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yeah, starting at a young age, seeing shakespeare.orey: i think it was hamlet. i was ten, hamlet, zero budget production and the ghost has a flashlight against the wall. i was mesmerized. i thought it was super cool. >> stephen: your latest film in shakespeare-related, "west side story" of course is a modern take on romeo and juliet. you play lieutenant and is this the first time you work with steven spielberg? i hear he's good, what's the experience like? >> corey: yeah, he's got a future. you know, he loves what he's doing. every moment of what he's doing he's on-site. you get a sense that he wouldn't rather be anywhere else in the world. and -- i've never seen an ensemble like that. i come from "legit theater" no singing, and i think there is a certain novelty with that. a musical people, it's catty, you know, competitive. it couldn't have been more different. the most loving, supportive -- >> stephen: do you sing it? >> corey: no. [laughs] no, you wouldn't want to see that. i wish i could add value by singing. >> stephen: okay, al

he loved shakespeare. he would quote shakespeare all the time and shakespeare back then. now, in some ways it's seen as kind of an elevated thing. maybe you're pretentious if you quote shakespeare, although people cite shakespeare all the time and not don't know it because so many of his phrases have become the lingua franca, if you will. but when lincoln would cite shakespeare, he would do it, knowing that the literate american people were aware of it. the literacy rates in america were very high compared to europe and people read shakespeare. they knew the bible when when lincoln says fourscore. and seven years ago, they know that's a biblical allusion. and so the culture in the 19th century was different, but it was still had these unified lying aspects to it. and you had multiple presidents who both embraced the culture but also took advantage of it. great question. over here. okay, great. so continuing with the 19th century, i know that during the white house, the early years or the president's palace, as i like to call it, we had the mammoth cheese. and as vice pres

i guess i'd say our style is not so much influenced by what we're trying to do in terms of shakespeare, but more in terms of the practicality of moving the thing from place to place so many times. and it has to survive that and yet build it on a very low budget. and so, yeah, everything is very simple. not a lot of details, not a lot of frills because those things would all just get destroyed. you can catch the 2:00 pm performance of simple laid on weekends and labor day through september 10th. art walk sf known for its community block party set up on another street in san francisco today, this time taking over the castro. it was the group's sixth market pop up over the year. art walk sf turns sf streets into fun corridors filled with small business vendors, local art and music performances. as online maps show performance staged in locations as well as schedule shows, as well as a list of vendors on where to find them. it says these monthly weekend events are all about celebrating the vibrancy and artistry within the city. the next pop up will be saturday, october 7th in glen park. ji

eh, what shakespeare didn’t put into it, there are hundredths of what we read in hamlet today.eneration, including historical documents, reads in its own way, and in what way this manifests itself in its own way, it can manifest itself simply in its own way, because you and i live here and now, then yes, we look through the glasses that we have and, in general, cannot take them off. yes, but nevertheless, we are still talking about people, and this is ours this is fundamentally human. the only thing really. and speaking of people. we, uh, again, need to understand. yes, they were other people. they lived in a different era. yes, but nonetheless. this is the most important thing that happened to them. this is what we, in principle, are able to understand; everything else is, in general, details in the grand scheme of things, but that’s what we need. as a matter of fact, this is precisely why we talk about this experience because it is fundamentally the only thing present. oh, which must be talked about, which must be shared, when at 23 years old at the beginning of graduate scho

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shakespeare that were, you know, the lingo from back then.uld be -- at least that stuff was really, you know, daring and had a lot of meaning to it. >> tyrus: they're lazy now. kids don't have -- like we said an influencer gave it to them. we don't need to know as parents, because the answer's no now matter how cool you make it. >> kat: i do watch youtube a lot more than i read shakespeare. >> joe: how about a rizz energy drink. >> kat: yeah. coming up is it unhealthy to date the wealthy? sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand for a better night sleep. so now, he wakes up feeling like himself. the reigning family room middle-weight champion. better days start with zzzquil nights. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults

