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this is not utkin after the intermission , the game was no less with the existential rostov continuedto put pressure on his opponent, who could not withstand such pressure, a gross mistake took advantage of nikolai, lichenko, 3:1, further, the spartak team was completely threatened by the defeat of the strip, converted a penalty, but sobolev helped spartak to avoid a major defeat. as a result, 4:2. rostov is now simply stronger, they seriously increased the bank. those who bet on the hosts a coefficient of 2.73 said that the doula was fucked up in the first half, in which they conceded after the goal. i think that these are not not fights, there is not anger, i'm not afraid of stiffness, well, responsibility for result after the goal, uh conceded risks fasted and already another different game went to the first house. the victory in orenburg did not come as a surprise, but few imagined that it would be so painful, the beginning of the rout already in the third minute put the defense of the guests literally forgot the brazilians with their free kick , he, looking ahead, will issue a he

but there's a long intermission in between. i'm really excited. the so called fish house, with specially built for the passion play 4500 people fit in the auditorium. jesus also arrives at the temple. do you recognize him? that's the guy took a selfie with the gun nuts. put this house who they just said. that's the oh, it alternates between acting and singing. only people from obama go sing in the choir. he now did you mind about? yeah, yeah. not that bad. the passion of the participants is very impressive. oh, he's okay. i didn't even say i have to keep reminding myself that these are amateurs on stage here. not a trained actors on phone. there are books in various languages for non german speakers to read along and follow what's happening. but the most emotional moment. it's certainly the crucifixion scene that has this toy plot, but get a lot of what you think of the passion play when the than we are more really beautiful. it felt real that we were the link between the old and new testaments and music, the acting, the slash, alamo see it was, o

but there's a long intermission in between. i'm really excited. the so called fits speed house with specially built for the passionately 4500 people fit in the auditorium on the stage. there is room for $600.00 performers. 2 and then it starts, ah, the people flocked to the temple in jerusalem. you don't have to be a christian to be drawn into the story. jesus also arrived at the temple. do you recognize him? that's the guy i took a selfie with. you not begun. it does not, this house would. i says that my that's ah, it alternates between acting and singing only people from obama. go sing in the choir. he know, did he mine asked out yeah, yeah. not that bad. the passion of the participants is very impressive. oh, he's ok. yes i did. he say i have to keep reminding myself that these are amateurs on stage here. not a trained actors unfold. there are books in various languages for non german speakers to read along and follow what's happening. ah. but the most emotional moment, it's certainly the crucifixion scene that has this toy plot, but get alerte

was simply removed from power, we hear again, eh, the next day, the lake informs us during the intermission of serious mistakes in the ukrainian issue and stability. health is still at a great age. he can no longer fulfill his duties . in october, he turned 70, well, everything about putin is fake , the date is fake, and his parents are fake, and his biography is fake. and he turned 72, not 70 years old. you can read the whole chapter of putin’s biography in detail . why did they drag on until the last moment, it is about those forces that could accelerate his political career , so to speak. on the part of the united states, they are talking about freezing and seizing assets, but anyway they somehow swallowed the whole thing, which is so valuable now, all this time, you saw them and putin's entourage, they were assigned to the middlemen . absolutely rhetoric or the destruction of the ukrainian, on the one hand, he speaks in all kinds of forms in his crazy things, and all his diplomats work to achieve a cessation of hostilities and a truce . they arrived at a known address, as a russian ship

he was simply removed from power, we heard again the next day, the lake informs us during the intermission that comrade putin made a number of serious mistakes in the ukrainian issue and the stability of health here at a funny age, he can no longer have these obligations, a good date for this, even there is a jubilee in my opinion, on the seventh of october, he turned 70 years old. how is everything about putin fake? 70 let and 72 years old, this is what happened in detail, a whole chapter of putin's biography i recommend to all viewers in the book by pribyvalovsky effeschenskogo, it's called "corporation" and why did they drag it to the last moment, it's about those forces that could, so to speak, accelerate his political career well, because six months blood is pouring, so for six months there were extremely powerful signals, in particular, from the united states, there is a freeze and seizure of assets, but anyway they somehow swallowed the whole thing, which is so appreciated now, time is already saw and putin and his entourage were assigned to the mediators. well, you 16 continue to h

