that means the da vinci wolves have the right to participate. tikhonovskaya is known for her appeals to vladimir putin during the mass protests of the 20th , 20th. yes, in belarus. yes, she said, asked him to become a mediator in relations with lukashenka , they also called him a politician who can help the wise belarusian people to overthrow lukashenka. well , we included in our broadcast a representative of the battalion e-e constitution of kalanov belarus who are fighting for ukraine, who are treating svitlana tikhanovskaya and her team with care , we have worked it out. let's finish. there's a full stop. igorchich renda. vasyl winter will be with you on this morning 's broadcast, well, it's ready now. in the morning thank you vasyl, culture, well , the negotiations and basically everything around that, there is a lot, we will start in a moment. congratulations, it has been a long day. all the conversations on russian tv revolved around kherson , the us midterm elections and the negotiations, all three topics entwined in a bizarre way, as it

no, that after da vinci you don’t need to draw after shostakovich , there will be movement to write musicostakovich you need to write music, just as after da vinci a lot of great artists appeared, whom i love the talent of my strength. eh, that wouldn't be enough for now. eh, there is a sober assessment of this. but you know what's curious is that there is composition and i won't. they call the names that they told me, what a fine fellow you are that you left this. how did you do it right and so on and so forth. well, i would never risk it, because i am already sitting all in this for the anniversary of our classics. i already mentioned. you traveled to the places of kupala and kolos for publication in the belarusian dumka, a little riddle. julia look at the screen and try to guess. whose is it there is no oak, but it is kupala or kolos oak. this is kupalovsky oak. this is an absolutely wonderful place. to whom it is not far from the commune to us and to whom it is not far from the kirys of that very river rice e where hmm kupala went, either in the thirty-second, or in the thirty-third y

these are the scientific records of the great italian scientist leonardo da vinci . it has 18 double sheets nested one inside the other, resulting in 72 pages. they are densely written off in the typical leonardo way with the left hand regularly to the left, in mirror writing and for reading. need a mirror leonardo talked about the properties of water, soil, air and moonlight. he made mathematical calculations, drawings and diagrams in 1719, the treatise was acquired by thomas cook, the first earl of leicester, and for almost 300 years the manuscript was kept in britain . the russian military in the zone of a special military operation is protected by anti-aircraft missile gun systems. shell, they notice in the sky like large objects. such as cruise ballistic missiles, helicopters and airplanes, as well as small ones, for example, household runes, and with the help of a thermal imager they can see if explosives are fixed to the drone. action calculation these targets were destroyed. the fall range of these points did not bring any damage to the population and the pro

leonardo da vinci. because they see the connection between the arts and humanities.teve jobs once said that basically the reason bill gates created the most god-awful product to be done that isnd almost unusable is because he studied only coding and computer science that steve jobs had poetry and calligraphy and dance and the arts. so when steve did have product launch it was the intersection of the arts and technology. that is what we do at tulane but that is what you were saying it is the key to creativity. >> philadelphia during franklin's time was the creative one —- the cradle of creativity. why was that? >> is deeply important to understand those that become cradles of creativity. human start in 1570 with florence at the house of the renaissance. seventeen seventies with philadelphia. 1970 the stanford area. but philadelphia and florence if you - - as you spoke of earlier it's a shame it was in the context of the glorification we see here in new orleans by having a diverse culture not something to be imposed by law but if you look. and leonardo goes there, he i

these are the scientific records of the great italian scientist leonardo da vinci, he kept them in florencen 1504-1510, the real name is a treatise on water , earth and heavenly affairs, the founder of microsoft laid out 30 million 800,000 dollars for it at that time it was the most expensive book in the world. it has 18 double sheets nested one inside the other, resulting in 72 pages. they are densely written off characteristic of leonard with a left-handed way properly left mirrored letter. and for reading you need a mirror leonardo talked about the properties of water , soil, air and moonlight, made mathematical calculations, drawings and diagrams in a 1719 treatise. thomas cook acquired the first count-lister and for almost 300 years the manuscript was kept in britain, then more than once i have been owned by the owners, it is believed that leonardo's manuscript is full of mysteries of scientific forecasts and they continue to study it, this was such a day in history that contains donetsk land and rolls, needle ammunition bullet. opponent back artillery systems are literally hidden by t