instead of shakespeare and conan duel , they had to study modern english literature in which, to putal. it is shown that this is the norm, that it is cool, that everyone should live this way, although this is far from the case. in addition to this, it shows precisely that the good ones are those who will not defend their country, who will not defend the interests of their country, like our valiant guys on the front line, and the valiant ones are those who come out with rainbow flags, some diplomats who communicated before with police officers, suddenly forgot the language of the country in which they work and they chose to leave, no, don’t say it, but you don’t, the university trade union says they received several appeals from students who declared not quite shakespearean passions in these books, then one soldier fell in love with another, then only the british won the second world war, in general, the university held a meeting and decided to not issue books like this anymore , we would really not like for representatives of other foreign states, through humanitarian funds and organ

is a barbarian, but your plays are even worse, yes, well, it’s clear that shakespeare is not a barbarianfor this, well, it’s no coincidence and chekhov on after he wrote about the death of tolstoy, or rather even before he, i’m afraid that tolstoy will die, if tolstoy dies, everything will go to hell, and after tolstoy’s death everyone wrote that if tolstoy had been alive, this might not have happened, maybe , no catastrophes would have happened, this is probably a mistaken opinion, probably the course of history is still so inexorable, but the assessment of his contemporaries was such that the authority, the moral authority of tolstoy was so great and high that they could ... not even some global catastrophic events will occur, well, yes, indeed, lev nikolaevich for russia, and not only for russia, for the whole world, this will not be an exaggeration, such an absolute moral authority, there are several people like him in the world, but the same gandhi in his own way, yes gandhi, a student of tolstoy, as a student of tolstoy, of course, at the same time, lev nikolaevich really strived f

shakespeare's globe. although weather turning.ning. >> won't it take >> but that won't let it take your brolly or take sit undercover. oh, don't stand. oh, of undercover. of course there is undercover. so the seating. i can't stand for three hours. >> i just won't go in the mosh pit, it were. thank you very pit, as it were. thank you very much indeed your time. much indeed for your time. stefan there us stefan kyrees is there taking us through latest in the through the very latest in the theatre. that's it for this theatre. so that's it for this houn theatre. so that's it for this hour. i'll i'll be back hour. i'll be but i'll be back at top of the hour and at the top of the hour and starting off with our ethical debate, kiss rocked debate, the kiss that rocked spanish football, our chauvinistic getting their chauvinistic men getting their just it all gone just deserts or has it all gone a bit too far ? stay with a little bit too far? stay with us for that . us for that. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weat

he finished with a quotation from shakespeare. we would get more shakespeare and fewer dogs and horses. the advantage of our king is he will be 75 this year. he is hugely experienced. there is no better prepared monarchy in our country. the reason the year has worked well is the authentic, he hasn't changed his dress, his manner or way of speaking or passions. years ago, some others had reservations about his passions, but he was right. the environment, we are all talking to our flowers. people regard him with respect and see in him somebody with empathy. he made his first state visit to germany, he is going to france this 6ermany, he is going to france this september. we've seen the advantage of having a constitutional monarch, above politics, away from politics, someone who represents the uk and the commonwealth. there is still a part to play for our royal family and monarchy.— part to play for our royal family and monarchy. part to play for our royal family and monarch. ., , ., ., ~ ., and monarchy. really good to talk to ou. i

, the composer arkady ukupnik wrote a musical, which is essentially a sequel to this tragedy by shakespeare fidelity. name the characters in the musical. well, let romeo and juliet the second round is completed. i sum it up 1400 on the account of yuri 2.900 on the account of alexei exactly the same amount on the account. andrey has the third round ahead of us. like a gondola without venice, so food without a picador, ketchugador is fine rhymes with food. somehow officials, you are a willing musician, you are super super season. you are super on ntv, you can wait for the bus as you like, when you know how long you have to wait? follow the buses? it begins to reduce the severity of symptoms of influenza and sars, regardless of the type of virus and helps to reduce the duration of the disease, therefore kagocel is the highest antiviral measure. and this kagocel packaging you easily. you can find them in a pharmacy to collect saurs more profitable with discounts. cake barney the bear cub 79.90 avito more transparently find out the truth about accident repairs, mileage and collateral, in order t