leipzig and who conceded to eintracht 0:4 without a shot on target goal by the way, i didn't make an intermissiont round of the german bundesliga, well, the mood is such that the king still needs to fight and logistically shakhtar played now in lviv, they are going today we were supposed to go to germany, they are coming back to lviv and the next match with the black sea, they plan to play in lviv sooner at the arena lviv well, right now shakhtar will play the next matches in lviv because of the champions league, because of logistics, because of the war, i think that in kyiv, we will not soon see shakhtar next matches, shakhtar will play precisely in lviv and you will see how he smiles, he is actually lucky, and he also learned the language and ukrainian in lviv , and therefore it is much more comfortable for him to be in that place, well, yukhym konoplya knew the language, but before he was a little shy to speak, now he has excellent ukrainian, but for some reason he smiled and much less than ionic from after your such mini comments about your goal about the game i was very happy when i forgot t

intermission and storage of biological weapons there is no mechanism for monitoring the oversight ofivities, so it is difficult to obtain, e, one hundred percent evidence of extreme involvement. in addition, the procedures themselves, which initiate the manifestation of this kind of change in this convention. they are blocked in the united states in the uk in the world of medicine. there is, perhaps, the only source of information that is customary to trust without the slightest doubt. this is the british weekly magazine the lancet, the publication has been extremely careful not to was in a hurry to draw any conclusions, but most recently , the head of a special commission on the study of coronavirus, columbia university professor jeffrey sacks, made a sensational statement. it was chaired by the lancet for two years. so far, i'm pretty sure. we do not know for sure that it came from a us biotech laboratory and not from nature, but there is enough evidence that it should be studied, but it is not being investigated in the us or anywhere else. i think for real reasons they don't want

he was born on september 30, 1917, during the intermission between two acts of the same mystery play.he february october revolution and when the newborn opened her mouth to announce her coming into this world along with a cry. the virus of revolution penetrated into him. from the moment set to build a rebellious destiny the great stage reformer, yuri, the beloved it is surprising, but when a can suddenly ask a person. do you know that lyubimov was born before the october revolution, these are people, but in general he sends them into a nerve-paralytic state. but how does a person who was born before the october revolution feel? and even i heard that you were even at lenin's funeral, it's true, it's true, to which i won't, my brother brought me. tell us how the finnish war. and when he took you to this funeral, he explained to you, where are you going, he said. did lenin do everything? i say, why is everything that is needed at night? it's dog-cold and for some reason you have to go. you will remember this, the father wrote angry. not only did you go as an idiot, whom you buried the wo

>> i couldn't afford to go to a theater and i was sneaking in, in intermission.party and i got a chance to talk to them. i said, i'm doing this play, people aren't saying it's working well, chitlin' circuit, and i was feeling bad, and he was so encouraging. he said let me tell you about the power of the chitterling circle and what it did for black people, write what's on your heart and don't be limited. i went home and started writing jazz man, from august wilson. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: you're one of the most fascinating human beings in entertainment because you occupy so many zeitgeists. people have ideas about what you create. >> yeah. >> trevor: seems like you exist in spite of it. it's almost like you know. you even said to me, i want to make you watch a madea movie. >> i won't force you to watch a madea movie but i want you to watch this. >> trevor: yes. you know what i find interesting about that is how have you been able to operate or work in a world where so many people have an idea of what you create and why it should or shouldn't be created,

spanish bunol again in the power of tomato sparring after intermission in several seasons, the locomotiveval gathered 15,000 people who are not afraid to get dirty for 60 minutes, the central square of the city is painted by vala etana in numbers , the inventory of participants in the vegetable battle is 130 t of tomatoes. this ring has its own safety rules before throwing tomatoes to the target, it needs to be stretched, the use of other vegetables is not welcome after such studies, the crimson buildings and the streets need a general cleaning. they are also with the help of fire engines provided for dry cleaning for the participants themselves in the tomato massacre. you are a reason for the spaniards to say goodbye to summer. the history of the festival, which is held in honor of the patron saint of the city, saint louis bertrand. it began back in 1945, the holiday was abandoned for several decades due to lack of religious significance well revived in the seventies today, sparring tomatoes are provided by the city authorities. in the 2000s, the central tourism bureau uniformed in bunyo

pepsi is having its name on the intermission since 2013.ding to's portico, it has made -- a year for the five-year deal. more than 20 million viewers have watched the halftime show. that is your latest business flash. alix: the u.k. government unveiling its biggest tax cut since 1972. u.k. bonds, pricing more aggressive. lizzy burden has been covering this. she joins us now at westminster. walk us through the parts of the market objective to the most. there was a lot unveiled here. >> yes, you've got a massive tax cut. the chancellor trying to boost growth across the energy bailout had been announced. the reason this is such an economic downfall, first of all, because markets reckon it is going to -- inflation. traders are pricing for 100 basis points for the bank of england in november. it is clearly going to anticipate a lot of borrowing while it is going to add to borrowing, it won't necessarily stimulate growth significantly. they biggest/to tax cuts since -- slash to tax cut since 1972. it is a political gamble. this is happening in a

