bass is medium bass is high bass, and there are contami basses. it implies a more concise repertoire more ligaments allow give out and here are such thin high ones. here, let's say, yes, low, bass, it will be hard for him to sing like that on average, it's also hard for you. here but here is a high bass yes to a drunken drunkard to do. here are the nuances. yes, it is easier for us , and composers wrote more for such a voice than for low basses , there is a party for low basses. yes, but they are not the main parts firstly, that is, it doesn’t matter, and you sing konchak or igor, i sang igor here, well, in the future, when igor is sung and bass contabels and low baritones also sing boris godunov they also sing like low baritones, such high basses. that's why there's some here. well , the gradation of the voice, how your voice will lead you, how your timbre will sound, because one voice is only material. here, and there we are already working on the subtleties of it ourselves. and then, here's what we heard. and in general, everything you do, it's

first, all the bass needs to be salted. now we do it with fine salt. secret of cooking is maple syrup applied with a brush. now we will not use oil, so as not to interfere with the formation of a crust, we go bass to a very hot oven at about 200-250 °. for 15 minutes. i will cut our tomatoes in half. i want to keep their texture. but if you want a struggling oral dish, you you can cut them smaller and leave the stalk near the tomato on purpose so that our dish looks more elegant , two tomatoes will be enough for our dish, but i will take more, because i love them very much. now let's check the sea bass, if there is a crust, you can add tomatoes and our dish, almost ready. when such a crust appears, we add salt to the tomatoes. salt allows you to highlight the juice of the tomato. what does our dish need to distribute the tomato evenly? drizzle them with olive oil. and we send it back to the oven for about five minutes and our dish will be ready. in the meantime, we will prepare the greens for our sea bass. i chose tarragon, basil. i love them very much

bass: thanks for speaking with me.ga tour is merging with the saudi-backed liv golf tour. the stunning announcement ends months of bitter legal fights between the rival groups. the pga says the move will quote "unify the game of golf.” but critics and human rights activists argue the merger will stain the legacy of the tour, given liv's close ties to the saudi royal family. for a closer look, i'm joined by brendan quinn, a senior writer at the athletic who has covered this story from the outset. this seemed to catch a lot of people by surprise. did you see this merger coming? brendan: i did not. typically it is the media or fans caught off guard. rarely do you see tour officials, the most prominent players in the game, the most powerful agents in the game that have no idea. zero indication. the pga often refers to itself as player-run and operates differently than traditional sports leagues. in this instance, the players had no idea this was happening. their reactions were everything from confusion to anger and reactin

she played it bass and chord. and there is also the slap technique. this is a bass technique, but fingerstyle, we can add percussion and chords to it, and how did this one, which is very disastrous for you, come to your life path. uh, tool like i have to uh become a broker on the stock exchange here, please. hey mom, for sure. yura, who are you going to grow and and like, so at least nothing, but you can also accompany pop stars and have loot. so now it's all finga. this is a solo affair, dear friends. god forbid, thanks to today's our meeting of his audience, a little more will be filled with you. and so, in principle, this is for those who understand, since such a disastrous thing fell on your head, and at the age of 7. if we talk about the guitar, yes, my mother said you will go to a music school, you will play romances for me, because she loves the guitar loves. sewing romances of guitars in her house has always been something i had to teach this solfeggio to no one, not needing small terses and pentatonic sca

bass?uest: to the callers point there is a troubling history of consideration of race in this country. i think we can't ignore that. and this has played out in talking about how in light of the history of discrimination to operate as if we are colorblind in that fixing the underlying issues of race is important. the problem is we have seen a decline in representation among black and hispanic students and american indian students and the opportunities afforded to people who attend those universities that is troubling and an issue. we can do both. we can also address race based disparities by also considering race. it prevents us the opportunity to address race based considerations. there is also a chilling effect when supreme court cases: out were higher education institutions do not to be sued. or litigation has been threatened already. i think that produces outcomes where it is hard to see how race is considered. and also what happened by an application shared where they hide information a

