages love the tradition, especially on st. patrick's day. >> we definitely want anyone and everyone to be able to participate in performance. i heard a 3.5-year-old yesterday say that they had been waiting their entire life to get up on this stage, and it was the most adorable thing. >> major: the trinity academy of irish dance, tonight's "heart of america." and that is tonight's >>> major, thank you. >>> good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. an effort to help teachers in up scale bay area afford to live where they teach. >> plus, a major ruling today could help lower the price of buying or selling a home. >>> then, a recount is underway in alameda county in a recall effort of da price. they both welcome a closer look. >>> we have de

trinity's managing director meggie heilman told kids of all ages love the tradition, especially on ste to participate in performance. i heard a 3.5-year-old yesterday say that they had been waiting their entire life to get up on this stage, and it was the most adorable thing. >> major: the trinity academy of irish dance, tonight's "heart of america." and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i am major garrett. good night, and have a happy and safe st. patrick's day. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: a first-time landlord. >> judge judy: did you try to lock him out? >> yes. >> judge judy: without evicting him? >> announcer: and her last tenant ever? >> that's the girl stealing my necklace. this is him knocking over my security cameras so they can steal more from me. look at how violent he is. >> judge judy: the look of it is that you were stealing her property and damaging her property, sir. >> can i explain that video? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs telev

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trinity, to borrow a phase that was used from the holy trinity opinion. i don't think a textuality judge can accept the rationale this being offered by the u.s. government, and they are in their brief making purpose of this argument along the lines of what we saw in church of the holy trinity. >> thank you. >> justice sotomayor? >> why would even a person with arthritis, why would congress think they needed to shoot 400 to 700 or 800 rounds of ammunition under any circumstance? >> you can't -- >> if you don't let a person without arthritis do that, why would you permit a person with arthritis to do it? >> they don't shoot 400 to 700 rounds, because the magazine only goes up to 50. so you're still going to have to change the magazine after every round. we allow large capacity magazines up to 50. and also, there are many shooters who can pull the trigger of a semiautomatic rifle very, very quickly, who can fire rates that approach fully automatic weapons. so -- >> counsel, you spoke about legislative history, and i think you're trying to bat away all of the

black rock owns shares in the company, which... ut shares black rock, that is, the same trinity formss-cartel, participating in each other’s capital. vanguard owns 9% of black rock shares. black rock provided $2 trillion in liquidity for state street. most of vanguard and state street funds are managed by aladdin, the same black rock platform. this is the illusion of competition, but in fact a global monopoly that sucks money from the entire planet. but who is the final one? the beneficiary of all transactions worth trillions of assets, there are many versions here. in their investigations, journalists compiled a short list that includes the italian arsini family, the american bushes, and the du pont family. at the same time, well, every time we talk about such large hash funds, well, it’s quite difficult to determine, but in whose interests they act, and what group of people, that’s because, for example , the same broker has the undisputed director, larry fink, yes, who created this very hatchback back in the eighties, but this is still such a manager, a hired manager, yes, who is en

it was after the reconstruction that the holy trinity church was re-illuminated in honor of the monkn of athos on the day of memory of the saint, since then its doors have always been open to parishioners many say that through his prayers they were freed from the passion of smoking tobacco, so they turn to him with questions about this. from the sin of drunkenness, gluttony, drunkenness, from the sin of something else are also freed from the sin, these are the requests he makes to him. kept in the church. icon of the holy venerable silouan of athos with a particle of relics. it symbolizes the special prayerful presence of a weeping righteous person, to whom they turn with a request or gratitude. back in 2018, they sent from mount athos and he wrote a letter to mount athos when it we need a piece of the relics of the venerable seloane of athonite, so we have here an icon with a piece of the relics of the venerable seloane of athonite. local residents also donated many icons to this temple. there were so many of them that it was decided to open the museum of the people’s icon at the te

it turns out that it was after the reconstruction that the holy trinity church was re-lit in honor ofsaint. many people say that through his prayers they were freed from the passion of tobacco smoking, so they turn to him with questions, from sin, drunkenness, they are also freed from sin, gluttony, drunkenness, from the sin of indolence, these are the requests they turn to him. the church houses an icon of st. silouan of athos with a particle of his relics. she symbolizes. the special prayerful presence of a deceased righteous person, to whom a person who comes to church turns with a request or gratitude. and the icon was painted by one of our parishioners, he studied icon painting, and when we turned to our bishop saphronius with a request, and he wrote a letter to mount athos, when it was still in 2018, from mount athos they sent us a piece of the relics of the venerable selanathos. that’s why we have an icon with a piece of the relics of the venerable village of athos. local residents also donated many icons to this temple. their there were so many that it was decided to open the

