this is a wonderful memory, wonderful, but let’s go back, yes, let’s go back to this woman, to albert einstein. according to legend, we will now treat the memory as a legend, they were photographed by albert einstein, and how did einstein appear on the horizon of a russian emigrant sculptor, it’s very simple, it was official an order from the institute of advanced studies in princeton, where she worked at that time, in fact, he created portraits of the employees of this institute, for some period of time, in fact, it was 1935 einstein, but in the center we see a portrait, an image of albert einstein, yes, this is that famous portrait. during the work on which this story was born, connected with friendship with albert einstein, with his family, the fact is that kanenkov had a principle, when he was working on the sculpture, he asked margarita ivanovna to talk to the models, it was very important for him to read emotions, he himself didn’t know english, he knew english perfectly, i confirm everywhere they write that he never learned english, in our library konyunkovsky has books translated by ko

this is a wonderful memory, wonderful, but let’s go back, yes, let’s go back to this woman to albert einsteinrobably took this photograph, most likely, it ’s the two of them, it’s just at his house in princeton, their first visit is sergei timofeevich, margarita ivanov, again according to legend, let’s treat the memory as a legend, they were photographed by albert einstein, and how did einstein even appear on horizon of a russian emigrant, very simply, it was. there was a principle, when he was working on a sculptor, he asked margarita ivanovna to talk to the models, it was very important for him to read emotions on he himself did not know english, he knew english perfectly, i confirm, we have books in the konyunkovskaya library that he read translated in the original, he read, by the way, i have shakespeare at home, his yeah, which he read in the original, in 1946 there is an entry in the little horse’s notebook. tomorrow, as he writes, i’m making a program for america in english, this already from moscow, yes, from moscow, that is, he spoke in english, well, there was some kind of program,

albert einstein, like many other jewish scientists, immigrated to america with a spread of naziism and his thread against jews. at the same time, research into a backlash had begun, this time, instead of the movement of energy to matter, the movement of matter to energy was investigated. reverse move had the opposite result, if the movement of energy into matter led creation, the movement of matter into energy had a high power of destruction. by the way, most of the scientists who noticed this destructive power in america were scientists from the jewish background, scientists like eugene wigner, leo zillard and edward teller, these scientists had. migrated from eastern europe, they decided to inform the american authorities about the heinous power after feeling the danger that the german nazis were about to discover the secret of the reverse movement of creation. they wrote to albert einstein and asked him to write a letter to the president of the united states. in that letter, he mentioned the destructive power of newly discovered energy and informed that the nazis were making a devas

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ivanovna, again according to legend, let’s treat the memory as a legend, they were photographed by albert einstein a translator, well, the fact is that she knew german perfectly well, it’s not very clear why she served as a translator, but work in russian and you need to think. in any case, these wonderful pieces of paper with einstein’s notes were at one time in the konenok museum, now they are, stored in the archives of the academy of sciences, that is , we have a unique document, a theory about einstein written for the wife of a russian sculptor. great, now, oleg yaorievich, there is a version that margarita ivanovna was actually there for a reason, margarita ivanovna actually came to america because she was part of the soviet intelligence services, ogpu, should i comment? yes, of course, i was immersed in this topic, but there were no preliminary events about these events that were mentioned, of course, there was no confirmation, let’s just say, okay, yeah, the konenkovs came to america, the konenkovs receive a huge number of orders, and the most important thing is that he participates in the

from the institute for advanced studies in princeton, but this is already a story connected with albert einstein, that is , the americans really liked him, a year later he had already organized a personal exhibition at the grand central palace, this is also very prestigious, it is very important, donkan and i dissuaded him from going, they were also in america, they dissuaded, they said, that they don’t need art and have nothing to do there, they were in america a little earlier, they dissuaded him, there , unlike yesenin, he really liked it there, no, well, as i understand it, he also missed his homeland, and this is very interesting margarita ivanovna recalled that when konenkov worked, naturally , commissioned portraits, for money, he had to live on something, otherwise if he didn’t like a person, he didn’t like making his portrait, he swore, and she was a translator, she, he spoke a lot, but she translated little, they asked her why mr. kanenkov... well, actually returning to einstein, and margarita ivanovna, well, after all, she served as a translator, well, the fact is that she is excellen