leonardo da vinci and ben franklin. and that's why i wanted to do biographies of both. because what they see is the connection between the arts and the humanities. as you said at the end of your talk, that people, steve jobs once said and he it goes rigo your story about poetry, that basically the reason bill gates created the zoom which was a most god-awful product ever to be done in microsoft word is almost unusable, was because he studied only coding insights and computer science where steve jobs studied calligraphy, dance, poetry and art when he went to college. so that notion st did when he ever did a product launch he always showed the last slide was the intersection of the arts and technology. and so that's what we do at tulane but that's what you were saying, to come is the key to creativity. >> speaking of creativity, philadelphia during franklin stein was the cradle of creativity -- franklin's time. and why was at? >> i think that is a deeply important to understand why some places in sometimes become credos of creativity, , and if e go through history you can

when dan brown published the da vinci code that create significant problems on the catholic church.unleased and army of cranks on the catholic church. and when it was announced. : : : it was about freemasonry. the lost symbol and ended climax to exceed desk juan: it is the jurisdiction of sorts in washington d.c. this gigantic in washington d.c. and masons were terrified that they were going to get the same army unleashed on them and they would go wild so was the state of panic in freemasonry but in the end actually the book gives freemasons very good press and i was going to not -- say not bad. freemasons get very good presidents only the bad guy who believes in the masonic conspiracy theories and he believes the freemasons are all-powerful. one of the heroes of the story is a freemason so yeah it has created panic repeatedly through history. >> what is the current status? are the numbers increasing or decreasing? >> it depends where you go. in the united states freemasonry is declining in numbers. one of the chapters in my book is set in new york at the time of the worlds fair in

these are the scientific records of the great italian scientist leonardo da vinci, he kept them in florencen 1504-1510, the original title is a treatise on water , earth and heavenly affairs, the founder of microsoft laid out for him 30 million 800.000 dollars at that time it was the most expensive book in the world. it has 18 double sheets nested one inside the other, resulting in 72 pages. they are densely written off in the typical leonard way with the left hand regularly to the left, in mirror writing and for reading. need a mirror leonardo talked about the properties of water, soil, air and moonlight. he made mathematical calculations drawings and diagrams in a 1719 treatise. acquired by thomas cook the first earl of the forest. and for almost 300 years the manuscript was kept in britain later changed owners more than once, it is believed that leonardo's manuscript is full of mysteries of scientific forecasts and they continue to study it, such was this day in history. refuel a car without leaving home in novosibirsk , a mobile fuel delivery service has been launched. it would seem a g

_ an unprecedented loan of leonardo da vinci's st— an unprecedented loan of leonardo da vinci's stjohne french... the french— 17th century because the french... the french had too many leonardo paintings— the french had too many leonardo paintings so they swap them out and there _ paintings so they swap them out and there were _ paintings so they swap them out and there were a whole series of other transactions that brought it back to the french— transactions that brought it back to the french collection. now it is going _ the french collection. now it is going to — the french collection. now it is going to the gulf and as a representative of western civilisation i can think of no greater— civilisation i can think of no greater one, i think is wonderful that abu — greater one, i think is wonderful that abu dhabi is this christian painting — that abu dhabi is this christian painting to the abu dhabi larouche and i hope — painting to the abu dhabi larouche and i hope that many many people go and i hope that many many people go and visit _ and i hope that many many people go and visit it—

and why is there so much blue, because leonardo da vinci for the first time explained to her compatriots sky is blue mosaic made of pieces of ceramic tiles and paintings, natalya dedicated these forty-two square meters to the genius of leonardo da vinci now these forty-two square meters are her personal message for a long time students of the irkutsk polytechnic university how and every other girl loved to make rowan bracelets and rings from marigolds. the people who invent teapots develop the aesthetic appearance of the external yes, and the technology for making this teapot and putting it into operation are also designers. well, our designers specialize in jewelry elena alexandrovna bermann. associate professor, department of jewelry design and technology, irtu ph.d. practice is a baikal quartz enterprise. gems our students practice there with great pleasure the main materials that are used in the production of bcs this is jade. this is charoid lapis lazuli coffee calcid. well , the most important thing is charoid and jade. today polina has a unique opportunity to get to the enterprise

da vinci and even warhala act in approximately the same manner as the german latest generation.y attacked klimt go and raphael and the european philharmonic of elbrus, was there information in the press that these groups were financed from an american fund? who and how who? how and why is it trying to destroy the system of russian traditional values, and how can we resist these issues ? and, that is, it is beneficial, first of all, by our international opponent to the collective west at the head of the united states, and in fact there is nothing new in this undermining the internal unity of society for the geopolitical weakening of competitors. and the winner in global competition will be the one who manages to maintain this very cohesion of society on the basis of common values ​​and meanings to prevent internal spending, the religious community is one of the foundations of that nationwide moral majority that is consolidated today around traditional values ​​and which in fact affairs is one of the foundations of political stability in the country and the preservation of our civ