painting, thanks to the role of the fan of the world, closer to the girl with a pearl earring, shakespeare's hero took the trophy at the venice film festival for the best male award bafta golden globe date of the week, 10 september, 63rd birthday of the actor who tamed pride and prejudice. colin firth was looked around the planet. thank you for being and staying with us. go to the website www.tvr.by and watch your favorite tv news agency projects online, goodbye. man's face you don't seem to understand. then you'll have to explain. you live, you live, and you want to understand for yourself that you will not live this life in vain, so that your family and close family are next to you. children, you want to help other people so that they remember you with a kind word. i am not only the director of a social institution. i am also the chairman of the original organization of the belarusian women's union, when you are destined for fate and two such positions , they must be accepted with gratitude because there is nothing more important and you must generally do good in the name of man every time

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shakespeare were, you know, the lingo from back then. you know, it would be at leastel that stuff, that stuff was knowly, you know, daringy, and had a lot of meaning to it. >> well, they're lazy now. kids don't have, like i said, an influence o. h likr gave it to them. but again, it goes back to the point. parents don't we don't need to know becaushem. ke answer is no, no matter how cool you make it. >> yeah. yeah, i do. got to be honest, though, i doke watch youtube a lot more than i read shakespeare. but anyway lot, i better read energy drink. >> yeah. >>p, is it unhealthy to only date the wealthy? >> are you tired of that old, worn out bath or shower? now you can have a new one installed in just one day with a new limited time offer from jacuzzi bath remodel. we're waiving all installation costs with no interest and no payments for one year. jacuzzi has been making feel great for over 65 years. and now you can get a gorgeous custom bath remodel at a price you can afford with stress and no mess. >> i've been trying to get him to remode

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of pop music legend, max martin, the hit musical "& juliet" imagines a world in which william shakespeare's of "romeo and juliet." and suggests that, instead of ending her life, juliet should look for love again. >> oh, is that what happens, seth >> seth: hey, look who's here. it's anne hathaway, everyone [ cheers and applause >> not the one you're thinking of >> seth: yeah, they can see that >> of course well, thank you, seth. and you know, as much as i love hearing a man explain the plot of my musical to me in 2023. i think i can take it from here. >> seth: yeah, i was trying to help >> the hit musical "& juliet" imagines a world in which shakespeare's wife, anne hathaway, interrupts him as he is writing the ending for "romeo and juliet. and suggests that instead of ending her life, juliet should go look for love again >> seth: that's word for word what i said. [ light laughter ] >> in this scene, romeo, who it turns out has had many other lovers, comes back from the dead and finds that juliet has moved on without him >> wait, we just got married it's not like she's found someone else alr

, including shakespeare, including shakespeare, including shakespeare .e. there was a famous artist called albert durer did a very famous piece of work in 1500 to say it was 1750 and there would have been no black people in denmark. however, your point is well made. your point is really well made. it was not commonplace. so you know the guy looked at it like this. >> okay, in nigeria is nollywood okay? the majority of the films that come out of nigeria, there's a black cast and i'm happy there is because it's a black country and no one's ever going to question that. now in britain , i'd understand why britain, i'd understand why people want this to be a diversity based on britain's history, diversity, history, based on the diversity, especially london. that makes especially of london. that makes sense. but with regards to denmark what's history? denmark, what's their history? have continuously gone have they continuously gone into, black countries into, let's say, black countries , african countries, caribbean countries? they have not. countries? no they

, including shakespeare, including shakespeare, including shakespeare .e. there was a famous artist called albert durer did a very famous piece of work in 1500 to say it was 1750 and there would have been no black people in denmark. however, your point is well made. your point is really well made. it was not commonplace. so you know the guy looked at it like this. >> okay, in nigeria is nollywood okay? the majority of the films that come out of nigeria, there's a black cast and i'm happy there is because it's a black country and no one's ever going to question that. now in britain , i'd understand why britain, i'd understand why people want this to be a diversity based on britain's history, diversity, history, based on the diversity, especially london. that makes especially of london. that makes sense. but with regards to denmark what's history? denmark, what's their history? have continuously gone have they continuously gone into, black countries into, let's say, black countries , african countries, caribbean countries? they have not. countries? no they