if only i know i should have become a watchmaker, albert einstein. mm. the law as being humanities and during companions throughout history. the 1st description of a battle in relatively reliable diesel was written in the 15th century b. c. they wouldn't send you the whole chilling it. it wouldn't send you to a e, one of the tanks, water bills and ships equipped with heavy cannon. plains dropped bombs and weapons became ever more less than destructive. then one day, flat on reached its peak. the, this, the radiance of a 1000 suns would have burst in the sky. it'd be like the splendor of the mice you one on to come dance, the destroyer of wells, robert oppenheimer, the american physicist oppenheimer spoke of how dr. the rephrase frank, combined in 1945, just after the 1st successful nuclear weapon test in new mexico. he lived a team of scientists for 3 years with a $2000000000.00 budget, to build 3 atomic bombs, giving us incredible military superiority at the end of world war 2. the found that it goes to serious damage across the yeah, definitely that we

albert einstein, like many other jewish scientists migrated to america with the spread of naziism and its threat against jews. the war in europe was over, but japan was still resisting. in asia, managers wanted only a controlled fision of plutonium, but oppenheimer insisted that a full-blown nuclear explosion tried, its code name was trinity. trinity means jesus, god the father, and the holy spirit. it was a central core of christian beliefs, but did the jewish scholars of the manhattan project mean a christian trinity. j. robert oppenheimer in a letter to general groves mentioned poem by richard slater dune, which started like this: batter my heart, three person to god. apparently, openheimer did not intend to specify the reason for this naming. however, he referred to the three hindu gods in addition to the christian trinity. one of the three gods was the destroyer shiva, and the other was vishnu that was the destroyer of the worlds in the old epics. the third. god was a creator god or brahma similar to jewish creation myths, but in front of him were gods with destructive forces, sc

one of albert einstein's talks in 54 and he was invited to speak. john wheeler's relativity class and einstein in the talk asked whether not a mouse could trigger measurements. this is part of einstein quantum skeptic ism. we all know that, he said. god does not play dice with the universe. he also was skeptical about the idea of quantum measurements and the idea of of triggering a human triggering wavefunction. attending the lecture, a young student of wheeler, whoever the third who at this got hugh everett thinking about alternatives to standard idea of quantum measurement. and this is a picture of everett not quite when he was a student but a little bit later so in standard orthodox quantum physics you have a something called a hilbert space, which is a space of all possibility is and then that can be spread out you know information be spread out over numerous possibilities weighed according to their probabilities. and then somebody decides take a position measurement and, they wavefunction collapses into one of the position values. well, average

the existence of these waves was predicted in 1916 by albert einstein within the framework of the generaletection. in the role of sasha bely, he appeared in an episode of the 2005 film fight with no hands tennis it is true that we have what we have about the beautiful 200 among. names called the most beautiful in islam are al-malik - king, arrafi, exalting, al-hakam, judge, names of allah, quite rightly, there are akudzhava 200, this month in akudzhava’s song the stars became larger and kinder, april, quite rightly, is on duty for april. damask steel takoja 400 letters written in large letters, later turned into a book of charming adventures. to whom did bulat akudzhava send these letters? he sent them to his son, then only four years old. the funny stories were accompanied by pictures that bulata kudzhava himself drew. she wrote a poem a song for bulat, he dedicated a song to her about nadezhda’s little orchestra, bela akhmadulina, that’s right. the best deposit in sberbank up to 18% per annum, open vzberbank online. hello, this is roman goodsayt, sports commentator ovka. if you still do

