it feels loose and rough around its edges. it feels like it's trying to hide something. feels like me." i guess i'll hold it up. brenda: "inly finished half of the painting, perhaps, because i'm still under construction at my age. ha! i started at the bottom. building blocks, shades and shapes, represent the different elements... uh, that make up who i am." kimberly: i--i don't want to speak for you, but, like, the representation of you that i'm seeing here i think is beautiful. you didn't--complete or incomplete, you know, i like it a lot. brenda: thanks. marjan: allowing myself to be vulnerable and allowing myself to not care that other people aren't comfortable with my vulnerability, i think has been something challenging. brenda: i love what she said, too, about making other people comfortable. that's been my life story, and that's part of why i hide, because if i tell everything, sometimes it may seem like i'm bragging. sometimes people may not get it. and so, i always push myself i the background and make sure everybody was comfortable. woman: "the stationary sea g

i feel contractions feel goosebumps.t feelings. come on, try to describe it to me, for example , in some physical terms. is it a cold feeling or hot. hot hot is it static or is it dynamic is it expanding or contracting or is it pulsing contracting? the contraction is pulsing well, if you now let yourself let this feeling go, what will happen i will scream even louder. what do you feel and as if something is opening inside of me. and, well, it gets easier and easier, then i can say that when this feeling arises, it the feeling that you stop breathing. you seem to renew your breath. how do you think, when could you first encounter this feeling, when no one is waiting for you with this feeling of cold, squeezing your chest. don't try to remember in your head be your feeling. can't tell when when you were 20 this feeling was already familiar to you good student days. well, when you were 15, this feeling was familiar to you no. also, i don't know. i do not remember the student body was 15 years old. why don't you remember? th

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it has to be done in camera for it to feel real and feel right. there's something about an image when you look at it. if something has been moved around or photo-shopped, you won't respond to it in the same way you would to a picture that hasn't been messed with. eyes at the camera, hold just a little bit. there. you see a lot of repetition out there. so whenever someone comes to me, i have to come up with a unique response. gq called me and they said, we want to do the music portfolio with you. we photographed 19 musicians in two and a half months, which turned into a 26 page portfolio in the magazine. i want to try to create something iconic that people will remember of that musician at that time of their life. when you photograph celebrities, you don't know what to expect. you might have five minutes with them. how are you gonna find that moment as it's happening? that short interaction, the exchange of energy. i find that really fascinating. depending on flow and photographing, you get a little nervous, but you have to be a little nervous to c

he had asked how he feels about the big the super bowl. >> feel good. want to go into 9 anyway. too much on a quarterback and he couldn't. he couldn't before like he wanted the nfc championship game ended up being a blowout. >> but niners fans always remain faithful man, top that >> we had a rookie quarterback half the season for us to get this far is their fans are still here this what it is, but i'm faithful to the bay it it's often next year, even though we lost niners fans still feel like they're winning. people are so pumped up and celebrating the incredible season that we had. everyone saying maybe next year will be our year. i'm sarah stinson reporting in san jose. back to you. >> still ahead with an investigation into southwest airlines holiday meltdown, fines and how the airline he's hoping to dig itself out from the mess in the coming months. >> plus, new details on the southern california shooting that left 3 dead. >> but first, former nfl player colin kaepernick releasing a trailer to his docu series investigating a central california police department. >> colin kaep

looking, listening, feeling the gentle breeze on their skin. oh, in the name of science, they're being observed by kevin rosario and rachel. oh. the 2 researchers are investigating the effect of nature on body and mind. daquan stamps with their name and view. we're looking at how symptoms of anxiety and stress are reduced. and also how attention canadian hanson does even were also paying attention to the link that stress, for example, can hop on common problems such as cardiovascular disease and what's cause of a conklin to something the researchers bring small groups to the woods here on the edge of the city, the test subjects are all wearing heart rate monitor simply there. perfect. it basically measures his high rate and how it changes over time. and then with that we can related amal stress that he's doing because of the what he's hungry, then the more relaxed and therefore less stress yes. and then we can compare how this changes based in the forest. and when he saw the forest in the to reset is already have some preliminary data on the mi