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ambassador to japan quoted a line from shakespeare's hamlet "something is rotten in the state of den mark." >>> the worsening slump in china's real estate market is weighing on the nation's broad economy. the latest data released friday indicate that property price declines are spreading further across the nation. the national bureau of statistics said that prices of new homes fell in more major cities in august. prices dropped in 52 out of 72 cities up from 49 in july. the deteriorating business performance of major real estate companies has become a major concern for china's economy. there were some brighter spots, however. industrial production rose 4.5% in august from a year earlier accelerating from ar. the expansion is largely due to increased automobile production while car exports continue to slow domestic demand for electric vehicles is growing. retail sales grew 4.6% from a year earlier indicating improved consumer sentiment. demand for leisure activities rose in the first holiday season since china lifted strict anti-coronavirus measures. for more on this con ko sachno spo

than fifteen bright, memorable performances based on the works of maliere, dumas ostrovsky, and shakespearets of the frundinsky and moskovsky districts of the capital. work to provide minsk with sources of water supply is entering a new stage. artesian water will come from new water intakes, which are located 30 km from the city. megapolis lacks everything 120,000 km of artesian water per day. today , at three stations in the central region , work is underway to drill 90 wells at great depths. they are also laying new ones in the water pipelines to the city itself. and this is about 100 km. every day minsk consumes about 470,000 cubic meters of water. the new project will increase both its reserve and main quality. for other current events in our country and the world, see the section your choice. industrial production in belarus increased by 16.6% over 8 months. these figures were announced by the relevant department. they began to produce more cars, dump trucks, combine harvesters, trucks, elevators, televisions, while nothing remains in warehouses, everything goes to consumers at once ,

circle , he was a leader, he loved to read, and the most interesting thing, he loved to read plays, shakespearebrother, he looked after him very much, protected him very much, but when i became very seriously ill, i was sick a little months, and i was literally between life and death, he was here... sitting next to me at night , he brought me out, he pulled me out of the other world, as a result, he did not have to undergo flight tests at the club, the instructor offered him for the next year. there was no more for next year. october 4, early in the morning the assault on the white house begins. the first to die were the barricaders who slept in tents, the apcs that were crushed and shot. tanks hit the building and snipers join in. we lived nearby at the time, and i woke up to the sound of the windows rattling in the apartment. what's happening, i asked. they told me, and my heart sank. i didn’t let him in, i, i begged, i cried, i hit him on the cheek, i said, don’t go, don’t go, no, especially now i’ll go, and my little one is sleeping behind the wall, who should i choose, and i’m left , he le

but the shakespeare teaches us that we are a tapestry with as i see the metaphor, many threads and we are very bad in this day and age and elan mask is the litmus test which is so many people either totally revere or can't stand them, or somebody out there always telling me i have a tesla and i love my tesla, but i'm embarrassed because it's elon musk. so we have to be able to once again understand not only nuance is, but that sometimes comes a darkness and somebody is something you can really decry. but you have to understand. and it may be that admire but have to understand that people are more complex that it's not the cartoon heroes and villains that are cable tv. they just turn people into walter isaacson. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking him for coming. that went fast. i don't know. dr. ben carson is tonight's david l guy lecturer. in his list of accomplishments which keep me up here all night. if i mention them all. so i will just hit a few highlights and then let him tell you his american dream. for nearly 30 years, dr. carson served as the director of pediatri

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host: what is the best way in your view to read shakespeare and understand? mary: to see it live and uncorrupted. to see it on stage is my favorite way of reading shakespeare. host: currently reading, here we go. over the summer, mary wrote to us, i wrote an outstanding book by gail valley called the apocalypse of the sovereign self. recovering the christian mystery of personhood. it is a gripping, in-depth analysis of how the collapse of christian anthropology is leading to social and psychological dissolution. mostly, i am working through a big stack of historical and other books about upstate new york, one of the most fascinating and largely unknown petri dishes of the american experiment. from the year of the pharisee to the years of the so-called burned over district with its unprecedented religious ferment, to the game changing erie canal and subsequent rust belt on up to the opioid and heroin crisis that has devastated parts of the state. all of it taking place against a background of forbidding natural beauty. this is a place you have to understand to

