i discovered this amazing singer-songwriter.sha zaitseva, but not so deep in knowledge in such a musical depth some kind of timur guys. i love masha's group 2 i really love my talented artist zaitseva and what she has shown here on this project. that is, if it is she, i became her fan, her fan, but still. well, at least somehow i have to distinguish myself from you. well below, my girl. if you are there you will surprise me doubly, well, maybe there is also masha rasputina maybe there she is kudinova and now everything is together. our favorite mask mask mask and now you will be surprised. there will be no ads. we will see everything as it is. mask mask mask mask she was hiding . call, but slava already knows. you will be surprised friends. but this is maria zaitseva, soloist of the group two masha hello, what a beautiful voice my friends want to say so much, but the first. i love you very much. thank you all for your support. thank you for this unique project, because in my almost 20 years on stage i have visited many competiti

ay amazing people.order to fight so frankly with the word of truth , it once again proves to us that orwell, of course, did not write about us, and therefore it is not surprising that for some reason the soviet era fought against an eagle, because he very clearly predicted the modern development of the western world. at the same time, the west declares a war of annihilation on russia. this is not a military conflict. it is very important to understand that they are trying to erase us from the map of the world, as not just independent states. but as a different approach to everything. how if you like? a value set should not exist. they unite this into one concept of the russian world, but this is even more than the russians do not do it for us at all, they do the work for us. they unwittingly we are also pushed by the morphic vulgar nineties to a rigid formulation of the answer, who we are and what we are about, just leave us no other possibilities, they take and, if you like, cut off everything superflu

we call her the amazing grace. i know we have hundreds of volunteers on may 4th at the heritage awards and reception event. i want to thank courtney and her team for volunteering for all of the labor. really there is a lot of people to thank. it is a great community effort. i am excited because the community is diverse. as you can see from the program if you go to the website and see the array of programs you can see what is offered. there is something for every age and interest. i would like to bring up the chair of the heritage foundation to give closing remarks. >> thank you. thank all of you for being here. your amazing support makes this possible for those that we have honored today that we will hear more about next week. i hope you all have may 4 on your calendar around this time. we will see you, right? okay. great. it is amazing to be able to come together. we have talked about community, heritage. it is all of you that may being that possible. it is wonderful to come together for these types of events. tha

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and we finally did it amazing, amazing stuff. how will this break through have an impact on us here, right on earth. yeah, i think it's exciting because we're seeing the super massive black hole at the center of our galaxy. and we think there are super massive black holes at the centers of most galaxies. and they have a central role in how galaxies evolve. how we grow, how you know galaxies are formed and are part of the universe. and so thing the one at the center of our galaxy kind of makes this part of something bigger than the earth is in the milky way. and this is our black hole that is lurking there and you know, having an impact on how our galaxy evolves and growth. now i understand that an image of a black hole was released back in 2019. what have we learned from this latest image that you did not know before? right, so exciting thing. so the 1st image of the black hole was the black hole in the empty 7 galaxy, that black hole, we didn't know how massive it was. there were 2 conflicting measurements of the math and so we

you are amazing amazing.s, i really take an example from you and for me it was a great pleasure. all this adventure to create to create. thank you white media ntv for letting me create and discover uh standup. thank you dear ones, please, all that you have said. this is what you wrote. i wrote. everything from start to finish. i decided to put on a mask at the end. they are you choi because they have been told so much. she should have appear on this stage, after all. if and of course, i sincerely want to say thank you. to this guy, because he gave the audience a huge amount of joy. and today i had tears in my eyes when i realized how many spectators were taken to support this hairy monster. thanks a lot. true, for me it is very valuable more valuable than any victory and more important, the truth is in the life of any. hold on brother. i won't leave you, everything will be fine. that is, look, the main thing in the camera. so i know, you can’t see anything there, there’s nothing at all can not see. believe me

claudine, thank you for this amazing award.onor and name robert honda, who i am sure we are all very familiar with as the first award. robert is, of course, an award-winning reporter for the nbc bay area news. robert honda is the celebrated host of the show asian pacific america. a weekly talk show focusing on the newsmakers and issues pertinent to the aapi communities. over the years it included interviews with newspapers from actors, actresses to athletes, elected officials and many more. for his work in broadcast journalism he has received top local and national awards for outstanding achievements in investigative reporting, documentaries and substantial coverage of community issues. robert, are you here? [applause] >> thank you, mary, hello, everyone. well, i don't really have white teeth like that. i don't know where the picture came from. thank you, mary for the nice introduction but she said everything that i was going to say. dion everyone tells me they are anxious to get to the food. when she said two minutes i had to

