if you talk about enrico, karuza, casavina, epic, wait a second, enrico karuza is a tenor. hardly a bubbler. maybe a tedr can teach, but it is unlikely that he will, well, of course, we don’t know her, but he is unlikely to teach. uh, in here she became a figure skater. what did she want? wait a wait, wait in the days of enric carusa, was it like that? uh, there was no figure skating, but hardly, so we can argue, either there is a river, which is a ballerina, which is chanel, she is only a style. no, she well, why does she only teach mine , she didn’t seem to be engaged in manners, no. sonya sonya quinina, what year of birth i have, listen alyosha, i'm alive and interested in young people, but you know not the same, especially the last 10 years. come on, most likely corsavita. and why? and why? well, she is a ballerina, why would coco chanel teach her something? other ballerina in black was not a skater the skater is most likely a ballerina, of course. oh sure. the ballerina of the mariinsky theater entered the diaghilev pipe. yes. sonya kenya was the first to introduce the

busy enrico with explosives, as according to the vice men of the large capital, there was a proposal to allow no, so when our military forces to blow up this monument at 1st this might seem absurd, but a lumpy of the have been examples of soviet legacy sides being removed like this, we are considering all possible options. comes as lot fears. parliament is preparing a bill that will allow the destruction of all the soviet era. monuments in the country, though, expect it to be passed next month would effect some $300.00 science in latvia, rica has already dissolved an agreement with russia that enforced the protection of such monuments. the controversial memorial and regal honoring soviet soldiers who helped liberate not from the non chase, has also been the scene of public protest. local authorities have detained several people who are opposed to bound on victory de anniversary to immigration out the side. let's get the thoughts now of america. a film director screen lighter oxer produce and many thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to see. we would love to have you compan

asking nato troops to use explosives to demolish a world war. 2 era monument to soviet soldiers, enrico 11 capitals, deputy mayor said that in response to a journalist's question about the possibility for such actions. and this comes as lucky as parliament has been preparing a bill that if passed would make mandatory the destruction of all monuments that it says, glorify soviet or nazi forces. the law expected to be passed next month would affect some $300.00 soviet sites. in latvia, they condemned monuments would be reported. they do to be removed by november, 15th riga, has already dissolved an agreement with russia that enforced the protection of such monuments, controversial memorial and rigor honoring soviet soldiers who liberated luxury from the not. recently the senior public protest where the local authorities detained. several people who opposed a ban on victory day commemorations website. internationally acclaimed to serbian film director amir coasted, isa wonders, why instead of relying on history western countries appear to be abandoning it. they want to raise the history of

going to go on to talk a little bit about another theorist and the different style and that's enrico fermi who did who was both a theorist but also an experimentalist and perhaps the last great figure of that who really struggled both, but i do talk early about how you can particle physics in. yes. that's right it probably because and new and i do talk a little earlier about newton was also so so the book goes on. to talk about newton and einstein what did you do? what what did einstein do what was this theory of special relativity and then a good deal about his theory of general relativity. talks about quantum mechanics. it talks about our understanding of the forces of nature and how that's developed our understanding of the strong the weak and the electromagnetic force and how we finally have developed this thing known as the standard model. up and how we finish it how we got to this place? discusses the large hadron collider and the discovery of the higgs boson up and then a good deal about our just a discussion of our present understanding of the universe of its history and it's