this is a musical adaptation of shakespeare's play, romeo and juliet, the action of which was transferred the mid-fifties. the confrontation between young gang members turned into antagonism among puerto ricans, descendants of white emigrants, poles, italians and germans. memorable... the music brought world fame to the broadway production. the musical was performed 732 times and was the basis for two hollywood films, by robert waze and jerome robins. 1961 and films by steven spielberg in 2021. the music is staged all over the world, including in russia, and the first domestic production took place back in 1965 at the moscow theater. on september 26, 1960 , cuban leader fidel castro gave the longest speech in un history. he broadcast for almost 4 and a half hours. castro spoke about the meaning of the cuban revolution, the essence of the reforms he had started, warned the americans not to put a spoke in the wheels of the young country, and even hinted that the ussr was ready, if necessary, to support cuba militarily. soviet leader nikita khrushchev, shouting right from the spot, confirmed

in itself is a tremendous influence in the west, even more than english-language poets such as shakespeareolavi's poems have been sold more than his advice and advice on issues and topics. education and morals that lead to human growth and development are of great importance. hazrat maulana molana is a spiritual teacher for all times and his works are an inexhaustible source of inspiration for all people to discover themselves. and find their own essence. this year, the year 1402, the end of ardi behesht, the five works of rumi were also registered in the unesco world memory list . jalaldin mohammad balkhi, 5th jumadi 677 hijri , on the occasion of the observance of this iranian poet and writer, the 8th mehram, was registered in the official calendar of the country. it is mentioned as the day of commemoration of molavi. this is a radio and television news reminder. stay with us. let's go to the south of the persian gulf country and bandar abaz sarkar. ms. rafiei, our journalist colleague, is going to tell us and you about the details of the autopsy of one of the cities that defends securit

evgeny mironov himself will perform in the final performance shakespeare festival concert shastakovichn full swing, i am very glad that the audience warmly welcomes our guests, the so-called russian block is ahead. it is opened by our great ballerina svetlana zakharova, with her performance, which is divided into two parts, i witnessed the birth of this performance, and i can tell you that it is unforgettable, svetlana is simply amazing, on october 2 and 3 the far eastern audience will see a grandiose fashion project, in which svetlana zakharova will perform, these are two one-act ballet. i am very glad that we were invited to vladivostok for the festival, because firstly, i have never been there, and it is very interesting for me to go, see the city, see the new theater, see, meet the public, show my art, my performance also in in the coming days , groups from china, argentina and armenia are expected to perform in vladivostok. people want to receive these emotions that theater gives,

anything by shakespeare. philip kerr and edie james a masters of the genre what is the master in margarita? mary: the master and margarita was written in stalinist russia by a playwright and author who somehow managed to survive. it is impossible to describe briefly, but it is a fantastic novel about the intersection of truth and writing and falsehood and oppression. it is so vividly told that the author could not publish it in his lifetime, because it would have meant his death. it was a critique of communism. but, there is a famous line in the book that is my favorite line from all of literature. this author is sitting there, his manuscript has been thrown into the fire. he thinks all his life's work is in vain. another character, who is a supernatural character, declares manuscripts do not burn. it magically comes back to him. in other words, all of the labor is not for nothing because once something is written, it is hard to get rid of it. that does not mean you see its effects in that lifetime. the autho

dollar more or less on faith that the american economy. is going to continue growing, etc. etc. as shakespeare noted, there's something rotten in the state of denmark, in this case, something rot in the state of the empire, and we have problems, domestic problems in the united states, we have international problems, we are meddling in the affairs of all other states, so our credibility has declined, and of course our moral authority is like zero, so people have reason to put doubts on the dollar and don't necessarily want to put their investments in treasury bonds, and we will see interesting, you know, with we have a as you probably know of 31 trillion dollars, i repeat trillion, 31 trillion dollars and when is the bubble going to explode and what? would happen if china overnight were to throw uh it's more than trillion dollar uh us government bonds into the market. i mean that would be uh quite a monkey range. okay, we only have about a minute left, mr. des, get um, this last, the same question i put to you to to mr. john ross before we wrap up, in less than a minute, mr. john ross, we've he