whether he said albert einstein.e said the words or not, the sentiment sounds about right. i do not know with what weapons world war three will be fought, but world war four will be fought with sticks and stones. here's the thing. i heard someone say this week that when the leviathan is exposed, it's because something, somewhere has gone badly wrong with the plan. when the political elites in america have no option but to drop the mask and reveal themselves for what they are, what it's all about, which is power. it's only desperate measures to prevent that power slipping from their grasp when it's so obviously not about preserving democracy, or respecting far less acting upon the will of the people when their intentions are so barefacedly corrupt, when their ambition is so plain to see, when all roads lead to money and war, we must ask again, what are we supposed to be contemplating sending our children off to war to fight for ? to fight for? i'm joined for today's show by writer and podcaster tom buick . writer and

the same media that told us for 3 1/2 years joe biden was albert einstein is now trying to tell us thatharris is abraham lincoln. well, we know the media loves a good fact check so here's one for you. kamala harris was the most liberal member of the united states senate. she is a san francisco liberal. she is dangerously liberal. and thanks to the people in this room she is never going to be the president of the united states. we're not going to listen to the media's lies any longer. there's nothing they can do about the fact that kamala harris owes every failure of the biden administration over the last four years. he didn't know what was going on so somebody was calling the shots and we know it was kamala harris. and let's just tick through the list. as america's border czar, kamala harris unleashed the worst border crisis in american history. 10 million illegal aliens just on her watch have invaded our country. and it wasn't by accident we know it was by design. during her first failed run for president, she told everyone exactly what she wanted. to decriminalize illegal immigration.

sophia millman, director of human longevity studies at albert einstein college of medicine says thatht not matter much. >> for people who reach these extreme old ages, dna plays a bigger role than lifestyle does. so, we want to understand what variations in genes are beneficial, so that ultimately, we can create therapies, medications that can mimic the function of these beneficial genes , so that those of us who did not inherit these protective, beneficial genes, can still derive benefit from the research. >> reporter: for charlotte, things are starting to fade. >> sometimes i can't walk so well. i say okay, charlotte, just stand up tall, pick up your feet, and just move them. >> reporter: living this long isn't for everybody. >> people say to me, do you want to live to be 100? and i said not particularly. >> reporter: but today, she feels profoundly blessed. >> i have felt loved by so many people, from the time that i have been in infant. >> that's pretty lucky. >> it's more than lucky. really, i think that is the most wonderful interesting thing about my life . >> reporter: a life

orricksman state or declarative memory, for example, that they jane is the capital of china old that albert einstein came up with this theory of relativity. in most people, this kind of lunch knowledge is mainly processed in the left hemisphere with key areas linked to speech and language. in a case it's and then there's the autobiographical memory, whatever our own personal experience is, and history is stored like a 1st day at school to fast case. well, as the peasant event, memories of situations, the to emotionally meaningful tend to be stored here for a long time. go to biographical memory is especially complex, involving several parts of the brain working in sync. so memories are contained in various systems and we don't just have a single kind of memory. but many when it comes to education, schools and universities are still center state just they have been for centuries. of course, things have changed over time. and recent decades, projectors and blackboards have given way to interactive white boards and other modern tech has moved into. although it's still down to students to do the learnin

on networks i got savagely attacked i think they lost credibility told entire world modern day albert einsteinword salad i think lost credibility with american people have to think a over more than where they positioned themselves. >> tonight from j.d. vance your father's choice for j.d. vance tomorrow you speak dana white will introduce your father anticipating a great speech from president trump tell us what to expect first your reaction to j.d. vance as the vice presidential nominee. >> don't no one talks about this i haven't figured out why but chemistry burgum accomplished, rubio, esh issue incredibly issue accomplished. >> j.d. vance, really, really, when is government, quickly incredible live story believed in rust belt when you fight in trenches for four-year period of time unthinkable conditions i think that is j.d. vance i think the right pick, also you, to carry the torch he has charisma to carrier the torch super excited. >> what about your speech thursday night. >> i got a great speech many unique thoughts i can speak from no one knows my father on this planet better than i do, no

