i. i wish i would have read the book before i got married. i wish i read the book before i started my company. i wish i would have read the like i feel like the lessons in this book are so considering the you've been to this is about relationships at the core of this book to me the biggest takeaway is lessons learned from the people you've met by having an open heart and an open mind, allowing to be willing to learn from the people in the circumstance that you've been in over time, that that's fair to say. yeah. think one of the monsters we had in the ship was life, is about relationships. and i think that's not just inside the confines a thousand foot ship. it doesn't if you're in the surf break there at gator beach or your walk around town or my case in italy or egypt or all the places i'd been the course, the time i learned to appreciate relationships, maybe it's something i learned as a kid because we always had people come in and go into house. as you know. but i do i think fundamentally is about relationships. and when you're willing to

i forgot. yes , i run, i run, i run, i run. guys, a short break, my daughter came.ndly. you will invite us to our program, well margarita viktorovna is pure past present and future. what a great election slogan. you can’t undermine, and you definitely can’t undermine gennady semyonovich you’ve reached the finish line, competitors have become more active, they can dig up compromising evidence, yes, let them look for health. and if they find anything else negative in your biography, so to speak. yes, i think i’ve already completely figured it out. i actually had one story with a woman. it seems to even have consequences for its length, but that was a long time ago, about 25 years ago. and that she hasn’t appeared even once since then. i don't even know. what's wrong with her now? where is she now, i think that she doesn’t know anything about me, doesn’t even remember. well. let's hope that since she hasn't been around for so many years, she's unlikely to appear now. well, as they say, let's hope. well, should i go to a meeting with voters? how great i look. why is the

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i don't i wanted to re-learn. don’t have the same muscular corset as tanya and professional athletes. so, in general, we broke two of my ribs hmm and i remember that at some point i felt like that. it's a pity i came for training. everything hurts. i just can't help but sit. oh, well, it hurts to move, i remember the moment and breathe and it ’s funny you would have had to do with such nonsense absolutely yes and you’re just where won't you get it for me? another i was in pain everywhere, and in the end they injected me with painkillers , they put special tapes on me, and at some point i just felt endlessly self-conscious. it’s a pity i remember sitting and crying in the locker room. i’m still tired, you know, chronic lack of sleep. all this has accumulated at this moment. do you understand what sport is? yes, i realized that high achievements. he is absolutely flighty ; at some points he is absolutely not focused on your personal feelings, because we will meet for the next training session. and you you say, i arr

promise to my parents, i kept it, i received a diploma, i tried myself, i worked.te a lot there, read rap, now, when i started working there at the factory, i just started returning to that childhood and write something, write something, post it, thank you. thanks to the internet to the people who make videos for this and somehow promote it all, accordingly, thanks to these videos, thanks to some other platforms, everything begins to form somehow on its own if you have some kind of hit , for example, well, a good track, it always seems to me that it will find its listener. lad, what an amazing thing, it would seem, such a rare, beautiful name lada, yes, yeah, so many songs have been written about her, just take it song raspberry fret. i went with you, what’s next, i know the music, i don’t know, me too, once again, crimson fret, crimson sunset, i wanted to go to the canary islands, but i’m taking you to the castle, cold day russia, handsome young, you knew everything with them , and went on a ride with me, you know the song, you don’t have to frown, i remember the

i had but i did. i did that the other day. oh, i know what it was that i was talking yesterday at another setting. people are talking about repo operations and i was talking about the concept in equity. there's law and equity. i don't know if everybody knows what that means, but equity was fairness. equity was supposed to be exercise sizing the conscious of the king. and so law says that if you steal a loaf of bread, your hands must be cut off. this was lining england a long time ago. equity might say if you still a loaf of bread because you have eight children who are on the verge of starving. and if you don't steal this loaf of bread, they're going to die. tonight, we will say. we will give you a break. equity, we'll say you were up against the wall. and so just out of, you know, fairness and in a sense of justice, we will not cut your hands off this time. that's the nature of of of the difference. but anyway, there's a concept called constructive trust in equity that says if somebody stole your property and built on it and

i mean, i don't know.i hope so i think that's been the cool thing about working on the mars mission is that we are scientifically trying to figure out if we're alone in the universe. if there's evidence that something independently formed on mars and we figure that hopefully in the next ten years when we get those samples back, then i think the imagination is the limit. like can happen in that infinite universe that i don't know. i'm hoping someone visits us one day and there friendly and come in peace you. one more question and one more back there. i have a question so i have a son that wants to pursue engineering. what advice i guess can you give i guess to motivate him on path i would motivate him to be on his own path whatever that means for him as far engineering. i think realistically to be prepared for the hard work that comes with engineering school. uh, he will his time afterwards. uh, yeah, i think there's a lot of sacrifice that's going come with the decision to take time and to build his own st