he's made to feel welcome and included. at its best, this place can feel like family. i feel good. did - something good to help. and he is a lovely boy, he's very clever. - i think you can tell that. i'll give you some eggs as well. - iordanis doesn't have to be here, he's an international it consultant, but his silicon valley employers encourage this sort of volunteering. this is some fish. you can have that. and he's happy to be here. the very first few times, i was very upset when i went home. i've got four kids, . so i spoke to my kids and my wife and i said, i look, you know, you don't know how lucky we are. that'll keep your strength up. it's been a tough week for anita. i'm going to have a piece of this orange. i've had no breakfast. as well as struggling with the cold, she's also struggling with the benefits system. apparently, i'm not meeting government criteria. i'm supposed to make £491 a month and i'm only making £a56. the issue is that she's been told that she needs to get her wages up by £35 a month or lose benefits. the trouble with that is it's hard to do more hours

i feel i am going to _ part of this? a great deal. i feel i am going to need _ part of this?oing to need to be the voice for those who live the way that charlie does, to depict him with dignity and with respect, in a way that we haven't seen that character played on screen before. i need to know if she's going to have a decent life, where she cares about people. his remarkable transformation, the result of heavy prosthetics. the lead character might be an unusual for hollywood but the director hopes the story will resonate with us all. i need to know that i have done one thing right with my life. i am i need to know that i have done one thing right with my life.— thing right with my life. i am happy it's out in the _ thing right with my life. i am happy it's out in the world _ thing right with my life. i am happy it's out in the world and _ thing right with my life. i am happy it's out in the world and it - thing right with my life. i am happy it's out in the world and it has i thing right with my life. i am happy it's out in the world and it has a i it's out in the world and

have a secret feeling. i really talk to someone understanding of the situation change except for the fact i have understanding life getting my head inside the mind of spirituality. as you are. >> i think your story makes it so clear to ask the question is this spirituality or is this mentalb& it's the wrong question. there is no answer. nothing depends on answering it correctly because it's the wrong question i think. >> guest: i guess the reason i think it's the wrong question because it assumes one explanation or one model that will be thehealing model . it was clear to me probably resume that they were old explanations atthe same time . like sort of shifting between explanations or even simultaneously having multiple explanations. i think it's all here temples that we have that you have to choose one . at the end of her life she took medication while seriously writing to deities. she was able to straddle both worlds not getting so old and that the thing that her daughter said was that when she was at her

so makes me feel even more angry. i really would you don't want to be the next phase of these will i i would say to be on the front line. you have to be really clear mind you have to be calm at the same time, you have to stay alert. you have to verify things with your eyes, not by just just staying what people saying around. also you have to be prepared to be arrest at any time or you have to be prepared that you are gone. i got hot ah, a passionate protest. i have been for like a lot in this past 3 months. i this boyfriend that i really like when he broke up. i think it's supposed has never happen a lot. i never saying it's a responsibility of myself. who has been stu together. i will say it's more sad if we actually, if i it's well nothing at the end with our say one thing and say if you started to protest being in a move one all like the situation. now, all these kind of relationships stuff. you can just like leave it and then we can just focus on the society, which is more important than everything. did i never cr

i still don't feel comfortable walking around either.y due to their experience. i can make up for it. let's say with our own efforts , physical capabilities, but in general. i didn’t feel any comfort either, and the pleasure of walking on this snow and ice is the same, that is, for me, it’s snowing right now. he has already managed to grow up a little and freeze everything. it's just for sales people. this is death. you go, if you put the prosthetic leg forward on the heel, it went chances, no, this is due to my specifics, because i am with this bassoon there with rockets. here is a big one. i just kapets, how it interfered. damn, this is how i would run. it came to me, i would run like that if something happened, well, brother, you will no longer run. i’ll run ahead of you, some of them watch videos on the internet, what guys on prostheses can jump over and , again, on this leg, scults who land can easily jump there mountains, but it depends again on how your leg was amputated, or there exactly, and he lost either, so where did the musc