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all of the rest corrupt cover ship media that told you joe bryden is a smartest man since albert einsteintold you he is the dumbest man threw him out of office and then brings us kamala harris. she is just fantastic. let me tell you something she is worse than biden. she is a disaster on a personal level. on an intellectual level, on the policy level the fact that she is vice president of the united states should be scary enough. i will be right back. and doug. (bell ringing) limu, someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! (inaudible sounds) chief! doug. (inaudible sounds) ooooo ah. (elevator doors opening) (inaudible sounds) i thought you were right behind me. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america. we have our friend kevin mccarthy with this. kevin mccarthy, you are not only this speaker but you are a resident of california you're still a resident of california. you know donald trump very, very well you know all about kamala harris. people are looking, people are wonderin

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again according to legend, we will now treat the memory as a legend, they were photographed by albert einsteinthe russian emigrant sculptor is very simple, it was an official order from the institute of advanced studies in princeton, where she actually worked at that time. read emotions on he himself did not know english, he knew english perfectly, i confirm everywhere they write that he never i learned english in our konenkov library, there are books translated by konenkov, i read them in the original, he read them by the way, i have his shakespeare at home, yeah, which he read in the original, in 1946 there is an entry in konenkov’s notebook, tomorrow, as he writes, i am making a program for america in english. this is already from moscow, yes from moscow, that is, he spoke english, well, there was some kind of program , apparently, well, actually returning to einstein, and margarita ivanovna, after all, served as a translator, and well, the thing is that she knew german perfectly well, it’s not very clear why she served as a translator ; it’s difficult to work in russian and you have to thi

woe that albert einstein couldn't solve. it is the most incoherent garbage i've ever heard in my math. >> and media matters can go ahead and clip this because i know that they have fun with this. i heard you jesse. >> i heard you on the five say, and i agree. no rea manl man. yes, real man. real men that love their family. love god, love this country. wantuntry wa to provide and prot their families. no real men would ever vote for. kamala harris. and it's not because she's a woman. it's because she is is the wrong woman. >> and she's going to destroy this country. yeah, i think harold ford jr is going to be pretty upset when it comes back to work after that comment. >> but, you know, i'll say it ut to his face, too. >> graham allen, thanks. heas always. that was terrific. let's now bring in clinical psychologistt to dr. chloe carmichael, who has many more degrees than all of us combined. dr. chloe, psychologically speakingichael w, what drives t white dudes to go public with all this weird self-hatred? >> yeah. jesse it almo

of the island of mauritius, which academician ivan pavlov, president roosevelt, and physicist albert einsteinurfaced during the great patriotic war. only adult philatelists, but it soon became clear that there were no less teenagers, and many of them had been to sebastianov’s house. in the eighties, philately was in its heyday in the ussr; in every house of pioneers there was always a circle of young stamp collectors. well, dear young collectors, here we are today. collectors are closed people, they protected their valuables from prying eyes. ivan georgievich was not at all like that, the sociable pensioner often took teenagers to the house. he kind of gave them a tour of his collections, telling them about these brands. the operatives began to identify everyone by name. it turned out that among them were girls, sixteen-year-old tanya shvets and rita savchenko. they started looking for them, and then they got unexpected news. both girls mysteriously disappeared a week ago. what happened to them? escaped, kidnapped, killed? what if all these events are a link in one chain. and it's all the fau

they also included a letter from the famed scientist albert einstein. he was appointed to be the science advisor for the fair. he was alive at this time. he explained in the letter he put in his time capsule that in the time in which he lived his society had "learned to fly, and we are able to send messages and news without any difficulty over the entire world through electronic waves." what he is talking about is the radio, which was a technology that was relatively new at the time. in fact, one of the brand new technologies that was debuted at the fair was a facsimile machine that could use radio waves to transmit a newspaper to be printed out right in your home. kind of amazing. except the data transmission would take about 18 minutes per page to print. but back then, you don't need a paper boy on a bicycle anymore. this is like scrolling through phones to read the news right in the comfort of your own home today. but back to einstein. more ominously, his letter also wrote some hard truths where he said "people living in different countries kill each