>>> when i shoot chinatown, i shoot the architecture that people not just events, i shoot what's going on in daily life and everything changes. murals, graffiti, store opening. store closing. the bakery. i shoot anything and everything in chinatown. i shoot daily life. i'm a crazy animal. i'm shooting for fun. that's what i love. >> i'm frank jane. i'm a community photographer for the last i think about 20 years. i joined the chinese historical society. it was a way i could practice my society and i can give the community memories. i've been practicing and get to know everybody and everybody knew me pretty much documenting the history i don't just shoot events. i'm telling a story in whatever photos that i post on facebook, it's just like being there from front to end, i do a good job and i take hundreds and hundreds of photos. and i was specializing in chinese american history. i want to cover what's happening in chinatown. what's happening in my community. i shoot a lot of government officials. i probably have thousands of photos of mayor lee and all the dignitaries. but they treat m

i realized that no matter where i ran, the past still haunts me. i can't forget it, but i can't.o take revenge and thought that it would become easier for me, it does not get easier. but i won't take revenge, and i don't want it anymore. then don't understand why you called me? all the more so urgently. i need you to make sure that svetlana is not in danger. this is in what sense? gather as much information as you can from both of them. let me know about their every move. if that's true, and he's really going to take the money out of her firm. i must know. how is he going to do it, and most importantly. i need proof for her to believe you. valentine you want something? soon dinner will be set for your guest. no thanks, no need. i won't dine with her i'll go right away, but i hope you understand each other more than light, well, you're all on your own let's call the cleaning service, and everything will be in order. i want it to be purely my restless let's go to dinner. i have booked a table. please, i beg you, do not move away from me, because then you will throw me out later. fo

when i found out, i was in germany uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here.ted from graduate school here, they told dafi once. we know you, but you understand, this is 0.5, first you need a probationary period. and then let's see, i left everything and came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. we can say that i work steadily and calmly at the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998 i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there he studied one year further. e at the translation department, in my opinion. 5 years, that is, this is the second step, the third is a master’s degree of 1.5-2 years, i don’t remember, and the last one was graduate school. i had just finished graduate school in 2011, when i was hired, i understood that this was not an easy task. i studied here. i know our department. which teachers are highly uh, uh, qualified people work. and i was actually scared that i wouldn’t be able to cope with this task and not to let anyone down, which is what i like at the faculty of international relations, firstly, the

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i mean, i don't know why i didn't go earned.to take revenge, if you weren’t there, you’re an idiot, like i wasn’t there. why did we go to the party? do you remember dima and he let us go two times with you? i turned around and went home. why don't you shoot right away, why do you need it? she's crazy how many girls around look. i say, i don’t see anyone and i offered to sleep with you. i don't have a husband. yes, he didn’t offer anything, and the fact that you have a husband doesn’t interfere now. you now jerk. what are you talking about, i waited for my husband for many years to find such a man in the first word of a man, not a rag, they are an isolated case, why did you go? with lena in the party, you constantly asked her to cover you, constantly leaving alone and returning. what do you want? no getting laid, i expressed my opinion. why did this happen? why exactly why exactly anastasia well, they started somehow trying to smooth it out, trying to find options to talk. well, they closed it altogether access to the distance is

i thought i was alone, but i wasn't they don't know it. i think we realize there were many women accused of the same crime. today. we were already friends, but we hadn't talked about our cases them on board for so fast. fund them in ahead . i think that when they said 30 years, my 1st thought was not screwing up. i supplement, i've lost everything. the thought of me, i haven't seen my daughter since i've been here. the thing was that i don't know how she's doing. i know nothing. the doing. i saw i had a fight with the father of my 1st daughter. she was 9 years old, but man was saying i was 4 months pregnant and that's what they hit me. and the baby died. i started bleeding a lot. my daughter saw me later last time that i just remember that i was given an injection in the hospital and they put me on a bed, but that's all for me. uh, that's it. then i woke up around 7 in the evening. i was handcuffed. they told me not to ask questions and to stay where i was thinking that i was alone in the room . but in the mail on the day of my hearing, th

i never refuse. i always go.rther , violet sector, violet microphone. you work very hard and constantly captivate, uh, the public with your creativity. but still, how do you like to relax and relax? catastrophically lacking, as a rule, this happens. well, probably at night, when everyone is sleeping, i come to our country house. we have a street of six houses, it’s quiet. here i am i like to heat up some delicious food, open a bottle of dry red wine and drink it. have a glass of food, concentrate a little, calm down, and then go to bed, sometimes watch a good movie on tv, ride around, and ride around our village on a bike in the summer and go for a walk to the lake. here's a swim black microphone black black tea. i have three questions for you: the hair is beautiful. thank you very much first time when was the last time you used public transport. i sometimes like public transport ride on the subway with varya and your daughter, when was the last time you repaired something in your house yourself. well, sometimes

max, forgive me, i'm such a fool, i just, when i saw these photos, i felt so sad, i i understand thati’ll just change clothes, otherwise, as gorynich told me, what was i wearing, i ran out, come on, i’m waiting for you, you are my peacemaker. alyona, let’s live together, i don’t understand, it’s you who are proposing to me, i understand, now, your highness, i ask you to become my wife, give birth to my children, and well, everything that is required in these cases, max, please do it now serious face. i agree, cheers, there you go. listen, we need to tell our parents somehow. listen, let’s get them all together, introduce them at the same time in a warm, friendly atmosphere, tell them about our plans, come on. by the way, i suggest inviting them to the same cafe where we met. oh, that’s it, that’s it, and today i’ll talk to my ancestor. me too, no, don’t force me to meet them, don’t force me to do this, you know my attitude towards such people as, to those who with... but where did you get that from, you don’t know them at all , you know, i know these people very well, very well, they