he plays bass in the quartet.rist john frusciante, 53, and lead singer anthony kiedis, 60, born within a few weeks of flea. >> everything good? all right... >> in l.a., we met them at the roxy on the sunset strip, one of their early haunts, where they told us, just as they connect with audiences, they connect with each other. >> like, like the way jazz players play and the way that basketball players play, just like, telepathically, and understanding when to go, and when to move, and when to do what. >> we're all supporting each other at the same time. it's -- it's -- everybody has different ways of doing that, you know? i see the bass as the lead instrument the whole time. flea doesn't see it that way. >> you see him as the lead instrument? >> oh, yeah. yeah, i see each song as being, like, a bass solo where i'm -- i'm there to -- i'm there to support it. ♪ >> to understand their enduring appeal, start by listening to their four-decade-long list of bangers, that cut a ridiculously wide musical swath. but that's o

so it's normal that they have to work until they're 64 or 65. >> myriam bass does not understand why many french people are against the pension reform, which increases the age of retirement to 64. she points out that there are more and more older people, and fewer younger ones. the state had to react. some of the dancers did go out to protest against the reforms. but often they have a different attitude to work. some even carry on until they are well past 80. ♪ >> i work. on a voluntary basis. as a manager in companies. in start-ups. >> according to a study by the prestigious higher education establishment sciences po, most french people do not feel similarly fulfilled by their work. melanie studied art history and was hoping to curate exhibitions, but she did not find a job. >> here we are in front of the notre dame cathedral. >> melanie gives guided tours of paris to tourists but she's not happy with the job. >> i started two months ago and have no social life any more. i work every weekend -- on holidays, i finish late at night, sometimes 10:00 p.m. it's a shame because i like the

so it's normal that they have to work until they're 64 or 65. >> myriam bass does not understand why many french people are against the pension reform, which increases the age of retirement to 64. she points out that there are more and more older people, and fewer younger ones. the state had to react. some of the dancers did go out to protest against the reforms. but often they have a different attitude to work. some even carry on until they are well past 80. ♪ >> i work. on a voluntary basis. as a manager in companies. in start-ups. >> according to a study by the prestigious higher education establishment sciences po, most french people do not feel similarly fulfilled by their work. melanie studied art history and was hoping to curate exhibitions, but she did not find a job. >> here we are in front of the notre dame cathedral. >> melanie gives guided tours of paris to tourists but she's not happy with the job. >> i started two months ago and have no social life any more. i work every weekend -- on holidays, i finish late at night, sometimes 10:00 p.m. it's a shame because i like the

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exclusive coverage right here on our tea. russia present evidence of us back to work front of don bass at the organization for security and cooperation in europe for them for the 1st time shown to the program. as we speak to the head of the delegation. there's really army reprimands and officer involved in the shooting of a 3 year old palestinian boy earlier this month, claiming the killing of the toddler was a mistake. the coming to live from the russian capital. this is our key international. i'm rachel, blah. that's here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program and the 26th annual st. petersburg international economic form isn't, is 2nd day in russia's northern capital right here on archie. we continue our special coverage of russia's biggest economic event throughout the week. so stay tuned. the key theme of this years for him is sovereignty. that includes tax culture and national traditions, which are all present it at the various stands of attendees. archie spoke exclusively to russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman on moscow's cooperation with african nations. it wa

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——double bass. it also, the control that he has on his voice.imo as well so it is quite a unique voice and it is very special. some of these young people are hoping they can achieve the fame and acclaim that sir bryn achieved but he said success can also come at a cost. i have had injuries on the stage. my back has been a constant problem, especially with stages i've had to cancel some price and i have had some difficult patches with people talking about should i have done this or should i have not? and people don't know the exact whole story about certain things that happened. it is water off a duck�*s back but maybe that's one in that lake as well paddling like mad. you cope very well with pressure because it is a very pressured world, performing at your level. one very famous singer called me a mack truck once. one of these big trucks that can carry anything, that ploughs through everything. any challenge put on your plate. i thought she was pretty correct in her description. during bryn�*s illustrious career he has tackled roles from across