she is the source of all true art of science, albert einstein.lage of the parfinsky district novgorod region. local boys , swimming in the cherenki river, discovered at the bottom a strange box filled to the top with metal squares with incomprehensible signs of time and water. it turned out to be the most direct: in 1861, in the town , he built a factory where, according to documents , porcelain tableware and electrical insulators were produced. well, it would seem that he built it, built it, what’s the big deal, don’t transport materials from germany, but local old-timers say that the plant was a closed area. village residents were not allowed there, and only germans worked at the plant, although it would be more logical to hire locals, they don’t need to be transported, but... to hide something, but what was actually produced there then, porcelain dishes, electrical insulators or counterfeit money, let’s try to understand this confusing long-standing history, first you need to understand how did the german company siems get into... the russian

many of her colleagues have heard me quote albert einstein you say among other things in adversity lies opportunity p even in this instance i think that is true. i hope today's hearing will serve as an opportunity for us to discuss an immediate response to it. the path that lies ahead to rebuild the bridge and consider how we can prevent tragedies like this from happening in this country in the future. during today's hearing will reopen the port and remove debris from the shipping channel finally will discuss next steps in recovery in this process. examine the response effort that began from that moment with authorities learned losses during capabilities. as many of you will recall before the bridge fell emergency responders acted quickly to close the bridge, traditional traffic saving lives by keeping vehicles off the bridge. probably saving many lives. probably saving many lives with hours the coast guard and army corps of engineers took steps to help people on board the vessel prevent further damage. working hand in glove federal, state, local agencies stabilize the remaining structu

many of our colleagues have heard me frequently quote albert einstein who used to say that in adversity lies opportunity.y. and even this instance i think that is true. i hope that today's hearing will serve as an opportunity for us to discuss the lessons learned from this tragedy and the immediate response. we'll also discuss the path thae lies ahead to help rebuild the bridge and consider how we can prevent tragedies like this from happening in this country in the future. during this hearing, we will explore the effort to reopen the port and remove debris from the shipping channel. then we will assess the effects of the bridge's collapse on baltimore's communities and its economy. and finally, we will discuss next steps in the recovery and rebuild process. first, though, we are going to examine the response efforts that began from the moment that authorities learned the dali had lost its steering capabilities. as you'll recall, before the bridge fell, emergency responders acted quickly to close the bridge to additional a traffic, saving lives by keeping vehicles off of the bridge. pro

what was albert einstein's definition of madness?ver again, but expecting a different outcome. well, look forward to five years of that. our new prime minister has said in the past that all laws around controlling immigration have a racist undercurrent. that's right . undercurrent. that's right. having borders and policing them is racist . according to the man is racist. according to the man now in charge of our borders, voters who gave the tories a punishment beating on thursday are in for a shock as the renowned academic and clergyman douglas horton once said whilst seeking revenge, dig two graves, one for your enemy and one for yourself. scrapping rwanda the prime minister's first significant mistake . your significant mistake. your reaction gbnews.com/yoursay. let's get the views of tonight's top pundits, political journalist and commentator theo usherwood, labour party activist susie stride, and campaigner and author chris wild. chris. yes, a terrible mistake and he's only beenin terrible mistake and he's only been in post for a

car, drove themselves to princeton practicing jewish jokes along the way in order to convince albert einsteino a book for them. there's been something at the core of the fledgling publishing house that that created that they created and those are the until end this evening celebrating one of the greatest in history and embodying of the type of editor that made simon and schuster enduring the indomitable and energetic alice mayhew. with a raspy laugh, incisive mind and, her brutally honest margin. 40 years ago, when i was a young anonymous writer at time magazine, my officemate and friend evan thomas and i said, hey, let's a book. it was sort of like, hey, let's put on the play. i've been covering the reagan campaign. and i noticed that when you went to rallies, you got the pamphlets people about the established ment about the council on foreign relations and the rockefellers in, the bilderberg group, al-sham louisiana i didn't know what they were talking about, but evan was a preppy. and so i said, what is this establishment thing? so we spent a few days in a very tacky group house in sag har