faust is a man who e.e devil tries to seduce him, yes, in fact, it turns out that the devil cannot offer anything to faust, then faust can do it all himself here, it was just the quintessence of that idea of ​​​​science of what higher power faust can make himself gold with mercury faust artificial man homunculi are grown in a test tube, that is, the creator of the scientist is equal to god well, they caught him there in love with a woman, as always. yes, it ruined him, but this is such a beautiful high story, and young people know more about the other name frankinstein, also dr. frankenstein, who created the living from the dead , it again became at the level of god, yes, that is, he collected the remains of human bodies there legends that both of these appeared in the 17th century in germany, they were almost simultaneously and germany was one of the centers of the science of education of the enlightenment in europe and so on german universities. this is something that's just what was famous for? yes, we

, it turns out that the devil cannot offer anything to the fausts, aus. all this itself was just the quintessence of that idea of ​​​​the science of what higher power faust can make gold for himself and with mercury the faust of an artificial human homunculus in a test tube grow, that is, the creator of the scientist is equal to god well, they caught it. here there on the love of a woman, as always. yes, it ruined him, but this is such a beautiful high story, and young people know more about the other name frankinstein, also dr. frankenstein, who created the living from the dead , it again became at the level of god, yes, that is, he collected the remains of human bodies there, the legend that these both appeared in xvii century in germany , they almost simultaneously germany was one of the centers of science education. enlightenment in europe etc german universities. yes, something that's just what was famous? yes, we are smoothly approaching those same germans. who understand, and then these highly educated people who have created the most beautiful sci

but also that if given the proper weapons faust, ukraine could finish the job, it could kick the russians out of ukraine effectively. by the end of this year, he even promised that he could be back yes, in munich, in person for this conference next year, off to having a one, a victory against russia. schultz, on the other hand, emphasizing that germany is ready support ukraine for the long haul. anticipating that this could turn into a long war to this question about stamina versus speed. how fast provide, what sort of weapon systems. the idea of speed versus caution, i think, is going to be an bigger and bigger one among western countries, considering how to calibrate their support to ukraine in the weeks and months ahead . certainly, we know from se lensky, he's going to be pushing that message. that every 2nd counts. d, w chief international editor, richard walker, indian exec police, in pakistan's largest city karachi, say they have regained control of their headquarters after it was attacked by the taliban militants. it happened after a battle between gunman and security forces, whic

but also that if given the proper weapons faust, ukraine could finish the job, it could kick the russians out of ukraine effectively. by the end of this year, he even promised that he could be back yes, in munich, in person for this conference next year, off to having a one, a victory against russia. schultz, on the other hand, emphasizing that germany is ready support ukraine for the long haul. anticipating that this could turn into a long war to this question about stamina versus speed. how fast to provide, what sort of weapon systems, the idea of speed versus caution. i think is gonna be an bigger and bigger one among western countries, considering how to calibrate their support to ukraine in the weeks and months ahead . certainly, we know from se lensky, he's going to be pushing that message that every 2nd counts. did you chief international editor, richard walker and munich? there were moving on police in pakistan's largest city of karachi. say they have regained control of their headquarters of after it was attacked by taliban gunman. for people including 2 police officers, were kil

but the death toll is rising faust in both countries, amid wide spread destruction, turkey has reported death in 7 provinces and from syria and appeal to the world. it's very difficult for us. we need help. we need to know student community do something to help us to support us. the disaster will close truck areas scarred by theories, civil war hitting the most vulnerable. the was many thousands of refugees. also coming up hong kong largest national security trial has begun and 47 defendants, including some of the cities, most prominent activists, are accused of trying to talk with them. they could face life in prison if convicted ah, can i man, you campus mc and, and welcome to the program. a powerful earthquake has hit a wide area along the turkish syrian border. hundreds of people have been killed and the death toll continues to rise. flights in the region have been suspended. the $7.00 magnitude trema was centered north as the turkish city of gassy, untapped it's cause destruction stretching all along turkey's southern border from the mediterranean eastwards. rescue operations are u

in the mega city of karachi, the dr. ruth faust civil hospital is an example for energy transition that snow lack of sunshine here. and the roofs are large enough to generate lots of electricity using solar panels. dozens of photovoltaic models with an output of one and a half megawatts power the hospital maintenance engineers say at our cell on our li, says the solar system will run for 2 decades, at least here, at the current, these panels to produce up to 7000 kilowatt hours of electricity every day that covers around 40 percent of the hospitals toward la electricity needs sla daily spots aren't solid bit. dorothea. pakistan aims to generate 60 percent of its energy needs from renewable sources like wind and solar by 2030. currently, only 2 percent is generated by solar power. mohammed ali runs one of the many shops for private customers looking to make the transition to solar panels, which are becoming more popular. but record inflation is putting a damper on solar projects. in this he can be, it was our now prices are higher than b f. or even though taxes in solar put spent or less