and tyoma, uh, took the bass, and he told me, mom, please buy me a bass. say don't buy. i say no. and why do i say, no need for toys. here, musical instruments are not toys. i can snuggle, of course, he says, well, 18.000. i say expensive, but i don’t know how much it costs . i went to my guys, i say, boys, is 18,000 expensive or not? for the bass they say, yes, normal, well, it's normal, inexpensive , normal jazz. it turns out that he found a guitar in st. petersburg, the guitar was sent to moscow. he opened it. she's so beautiful and he took her and started playing, but i look at him and think, i say, listen boy. you seem to have a strange attitude towards your instrument. you have to sleep with him because looking back from 1993. we played constantly every day at some point , the fans made such a sign for a months and e years, and it turns out that we played here on september 15th. there on the sixteenth there on the seventeenth, there are some little balls of little scenes everywhere. here is such here some transitions in the subway and so on and so fu

it's strange that he plays bass guitar for us. it was necessary somehow, in general, to show oneself. that is, we are waiting for series number two of the president's video dancing and there was on his feet against the game. this is his director's dream. i know to me the whole diary will change the format a bit. here you are, uh, smiling, smiling, actually. andrey everything is possible, because few people know, he has a wonderful dance past. so well, let's turn to lida right now. yes, everyone remembers you, of course, from the junior eurovision song contest. such a beautiful girl and a song about good angels is still on repeat in my head. and here is such a rock processing. whose idea was it to say a gentle song not mine and for me. this was the most surprise , but, because for a long time i didn’t fit in the head of the game of the cis countries angels of good rock, what will come of it, but that’s all there is, otherwise how our diaries will look is part of improvisation. it will be very juicy. this will be unexpected for all

don't bass started coming. it's citizens the don't the can you just stop by him? sure. if i need business to buy him. sure. hold on to join us in for about simple the new when. yeah. and then you and you have some issues to locate any insurance or forward you source or should you exert. i'm working with the procedure for spring, but the only problem is deliberating his home and then email the corner of the tool from much diligence of the circle with adults is what kind of low, low, low level. but from what i wonder if there's blood i seen on the panel for tuning for english? well, you machine. yeah. well, i'm literally letting profusely continue. that net bill was you or the e. what the just ship from uh, electronic music here. just a moment is the spouse to bulk of the kitchen. please remember eve la la, la genia, but the convertible is there. sure. we have a whole stairs. we'll have you at about a couple of the stuff, the stuff, all this stuff pushed for. i'm say i need a new senior loops, so it looks like you have the picture for me, even though that's affordable whe

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bass? guest: to the callers point there is a troubling history of consideration of race in this country. i think we can't ignore that. and this has played out in talking about how in light of the history of discrimination to operate as if we are colorblind in that fixing the underlying issues of race is important. the problem is we have seen a decline in representation among black and hispanic students and american indian students and the opportunities afforded to people who attend those universities that is troubling and an issue. we can do both. we can also address race based disparities by also considering race. it prevents us the opportunity to address race based considerations. there is also a chilling effect when supreme court cases: out were higher education institutions do not to be sued. or litigation has been threatened already. i think that produces outcomes where it is hard to see how race is considered. and also what happened by an application shared where they hide information

how do people in the done bass view, the way the united states and the west to view the conflict? well, i can tell you um i just moments ago, a half an hour ago film, the reports on the reactions of the locals here and done yet in the center city of finland, joining russia or excuse me, joining nato and ask them what they thought about the situation and particularly what they would say to the lives if they had a chance and they'll be in this is what i do it a lot of my reports, i try to get the opinions of what they would say to sort of uh, buy it in. and uh uh, uh, put them as well and the vast majority virtually, oh, um the most common thing that they say about the lift gate is that they hate him. and the most common thing that they say about to put in is they thank you. and they hope he helps more to protect them here. um, so it basically from what you see in the west to what the real situation here is on the ground of done boss. as far as the bid told you, of the people is totally a chris, it's night and day. i mean, the fact is, the people here on the ground consider themselv