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that was used in the filming of the titanic the fast and the furious war of the worlds batman the da vinciion impossible harry potter star wars terminator pirates of the caribbean and transformers and today his company filmtechnik, located near kyiv, produces the world's best telescopic equipment for filming. now we are filming in a unique electric guitar museum in kyiv universal this is the only place in in the world, where exclusive universe guitars are made, which are highly valued and played by such star rock performers as alice cooper, bird aldridge, stever andriy makarevych and many others, if it weren't for lenny kravitz, the movie austin powers could have been without a cool soundtrack, the number of grammys, this is the best male rock vocal performance, one of the most talented musicians of our time always proudly says i'm from ukraine, ukraine, the violinist is with ukrainian roots, the performer of the role, nikola pokonini, as well as modern ukrainian pakanini vasyly popadyuk destroy the patterns of human possibilities, a demonstration of their musical skill, they are just like

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called end of science basically talked about how the renaissance science and art were connected like da vinci -- you e know, art and science were part ofy each other's story that was a beautiful time and a lot of ways, not in other ways but then we have this period of industrial revolution and scientific revolution in this arts and sciences became separated and they made progress that way. until we unite science again, science will be stuck placing evidence of that right now people not leaving science and cepeople feeling like science am to be as comfortable and scientists not being able to communicate with people who need to hear science so it's almost i like a mission to bring these things together because i do believe progress cane be made when art and science feeding people each other. >> yes. >> okay, i'm going to read short bit. there is a memoir and it and this was written as the pandemic hit coming through the pandemic in this book and this is a section where i'm trying to make sense of what i have learned about genetic diversity but also i wasn't able to go to australia to be in the

da vinci is being hunted by green terrorists. luckily they don't use flamethrowers yet.he entrance is soup and tomato juice, with the help of which eco-activists have already attacked the paintings of van gogh and claude monet, but what future are these picture hunters fighting for and why political figures can stand behind them more serious than greta tuberk understood our partner andrey sukhanov all week european politicians tried to agree on a price ceiling for russian oil, but their negotiations were more like krylov's fable swan, cancer and pike, when are the comrades in agreement? no, we are working hard to hit russia where it hurts most, to further weaken its ability to wage war in ukraine, and today i can announce that we are very soon on the verge of a global cap on the price of russian oil. however, these are just words. but in fact, while the big baltic countries demand to set the price for oil from russia in the amount of 30 dollars per barrel france germany insist on 70 dollars. and for example, greece, malta and cyprus, these figures are not at all satisfie

e, for example, the gioconda of leonardo da vinci, but in our reality behind the works.vinci is being hunted by green terrorists. luckily they don't use flamethrowers yet. the entrance is tomato juice soups, with the help of which eco-activists have already attacked the paintings of van gogh and claude monet, but for what future are these picture hunters fighting and why for them political figures can stand with their backs more serious than greta tuberk understood our partner andrey sukhanov and all week european politicians tried to agree on a price ceiling for russian oil, but their negotiations were more like krylov's fable swan cancer and pike, when in comrades consent no we do our best to hit russia where it hurts most , to further weaken its ability to conduct military operations in ukraine and today i can announce that we are very soon about good, global cap on russian oil prices. however, these are just words. but in fact, while the big baltic countries demand to set the price for oil from russia in the amount of $30 per barrel of france, germany insists on $70.