orchestras in houston during the anniversary celebration and the german consul general stood up into intermission time and bush invited andy and i to go and she said mister president i went to thank you because we would not be one country now if not for you and a standing ovation but this is the german consul general saying this. george bush was a modest person but didn't have much to be modest about. he was a very humble guy and those characteristics mean he didn't promote himself and as a result i don't think a lot of the things he did made their way which is why we did this book. >> it reminds me a few years ago, the opportunity to meet with him, at the international republican institute at the time and i asked what would be the lesson that he would offer young people today. brent paused for a moment and said it wasn't easy and he said that today's young people look for that kind of reunification as though it was logical and inevitable and it wasn't easy. each step, each move, each disciplined move which you are pointing to, extraordinary, not in the skill sets of politicians, looking for inst

meaningful while we had a short-term oversold condition, we don't have an intermediate term of intermission and the gauges we track are going the wrong way. long side down tern and intermediate down tern momentum. we think it will fleet and a process not an event we want to see divergences unfold overtime and we think it could take months. >> yeah. i suppose typical, after this kind of a long-term down trend now, the nasdaq, nasdaq 100 or composite have been leaders to the down side here we see major stocks this week. microsoft, alphabet, under cut lows hit back in june. so clearly seems like there's head winds there is there a different story with the nasdaq or is it essentially the same story, but, i guess, more so? >> well, it is it is exhibiting down-side leadership coming from the mega caps we cited a couple weeks ago the breakdown in nvidia being a bad example for the rest of them and now we have google we have alphabet and microsoft meta already has broken down these breakdowns are becoming very widespread, the summertime lows unfortunately indicates the major indices are likely to d

certainly our earthquake coverage and the rest of the day's news think nice little dog intermission, what's next on kron. 4 news at night talking about that magnitude. 4.4 quake. >> right around santa rosa hit little before 06:40pm, tonight rattling homes. if you are near the epicenter of this medium size quake, it felt big. we'll check in with the center of fire department for the latest on the situation there. and it's a tool that many people use already the citizen app that lets users report crimes and >> suspicious activities in your neighborhood. how it's now helping members of the asian american community stay safe from hate crimes. kron. 4 news at 9 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking >> and we are continuing to follow breaking news at 9. an earthquake strikes in sonoma county tonight causing quite a scare for people close to the epicenter. the quake was felt all over the bay area. thanks for joining us tonight. at 9, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus to 4.4 magnitude quake hit at 06:39pm, tonight. >> this is a map from the

i spoke to one of the producers at intermission. she said this does not happen.second life. normally if a show is not doing well on broadway, it closes. and ticket sales have gone through the roof. she must be seen. have you seen lea michele yet? >> i actually saw beanie in the original version. our friend jane lynch, i want to give beanie a shoutout. but i'm hearing the same things you're hearing about lea michele just blowing the roof off the place. let's talk "into the woods." >> played for two weeks in may. and it did so well they transferred it to broadway and it features this all-star broadway cast. and it keeps extending. so it is definitely a must-see. we're getting "merrily we roll along". daniel radcliffe, and i hear that will move to broadway whether it's the spring or next september. and then looking a little bit more ahead in february, we're going to get this amazing revival of sweeney todd starring josh groban. >> it's amazing how many big stars are on broadway right now. sam jackson is going to be back in revival. before we go, shows closing, "phan

action of the performance is now and then transferred from the stage to the auditorium during the intermissionuffet, the obligatory medieval chants were washed down in the girls' choir. elvira does not rush to the professional stage in ordinary life, she works as a nurse and does not complain about her share. you below just gives the girl pleasure. and improves mood. i like medieval music i like modern modern music, it's just more sophisticated, and medieval music is more for the soul. for for those who thought the spectacle was not enough, the organizers of the fair for dessert present a real knight's tournament to a dozen local enthusiasts, crammed into dilapidated armor and armed with swords, enters the field, scolding ready to chop each other into a small vinaigrette, only heart-rendingly. the host of the tournament prevents them from doing this. the modest farmer demo-yuri for the duration of the medieval fair reincarnates into the arbiter of the arena of death at the end of the demonstration battle demo-jure showed us the entire knight's arsenal all the weapons the present. here, look at