you will soon feel the same hits with feel every day. be rest assured that you from the other side of the world, waiting for our future for you and for us all, and are not about to give up yet. let's move away from this. i mean with action. i thank you. mm hm. mm. mm. mm mm. mm. it doesn't really matter if we're smart and innovative taking it to the street. so after sharing our demands with the world, now at the end, we're still every saying which done it for nothing. ah ah ah ah, the lusty has changed my mind. i don't really know yet if it was worth it, but i'll do everything to make sure that it will be ah, remembering all the fights, all the injured, all the sacrifices people made. it really gives me energy. it's burning in me. i'll do anything for a better future. i owe this to my future children. ah, we already lost so many battles. we can't risk loosing this one. we don't risk our future by protesting on the streets, not going on the streets and not racing or voices will risk or a future way more. ah i ration. you can change the co

how are people feeling?— are people feeling? people from torrance, alhambra, _ are people feeling?feeling? people from torrance, alhambra, outside ofl torrance, alhambra, outside of la county and like we hear from most mass shootings from the people affected, they never expected these things to happen in their neighbourhood. monterey park from what we hear is a safe place with a lot of older people going about their lives. everyone is really devastated by what is going on and all the communities impacted our grieving right now. i impacted our grieving right now. . , impacted our grieving right now. ., , ., " impacted our grieving right now. . , ., ~ , ., impacted our grieving right now. . , ., ~ ., now. i am sure. thank you for aaivin now. i am sure. thank you for giving us _ now. i am sure. thank you for giving us the _ now. i am sure. thank you for giving us the details - now. i am sure. thank you for giving us the details of - now. i am sure. thank you for giving us the details of what l giving us the details of what has been going on in los angeles. let's get some of the day's

no more i feel my leg, my fingers feel heel, i feel everything, but it's nothing more. feeling, there's a tingling sensation, there's some kind of itching. there is something else pulling there, but at the beginning there were more such, as if there was a feeling that they just, well, they put a meat grinder there into an industrial one and that’s how they grind in all directions everything is now. it's like a damaged nerve ending. here, for example, it happens when a person has a toothache. he cannot touch it anywhere, because it hurts somewhere inside as well, and here it starts to shoot in the leg. you feel like you have you seem to have a leg that you move. eh, there forward back left to right, there is nothing there, that is, the muscles tense up, but the leg itself does not move away. you yourself think that you are moving it and can do nothing. he's an hour and a half a day. give. god sleep on medication. not only that, a lot was torn off. and i still have you cold flew into the same. well, the hip and hooked the sciatic nerve. well, the main nervous legs and mor

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and that's all of all your feelings, you tell the prosthetic doctor how it feels, even strategies.coming off, but the feeling is that of air. he, accordingly, already makes a decision. how to deform the sleeve itself, so that it is much more convenient for you. and now, when you already get up, there is no full pain. accordingly, you can already say everything. i'm ready, i 'm off . to live with this all my life, but in this regard, good support was very good, my relatives. here is the family. wife children. open up. friends all the time everyone called every day. they just didn't let me rest. they just called, called, and there was such support via videoconference, very good in this regard. that's how much she helped. after the explosion happened. and how i was introduced into a coma, i don’t remember anything. my father comes to me. e to the intensive care unit and says, don’t worry, we ’ll put up a cool protest for you there, german prostheses are so cool everything, can i i couldn't talk because i had artificial ventilation from here. here are the necks. i lie and think, what k

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did that make you feel better? trust me, it made me feel everything.eryjanuary, the tech world heads to the massive consumer electronics show, spread throughout the las vegas convention center and surrounding hotels. it's great to be here, back in our studio, overlooking part of the show. yeah, only part, though, because this place is big. how big? very big. to give you an idea of how huge, i'll tell you what, should we give them a whistle stop tour? i'll go that way, you go that way, i'll meet you halfway around. deal. all of the halls have pretty spectacular stands in, and you even get a bit of a theme in each one. this is the north hall and i'm getting health care vibes from this place. here at the venetian expo is my favourite bit, eureka park, where some start—ups get small stands to set out their big ideas. the west hall is shiny and new, and this is where all the car stuff is. and now we're in the central hall to try out some haptic gloves that mean, when you touch things in virtual reality, you can feel them. here, shake my hands. hello? that's

