frederic chopin improved , it turned out to be lazy and not fun.ve already performed at the parisian salons. in a hurry, the hordes of chopin's music were over the gate, and then the audience guessed, keep it with a chance daida , the third abrakh improved and there mickiewicz yuji the crowds impromptu, and napoleon parasitized on the piano bordeaux became behind the coziness of social events at the stake lake of the hungarians leaf frenchman, anore-debalzac. ivan turgenev couples swabian creator zusyavaya light, here bachelor horror the end of the parisian woman came and rainbow le was exactly the youngest after napoleon. your ue is 18. and he is already 36 years old, to stand in front of such a gentleman, and she could not have 1840 in this water. the horde was propagated by the prestigious posada of the director of the italian opera and the couple really had a chance to dance, this one season in france they wished for a heat revolution, and such jazz had inexpensive operas, and the forest had no problems. i was willingly abandoned at home as a p

it was for his anniversary that he played the great french artist frederic maitre, i am his mistress forest. i come and say, good evening. i came for my evening kiss. he says, good evening, my joy. good evening, my sweetness. today, therefore, we were having fun, spreading our wings on the boulevards, showing off our legs, coming out of this is me , i say, yes, yes, 18th century france, and suddenly vasily semyonovich tells me at one performance, today, therefore, we were having fun , spreading our wings on the boulevards showed off their leg as they exited the trolleybus. 18th century france, getting off a trolleybus suddenly why both himself and himself, of course we split up with lanova and if a friend yes, so that suddenly someone doesn’t know this oh well, they heard it in the hall. these, of course, are those who are partners, they will definitely hear there on the balcony, maybe the sound doesn’t miss, but the meaning doesn’t reach here. that's what oh well, it's hard to miss trolleybuses. do you understand 18th century france? oh, well, if semyonovich is a different story alt

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denounced coffee houses as they would give rise to strange rumors, in the 18th century, the great frederic in prussia took a swipe at the surge in consumption of coffee. most of the people used to drink beer before coffee came into play. he said our people should drink beer, not any other beverages. later on, some rulers like pope clement, the... approved of coffee and the ban of consuming it was gradually removed, but before european rulers, the factory owners and entrepreneurs realized that coffee was very helpful for them, they would give the workers coffee to drink, because it would get them energized so they could work more for the same pay. what's more, the fate of revolutions and political change has somehow been... tie to coffee, if coffee or coffee houses didn't exist, the grounds for the french revolution wouldn't have been paved. although cofe has fervent advocates among ordinary people, it was more popular among artists and authors because it would give them the power to work more than before. for beethoven, coffee beans were like musical notes. every morning he would meticulou

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it was on his anniversary that the great french artist frédéric maître was awarded his mistress by theng kiss. he says, good evening, my joy. good evening, my sweetness. today, therefore, we were having fun, spreading our wings on the boulevards, showing off our legs , coming out of this is me, i say, yes, yes, 18th century france, and suddenly semyonovich appeared at one of my performances, today, therefore, we were having fun, spreading our wings on the boulevards showed off their leg as they exited the trolleybus. eighteenth century france, leaving the trolleybus, suddenly both himself and himself, of course, split apart from lanova's friend. why, what if someone doesn’t know this? oh, well, they heard it in the hall. these , of course, are those who are in the stalls, they will definitely hear there on the balcony, maybe the sound didn’t not reach, but here it doesn’t, the meaning doesn’t reach. that's what oh well, it's hard not to fly past the trolleybuses. do you understand 18th century france? oh, well, you have semyonovich, that’s a different story altogether. i was incredibly

forced to emigrate to france and settled in paris where he became friends with adam mickiewicz and fredericmost, in my opinion, curious in the truest sense of the word museum exhibit a unique collection of encyclopedic dictionaries about gause and fron, the truth about their owner napoleon orda in house 43 only a few lines are printed polish writers composer who is from arshavin the grammar of music, in addition to music orda studied the art of drawing as a teacher chose pierres gerard masters of architectural landscape to improve his skills napoleon travels a lot, france spain portugal algeria england scotland holland as a result several cycles of drawings appeared, many of which are still published in tourist guides. in 1856, emperor alexander ii announced an amnesty and napoleon orda was able to return to his homeland in 1872. during his annual summer travels , napoleon orda painted the sights of modern belarus, ukraine, lithuania, and his sketches were so accurate that today the restoration surviving and reconstruction of lost buildings is carried out only according to his sketches. thi