something prepared here, yes, but first tell me how you manage to be such an almost virtuoso leonardo da vinciyou are also into irish dancing. well, i've been doing them for about 3 years. yes, that is you can you show me something else like this, well , yes, show me i can do one movement. come on , one move. it didn’t work out, you need to jump up to make a quick rotational movement with you. so i can only either jump or make a rotational movement. well, we'll rehearse with you later. i know who listens to you very well. and who are you good at? yes, how do you send it? your experience? this is your beautiful dog iriska. here she is. she just wants to come to us, maybe we will let her go. maybe she will come to us on stage. no, are you afraid it is? come on and iriska come to us. no, come on, you come too. of course, go all together. this is tatyana, mother of spiridon and iriska, a dog with a peredon. well, i know that the risk knows the team, yum-yum. this is a very clever idea you came up with. i think, i think all dogs have this team. they intuitively somehow yes. and what else, she knows

h.g. you, linda leonardo da vinci drew it. hg. wells you, linda leonardo da vinci drew it . hg.s described it and winston churchill it to be built . the and winston churchill it to be built. the tank first appeared in combat as a british weapon at the battle of the somme in 1916. at the of cumbrae the following year the british deployment of around 14 tanks indicated that mechanised warfare had taken an enormous leap forward. one of the tanks that was in capacity datacom brain known as deborah lay, buried for eight years. she was eventually and is now on display in the museum at fuller square . the battle began on the square. the battle began on the 20th of november, 1970 are marking the 105th anniversary. a group of enthusiasts has built a working replica which is being demonstrated this weekend and author john taylor joins me now from france . we've been talking from france. we've been talking the machine deborah what happened to the crew of deborah do we know ? yes, we do know. so do we know? yes, we do know. so deborah, as you say, rightly say michael was of the tanks that t

like da vinci. art and science they fed each other they are part of each other's story.t's really a beautiful time in a lot of ways, w was in in other ways. anyway then we had disappeared of industrial revolution andf scientific revolution. in the sciences became separated and they made a ton of progress that way the science really made a ton of progress. this book held that until we unite art and science again science is going to be stuck. i think we are seeing evidence of that right now. people not believing science. people feeling like science is able to be just countable? in a scientist not being able to communicate that well with people who need to hear science. almost like a mission to bring these things together. i do believe progress can be made when art and science to and they think they really do. >> is reallyok fascinating. can we hear a little bit? >> okay. [laughter] just going to read a short little bits. so this book like i said there's memoir in it was written as the pandemic hit. so my experiences coming through the pandemic are in this book. this is aon

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no, that after da vinci you don’t need to draw after shostakovich, those movements will be written. write music, just as after the dacha a lot of great artists appeared, whom i love . eh, that wouldn't be enough for now. eh, there's a sober assessment of this. but you know what's curious is that there is a composer and i won't. to call the names that they told me, what a fine fellow you are that you left this. how did you do it right and so on and so forth and etc. well, i would never risk it, because i am already sitting all in this for the anniversary of our classics. i already mentioned. you traveled to the places of kupala and kolos for publication in the belarusian dumka, a little riddle. julia look at the screen and try to guess whose oak tree it is. no, well, this is kupala or kolosa oak, this is kupala oak. this is an absolutely wonderful place. to whom it is not far from the commune for us and to whom it is not far from kira, that very river rice and e where hmm kupala went, either in the thirty-second, or in the thirty-third year, that is, people are still arguing on this

leonardo da vinci monna.yebrows no, in general, historians are looking for reasons in the religious direction, they say, during the inquisition, love physical perfection was considered. it was a sin from that then not only women’s eyebrows were knocked down, but also plucked eyelashes, i don’t know who they were guided by in ancient greece, but there they grew eyebrows, smeared them with protein for shine, and besides, they connected eyebrows on the bridge of the nose in ancient egypt with antimony everyone, both men and women, let down right up to the temples, by the way, it was in ancient egypt that you could find out by your eyebrows whether your cat died or not, because a sign of mourning eyebrows shaved off the eyebrows judged the nobility of the position in society and religious preferences. and what do eyebrows talk about in our time for an answer to this question, and not only did we go to the professional government of the eyebrows, but this is the frame of the picture, beautiful eyebrows are the key

here many years ago installed the first in russia robot surgeon da vinci all this place of the surgeonre you see, no, gloves absolutely, it was a real miracle of 2008. the tentacles of the assistant's robot are lowered into the patient's body, but these hands cannot work independently; they are controlled by a human surgeon since then a new era began in russian surgery at the work of a russian colleague, then i watched the american lesson. may i ask you one question? how many of these procedures do you do each year at your clinic in the us i already i will make 2.000.400%. every year i do 66 such operations since then 14 years have passed and with the light hand of professor pushkar, romantic operations have been put on stream in russia, and today he has the most experience in europe right hand is represented. with monopolar electric scissors, you see this. the left hand is represented by bipolar forceps on the operating table of a man. he had advanced prostate cancer a few years ago. at best, the fate of a severely disabled person awaited him, but today this patient will live normally