it turns out that it was after the reconstruction that the holy trinity church was re-lit in honor ofilouan of athos on the day of remembrance of the saint, since then its doors have always been open to parishioners. many say that through his prayers they were freed from the passion of smoking tobacco, so they turn to him with questions, from sin, drunkenness, they are also freed from sin, gluttony, drunkenness, from sin, whatever pleases, they turn to him with such requests. in the church an icon of the holy venerable silouan of athos with a particle of relics is kept, it. symbolizes the special prayerful presence of the deceased righteous person, to whom a person who comes to church turns with a request or gratitude. and the icon was painted by one of our parishioners, he studied icon painting, and when we made a request to our bishop saphronius, and he wrote a letter to mount athos, when it was still in 2018, they sent us a piece of the relics from mount athos. many icons were donated to this temple and the locals decided to open a folk museum at the temple. residents. there were s

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a church of the holy martyr paraskeva pyatnitsa, here is an icon paraskeviy pyatnitsa, then... the trinityral was founded on this site, and it was the main cathedral of the city, but in the 19th century the wooden cathedral was rebuilt and became a stone cathedral, and it was closed by the bolsheviks in 1925, then it stood in disrepair, here there were warehouses for a vocational school, then there was simply an abandoned building, so when in 2016 dozhinkas were held in the city of mstislavl, a decision was made to restore this temple, it turns out that it was after the reconstruction that the holy trinity church was re-illuminated in honor of the monk silouan of athos on the day of remembrance of the saint, since then its doors have always been open to parishioners. many say that through his prayers they were freed from the passion of smoking tobacco, so they turn to him with questions about this, he is also freed from the sin of drunkenness, from the sin of gluttony, drunkenness, from sin. it symbolizes the special prayerful presence of the deceased righteous person, to whom people who c

christopher nolan's oppenheimer gives the impression that trinity, the world's first atomic bomb testnew mexico landscape. i became a monster... ..as a result of the atomic bomb. but now comes a documentary being shown on the film festival circuit called first we bombed new mexico, which makes the charge that thousands were living there and exposed to radioactive fallout. now i am to come death, the destroyer of worlds. i we're countering the pop culture narrative of oppenheimer that this incredible scientific, devastating experience was detonated in an uninhabited area. it was very much inhabited, and they have never recovered. they are still suffering from the cancers and the loss — including financial loss of trying to care for loved ones, with no health care. thank you. you're giving voice to thousands of individuals who unwittingly i sacrificed their health as our nation pursued its national security. ms cordova. the central character in lois lipman�*s film is activist tina cordova, who's led a grassroots movement to campaign on behalf of new mexico's downwinders — the term for t

christopher nolan's oppenheimer gives the impression that trinity, the world's first atomic bomb testbited new mexico landscape. i became a monster... ..as a result of the atomic bomb. but now comes a documentary being shown on the film festival circuit called first we bombed new mexico, which makes the charge that thousands were living there and exposed to radioactive fallout. now i am to come death, the destroyer of worlds. i we're countering the pop culture narrative of oppenheimer that this incredible scientific, devastating experience was detonated in an uninhabited area. it was very much inhabited, and they have never recovered. they are still suffering from the cancers and the loss — including financial loss of trying to care for loved ones, with no health care. thank you. you're giving voice to thousands of individuals who unwittingly i sacrificed their health as our nation pursued its national security. ms cordova. the central character in lois lipman�*s film is activist tina cordova, who's led a grassroots movement to campaign on behalf of new mexico's downwinders — the term

delighted to be standing in the historic pulpit of trinity . it is a unique honor to be here at this mother church and briefly, i will draw a connection between methodist and oglethorpe and a young evangelist's name, john wesley, who has the coal to come to this wilderness is called georgia to christianize and is enslaved people, native indians as well as british colonists. i won't waste my time, but i must acknowledge a historic figure in the history of savannah, and that is the f joh. dr. johnson, where you. give him a round of applause. he has been a friend and a role model who was able to marry political ambition with intellectual prowess. he's a brilliant person and i'm just honored he's in the room. 7th,. 1996. gray, low. hanging us as we entered the paris church of all saints in the village of locatet 90 miles outside of london. it was the last stop on fo pilge throne hundredth anniversary of the birth of general jam ogleth. as you know, general oglethorpe and his beloved wife, elizabeth, a buried beneath the floor of this venerable chur