it was for his anniversary that he played the great french artist frederic maitre , i am his mistress came for my evening kiss. he says, good evening, my joy. good evening, my sweetness. today we were having fun, spreading our wings on the boulevards , showing off our legs, coming out of this is me, i say, yes, yes, 18th century france and suddenly vasily semyonovich is at my performance it turns out we were having fun today , spreading our wings on the boulevards , showing off our legs as we got off the trolleybus. 18th century france, getting off the trolleybus, suddenly both himself and himself, of course, split up with lanova and if a friend yes, so that suddenly, who doesn’t know this oh , well, they heard it in the hall. these, of course, are those who are on the ground, they will definitely hear there on the balcony, maybe the sound does not reach, but the meaning does not reach here. that's what oh well, the trolleybus is conditional. you don't give it here. yes, you understand 18th century france? oh well, what if it’s semyonovich at all? this is a separate story, i was incre

by the way, although frederic filig has several decent films. no , definitely not., yes, well, of course, she will go to sixth place. 389 points are collected by portions, 327 by filmmakers. and for the winners we have big game. you're watching a hundred to one funny weekend quiz. stay tuned. so we have a big game. for the winners here you can win 50,000 rubles. and the next system is someone goes into a dark scary room, someone stays here in the studio further. we ask both the same questions. which neither light nor sound penetrates, nor oxygen. ekaterina you are ready to answer five questions in 15 seconds. let's go pay attention. which word begins with the prefix ultra ultra, which means roads are often repaired. which bird has white feathers, who tells the story? what does grandma call an optical instrument? ask? come here, we will check the first question. what word begins with a prefix? ultra you said ultramarines the same way you answered. 19 people is decent, that they often repair the roads, you said, and the same as you answered. 9 people, why are there so

here at the white house as well as frederal agencies, they are bracing for this to happen, although all are trying to signal or at least hope there could be a deal that would avert this. >> priscilla alvarez, thank you so much. >>> from air travel to security, a government shutdown could affect a lot of american in a lot of different ways, including impacting the economy. so we have economic analysts with us now. so we have talked on this show about how this shutdown could work politically, how it could affect air travel and everyday people. how could this affect the economy? >> the effects would be really broad base d. we have just heard a little bit about how it would affect workers in the government. talking about air trafficful krollers and essential workers. but a government shutdown ripples into the private sector. goldman sachs witput out a repo talking about the effects of which they last for a few weeks. it could have a significant effect we're at a point. and at this point, most economists there's a 90 chance it's going to happen. the political opinions here have become more e

restorers are working on a barely surviving canvas with a biblical story by the french artist henri fredericg suffered more than the others. breakthroughs with loss of the paint layer. well, my heart bleeds, of course, when things were fun at the exhibition, people came and rejoiced and enjoyed it all. what if kate gets injured like this, which in general, it’s not like they just destroy the memory. everything will be perfect. landscape winter evening. stanislav zhukovsky, all the paint on the canvas, like old plaster, you touch and crumbles , to eliminate this they use sturgeon glue , our development of the last century, restoration workshops in europe . we use synthetic sturgeon glue. sturgeons are smaller than them. well, expensive. now i’ll iron it, but down there, gluing the paint layer and primer to the canvas, the one that fell off under the warm influence of a warm iron, the glue penetrates inside and sticks the layers together; restoration work will last until march, after which, as restorers say, the paintings will need to stand for a while, experts will observe their condition and

. >> frederic h. kelly iii. >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph a. kelly. >> maurice p. kelly. >> richard john kelly junior. >> thomas michael kelly. >> thomas richard kelly. >> thomas w. kelly. >> timothy kelly. >> william hill kelly junior. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> my uncle, i'm so proud to be named after you. i love hearing stories about you and i try to follow your example showing kindness to everyone i meet and our family misses you and we ask you to please continue watching over us. you will never be forgotten uncle nole. >> my uncle. richard michael. even though we never met, i always wonder how good of an uncle you would have been. i will always love you and always hold a special place in my heart. >> bill: those two young men met the moment. try to follow your example. a bit earlier we heard a comment we love you to the moon and back and every one of those salutations, dana, really just tugs at you and how could it not? we are coming up on another moment at 10:28 a.m. when the north tower collapses. >> dana: i have loved how they have the young people all c