working at i-market is amazing. market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had for a long time. when i got tired of the corporate world, i decided that i wanted to give it a try and see if people would actually li

we have emotions here, which are amazing. yes, it was a good excitement. well here, we have just come to the main thing in this genre, eldar viktor karpovich when you left, you already left, like from a commission. tried yes, such beauty, extraordinary. when did you know that many singers who today sing on the stages of the world still have to learn from you how to actually sing? i 'll tell you that the top notes are top . she was big here. the fact that you took up this work. this i must say. thank you very much. you super viktor karpovich know now the whole country. well , i also hope that eldar will support me, you will talk for a long, long time and remember that right now. i hope the world star of the opera stage will show you the master class. eldar abdraza, let's go. what language do we sing in russian in russian? you are waiting for bravo, bravo, bravo, bitch, bitch, thank you thank you very much and our beloved viktor karpovich is super. thank you. now you are overwhelmed with feelings. i see, yes, and i will live for a very long time, i will try

i had no business being there, you know and she just was so proactive and amazing.reed! [ laughter ] "yeah, i do. and she goes, "well, if you go up in front of the class and recite shakespeare, i'll give you extra credit, and i'll let you do stand-up every friday." and i was like, "that's a hell of a bargain." i was like, "do i have to do it? like, can i just do it comically? she goes, "you can do it any way you want." so i just went up right in front of the class i was like -- "to be or not to be 'tis the question." you know what i mean >> seth: i have to ask, did you ever have a bad set with your material in front of the class >> i did i did. science class. it was a rough one >> seth: yeah. >> the labs were going, you know what i mean? kids were trying not to burn themselves and i'm, like, trying to do chris farley impressions in front of them. "you're going nowhere! you know, like - [ laughter ] you know, it just didn't work out. >> seth: how does your family -- i mean, they must be so proud of you now. how do they feel when they -- when they get to see you doing

she's an amazing archeologist. she led a crew there and they were able to find enough things to help them learn exactly. how the battle transpired which is pretty cool. so, you know some of the some of the more some of the places a little closer to my heart are those that haven't been developed yet and kind of you can kind of almost picture yourself as a witness to history. i'll just hear real quick one of my favorite memories from the bicentennial years here in baltimore. where in honor of mayor and women's history month is the stitching project when it was complete. i don't think you mentioned this cape the women that led that effort marched with the flag from the maryland center for history and culture to fort mchenry. so through baltimore down baltimore streets, and i had this memory of kate marks following that flag. trying to tweet and do instagram and everything out of phone and she ran across streets in baltimore. i was a favorite memory of mine. we'll also remember having to jump on and when people like th

art and this amazing site. couple other things. it's spring. i think we can all feel it. it's beautiful here. the gardens are blooming. there's flowers everywhere. i think we're really delighted because what we have happening in the gardens today sort of reflects this project and reflects what's going to happen. there's amazing lines outside our restaurants. there's free music and dance festival with the yerba buena festival that's happening. i saw an amazing group of kids going into the bowling alley today. they were so excited. we had the children's creativity museum here with a beautiful x.o.x.o. exhibit about beauty and connection. the carousel right here. so amazing amenities plus our museum and the cultural centers. the gardens and this neighborhood are really spectacular. it is all renewal. it is a time for renewal and we're excited about that. downtown is blooming and please join us. i think that is all we want to say to you today on the high level. please enjoy the gardens. our goal is to finish these

no, it's amazing. it's amazing.f milanese take their work so seriously that they hardly stop for lunch. no wonder they need an aperitivo at the end of their day. luckily this led to a revolutionary milanese invention we're all grateful for - the happy hour. >> milan is very famous also for the secret bars >> yeah? >> and... i love it because it's like in the movies because to enter you have to have a password. >> oh i love that idea. so it's like the old speakeasys. >> absolutely like old speakeasys. >> but legal. >> yes. [laughs] maybe, i don't know. >> maybe? [laughs] tess has been given the password for a secret bar just behind the cathedral... >> tess: it's just here. this is it. >> tucci: this is it? and the password is the name of the witch once believed to be the protector of this neighbourhood. >> tucci: oh, i thought he was going to say no. >> arima. >> are you sure this is the right place? >> i, i-- yes it is. >> yeah? yeah. >> tess: hi. >> oh hello. buono sera. thank you. this place is so hip it makes me