well, it seems that somehow one of the main theaters in all of south america is oh yes, shakespeare hadorld of death, and here in this and so on. and today the very popular uruguayan theater is still the whole world to the russian wife umnova, her playbills for performances, for example, by chekhov's uncle vanya price tag he is a chihuahua shorthand jamie dubnova, well, then, that's why we go to the theater, so that here we meet with the one for whom exactly . she illustrated his first collection of poems, which he wrote after losing his father while he was in exile. this is what she suggested, she absolutely. she felt the need to support me. and today i must admit that her drawings were much more valuable than my texts, a wonderful artist - this figurative depiction of montedeo in uruguay is generally considered a classic by the canon of a tuning fork. she was also a stage designer. and here this part of south america is even more interesting - this is the region. i gauche the shepherds. here are their horses there. zhenya is russian and came up with the idea to attract, when back in 6

from the lowliest peasant, up to the very queen of england herself, her court, or even me, william shakespeare

. >> he has been a director, start in productions and shakespeare and spent seven years awes the lead on the showtime series >> i will kill you, you hear me? >> schreiber, who is of ukrainian descent, now has a role on the world stage. shortly after russia's 2022 invasion of ukraine, he founded bluecheck ukraine, an organization dedicated to supporting humanitarian efforts on the front line. >> it is the next essential situation. >> this week, ukrainian presidents zelensky made the case at the u.n. that russia is a world threat. >> this is clearly a genocide. evil cannot be trusted. >> nearly a year a half into the war and a sum in the u.s. oppose increased support for ukraine >> is he elected to congress, is he our president? what does liev schreiber say now? >> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by: robert granieri, stephens inc. vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, , kathleen and andrew mckenna through the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab and by the rosalind p. walter foundat

and so i started off doing this with regard to a guy named shakespeare who was a popular culture writer at the time. and i have sort of evolved my scholarship in terms of paying close attention to popular culture narratives, particularly in television and film, where i am looking at a lot of the time the same way that would look at a shakespeare play. what the text is teaching us, what do we understand about ourselves, our politics, society, gender, or from those popular culture. so i'm gloria reuben as matthew mentioned, i'm an actress and a singer and an author. many of you might know me from a television show called e.r. that's all. but no, that's not why. thank you. but i i know that you're surprised that i still look the same. but i'm here today to talk about my portrayal of elizabeth keckley in the film lincoln and we did have a screening at the white house when president obama was in the white house and daniel day-lewis portrayed lincoln. tony kushner wrote script the screenplay and steven spielberg direct did the film. so as you can imagine with that trifecta and sally field was

well-known supporter of ours , was forced to say that ukrainian pilots should fly airplanes and not read shakespeareo he hinted that things could happen delays with these transmissions, therefore, in this case, ukraine will first of all be forced to focus on its own forces, which is now, in principle, being seriously developed, as he said , these rockets are recycled neptunes, and these are, strictly speaking, the latest modern drones that will have a payload of 50 and more kilograms er , er, er, in the end, ukraine will not be able to buy the crimea purely on its own, as we understand it. well, there will just be shelling , firefights, and er, in fact, er. in this way , putin can really drag out the war expects that in the 24th year there will be some political changes in the united states eh and eh some will happen some eh maybe something can happen in other countries some some under the influence of china by the way something may happen and eh so he is taking time, because taking time out is just a greeting for him, the situation is already talking about time, and the minister of defense of germa

it reminds me of shakespeare's story about queen leary, when he asked his three.o praised him incessantly. and the third, who loved him most of all, was unable to say anything sensible. he was very disappointed. well, how do you know this story? everything turned out, otherwise all those who spoke a lot took everything away from him. and the one who silently tried to save him and give him everything she could along with her love. this is the silence of the fish, not always the ability to convey something, but this jupiter carries in the heart. this is characteristic of them, therefore jupiter planet is very ambiguous, but it is always looking for some kind of spirituality, formal or real. she is always looking for some position , looking for some height. well, if we talk after all, about medical issues, well, so that you still have this information supplemented by jupiter, since he is still a streltsovsky variant. this is a related area. with the hematopoietic organs with the liver and when we say that he is somehow very bilious. yes, he’s kind of very touchy , hi