i’ve got a little bit of a fuse now, i once brought freder, who is a writer, to russia, and he was justsays, wow, that's how the world works for rights. e, to pass we study for half a year, and we give birth to children at once and no one teaches us anything, and i got so sunk. it's really very strange, that is, we observe traffic signs. and here there is in this upbringing. that is, well, there is where to apply, there is creativity, where to educate creativity, where to approach it. uh, on a completely different side, not from the side of parental control of edification, but from the side of communication with the child on equal terms of communication with the child, how about the miracle that appeared in your life? it seems to me that this is actually a task that faces not only the state, but society in general, if it is absolutely interested in continuing all this right. this is a question for each individual person. and a lot of people too. this is not necessary at all, it is they who do not want to load it. well, we were brought up somehow. well us passwords that normal people gre

remove his case to federal court and try to get it dismissed using laws that extend some immunity to frederalicials. but that is not going to happen for meadows unless he somehow successfully appeals this. the judge found that everything that meadows did in his role as chief of staff in this alleged conspiracy were political activities, even though meadows' attorneys insist the things he did and allegations in this indictment were all related to his official duty, to his federal job. interestingly, the judge uses meadows' own words against him where meadows was asked to define the limits of his authority. couldn't do that. and also noted how meadows acknowledged how the lawyers on that infamous call with the secretary of state brad raffensperger, those were not government lawyers. those were campaign lawyers. so the judge firmly finding all of these were political activities, not part of his official duties. meadows is the first of five defendants trying to move their cases to federal court. i've spoken with sources in this case. everyone is watching meadows' case because they believed meadow

looked right after the explosion, in some places the canvas, the painting of the brush, heinrich fredericung in tatters the french artist suffered more than others through a very long transverse breakthrough, apparently in the painting. eh, it was. rather, the fragments flew, just like that, in the e-th cross section, and the old thin one burned out, and due to age, from the oil that is contained in the painting on the sketch of valentin serov, they bought it, which was composed by the artist’s father , too, not only with paper gluttony, then there are scars and wrinkles of time, but also traces of broken glass, behind which was the work of glass on one side. the other side of glass fragments formed such scratches damaged paper, well, damaged like a layer careful hands of st. petersburg restorers hit 22 items that suffered most during the terrorist attacks in taganrog on july 28 , a rocket hit the city center, the explosion destroyed several buildings at once , and the regional museum was damaged not only external the walls of the vault, but also the walls on the picturesque canvases, for

in the hull with such a statement in an interview with the standard newspaper was made by general fredericharge of supplying the belgian army. he also said that there would be no more ammunition for ukraine, because belgium had exhausted its stocks , in order to replenish them it would take many years and a lot of money, at least 7 billion euros. i must say that brussels refuses to provide kiev with fighters for the second time f- 16. only earlier they called another reason , they say the aircraft is actively used in the baltic states to protect the airspace nato our women's team of the ministry of emergency situations won the ninth world fire and rescue championship. it took place in turkish istanbul, where a team from 20 countries gathered for four intense competitive days , the participants showed themselves in such disciplines as climbing the assault ladder, a hundred-meter obstacle course, and a fire relay. combat deployment, employees of the ministry of emergency situations from different parts of our country performed under the tricolor. all of them are masters of sports of russia a

economy free of russian gas, realists, for example, the head of the european confederation of business fredering past 3 years, direct investment has decreased by three quarters, and in the same volume they increased in the usa and in asia at the recent motor show in munich reigned defeatist sentiments. the head of volkswagen publicly complained that chinese markets are being dreamed of. german cars industrialists. they say it is becoming increasingly difficult for germany to supply gas, literally and figuratively, with energy costs. ours are too high compared to other countries. this cost structure makes us uncompetitive. on the international market, it is also reassuring that they once thought about japanese korean cars. well, opponents say that the german leader is simply turning a blind eye to reality, at the same time, making fun of his new appearance, at least one eye is being closed by the chancellor, who was injured in some critics compare the training to a pirate leading germany straight to the rocks of economic disaster. others hint at discord among the ministers. i wish the olofushul a

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