you are all amazing. let's do it again and again until every child and every family has a safe, affordable home to live in to grow up with dignity and can succeed. congratulations. [applause] i would like to introduce the managing director of the san francisco east bay market executive of bank of america. [applause] >> thank you so much, supervisor ronan. what an amazing day and honortosh with you today. bank of america was founded in san francisco 1904 and is steadfast to the city. financing the bridges to the wonderful affordable housing developments we partner within san francisco. we cannot be more honored. i will thank our long standing partnersmeta, mayor's office of housing and community development, supervisor ronan, nancy pelosi and the family and century housing corporation and big thank you to bank of america teams that made this possible as well. thank you so much. >> now, i would like to introduce from meta. >> good afternoon, everyone. i want to share gratitude to everyone who contributed to

eh, the country is an amazing people and an amazing amazing uplift is such a spiritual mystical uplifthe miracle is a miracle in itself since we have risen. we rise from the moon, we rise and by the fingers we awaken. from sleep and in this awakening , a new russian man arises, a new and eternally old eternal russian man and a feeling. e. wonderful wonderful victorious tomorrow, that is, look. that's what i understood in uh. i realized that the main key word was us when you said, we have been granted a miracle, it has been given to us, that is, as long as we are, we can count on a miracle, as long as we are, so to speak, the russian people, the same one was granted to him, while so to speak, we carefully and at least in a generation pass ourselves to each other. this is true, but even differently, since there is a miracle, then remember that we are russians. uh, as suvorov exclaimed. what happiness? i am russian, he could see you, my god. what a miracle that i was born in russia russian, therefore russia is a wonderful country, russian history, wonderful and any initiation into this hi

this is amazing. it and basically certain frequencies in the soundtrack respond to that survey gives you a deep sort of base vibration. it is really good to build up tension. as you try to find the entrance, you feel that. that was important to me because i remember that feeling of coming up to a club and feeling that sense of trepidation, like, i feel nervous as i'm going on but also excited. the police have found us. i can't believe i'm now wanting to run away from the police. is that how i'm meant to feel? we didn't focus on drugs at all. we didn't really feel the need to sort of look at all those sort of basically what was going on behind—the—scenes. ultimately, it's about finding the rave and thenjust letting the rave seep through you and enjoying the rave and being with people. wow! i was totally and utterly immersed in another world there. it was fascinating to see what an emotive and important time this was for people who are part of it. it was a scene that meant so much to people and ifeel li

amazing. how have you liked it here? >> it's amazing.f home that you miss? >> since the war started, everything has changed because it was not -- it's not safe anymore. a lot of fake news. i know my dad and mom, they're happy being here because we feel safe here, you know what i mean? >> sure. are there cultural things you all love about toronto? >> there is people from everywhere. >> yeah, that's the thing, you know. >> i noticed that. it's crazy. i've never seen a more mixed place in my life anywhere. >> it's very mixed. right now we have our own private place. but usually they are barbecuing here, pakistanis there, indians there. it's very mixed, you know. and they share. they bring plates to you. they would like to share with you the food, you know what i mean? >> what a polar opposite to go from like being in the middle of civil war, having to leave your home and landing in like the nicest place in the world. >> right. we're so grateful being here. we're so grateful being here. >> seeing the kedeh family and so many others integrate

and many of you probably heard of him, have met him was amazing.e was inspiring from being the son of a japanese immigrant who went through the internment camps in world war ii in the u.s. army to being the mayor of san jose and one of the longest serving member of congress. if that wasn't history enough, he was one of the rare asian pacific americans that actually served in two cabinet positions. secretary of commerce and the secretary of transportation and to this day he was still recognized as -- recognized as secretary mineto and all through his life it was inspiring, he was breaking barriers for asian-pacific americans have never gone before and he was paving the way for us. he was -- for those of you who have had an opportunity to have met him, he's very soft spoken, extremely personable and extremely humble but when he was fights for rights, fighting for our opportunity he was forceful formidable, tenacious out there fighting for us every day so today i would like to ask for a moment of silence in memory of lamin mineto. [silence] >> thank y

this is so amazing. and absolutely. i think, in this moment especially, where our world is really shaken to the core, in terms of the principles and values that we feel like we had in common, which are really being put to the test, we, as women, have to step into power. we have a lot of informal power. in fact, we use our power to pick up the slack, where governments fail. that is the reality. i am an african woman. in africa, the women are doing health care, they are taking care of the children, they are picking up the economy, in situations where government has utterly failed. that is good, and we have learned a lot, and we have become very powerful, through that process, but we must step into formal power. becauset= -- because that is what makes a difference for the million of women around the world. and i think in this moment, let's not sit on resilience. we are very resilient, as women, and resilience is fantastic, however we have to be careful with it, that we do not sit in a place where we are allowing government