it from the german novelist and nobel laureate thomas man invented a setting for his novel doctor faust, us an imaginary town in central germany and a witness to german history. it's high culture and it's decline into depravity. he called it kaiser's ashan, and uncle morrison's after his heal more. it's came to me instead. it's here. it hadn't occurred to me, so let's just do it and it will work out. he said that so we imagined kaiser's ocean here, and that's what we called the association wagon. and most of the members only have spare time at the weekend, and it takes many months to clear away the rubble of decades. but eventually, the old church floor will see the light of day again. the original stones are sorted and carefully stored with under the vegetation. the crypt lies waiting to be discovered with the artist plan to make boards out of the old beams. a small gifts for donors and fun of cuz if i wasn't who didn't known this is oh, from the 15th century will saw a top and plain it nicely. ink of yacht causes us on a po than will engraved, kaiser's ashen on it. and ever on we want

a time, reich propagandists called the saviors of germany the one-time anti-tank grenade launcher fausttridge and the active fighter and bomber messashmitt mi-262, which developed speeds up to 850 km / h or super-heavy tank mouse designers of ferdinand porsche which weighed almost 189 tons, and at the end of the war the so -called weapons of retribution fallo-1 cruise missiles and fall 2 ballistic missiles, with which the germans fired at great britain in response to the carpet bombing of germany by anglo-american aircraft but to save the nazi regime from final defeat. no lunder. hitler did not help, his miracle weapon did not help, and it could not help, because he believed in our people. he defended his homeland, his land. eh, the memory of their fathers and ancestors, therefore such a people. it is impossible to win, and we will not allow someone to offend our homeland. alexei denisov vasily yakovlev yuri starikov alexander antonov nikita shchuchkin, together with the state film fund of russia, especially for the vesti nedeli program. the key event of the celebration of the 80th anni

randy faust is present. what, what exactly were they doing? they were walking just like 20 meters behind those settlers, or 50 meters behind or sickness in order to predict them. oh, if uh, from any defending actions and all that he's coming to my house. he went to burnett . you want to to tell me and i'm not supposed to do anything, just only one thing to wait and witness him. getting might getting me. my family, my children, when my house and to smash and demolish everything, run the trees that my cars. and i'm supposed to just to start very just like walking, looking sorry. how do you feel this morning? how do you feel going out on the streets? witnessing, buildings, shops. i've been down to one another. actually a lot and that was one of the army, dogs and brigade everywhere the, the big chose and the videos. and what i saw this morning is really at 80 said the millions of dollars was burned yesterday. and i mean at the loss is very huge. the loss is very big. i mean, financially, it's a very, very big loss. said, says cars 3 is sorry. i j

that they climbed into central asia and it will be, what is called a thing stronger than goethe's faustich, well, in general, is same hmm yes, and for pakistan, by the way, what happened was that it was impossible for the collision of irrigation and the pope of the taliban and the packs. it was considered impossible. and this, by the way, was considered possible by very serious experts. so, roughly speaking, the mechanisms of the big picture of azatization turned out to be much more influential than the internal mechanisms. even one of the countries, as it were, if it was impossible to look at them. day comrade still word in defense of the democratic people's republic of korea, she did not violate the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. she got out of it. yes, she got out of it, observing almost everything, well, except for the small details of the procedure that were spelled out in this contract, so this, of course, of course, is terrible. uh, terrible, so to speak, a crime before the contract and not distributing. but i think that now in the conditions of a global cris

that it was possible to treat them there read, let's say, the german classics, let's say goethe's fausts the essence of humanity and he speaks to everyone to everyone, and try to treat russians by letting them read the same pushkin, it will intensify the disease why because the disease is the heart of their identity and therefore they are so afraid to recover because if they recover and they will not be themselves, it does not mean that they will physically disappear, but they will lose their identity and it is very painful because the germans did not lose their identity by cleansing it from nazism or the italians from fascism or the spanish from francoism yes, but the russians risk losing their own identity, and for them it is a very polemical process, and i understand it, but i knew it. these are not my problems, these are their problems, which became ours only because they came to kill us because of their own sick identity. i want to conclude. yes, we talked a lot about russia today , and i think that this is not a problem, because we are discussing enemies and understand it better.

