eighteen-year-old striker pedro moves from corinthians to zenit.er, the striker began his career in mini-football. as part of the brazilian u20 youth team, the zenit newcomer became the champion of south america last year. it is expected that pedr will arrive in st. petersburg on january 12. and another zenit newcomer is defender nino, the football player is 27 years old and moves to st. petersburg from rio de janeiro, from the fluminenze club. the contract runs until the twenty-eighth year. as part of the brazilian national team, nino won the olympic games in tokyo. in that team there was also the current zenit player claudeño, already a former blue-white-blue footballer malcom. and as part of fluminense, nino last year won the most prestigious club tournament in south america - the copa libertadoras. thanks to that victory, the zenit newcomer played in the club championship at the end of the twenty-third year world, where fluminenza lost to manchester city in the final. after signing two newcomers to zenit, there are now eight brazilians. that's

and the point is that it is about love, this is the love that the apostle paul, the letter to the corinthiansvsky, as 150 years ago, as 200 years in the future, will be relevant, important, because they argue about him, they talk about him, i am very grateful to my interlocutors today. director, people's artist of russia vladimir ivanovich khotyanenko, thank you, vladimir ivanovich, see you, thank you, we gave you a reason to talk, very grateful, of course, anton shagin, actor of the linkom theater, mark zakharov, thank you very much, well, to you, our respected interlocutors, i , dmitry bak, host of a literary podcast, let them not talk, let them read, i say the same wonderful phrase, important to me, read with pleasure. hello, this is the podcast schrödinger's cat, and i am its host grigory tarasevich, editor-in-chief of the popular science magazine schrödinger's cat, and my co-host, the real cat bari. our podcast. about popular science , about how easy it is to understand complex things , about how to see complexity in very simple everyday things, and today we have a wonderful guest, maria

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therefore, each one , look how he builds, the apostle paul tells us in the first letter to the corinthiansness, where envy is contentiousness, there is not a bad structure, the letter of the apostle james. church i appeal to all its faithful children, maintaining the ability to objectively evaluate what is happening in our country, do not get drawn into the vicious circle of criticism generated by an unrealistic concern for the well-being of the homeland and its citizens, but by the political ambitions of individual politicians or outside influence, because otherwise it is impossible to work cooperatively for the benefit of the fatherland. to the question: what to do in this case and how to proceed? answer: such a person should carry out his ministry with dignity, not forgetting to pray that the lord would strengthen strength and grant wisdom to those who make important decisions. this will be the most correct christian. in response, remember that the fruit of righteousness in the world is sown among those who keep peace, the apostle james, third epistle, one famous russian thinker once ve

"two corinthians," called kevin mccarthy steve, called paul ryan ron, walked out of an executive orderemony after forgetting to sign an executive order, and suggested injecting bleach to kill covid [ laughter and applause almost as bad. still, britney and taylor. in a newly released letter, former president trump's physician said his overall health is excellent and his physical exams are within normal range. but take that with a grain of salt because the letter also said his coat is shiny and he's negative for heartworms. [ laughter ] also, he wrote his -- scratched out "rex" and then his name. [ light laughter ] the white house celebrated president biden's birthday last night with an instagram post showing him blowing out a dozen -- dozens! dozens of candles. [ laughter ] dozens of candles on a cake. and just quick question for the democratic party is anybody in charge of pr [ laughter ] you want people to forget how old he is, you serve him up a birthday cake that looks like a garbage can fire at a hobo camp? hey, ever heard of these yeah, those, that's what you want [ laughter ] sti

surreptitiously grasping for support with the 17th-century dutch family open to the first episode of the corinthians before him . once he had been sworn in the 32nd president committed to grasp especially constructed lectern. with both hands spoke the words that would become the most memorable he ever heard. this great nation will indoor as it has endured. we will revive and prosper. let me assert my firm belief the only thing we haveto fear is fear itself . nameless on reasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes efforts to convert, retreat and to advance he said. many of the millions listening across the nation on the radio to their presidents voice doubtless were thinking what is does he know about fear? had he ever have to worry about going with on the old, o losing a job or forced to abandon his or her home,but franklin had known fear . illness had more than once him to the brink of death. every time he went out in public he faced the prospect of falling flat on his face and in 1930 he heard the most , three most terrifying words in the english language. you have cancer. my name is doctor step