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it's amazing to keep that voice. it's great. this is your energy that you give to the hall and the song, in principle, which we heard today, i grew up on it, and when i turned on the radio we had one channel in ufa, when i was very young i turned on the radio and this song sounded every 15 minutes, and for me, you know, she inspired such mine and my nostalgia of my childhood when i lived. thank you. and you know, there was such a case as a little. i've looked at the vocals. obviously the bass guitar. i had a case when, in salzburg, i was invited to sing the opera for contract, and everything was written in german. and when the same thing came out only in russian on the same site, it was written there to convey it correctly, then the audience to the jury members. exactly this. the main thing is that it feels like i forgot about the fact that you need to press the buttons when stas pressed and speaks. oh, i'm all these concerts are yes, and they just get high. and ira, in general, is here, as it were, well, it is written that she

it's really amazing cases. actually. it's also nice to see that judas is not really the traitor in a typical traitor role, but at the will of judas, is stage as a complex character torn between emotions, his acting talent was already clear at rehearsals. in the mean time chunk his good, it has started studying it to munich drama school and is slowly amassing himself in the world of film and theater. this is the city of davis, not so easy to just let go of the plan for her. i've grown very attached to this village area. it's my home isn't off as this might have how much spieler or the commer sheila, how much drama school is drama school. and the obamacare passion plays the part that hash in place for sealants. but for now, 10 kiss good. it will be clean judas on stage and over. i'm a gout until the beginning of october. ah, most people will not eat these li, used by the full luxembourg chef. oh any much you. they are a delicacy. he collects them in the forest, just like many other plans that are seldom eaten he in europe.

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absolutely amazing trip managed to visit so many places in such a short time absolutely amazing, thealiningrad how do you define, uh, kaliningrad and svetlogorsk or is it? i would say that svetlogorsk and koenigsberg, because this is a long history of the city, it is visible to the naked eye, that is, despite the abundance of soviet-era buildings, you still feel it and felt this history, still ancient, yes, and architecture and nature and the sea. yes it 's amazing, that's why there are so many emotions and photos. olya, how do you, as designers, yantar liked this material with it, a very unusual material, amazing, it is so sunny, so not uniform in it. so many things, especially since we read about the history of this stone about how it was conducted in struggle on the coast precisely for the amber risks participated in this struggle. they would give a guitar room they would bring treasures with them. guys, i'm very happy for you. i'm glad you enjoyed your experience, i'm glad you liked it. would go there again, absolutely. i think you will advise yes absolutely black eyes stop, stop

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,, ., ., is amazing.of title races, pushed _ is amazing. in this most hard-fought of title races, pushed to _ is amazing. in this most hard-fought of title races, pushed to the - is amazing. in this most hard-fought of title races, pushed to the very - of title races, pushed to the very limits of the very brink, city macro did it the hard way, but they did it. cheering. one sour note today, though, was when aston villa's goalkeeper robin olsen was assaulted by a manchester city fan after the final whistle. city have apologised and launched an investiagtion. city's title win, of course, means disappointment for liverpool. their chances of an historic quadruple now gone, but not a bad season and still the champions league final to come. here's what their fans had to say. obviously they have got quality players but i think we did begin to believe. this club never loses heart or spirit and we will come again next saturday. i or spirit and we will come again next saturday.— or spirit and we will come again nex

the sun was an amazing atmosphere. the sun was out, _ was an amazing atmosphere.here unbelievable. sharma? 1, , day, atmosphere unbelievable. sharma? , ., , ., , sharma? bad news for chelsea but treat sharma? bad news for chelsea but great news — sharma? bad news for chelsea but great news for _ sharma? bad news for chelsea but great news for liverpool. - sharma? bad news for chelsea but great news for liverpool. if - sharma? bad news for chelsea but great news for liverpool. if i - great news for liverpool. if i supported a team it would be liverpool. i remember whenjuventus kolodziejczak. the break and it was magical. then brown will be under a table somewhere right now i think smashed out of his brain. we can see why he's not to be seen today. he is here, his under _ why he's not to be seen today. he is here, his under this _ why he's not to be seen today. he is here, his under this table. _ why he's not to be seen today. he is here, his under this table. i - why he's not to be seen today. he is here, his under this table. i think we best leave it there. many t