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church, it was built from the fact that once on the site of this tree, the church was called the holy trinityhe blessed virgin mary, and it is famous for the fact that tadeusz kosciuszka was baptized in the church, unfortunately, it burned down during the great fire of the city of kosovo in 1877, but... the church was without a sign, but was preserved by the parishioners for 21 years. these keys are from the 19th century, since the doors and locks in the church are from the 19th century. but in our city there are no only the church. the orthodox church of st. anthony has also been preserved. all this has been preserved here to this day, thanks to the fact that in our city they simply never divided god in half. our orthodox church also has a very ancient history. it was built in 1868. and throughout all this time it did not close, services were held in it, from the forty-first year to the seventy-second year in this temple. father vasily antonik served. all residents of our city greatly honor his memory. during the war in august 1942, he saved residents from certain death. kosovo was then unde

in honor and praise to pan god and the holy trinity adzinam, i swear by all the good and the good that, may and may, i swear by all this worth of merit from heaven, like a dachshund and this worthless little book. my records were aborted in 1760, in the great month, the author covered the topic of vampire, magchym, sustrel what happened to the death of salamiya rusetskaya? perhaps i have married mara and returned to the holy land, if i know the soup at the monastery cell, and perhaps new jumps have started their faith? unknown, the hour has passed, and we will soon find out that on the archival finger of the raptam we know the work of that jumping raman, in which salamea made her life. everything you wanted to know about the meaning of human existence, for everyone there is god’s providence; this providence will already be fully revealed in the kingdom of heaven, and it will be even more open during the second coming of christ, when the lord will reward everyone according to their deeds. on the religious education of children. as a priest, i very often try to be at school, and we invit

naypersh, dze ushanavanne i praise god ў trinity adzinaga, and taxama, for karystsі paspalitaga to thens, because my light is empty. fiel's books were intended only for the church. skaryna distinguishes between extraordinary readings. yon mary, if access is yes... god's words have taken away all the important things, there and translating the bible into a sensible modern language. cheer for this holy letter to your lords, in simple words. for three years, praza skaryna issued 23 books, or 1200 arkush. this is not just a paper with texts attached to it, this is a sacred creation of art, amplified exquisite illustrations, displays, letters. scary times the bible has its own portrait, the days of cryptic symbols are unheard for a short time. in the bible, they are simple and humble. darechy, menavіta dzyakuyuchy there partretu, franciska is no longer the first person to paint with you. and only the following conclusions are missing, there is no influence on the engravings. geta appreciate adnos. so no, you know yourself. spragues skaryna. vilni yakub babich added a pit to the other part o

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delighted to be standing in the historic pulpit of trinity church. it is a unique honor to be here at this mother church and briefly, i will draw a connection between methodist and oglethorpe and a young evangelist's name, john wesley, who has the coal to come to this wilderness is called georgia to christianize and is enslaved people, native indians as well as british colonists. i won't waste my time, but i must acknowledge a historic figure in the history of savannah, and that is the former mayor. mayor otis johnson. dr. johnson, where you. give him a round of applause. thank you so much. he has been a friend and a role model who was able to marry political ambition with intellectual prowess. he's a brilliant person and i'm just honored he's in the room. october 7th,. 1996. gray, low. hanging clouds greeted us as we entered the paris church of all saints in the village of cranham, which was located about 90 miles outside of london. it was the last stop on a four day pilgrimage to celebrate the throne hundredth anniversary of the birth of general ja

whether trinity is missing by way, has been at the session. so it is quite ridiculous for everyone, but uh they might be doing it as a way of getting to our allies like russia in china. it might be the then we were trying to force us into the wings and to move out to be chinese meetings. also, the russians, wow, allies, it could be, they applied swelling. obvious contrast can be seen in the relations of africa, nations with russia, which are becoming wilma and will not find the day in one of the latest defences, helping and to strengthen those ties is the will g 's festival that's being held this week in the south of russia during the event one season from you can they even express the designs? it become like a son for president pete. and he said that the russian, nita is a prominent person for the entire african continent. is a parent is a father. he loves africa. do we know it's and we also know that he prayed a very big role when africa was getting you some vendors from the on your list and the supported to them. also that we see my back in