that doesn't feel true to me.nd so really examining whether or not was an outlier or part of a trend that was emerging with younger voters that was the journey that began. i talk about that and i talk about my own contradictions, i talk about my own contradictions with kanye and in some ways as a fan i'm a huge fan of his music. when hurricane katrina happened when he talks about george bush does not care about black people and the other moments of a political challenge that resonated with me his mother is a pretty big chicago legend she was one of the first people to talk about bubonic says a coded black language and something that should be preserved and seen as part of how we develop our culture under the eyes of white surveillance so to have all of that into compare the and contrast that with him saying we were culturalist, that is what i was wanting to examine in the book, that's what led me to the conversations with black voters looking up pop-culture, the other thing about it, my mom hates when i say that b

you feel scared. by the same time, you have to make the decision like, oh, i could have a chance to save that person. so this never right or wrong because it's a human instinct that you protect yourself. but you also see really beauty. if you know that you may have like a one percent chance to save that person, even you don't know that person. but what i like about hong kong and the protest here east that many young people, they are so innovative and they use their skills to serve the protests and improve the situation for the people here during the entire protest. everyone keeps saying be water. and as a map her, i caught direct people and tell them, go here, go there, but i can tell them where it's safe to go. and i think that's the most important for everyone right now. especially as civilians may very easily be caught up in conflict areas because you never know where it's going to be. so we hope that the map can provide information for people who wish to stay safe. there was one day when all the p

i feel a squeeze feel goosebumps.mfortable, well, this is an assessment, most likely, yes, a feeling. come on, try to describe it to me, for example , in some physical terms. is it a cold feeling or hot. hot is it static or is it dynamic is it expanding or contracting or is it pulsing contracting? squeeze and ripple well, if you let me now to give vent to this feeling, what will happen. it goes away and it's like something opens up inside of me. and, well, it becomes easier and simpler, then i can say that when this feeling arises, this sensation arises, you stop breathing. you seem to renew your breath. how do you think, when could you first encounter this feeling, when no one is waiting for you with this feeling of cold, squeezing your chest. don't try to remember in your head. be your feelings. can't tell when when you were 20 this feeling was already familiar to you students. well, when you were 15, this feeling was familiar to you no. i don't know either. the student body was not so long ago it was 15 years old.

the knob is as if they feel they've been shut out of a team. for instance, women are more likely to experience a stress reaction yard. oh, good night. it's no damage to us. we have to involve. so again. so what can you do when the house is a mash? you're up to your eyeballs in work that should have been done yesterday, and your brain feels like it's going to explode. so i'll finish, feel household, even if you have a lot of challenges, you can make sure you sleep and eat enough calm when you're communicating about stressful situations. and generally being in contact with others is helpful. mogley, it's always good to get some exercise. in general, our stress levels go down when we're physically active. the shark does allow me when, when it comes to managing stress, the most important thing is to realize you are stressed. so it's about recognizing your own stress symptoms and knowing what stresses you. so if you start eating a lot or maybe becoming usually irritated or not sleeping, well, if you notice these warning signals, then you can do some

you do feel very alone.- the only one in the world that it's actually happened to. a lot of what they do here is peer to peer support. many volunteers and staff have lived through addiction themselves and they're now helping others. jennifer works as a co—ordinator. i'm in recovery myself. i'm a recovering alcoholic. there's nothing worse than having doors closed on you. because i think for a lot of us we've experienced doors being closed, closed, closed. i've been in that desperation — if i'm not constantly working on my recovery, i could be back there in an instant. even if someone is still drinking or using, we're not going just going to kick them out. what we're going to do is make sure that they get the necessary help to move them on. just giving people hope that they're no longer alone. you remember when you were in that position, where you isolated yourself. it's good to give something back. this is community self—help. i wouldn't be where i am right now if i'd not had peers around me, if i'd not had