eighteen-year-old moves from corinthias to zenith. striker pedro, football player, graduate of corinthiansriker began his career with mini-football. as part of the brazilian u20 national team , the zenit newcomer became the champion of south america last year. pedro is expected to arrive in st. petersburg on january 12. and another newcomer to the st. petersburg team is defender nino. a 27-year-old football player is moving to st. petersburg, moving from rio de janeiro, from the flominense club. the contract runs until the twenty-eighth year. as part of the brazilian national team, neno won the olympic games in tokyo. in that team there was also a current player, denito claudino, already a former football player blue-white-blue malcom. and as part of fluminenza, nino last year won the most prestigious club tournament in south america - the libertador cup. thanks to that victory , the zenit newcomer played at the club world championship at the end of 2023, where he lost to manchester city in the final. that 's all about sports for now, see you in the next one. we don’t know what tool will m

open to the first epistle to the corinthians before him.nce he had been sworn in the 32nd president spoke of the words that become the most memorable he ever uttered. great nation will endure as it has endured. we revive and prosper the firm belief the only thing we have to fear is fear itself nameless and reason the unjustified terriert which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance he says. many listing across the nation to the new presidents voice were thinking what does he know about fear the everett worry about going without amiri think a job ellison brought intoo the rink f death. every time he went out and public he had flat on his face. and in 1930 he heard the most three most you have cancer. my name is steven lomazow doingg our 40 years as a neurologist is unraveling medical mysteries and clear understandable language. the last 18 years when you my greatest passions the most complex most highly guarded most historically important medical mystery of all. the truth of franklin delano roosevelt the conclusions i have

his right hand raised and his left surreptitiously grabbing for support with the bible open to corinthians him. and he pivoted to grab the specially constructed lectern with both hands and spoke the words that would become the most memorable he ever uttered. this great nation will endure as it has endured will revive and will prosper. let my alert-- assert my firm belief, the only thing we have to fear it fear itself. -- he said. many millions listening across the radio to the new president's patrician voice doubtless were thinking, what does he know about fear? had he ever had to worry about going without a meal, loosing a job or forced to abandon his or her home or farm? but franklin had known fear. illness had more than once brought him to the brink of death. every time he went out in public, he faced the prospect of falling flat on his face and in 1930, he heard the most-- three most terrifying words in the english language, you have cancer. my name is dr. steven lomazow. during my job as a neurologist, my job has been unravelling medical mysteries and communicating to patients in clea

like everyone else’s, which one can be understood from the first letter of the apostle paul to the corinthianss likely that jesus had short hair. i'm guessing he probably looked like a middle east resident east. with short, dark hair, most likely wavy. go ahead. obrada. did he have it? in the first drawings, jesus was depicted as a beardless youth. there are more than 50 similar faces in the roman catacombs, dating from the end of the 2nd to the beginning of the 4th century ad. later, jesus matured and matured. in the images he appeared to have a beard and facial features of a mature man. to answer this question, let's look at history. the roman state, which owned many colonies, at that time amounted to essentially the entire civilized world. ancient rome at this time turned from a republic into an empire. this was the era of the pax romana. all states subordinate to rome lived by the same standards. cities and roads were built the same way, people dressed the same way. judea was a vassal kingdom of the roman empire, which, naturally, paid some money to rome, which fielded an army when rome ne

you corinthians have been celebrating christmas for a 2nd time this holiday season. the government change the official date of december 25th from most traditional january 7th date, but not everyone agrees with that change, which is why be seen as a snap to moscow. opinions are divided over the move away from the orthodox candidate. i thought vaguely for some case the church bells on the front of the christmas morning. except this isn't december 25th. the official christmas not recognized by the keep government is january 7th. the christmas traditionally celebrate kids, but do create an orthodox church. according to the julian calendar, we are orthodox and ukraine. we celebrate to day and we continue to do it. i think those who said a break to the christmas on the 25th has my grandmother used to say yes, everyone goes crazy. and the only inside the cataract price in the russian language, the church has been accused of having ties to moscow.