he and syria and i see cruise all rescuing people from the rubble, but the death toll is rising faust in both countries. amid wide spread destruction, turkey has reported death in 7 provinces and from syria and a.

caught in the mediterranean sea in marseilles where alexei returned from the other day after seven faustsw an exclusive recipe for the world famous bass ear and smoked salmon, a signature dish. i cook it a little in my own way, but because always the right component is fish, sometimes you can do it with potatoes, well, mostly without potatoes, but i did it with potatoes, and the onion, pepper , salt, and you need a firebrand and a little stack vodka. eh, a firebrand in ours. as they say, uh, it’s very difficult to find home comfort, so i a-a make champagne corks like this and set it on fire and carcass in the ear, it turns out, in principle, is equivalent, as if it were a firebrand. here it is the ear refers to extraneous sounds. i mean, he's very much like that. and he does not like to annoy him with all sorts of noise. liked? after a hearty dinner, homemade music-making calories from fish soup are of great benefit to fish soup . flying high this is how soundtracks are made. it is known for directors' great films that basses have always been highly valued, for example, fedor chaliapin wa

and if these are faust poachers, some kind of game is found on the radio mayak, why do they need guys? so everything is packed with them, maybe . 6 we have reached, now the most important thing is to decide on the choice of button. red or black maybe not worth it? amber 205 and shark-1 combed the entire adjacent square, our actions. here are catfish, let them comb this newly formed unit. and we still train and train. he also sends sharks to hunt poachers. and if it's still not poachers, but according to our information, there are no important objects on the island. there is an international scientific station and that's it. so, that it does not represent any operational value for western intelligence, especially for sabotage groups . hello, they recommended a bandura to me as an organization capable of quietly solving any tasks, including on the territory of russia such experience we have a case that i suggest you hide many mysteries and dangers. i myself do not fully know all the nuances, but i will be frank. you have not yet encountered such a dangerous enemy, this is a superbly tra

i remember we went back to human life capture, and it's a faust one. feel like that presentation of what i want people to remember me by. groundbreaking food, from award winning filmmakers. witness on a judah bought the law. will the law win with neither side, willing to negotiate? is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership increasingly fragile? what will us politics look like? as we had to the presidential election of 2024, the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line, russia, warren ukraine, has sent shock waves across the globe with what does it mean for its neighbor? georgia decided not to, to ross tell word about it because it's very much pro bratia with the country still partly under russian occupation, an influx of russian citizens and then elite with moscow connections, many ga, see the conflict as a barometer for their future. these window for porcine t o. p question. and of course ukraine fights. our fight is well, george's tough choices on a jetta. ah ah, hello depot here. this is the al jazeera news, our li

that optimistic people tend to prefer sweets over sour flavors and 41% of people with a partner is fausttend to have the same favorite dessert so alternative you it is mrs south castaneda favor the same thing for dessert as you do the same thing as her and that is what what is your chosen like red velvet cheese frosting? exactly okay, alright. how about you know you're shaking your head? that's exactly i was just gonna mention that red velvet. yeah, i love red velvet. yeah, and it was one of my favorites. what's the ci? yeah man, we're all good on that one. i was like, very still it right in my mouth. sweet to salty, though, if you like a bag of chips or a cupcake cupcake chips, backup trips for you, you sweet or salty. i don't know. it's a tough one guys here cord which is both, which is why you can't stop eating it. okay chocolate that has a sea salt in it. yeah that's that's excellent for an hour, but let's move on to news. a good discussion for sure. let's swing back to our big story of the day and, of course, new this morning, oakland congresswoman barbara lee has officially launche

faust oeuvre is county supervisor since 2012 he represented district 2 which includes hayward union city, newark and parts of fremont nate miley, the president of the board of supervisors shared a statement that reads in part, quote, richard bout was a champion for his district, especially his hometown of union city. richard fought for safety, net services, mental health programs. he was an advocate for at-risk touth drop development programs and was a steadfast champion for organized labor. happening today, san mateo county opens its recovery center to help people impacted by the recent storms. kron four's michael thomas reports on the new services that will be offered. >> this is just one of 3 locations here in san mateo county offering recovery assistance. but this specific location is all a one-stop shop, meaning that you can get assistance from city, state county and even federal. all questions will be answered. and officials in this county do say that they believe that's them. a 2 county says this year storm displaced hundreds of people from homeowners and renters. just small busin