did that make you feel better? trust me, it made me feel everything.everyjanuary, the tech world heads to the massive consumer electronics show spread throughout the las vegas convention center and surrounding hotels. it's great to be here, back in our studio overlooking part of the show. yeah, only part, though, because this place is big. how big? very big. to give you an idea of how huge, i'll tell you what, should we give them a whistlestop tour? i'll go that way, you go that way, i'll meet you halfway around. deal. all of the halls have pretty spectacular stands in, and you even get a bit of a theme in each one. this is the north hall and i'm getting health care vibes from this place. here at the venetian expo is my favourite bit, eureka park, where some startups get small stands to set out their big ideas. the west hall is shiny and new and this is where all the car stuff is. and now, we're in the central hall to try out some haptic gloves that mean when you touch things in virtual reality, you can feel them. here, shake my hands. hello? i can fee

and it feels like i'm tired of marching in the streets. i'm tired of voting for political figures who don't seem interested in things that are going to help my community at scale, whether that's medicare for all, clearing student loan debt, rewriting funding to police into like social services and things like that but. and so she has started self organizing and organizing a group of folks across the country. at the time i spoke to her, it was leading into the 2020 election, and she was organizing a write in campaign around nina turner. that was like her candidate. but like i found it fascinating she knew, like other folks, i think it's like 73% or over 70% of black voters under 45 are potentially interested in third-party options. and so she was someone that was worth thinking about, how do we radicalize the democratic party, but also what does it look like to build systems to support for those, like, third party candidates from green party, to the tsa, and others. and so that is one person i talked to introduce in the book. i spoke with a

well, it feels like i am now.it more exciting, and the fact that i am able to do it is fantastic. if i had ignored my symptoms, i might not be here. on the sticks now, the actual| sticks, what is left and right? the right stick, that's forward, back, turn left, turn right. and when he goes forward, he is getting a turn. what's the left stick? down and up. yeah. what would cause that? they swapped out one of the thrusters. they put it on the wrong way? i mean, it is unidirectional. yeah, it should be, but something happened. yeah, what he can do, so on the controller you have the up, down, left, right arrows, and you can set them so that one was going and every time you hit the button, it would go forward. um... inaudible i hope he knows how to do this. hi, jerome. stockton on wendy's phone. just call me back if you got a chance, we've got a question. we're on the dive right now, just looking for a way to remap the ps3 controller. thanks. it's not going to be easy. if we bring up a picture of that controller, we ca

and that be the last a, have a feeling of feeling run down to day. oh again, i'm confused. i can't seem to figure out the money thing. i don't know how i don't understand what's happening. and then i have to keep going. i feel like i have to keep up an illusion. i feel like i have to keep looking like i'm successful and or it would be successful in the illusion is exhausting. especially. i mean, what's tough is like, i love the fantasy, but sometimes i'm the fantasy takes tall now. i mean is that what is it like? i love dressing up and being expressive and you know, having fun. but sometimes i don't feel like out. and sometimes you just don't feel like doing it and you have to do it. or do you have to play the part you have to do the show you have to do the booking. really i'm tired. i'm run down and broke. and i'm only unless ok ah, results. it's just a great place to be sad. like at that. tell again sadness, melancholy because it's still a little stressed out by storage space bill is due with all my belongings and they threatened to throw everything out yesterday. i'm alm

the same way you feel and worry about the same things you worry about.is a great opportunity to step in and to have other people say, i know what you are feeling, i know what you are going through, the best part s they will talk about what i that done, it is in those discussions we start to feel connected and hopeful it is a very common feeling, be different than generations before that didn't talk about it. you young adults are great at that, have a conversation and solve the problem, that assault you are doing meet with someone, a counselor and start a conversation that solves that problem. trey: dr. kevin gilliland, giving us a little dose of hope and a game plan for those struggling, dr. gilliland, happy new year, thank you for joining us. >> happy new year, good to be with you, as always. trey: if you want to change the world, teach. teach someone to do something they have cannot already do, most of us cannot imagine navigating this world without being able to read or write or analyze every day issues we may take for granted someone in our lives hel