have an amazing competition. sportland calls you. sure.erson in the republic who would not have heard and did not know this name, and, of course, many people know and remember the name and surname of the person who organized this competition for vyacheslav. nasheba editor-in-chief of the main edition of programs for children and youth by the sportland virus. hate. slavana was infected in 1969 exactly 5-10 years back. once upon a time there was the main edition of the program for children of youth. it was a studio within a studio. through the studio wind. she also had her own, uh, dramatic programs, literary, staged, musical and socio-political, so there were programs for children and about children. children for them. the most important thing is the game. they learn through the game and work and the profession and their creativity, so i would like such mass competitions and spectators to be not passive contemplators, active accomplices of the program, when they came in the seventy-first year on the belarusian television after university, a

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absolutely amazing stuff. you show and tell and interesting. where can we go next, let's go to where the costumes are made. these are no less mysterious workshops, sewing workshops, of the bolshoi theater great let's go wonderful workshop where simply masterpiece costumes, which we can then watch on the stage of the bolshoi theater, and this is all painstaking manual work, including labor, which impressed me personally. yes, i asked behind the scenes. how much is the ballerina's waist? well, i, of course, far from it, but it's just amazing a couple of words. tell me, this is the creation of these beautiful costumes, you know, i myself when i first got there. this is not the first time i have come to this workshop , and already when it was just starting to prepare, it amazes, first of all, in general, the very the ability of these unique craftswomen to do what they do, because in fact these are all unique things related to the fact that only our theater needs such a quality and level of costume manufacturing, so everything is made by hand. you s

that is amazing.ful view of the parthenon. this is brilliant. i want to take these concrete slabs home! but improvement is not a word some would use when describing the work carried out at the site. not everyone is happy with the renovations that have gone on here at the acropolis. now, some people have complained about the concrete slabs being laid down, saying that it's hiding the original features of the acropolis, and even wounding the stone here. but i've been told that these slabs can be raised, and you'll still have the original features, and actually, look — this is some of the original stone, and it's smooth anyway. rival historians claim the work carried out is a means to get more tourists to visit, and is disrespectful to the site's diverse past. i'm heading down to the acropolis museum to meet a man who knows a thing or two about ancient history, and he believes the ancient greeks themselves would have been ok with this upgrade. ancient greek civilisation, culture is an anthropocentric cul

. 0k, oddly, thank ou ve amazing spectacle. 0k, oddly, thank you very much _ amazing spectacle. 0k, oddlyectacle. 0k, oddly, thank you very much for that update - amazing spectacle. 0k, oddly, thank you very much for that update and i you very much for that update and assessment. let's speak to danjohnson who's at a fanzone in paris. other fans aware of the delay? there are about 30. — other fans aware of the delay? there are about 30, perhaps _ other fans aware of the delay? there are about 30, perhaps 40,000 - are about 30, perhaps a0,000 liverpool fans here. this is a huge, wide avenue which fans without tickets have been able to come and gather on. all afternoon, they have been here. these are fans without tickets who just wanted to be part of the atmosphere but they want to see their team come out and play. they got news at that 15 minute delay first of all because they are watching on the big screens here, the news that it is delayed a further 15 minutes is just filtering through to people here. although there has been a hugely positive atmosphere here, lots of build—up, big, boiste

it's so amazing and we worked for three years— so amazing and we worked for three years to _ so amazingt here and what a treat the people of coventry are in for. 60% on tickeis— people of coventry are in for. 60% on tickets when two people from the city and _ on tickets when two people from the city and radio! have been in the city and radio! have been in the city for— city and radio! have been in the city for two — city and radio! have been in the city for two weeks now doing workshops in schools, training the next generation of broadcasters and presenters— next generation of broadcasters and presenters and radio technicians and people _ presenters and radio technicians and people that are going to work on festivals — people that are going to work on festivals like this in the future and it's— festivals like this in the future and it's such an amazing collaboration. what is it like to be the chief— collaboration. what is it like to be the chief head at a city of culture? is it pressure? do you have to work hard on thinking about big events? we work hard behind the scenes to make it hap