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this is what pilgrims call the cathedral of the holy trinity, in which it rests.ully ask for help, the saint will not leave anyone in need. here he served and received the sick in the last years of his life, perhaps these are just coincidences, but the return of crimea to russia took place on the day of the celebration of the discovery of the relics of st. luke." march 18th, so this is a special day for crimeans. in simferopol luka arrived in 1946, by order of patriarch alexei i. at that time it was a city heavily damaged by the war. he made a depressing impression on the saint. churches are destroyed, people are in poverty, there are not enough priests. residents rarely go to church; they have forgotten what a wedding or baptism is. they told me: sorry, she is the daughter of the people, we are not the daughter of the enemy of the people, we cannot accept her. yes, then, when i was already in school, at the institute, i was a relative of my father, and they also pulled, pulled, did not accept me into the institute, well, well, now thank you, lord, i am already a

and this is one of the most ancient parishes in the city, the church of the holy trinity. the first prayers were said here back in 1834. history stubbornly keeps silent about the name of its architect. however, even then the object was monumental, because it was built in stones. the joy of the parishioners knew no bounds. but more than 20 years after construction, the temple was engulfed in fire. its exact cause is unknown. today, in contrast to the motives of herostratus, but to restore it took about 7 years, the restoration was completed by 1865, but the last war caused no less serious damage to the temple. but it was not for the sake of the holy word that the walls of the temple were brought into decent shape, but for the sake of training in the design and operation of residential premises. after renovation, the educational building of the construction college, and later an archive and a museum, were located here. fortunately, today is the time to decide. the mistake of the political regime in favor of justice , everything returned to normal. now the troet church has be

switzerland, the length of the temple is 30 m, the width is 15, it is clear that the church of the holy trinitye garden, and the infection. the seam of the garden, not the dear one who loves two, but the one dear one, but one, not the dear one, who loves two, but the one dear one, all the leaves are wilted, and... and you are a tramp of greens, everyone scolds me at home, but you, dear one, are sorry, everyone at home scolds me, and you, dear one, are sorry, if i were sorry for you... “i wanted to take it for you, in a month that early, i will leave you, in a month and that early, i will leave you, bye. .." leaving me dear, you are leaving, leaving, but don’t forget what happened between us, and don’t forget what happened between us. we are finishing our work, one question: how do you feel about our work? i’ll say right away, it’s an incredibly unexpected effect, i didn’t expect this from myself, nor from the girls, nor from all of us, it’s just a soundtrack to some cool movie, it turned out, it seems to me that all the seeming and everything has been completed, the creation of folk art has bee

village of gornji adrovac, on the site of the death of colonel nikolai raevsky, the church of the holy trinityof the last century. it is believed that it was nikolai raevsky who became the prototype of vronsky from the novel anna karenina. raevsky was killed here, the colonel’s heart remained in serbia, and his body was taken home by his mother. now there is desolation around the temple, the villages are almost abandoned. hello, international review is on air, in the studio fyodor lukyanov. today on the international review program. events of the week, chronicle, facts, comments. 25 years of bombing of yugoslavia, serbia sums up the results, materials from our program. the inviolability of european borders, historical experience against the rules. what to expect after yugoslavia? elections last a month and a half. the world's largest democracy votes. report from the scene .

the patron saints of the most holy trinity.t departure of christ from jerusalem, recognizing the faith in the messianic hymn. and it is fair to praise you for everything you have created, for the great son of tvaygo, pan of ours, jesus christ, by the constant motsa of the holy spirit you are still living and sanctifying, and unforgivingly saving your people, so that hell may the departure of the sun and the sunset of the warehouse in your name be a pure blessing. there we all live together on the most sacred night of the dead. because on that night, when they were issued, i learned the bread, and the folding, blessings, lama, and distributing to my students, i say: “byarytse and esche s getag ў everything, for geta esst whole mayo, which will be given for you. we bachim, as the mіtrapalіt pakazvae hosty, svechanae whole christ, treasure yae paten, i adarue . kelіh, and let us help you, bless you, and let us fall i will say to you, apparently: byarytse and pіtse s yago ўўўўўse, because this is a great roof, a new and eternal com

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and the mature india has so far maintained a study to new trinity on this issue, can we expect the indian position to shift at all to so to answer that question that i can produce, i don't think india has to buy a dialogue and diplomacy, but it's also getting out of balancing act, we talked about the historic relationship, josh, uh, but there is a need to look back to ukraine to the invitation, and then the thoughts for minister wizard from ukraine in 7 years. the last one interesting lee was in the shadow of adoption and vision. okay. yeah. but i do plan up for you to end up just send these people to the dorm about. so this kind of dialogue has happened before. it has said like, what mention in the piece and this is not at all bought it. that's why the diplomacy, but it's a lot to unilaterally condemned russia. i think the safety fixed and it didn't fit . it was the instrument. and that's one perspective. as recently as last week and mr sessions, i said it keep you in the da chart relationship in the course of life make about in the 2022 or ukraine's foreign minister to meet your career

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