it feels like ages ago that we had that feeling that we win and play well. have to fight hard in the end. of course, that's the nature of the competition. forest green are in the third round for the first time in a decade. this was their first try at birmingham city. no waterlogged pitch this time, the team bottom of league one did this. oh, it's an absolute peach of a strike. but a cotswold curler brought a fight back from the city boys. birmingham scored twice and stopped the knights best chance of an upset. the championship side played blackburn next. the team with third round regret are chesterfield, who went to championship west brom and got swept away. the non—league side were seconds from a win in the first game, but their moment had gone. a 4—0 win for the baggies in the replay and for chesterfield, a cold and cruel night in the cup. joe lenski, bbc news. the british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe�*s firm ineos say they've formally put themselves into the process of buying manchester united. united's current owners, the glazerfamily said in november th

who feel they have a lump in their throat or constantly feel the need to clear their throat if you'll scratchy off and they've been trying to get a diagnosis for ages and mom will hear you the pl name conklin. for a long time, christina lash thought that she would simply have to live with the problem. in the end, a family member gave her an idea that she got father, my father in law thought that it might have something to do with hot been. at 1st i thought it was absurd absorbed because i've never in my life suffered from heart. then. so then the spirit, no heartburn and no pain behind the sternum. but could her stomach still be to blame? she did some research and came across the term silent reflux. the problem, which is also called la ringo ferren, jill reflux is not just caused by stomach acid, which flows up into the esophagus. the acid also turns into a kind of aggressive gas that irritates the mucus membranes in the respiratory passages and the larynx. it leads to hoarseness, coughing, and compulsion to clear the throat. hucker christine lash, sought out in e and t. dr. from mill

why are their feelings as they will not be able feel good about winning able to feel good about winning pampering a minority? i think that you to, dominique. i that wants you to, dominique. i mean, so sorry. i think as i was saying that when you transition and then you start winning in sport, idea that sport, it underpin the idea that transitioning a good but i'm transitioning was a good but i'm not condoning and i feel very strongly that america strongly that in america scholarship culture how scholarship culture is how people into university that's a very real issue . it always comes very real issue. it always comes back transition, doesn't it ? back to transition, doesn't it? i'd like to end the show with something positive. let's say a prayer of mary, prayer the solemnity of mary, the of god god, who, the mother of god of god, who, by fruitful virginity , by the fruitful virginity, blessed has bestowed blessed virgin mary has bestowed upon mankind reward of upon mankind the reward of eternal salvation. grant, we beseech that we may know the help her intercession through whom have be

i feel— feel? first of all wonderful to be with you. i feel terrific. - feel?c. as you pointed out, i've mentioned that justin is arguably the definitive soundtrack of the streaming revolution. i suppose if you go back as little as six or seven years it would be very difficult to look someone in the eye and tell them that the best years of the music industry were in front of them because we had illegal downloading for16 because we had illegal downloading for 16 years. the business was really adversely impacted. and then streaming has changed all of that. and justin has been not definitive soundtrack of the streaming revolution as we have gone from 30 million paying subscribers when we first started in 2018 to over 600 million subscribers today. depending on who's researcher looking at as many as 2 billion subscribers in the next ten years. is many as 2 billion subscribers in the next ten years-— next ten years. is there a feeling because of— next ten years. is there a feeling because of what _ next ten years. is there a feeling because of what you _ next ten ye

i needed to do that to feel complete and. . .i feel now complete. we got it done.are stuck in repeat mode, i'm afraid, which means yet more wet and windy weather to come. in actual fact, to close out this week, it's going to be a case of showers, longer spells of rain at times and the winds will always be a feature. another area of low pressure nudging into the far north—west of scotland as we go through the morning will gradually bring wetter and increasingly windy weather here as well. sandwiched in between the two, there will be some drier, brighter interludes, and eventually that rain in the south will start to pull away. wind gusts, though, quite a feature, in excess of 40, close to 50 mph on exposed coasts at times, so a blustery afternoon. a south—westerly wind direction, so on your thermometer, temperatures will peak at about 12—13 degrees, but it may well feel a bit cooler if you're caught in the cloud, the wind and the rain. as we go through the night, we could see strengthening winds for a time as that low pressure drifts its way eastwards, so severe gal