medium bass says that many young people do not realize how lucky they are. your thoughts cool? a full time she'd be added. you to work has changed you in mind a working was about fulfillment. i was a teacher, so i wanted to teach to ship a lonely the now i'm scheduled for young people. working is more about name, lots of money to i was how i feel the new book without you. melanie does indeed want to earn money, but she wants recognition and not just having the feeling of being a number own that this is the defense area, the business district of power level, all these towns, office thomas, if you wants to test it, says half of the working population in france is frustrated, too much hierarchy and not enough freedom. melanie agrees. a good will tell, i want to like, my work. i want you to fill me and you will come back if you don't want to get up in the morning to go to work. you went up not going anywhere. it's counter productive. but the young woman has to earn a living so she doesn't have much choice. she has to work. and because she has to, she would prefer to stop working as

on the day of the sea bass. at t festivals, a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm to start the northern india seeing bass as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the a good. yeah. to buy the yeah. or share your guys the it is a little nimble there, showing that the answer of the thing is the most for whe

more on the discussion with independent journalist, patrick lancaster, covering other dom bass. next on the west of floors, thanks for joining us because. 2 2 a skill is the agent, greek tragedy and said that quote, in more truth is the 1st casualty and quote and for world almost constantly at war for more than a century. now, truth is indeed often difficult to come by. that's why many of us turn to independent journalist for news, and even for them, their work is sometimes more difficult to carry out because the powers that be tried to defend them, the platform, them, and silence them. i'm john kerry. aku welcome to the whistle blowers the our guest today has the an enviable task of being a war reporter working for himself. that's right. he doesn't report to any news agency, and indeed, he's known as the world's only crowd funded war. corresponded patrick lancaster is a former member of the us navy, specializing in cryptography on the us. us kitty talk with an interest in journalism. he moved to ukraine in 2014 to cover the my done revolution. he settled and done yet later that

according to karen bass, l.a.the first six months since she took office and how they did it is painfully simple. the mayor of los angeles, democrat karen bass joins us now. madam mayor, thank you very much for joining us, obviously one of the most pressing problems in los angeles is the epidemic of homelessness, and you say that 14,000 people have moved off the streets in your first six months in office and an estimated 55,000 remain homeless. what's your goal by the end of your first term in 2026 and what lessons do you think other cities can learn from what you've done? >> well, my goal would be to really end street homelessness. there will still be people in shelters and interim housing and to at least not have people dying on our streets. 2,000 people died last year and in terms of lessons for other cities, what we really need because homelessness is such a huge problem now is a system of long-term interim housing. so we're doing everything we can to build housing in los angeles, but it still takes months. we

bass pro shops and cabela's... your adventure starts here. fox news alert, new video was look at it together from the faulkner chief leaving russia. this was a telegram, he retreats with his forces, he was greeted there on a military base supplying most of the war effort in ukraine. he took it as part of a deal. he exits. joining us now to wait in his former deputy national security advisor in the president trump, k. t. mcfarland. the deal was he goes to belarus the faulkner group gets folded to regular russia is that the way you see this ending? >> i don't think we are at the end. if you're going to go after a dictator, go after the king and you want him but don't kill him and you probably are in big trouble. don't see how putin can stand. he can't let this group go home and say we made a mistake, we didn't mean this so everybody will go back to the way it was. putin is in a position where he will look strong and doesn't look strong right now you one or at least for now but you got to look tough and strong, where does he look tough and stron

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that.e, this guy, anthony bass, over in major league baseball, toronto blue jay bass,s, anthony bass,orse the bud light, boycott the target boycott. d and clay travis wrote a piece on foxnews.com. toronto blue jayhes anthony best first colin kaepernick. guess which athlete is being punished for his views? >> it's anthony bass. he had to apologize. he gets demoted to triple-a aaa and then he's released. >> so you can have an ideology . it just has to b e a marxist one, i guess. that's exactly righta marx. and i love your facts. here's one fact i would add to. what you had to say, though. what we have to understand about marxism is tha mat it isn'tuall actually the pursuit of widespread success. you just measured out. you gave us facts about the way that about minorities in america succeeded under the policies that embraced capitalism undertm president trump. but widespread success is nop. t the goal. >> the goal is. it's it used to be what they would have called equality, but now it is equity. and what we know that means is, look, capitalists made millions, right? and not just in footb