this is the last supper by leonardo da vinci, what technique was used in this work, and what about theosaic on canvas of cska? in response because if you look closely, everything is not accurate. you are very inaccurate. yes, and here squares appear directly. so it seems to me that mosaic, but it’s definitely not fresco artyom, how did you answer, to be honest, the correct answer? i don't remember, but uh, i don't think it's a mosaic for sure. and it's hardly a painting on canvas, so i'm a sharp young lady, of course, but a fresco, if my memory serves me right, is that a? hmm painting on wet plaster, if well, the essence yes, the essence is the same quite right. this is the correct answer to the question. it is on the wall in the monastery, which is located in milan, it seems to me, if i am not mistaken, yes, in my opinion, in my opinion in milan a the correct answer to the question variant eighth question. what is a seal, but overconfidence used a stamp with a dessert of ice cream time? maxim, what do you think, what answer is the correct print good? and what does yaroslav think, niki

this is the last supper by leonardo da vinci in what technique this work was done, and the mosaic usedn response to a bunny, because if you look closely. it's all so blurry, it's all very inaccurate. yes, and here squares appear directly. so, it seems to me that something is a mosaic, but it’s definitely not fresco artyom, how did you answer, to be honest, the correct answer? i don't remember, but uh, i don't think it's a mosaic for sure. and it's hardly a painting on canvas, so i'm smart sharply well done so this is a frisk, of course, but a fresco, if my memory serves me right, is it? painting on a damp plaster, if well, the essence, yes, the essence is the same, the most absolutely right. this is the correct answer to the question. it is on the wall in the monastery, which is located in milan, it seems to me, if i'm not mistaken, yes, in my opinion, in my opinion in milan and the correct answer to the questions is the eighth question. what is aplomb, and excessive self-confidence b official stamp c ice cream dessert time. maxim, what do you think is the correct answer ? answer answe

i don't know there, it's not for me so leonardo da vinci all the questions most often use a smartphonece of a boss. i’m even thinking of taking your voice from that leadership and recording it so that i wake up like this , awakenings, for example, light ones, but still many prefer the old-fashioned mechanical alarm clock. louder and longer the season of difficult awakenings is open to these medical students who don't know how to go to class by 8:00 in the morning. what an alarm clock saves, phones are mechanical, mom, i wake up, probably worse than students, because i need two alarm clocks a mechanical alarm clock that i'm used to and the same on the phone. today, we more often use alarm clocks in smartphones, meanwhile, there are rather mechanical electronic light radio alarm clocks. by the way, they among others, the radio alarm clock is in great demand, you can set your favorite radio station just as a wake-up call so you don’t wake up to your favorite radio station. or the sound of the wind of the sea, yes, and any buzzer, the taxes themselves say, no matter what sounds in the morn

they laughed at the experiment, carried out the recordings, voted for elections, they say leonardo da vinci because for now. well, i'm kidding, and as in the network. i read this joke. the postman pechkin will bring exactly those shadows that he will wear for people for a long time, he has the opportunity to change the result of the elections at the beginning, because there are sins everywhere, but there is no such civilizations like the american one, which demonstrated narcissism to the whole world with such rapture, the confidence of infallibility and the arrogance of strength, of course, and this contrast between reality and it is impressive. today, of course, it seems to me that for almost a decade now, all ideas about the functioning of democratic institutions have been broken. of course, it deals a colossal blow to the prestige of america and, of course, there are rockets and finances that they use to keep the whole world, and that's it. well , of course, the republicans blame the fraud the democrats are probably not groundless, but the democrats are accused of rigging the republicans

mona lisa in the painting by leonardo da vinci however, let's get back to the butterflies and surprises ivan zatevakhin. your last name could not have been any other idea. nature itself will be abandoned. what did not learn. this effect is, however, not all butterflies. of course, not everyone has it, in general it is classic example. and when the so-called, frightening colors are classic, it's just that it is in all textbooks. but why then not all butterflies? well, because it is important for someone to be, well, just so dazzle on the beautiful. e, so that everyone around notices and accordingly. uh, we could get married as many and as often as possible. that's why some butterflies are just, well , conspicuous. yes, because that way they get a lot of mates, more genes, more kids , whatever. well, someone on but honestly poke at others and children have a lot of children a lot of grandchildren great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, you know? it's the same from generation to generation. let's say others disguise themselves as butterflies of a whore. i understood that. yes, a