orchestras in houston during the anniversary celebration and the german consul general stood up into intermission time and bush invited andy and i to go and president i just want to thank you because we would not be one country now if it not for you. and then of course there was another standing ovation. this is the german counsel general who made it point of saying this. i think that george bush was a modest person but he didn't have much to be modest about. he was a historic figure! he was a very humble guy. i think those characteristics mean, he didn't promote himself at all. as a result of that i don't think a lot of the things that he did ever made many waves. which is why we did this book. >> it's interesting. it reminds me a few years ago when brent scowcroft was still with us. i had the opportunity to meet with him. i was an international institute--at the time. i asked him, what would be the lesson that he would offer for young people today? and brent said, i it wasn't easy. the history that today's young people look back on. the reunification, the fall of the wall, as though it was just

and the german consulate general stood up during intermission time. bush invited andy and i to go. we were both there. and she said, mr. president, i just want to thank you because we would not be one country now, if it were not for you. and then of course, there was another standing ovation. but, this is the german president here, who was a diplomat saying this. so, do -- i do think george bush was a modest person, but he didn't have much to be modest about. but he was a very humble guy. and i think those characteristics mean he didn't promote himself at all. and as a result of that, i don't think a lot of the things that he did ever made way to the presidency, which is why we did this book. >> you know, it is interesting. it reminds me a few years ago, when brent was still with us. i had the opportunity to meet with him. i was at the international republic institute at the time. and i asked him, what would be the lesson that he would offer for young people today? and brent said -- she paused for a moment and he said, it wasn't easy. and he said that sort of history, that today's

thank you so much for joining us and providing your insight into this spectacular intermission this morning. appreciate it. thank you. coming up here on the heels of the federal reserve's latest interest rate increase. we're looking at how the move is impacting the real estate market coming up on mornings onto the nine we're talking live with the financial expert for a breakdown on how much a new mortgage will cost you now compared to just a few months ago, then disappointing game for the 49ers after losing in denver to the broncos next. what went wrong is the team looks ahead to week four against the rams. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and, finally, snack up to save even more at the pump. that's great! make the most of the stop you need to make with shell. wait! there's three of me? awesome! new salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength l

and in the middle, there was an intermission and the deejay put on the wobble and you saw people dancing. the wobble, the the kind of delight in the space. this basic connecting with our local community. we really are at the basic level of connecting them physically to the space. and so this is this is important work that we're doing. so my goal thank you. that was such a what a joyful, all beautiful event and connection, as you said, of people and place. don, how about you? talk a little bit with us about how these wonderful changes been perceived by your lately. we have, as we were developing the exhibit content, we recognize that we really needed to to meet the needs of three of our audiences. one was for our educators, come bring their classes. and when we surveyed educators locally, they said that they had two main problems in the classroom dealing with world war two. one is explaining the length and breadth of the war. and two is explaining global. what does global war mean? how does that you know, that doesn't make any sense to to a seventh grader in abilene, kansas. so we develop

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and half remaining out to talk a little bit what we learned what we learned over the course of intermission campaign and how that relates to what we are communicating. there has been some amount of information regarding questions about the level of protection. the duration of the immunity when it comes to the monkeypox vaccine. i don't know that this was necessarily your fault. and the euphoria of the early news of the covid vaccine, we probably got out a little bit ahead of ourselves in terms of what level of production it could provide. what did we learn about how to talk about a vaccine and its early distribution and how does that inform how we should talk about the monkeypox vaccine? click so well, first of all there are two entirely different pathogens. the response in the durability of response to each is really quite different. it was a rather unique situation with covid vaccine where there is no doubt that the initial protection against symptomatic disease as well as severe disease was well into the '90s. that was the really good news. the sobering news is the durability of protecti

karelian countries play in finnish, in fact, intermission , but on stage the actors, either resting org to play, have finished giving interviews. now it's our turn to go. hello, tell me how many languages ​​do you play in the theater does your theater play in languages? these are the two finnish karelian dialects, southern northern vyatka and russian, after this stylish northern drama, fake happiness to remove all the paper snow from the stage. it took an hour, meanwhile, in the chechen state drama theater named after the hero the soviet union khan pasha, nurdilov were handing out loud headphones. today we have performances in the ossetian language. and so, as a festival of national theaters, and in these headphones you can listen to the translation of chekhov ward number six staged by a young ossetian director, alexander guitarov - this is a cockroach barber who is this? is it a beetle? here, as if he had cockroaches . we have a lot of black beetle comparable to going into space. uh, always go out to a man who doesn't know your story, but you have to to convince that it's real is alwa