double bass, double bass we don't build , we don't like it with the viewers.hom you tell will be laughed at, but it is impossible to know everything, so the participants have to work not only with their heads, but also with their hands. recognize the picture from a fragment of vinci yes, because it's good. and what is it called? painting, da vinci so da vinci attraction i'm all right. there is no more attraction, beautiful creation lady, metelangelo, build a tower, test your erudition, answering quiz questions. you are intellectually entertaining show tower kirill do you think there is a chance to install another element? i think you need to grow up, 24. don't worry, the doctor has fallen, petrovich will definitely come. until tomorrow morning. fine. wait. do you pause well? you didn't like it when i worked, now i don't care. why alyona i'm leaving on television, i have a faculty of journalism behind me. i've come to say goodbye. alain, you were talking about the 10th grade nick who carried you in his arms, when you were a first-grader, they gave a call. you s

am bass do, thank you as well, for the great representative of the united states here in france. senator, thank you for your leadership on the committee and your continued support. thank you, senator nelson, for leading our administration and also being a great veteran of yourself. senator nelson, thank you. thank you to all the generals, admirals here, thank you all. i thank everyone here for gathering today to commemorate one of the most important military campaigns in history on the 79th anniversary of d-day. and most of all we thank for those who served in world war ii, thank you for your service. [applause] today we honor 150,000 allied soldiers who stormed the beaches of normandy 79 years ago. it's a day of profound significance in the history of the world, a day that began the delivering of france from nazi tyranny. the allies prepared for the invasion for two full years. last night, 24,000 allied paratroopers drifting into the darkness just after midnight on the morning of 5th june, 1944. the dawn broke. 6,000 ships carried soldiers to the landing on a 15-mile-wide beachh

karen bass thinks fema should come in and help the homeless.volvement? or is it just a reflection of her cluelessness? >> harold: look, california has been ineffective in managing this homeless problem for years. we covered it just in the last two years i've been on the show, and i hope indeed if they want to treat it like a hurricane that they do it in the short term, but i think tackling these problems in big, big ways, i think three states i would not have thought of as being pretty effective in some areas, mississippi, you don't think of as an education state, but they have the reading scores, third-eighth grade top in the country now, why? a billionaire entrepreneur said we are going to have the best experts combined with the government to figure out ways to do this. oklahoma have the best early childhood initiatives in oklahoma, why? a republican pediatrician was elected ten years ago to the statehouse, convinced his colleagues to invest heavy and this thing, make it a material improvement in kids' lives come at it has. utah, the best hom

yeah, the bass player and i live in sochi.henya is a drummer , he was a native muscovite, but fell in love with a paradise girl and moved to live in yekaterinburg, now he is the most notorious patriot of yekaterinburg and, as it were , constantly trolls me. well, how's the weather, then yes, we come to rehearsals either in yekaterinburg or moscow, but in general. we just fly from different people to the concert. we fly from different directions and we meet. cool. that is, we can say that you found your rose-colored glasses . do you remember what you couldn't afford. and what do you know, that they were nothing special then and could not afford by and large. how many times were there examples? when, for example, we were sitting on some station? i remember very well the ryazan railway station , we had some kind of transfer on trains then in the 2000s there was still a problem with terrible planes. yes, from trains, not very constantly, i even had to travel by trains with transfers. and so we sat at the transfer in ryazan, we had

it will be mostly vegetarian, got some bass as main course. >> ainsley: sea bass, why didn't we lead: vegetarian, i'll pass. end the show with good vibes, one of country music's most explosive stage performers and chris janson, not slowing down any time soon. he just released a brand-new hit album called "the outlaw side of me" and chris janson joins us live in nashville. how are you? >> i'm doing great, it's a beautiful day in tennessee, a great day to be alive in america, blessed to be with you, thank you. >> pete: and good vibes, people spend their summers listening to your hits. what's the vibe of the new album? >> it's about walking outside the line, it's not just outlaw, it has the lover side of me, fighter side of me, dad side of me, conservation side of me, and i do it with a humble heart. i love to write my own songs, sing my own songs and people gravitate toward that. and i love to perform live for fans. it's tour season, we are at the height of it and out there knocking the socks off every night and a great time doing it. >> pete: you are crisscrossing the country right no

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