it can feel like there's something wrong with you if you're feeling lonely.f you realize that, you know, upwards of 60% of people out there are feeling the same, you know, it's not such a bad thing. i's something that you can admit to. and i think admitting that you're feeling loneliness is part of the first step. i think one thing to do is then to make sure you're really connecting with the folks who you have in your life. one of the problems with being ally busy is that we don't often take the time we need to connect with the people we care about, our friends, our family members. but it's as simplas picking up the phone to try to reconnect with them. i think there's also ways that we can try to make new connections, and this is something that i think we often forget to do. right. again, it's too easy to stay in our house and watch netflix. but, you know, if you're watching the basketball game, could you head out to a pub and watch at basketball game? if you're going to be doing something, engagin knitting or even on a craft, can you jo a craft group and so

i feel what i feel.s a psychologist, i feel, but i don’t feel some kind of irritation, but i don’t feel guilty, blissful calmness when i do, let’s say, something with a car or there, well, some garbage with cauldron, it doesn't matter what are you doing with your hands? yes, men will understand me. i do it myself in my garage. she doesn't understand it. she starts. why are you there for so long, that's the cause guilt and i feel, and i feel this guilt since the first, so i will explain to you now from the first marriage, because the first brother caused me a colossal drama. yes , but it all comes from there, because the first wife forbade going to her mother, called names to her mother and directly clearly spoke, if you cursed, she said that we should all die. she said, if you go to the country, i will destroy you right away. that is, when i came, uh, there once a month to help mother's grass, well, how to help mother again sergey felt guilty, i think he had already enough information. i think i understa

food for them that feels like home and their community. it will bring up feelings of nostalgia . which is the subject i am most interested in. >> nostalgia in what way? >> not just for personal experiences . which is normally how we think of nostalgia. but nostalgia for community origins. jewish community origins . heritage in central and eastern europe and the way that american jewish traditions developed in the united states, in immigrant ethic neighborhoods . >> we will take a quick break and come back to talk about this conversation. here on 'mosaic'. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic. i am honored to be your host this morning. we are having a conversation about food and identity. alex is the founder of a wonderful organization and is a contributing editor at our local jewish newspaper which is the jewish news of northern california. welcome back. we were talking before about the notion of nostalgia and food. i am wondering how you see that topic. >> whether you call it nostalgia or not, for me i think recipes can be so powerful in what we make for the holidays and

well, now there is, but no more i feel the leg, now the fingers feel the heel, i feel everything, butre. it's just a feeling, there is a tingling sensation, there is some kind of tooth. there is something else pulling there, but at the beginning there were more such, as if the feeling that they just put their foot into a meat grinder there into an industrial one and that's how they grind in all directions. everything is like now . it's like a stricken nerve and an ending. for example, it happens when a person my tooth hurts. he cannot touch it anywhere, because it hurts somewhere inside as well, and here it starts to shoot in the leg. you seem to feel that you seem to have a leg that you move. eh, there forward back left to right, there is nothing there, that is, the muscles tense up, but the leg itself does not want to. you yourself think that you are moving her, you can't do anything. he's an hour and a half a day. give. god sleep, under the drugs, the leg was torn off. and i still have you cold flew into the same. well, the hip has always caught a personal nerve. well, chief nervou

i feel the same pain are feeling. feel like the same pain are feeling.urself out of that situation and talk, otherwise you i yourself out of that situation and talk, otherwise you arel and talk, otherwise you are just— and talk, otherwise you are just putting _ and talk, otherwise you are just putting yourself - and talk, otherwise you are just putting yourself to i and talk, otherwise you are just putting yourself to be i just putting yourself to be worse _ just putting yourself to be worse and _ just putting yourself to be worse and worse. - just putting yourself to be worse and worse.- worse and worse. eating yourself _ worse and worse. eating yourself alive. _ when i went in, i was absolutely very bitter towards the authorities, towards the judge that had given him bail. that was going to eat me alive, it was eating me alive. for me to help build them up and show them it's possible, i had to do it first. the real me, the strong version of me, she's got a lot more light now. yeah, she breathes a lot better. hello there. friday was a calm and settled d

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