on the stage, alexander marshal, the stars rush in the sky like a wedge, and behind them a river flowshispering with the moon, lei, fry, we all hurry up, so that it suddenly dries out, lei, blow away with the wind, i ’ll tell you, everything is not so too bad. everything comes from nowhere and disappears into nowhere, but the only miracle is that you are always with me, i will forget what was in fashion, and i won’t remember a single skek or dream, let it all pass by, let... it be, if you are to the end with me, climb, climb, pity, get well soon, so that the coat dries out, lay, blow it with the wind, i ’ll tell you, it’s not so bad, time is ticking glass, you tell me. no matter how many years have passed, it doesn’t matter if you live in love, live in love! feel sorry for lilya, i’ll heal everything quickly, it’s dried out in a hundred years, blow it, blow it with the wind, i’ll get up for you, it’s not that bad. nationwide, oh, take a walk, meet, mikhail shaputinsky, everyone is a saint and a sinner, there are no exceptions here, i like you, an adult woman, with traces of the years l

now a song about the new year will be played on stage by honored artist of russia alexander marshal,l of tangerines, from any mitrines, along the avenues along the metro lines. arrow-arrow it was blowing, it was a new year, in the state there were south and north winds, white roofs were flickering with posters, the sea was guests. confetti tinsel, you raise your glasses higher, the time for the new year is coming, even in your eyes. oh your slight sadness, something you didn’t have time for, let me, the smell of tangerine, from any shop windows, along the avenues along the lines, mestro, arrow-arrow. it's a new year, driven by the south and north winds. the smell of tangerine from the left along the avenues along the metro lines, the arrow was leading, it’s a new year, in the state. now the scene is a rising star, akmal, on a dark evening, the waves paint their image, love is natural, if you and i are happy with how i carry you, in a gray and beaten world, i can no longer lose you. i will be there for days, but breaking into pieces and any whim will be immediately fulfilled and love

marshal alexander suvorov, prince grigory potemkin of tauride, but also smaller figures.rnor-general of ekaterinoslav and tauride, platon zubov. zubov’s reputation among historians, to put it mildly, is unambiguous, the last favorite of catherine the great, who used personal charm to achieve the highest ranks and wealth; in his early 20s, he made a dizzying career, from seconds of rotmester to governor general and became the richest man in russia. in life potemkin, catherine’s closest associate and the main ideologist of the new russia project, zubov constantly weaved intrigues against him. after the sudden death of his serene highness. prince of tauride, the empress appointed platon zubov president of the college of foreign affairs, head of the black sea fleet and governor-general of new russia. unlike potemkin, catherine’s last favorite, led the lands entrusted to him from st. petersburg, without leaving the capital, but if not for him, then the main black sea port of the russian empire would most likely have become not odessa, but ochakov. zubov supported josephareb's

to see us, meet successful, famous, but at the same time wandering artists, alexander muinov, alexander marshalple, and jesters. never part, the music is with us, if the audience laughs, it means they are celebrating. success, we will come and leave, in the summer in the fall, in the winter, the children will dream again, our van grows in the spring, we are traveling artists, we are on the road day after day and the van is in an open field, this is our usual home, small talents, but clear and simple, we singers, musicians, acrobat. and jokes about singing come on, hop, hey-hop, we are wandering artists, we are in on the road day after day and the van in the open field, it’s ours. familiar home, small talents, but understandable and simple, we are singers, musicians, frank and jesters, hey-ho, ho, hey, ho! bravo, friends, remember this phrase from shakespeare: the whole world of theater and the people in it are actors, so in this new year, let only good plays be performed in this theater and always, always with a happy ending, a new one. on these winter days, you often begin to dream of the sout

marshal ken coughlin up . good morning, president alexander. commissioner sumner williams, newman chavez and director o'riordan. um my name is ken coffin. i'm your fire marshal in san francisco fire department. i just wanted to give you some additional context of what give you a visual, more of what's actually happening, and i'll invite chief of operations. uh, darius fletcher up to explain. he's the one in charge of fire ground operations. and that's what this is all about. um, as we build additional housing in, uh, somebody has to put it out. something happens. right? emergency will happen, and we want to be there. so uh, on the screen here, you show what the legislation will allow. and this is from the planning department's website. a typical west side home 100 by 20. you can build a two up to two two units in the back as uh, carl had mentioned. but if something was to happen in the back, how do we get back there? um, what is enough distance for fire ground operations? and we say fire ground operations. we talk about how do we get ladders, ho

marshall. another one was burr. and of course, another was alexander hamilton, who, though he was dead by a at the end of jefferson's first term, as in the presidency of the time, jefferson was leaving office. and what. should 1809 he he he knew that his own past rule vision of an america of farmers small big farmers people close to the earth who were by that very fact moral is superior to people who were not close to the earth, who lived in cities. and so he knew that hamilton washington's of a of a commercial america of america was a big bank and lots of banks and scripts and and stock market and and and and all of those things that come from the soil that for. monticello was the exact opposite of he also wasn't happy because of later on andrew jackson was on the rise and and some years before jefferson's death he was still paying attention. it seemed likely that andrew jackson would soon become president of the united states he detested. jackson and he still was an idealist to think that american ship of state that was sailing through turbulent waters would come out into a calmer sea, it still unnerved him consid