, the point is that it is about love, this is the love that the apostle paul, the letter to the corinthiansunderstand from this, somehow, although you are right, i am not saying that you are wrong. will mark, well, not even the end, but will end the conversation, which, of course, so curious that i think that we will meet here more than once, and today, of course, we realized that fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky, like 150 years ago, like 200 years later, in the future, will be relevant and important, because they argue about him, they talk about him, i am very grateful to my interlocutors today, the director, people's artist of russia vladimir ivanovich khotyanenko, thank you, vladimir ivanovich, see you, thank you, they gave a reason, very grateful, of course, to anton shagin, actor of the linkom theater, mark zakharova, thank you big, well, to you, our respected interlocutors, i, dmitry bak, host of a literary podcast, let them not talk, let them read, i say the same wonderful phrase, important for me, read with pleasure. then, as a particular matter, maybe touch on the topic of dirty germ

>> common: well, one of my favorite verses from first corinthians 13.no record of wrongs. and it goes on to say you've got to have faith and hope but love is the greatest of these. it makes me think about how to practice love. when it says it keeps no record of wrongs, think about that. love is kindness. >> stephen: keep no records of wrongs. so love and marriage are not necessarily the same thing. >> common: no. >> stephen: because even in a good marriage, there's a scoreboard sometimes. >> common: exactly, exactly. but in a good love it's like okay, you did that. i'm going to tell you what happened i'm not going to hold it against you. to me, as a human being, i want to be at that level. i'm not always there but i know what to do and i know how to practice and to get there. those scriptures help, just surrounding myself with that type of energy and just holding myself accountable and also not beating myself up when i don't do it. just recognizing i can do better the next time. >> stephen: as jesus had, nobody's perfect. >> common: nobody's perfect, ba

and it says, ii corinthians 9:6 remember. this whoever spares sparingly reap sparingly.rking in a restaurant counter. they are not making a lot of money. you can spare a few dollars. >> brian: you should thank us. when you turn it around and i hit 15% to 20%. just at least at knowledge that i tipped you. >> steve: there is nobody there. voice in my head. >> ainsley: give them a little bit extra money and say god bless you. >> steve: coming up, nikki haley. ♪ providing for your family is a top priority. but what happens when you need affordable health care? christian health care ministries could save you up to 40% today. as a member, you can choose your provider without network restrictions. sign up at your convenience with our anytime enrollment. join a christian community that supports each other's medical expenses, offering peace of mind as you prioritize what's most important. enroll now at your chm dot org we're travelling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. ooh, take this exit. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. you feel like it's good? ho

corinthian columns. and we his photograph. we didn't think anything of it. and it's not until johns working it up a's able to zoom in. and we have the gentleman there think he'd beding somethingyou'd like the wall street journal or the new york times, and instead he's reading the post. he didn't exactly bring a lot of gravitas to the to the space and up on the seventh floor is the dining room, which is the largest of the rooms in the clubhouse. it measures 136 feet long, three feet tall. it's all finished in english oak and the ceiling is actually modeled on the same ceiling of the doge's palace in venice and actually around the attic. you see these plaques originally there was a taxidermy that there was the heads of various animals were up them and the dining room incorporates these these wonderful six circular murals which are placed over doors, circle round walls, and they depict the six oldest colleges in america, this harvard, william and mary, yale, pennsylvania, columbia and princeton. and as wonderful as that is and it's a spectacular space, you then

tamara: in 2016 he was talking about two corinthians and it sounded like not a bible verse, but a jokew he is the person who put on the supreme court a conservative majority that overturned roe v. wade and gave evangelical christians the dobbs decision. what more does he need to do? also absolutely as that one voter said, they are not looking for him to be their pastor. but part of christianity is forgiveness. and i think that a lot of his personal sins have been forgiven by these voters. amy: it's also that when we talk about being evangelical, for many folks who describe themselves as evangelical, it is less about the religious views than the political views. being white evangelical and a supporter of trump have now become synonymous. so yes, i do think the dobb's case and delivering on some of those issues matters a lot. but it is also the fact that they see that their identity and cultural identity, someone who is fighting for them, you talked in the piece about grievance politics, the sense that this is a group of people who are under siege by the left and the only person standing

into of fifth avenue, and it'sength finished with this wonderful and a decorative gceiling.ngs corinthian columns. and we took this phph. we didn't think anything of it. working it up and he's os zoom in. and we have the gentleman there reading the newspaper, and you'd th'd be reading sng like the wall street journal or the new york times, and instead he's reading the post. he didn't exactly bring a lot of gravitas to the to the space and up on the seventh floor is the dining room, which is the largest of the rooms in the clubhouse. it measures 136 feet long, three feet tall. it's all finished in english oak and the ceiling is actually modeled on the same ceiling of the doge's palace in venice and actually around the attic. you see these plaques originally there was a taxidermy that there was the heads of various animals were up them and the dining room incorporates these these wonderful six circular murals which are placed over doors, circle round walls, and they depict the six oldest colleges in america, this harvard, william and mary, yale, pennsylvania, columbia and princeton. and as