this is misty faust for over 18 years, and this is the first that's just shy of seven inches of snow. that's a lot of snow. there's been 10 inches of snow up on how mountain multiple reports of 8 to 10 up in the lake county. of course, santa cruz mountains has just been hammered. allan rock 2.5 inches of rain. la honda 1.69 cassandra 1.67 castro valley had an inch and a half of rain. other rainfall totals can't feel it always does well, and this time they did again. 1.61 pleasant in 1 43 sandra fell 1 42 no valley and engine 38 103 months with over an interim dublin with over nature in san francisco and there as well in redwood city, 88 100 san francisco, by the way. set a record low this morning of 39 degrees, breaking the old mark of 40 and 18 91. what makes that even doubly impressive if you will. they didn't do that. with calm conditions and clear skies. they did that with rain, wind and clouds to get down to 39 that tells you how cold this air masses mount davidson was 37 degrees. that's really cold for the city. when you i mean under clear conditions, that's cool. but when you h

field to washington in in 61 and then of of course it's informed by the carnage of the war as drew faustnd others have written about so so well well i find arguably the most profound thing in a theological sense that any american president has ever said was in the second inaugural when he says that it may well be that every ounce of blood drawn by the lash be answered by an ounce of blood drawn the sword. and if that be the case, then the judgments are true and righteous. all together. wow. now step back for second. that's an american president on a winter saturday speaking before one of the first integrated crowds ever in american life. same. there's a divine force beyond time and space that is interested in the affairs of a nation down to casual accounts. you can agree. you can disagree. but we know, he said. and the man who said that, i don't think the man who said that would not have said that four years before. let's talk about his verbiage and his writing and speeches. they as you write words matter to the link? yep. and now he the king james bible and i've found recently i read a

in a couple of years, ivan the terrible from the start-up girl, he reincarnates as mephistopheles faustal operatic costume. he was so half-naked, you know. he was so snuffboxes. yeah, i once brought chicken broth the italian prima caught a cold and didn’t understand a word of russian fedor ivanovich invited her to the dress rehearsal of tchaikovsky’s opera evgeny onegin where he performed the aria of the pregnant and suddenly he sang onegin i swear on the sword, madly i love tornagas, but that’s all they laughed around her, and mamontov herself explained that fedya confessed his love to her, chaliapin is a soloist at the same time of the bolshoi and the mariinsky theater, and his bass is legendary. he possessed an amazing, i would say sculptural expressiveness. that is, he each phrase literally molded from you chaliapin chandeliers trembled, atbas chaliapin glasses cracked. let's check the legend with gnesinka students and a physicist. if you sing on the same note on which the glass clinks, then it will begin to vibrate and burst almost between them chaliapin's life in russia split afte

whom they climbed into central asia and it will be, what is called a thing stronger than goethe's fausts, and for pakistan, by the way, it happened that it was impossible for a collision of irrigation and a pack of talibo fak - it was considered impossible . and this, by the way, was considered possible by very serious experts. so, roughly speaking, the mechanisms of the big picture of chaotization turned out to be much more influential than the internal mechanisms of one of the parties? as they say, if it was impossible to look at them. earlier after all, the word in defense of the democratic people's republic of korea, she did not violate the treaty on her proliferation of nuclear weapons. she got out of it. yes, she came out of it, observing almost everything, well, there, with the exception of the small details of the procedure, which were spelled out in this and i say, so this, of course, of course, is terrible. e terrible, so to speak a crime before the contract and not distribution. but i think that now in the conditions of hmm, so to speak, a global crisis. we must uh, understan

ideas of hitler at various times, called the saviors of germany a one-time anti-tank grenade launcher faustartridge a turbojet fighter and bomber messa schmidt met262, which developed speeds of up to 850 km / h or a super-heavy tank mouse , the designers of ferdinand porsche, which weighed almost 189 tons, and at the end of the war so we call the weapons of retaliation fallo-1 cruise missiles and fall 2 ballistic missiles, which the germans fired at great britain in response to the carpet bombing of germany by anglo-american aircraft, but to save the nazi regime from the final defeat. no geeks. it didn’t help, hitler’s miracle weapon didn’t help, and it couldn’t help, because our people he believed in himself. he defended his homeland, his land. e memory of their own. fathers and ancestors, therefore, such a people cannot be defeated, and we will not allow someone to offend our homeland alexei denisov vasily yakovlev yuri starikov alexander antonov nikita shchuchkin together with the guest fund of russia especially for the vesti nedeli program. the key event of the celebration of the 80th a