i preach grade and i ran away once one sunday morning while the church going on, i told the priest i had to go outside and get a breath air because it wouldn't feel good. and i just kept on running around all the way to pine ridge, which was four miles away. so why did you run away? i just couldn't stand the discipline. and i think the outrageous way they to destroy everything that we knew culturally took away our language, took away our traditions, our culture, our spirituality. so the in the guise of educating us and the acclimate in us to a whole new of living. i wrote that book. the children left behind. when i was 17 years old, believe it. or i was on a troop ship and i was headed for korea and i had a special and guess i was still feeling, which i didn't know then the trauma of having just come out of that school because i ran away. 16 i went to service when i was 17. so my memories were still very vivid of the years i spent there. so i start a book and time is poetry and. one of the fellow sailors aboard the ship, i had a college degree looked at and he said, these are really,

i i love us.s now, and i am not afraid to talk about it in front of everyone. are you sure now yes? when you love there are no obstacles? i look at you and understand that there is only here and now. when are the most important words to be said? so as not to be late again to fix everything. and be with you. don't wait for another moment to confess your love to each other. you was right? i met you and said goodbye to my soul. you were right, i don't feel pain. i feel that the insensitive condor you are better than in my hands to pass something and was right in good order the endless madhouse was with him. moreover, before it made sense, now it’s not about what are your pictures and life? i am the key, and no one with me is cold, nothing is burning. something. you were right, in shock, you were right, the most important failure is again the firemen's studio and let them say, they say that you were right. you was right. i'm lost without you. his childhood is sweet to me. fog. you were right, don’t lo

i just i didn't know as much as i thought i knew. i is the way to say it. and so lots of things revelatory to me i mean, more than more than i would like to admit. you know, i really was familiar with sort of the stylized history that it started, milton friedman and then kind of nothing happened. and then milwaukee and. i didn't even know that much about milwaukee to be honest. yeah, it's interesting too, because i think especially if we really myopic and look at this in the present, we might view these issues to be kind of strictly bipartisan republicans are in favor of school choice. democrats are against. but as your book shows, that's really not the case. even going all the way back to the origins. i really liked anecdote you shared about the sociology. just who wrote sort of a treatise for school choice in both right wing and a left wing publication? can you talk a little bit about how how this how school choice sort of defies a lot of the rules that we have come to think of that, you know, split issues into half. yeah that was one of the things that i

i care about what i say, what i feel, and what kind of life i live. no.ou have changed dramatically for us. and now you are acting as an eternal question, and i have made my choice. there is no more fear. look how you bent it. where did you learn there? in church sport is like life consists of only questions, answers to which you will find in our program. this is a program about sports that needs to be watched wisely ; participants in the program will fight in a battle of the mind , ready, ready. which football club in italy is nicknamed violets does not play the famous song? the coward does not play hockey. absolutely true for the correct answers. they will earn points and lose for incorrect ones. name the most athletic female name olympics again mikhail and swimming and biathlon what color is the cue ball in snooker? stanislav bely watch the intellectual sports show game head on the belarus 24 tv channel, each of them chose their own path, used their talent correctly, successfully realizing it in their homeland. it probably serves to collect a lot, beca

today the sun is for me today i had a dream, as if i found myself in the past, i, i, i wished for a cloudnt to invite ivan grankov, who will perform yura’s very kind and recognizable hit childhood. i was actually very amazed when i found out that it was all a surprise. we haven't seen yura with harmony. and when he was the first and you were on the show with harmony. i was just shocked and very nice, shocked. i think everything is here. and of course, to the accordion. let us have a little 2 seconds of yura shatunov with all our hearts, because these songs are very good. the spores will warm us. no, the settling night from childhood sends something new. hello we used to listen to cassettes. by the way, i also still have a tape recorder. now let’s sing about childhood, i’ll take your microphone with the whole table. let's go , let's go, actually, i would like to bow to yura, actually. thank him very much for his creativity. he was such a sincere man. he himself said that it was necessary from suffering. probably to become what he became. this is my personal tragedy. yes, the loss of my son

i know, i know. i know. i know you're not. but but even then, even then and the times is actually pretty much is a great example of what you can do. right. but they also you just a lot of mistakes point of information for those who may not know in c-span world frank blethyn is it's a family owned newspaper in sense and he is defiantly refused to sell out corporate. yeah. change through the years as is right. a lot of his assets have dwindled and. it has a newsroom that's quite bit greater than most other newsrooms for its circulation and. that's what linda is speaking to. and also we have some from linda's generation. and then of some younger generation, folks from the seattle times whose careers i think is going span a lot of years. and so you look to where where the space may be when they're 50 or 60. so head starts spinning. but yeah, again, just as i said, i just think about what's to twitter is if you want to have classic example of what happens when a plutocrat zillionaire takes control of a large chunk of your informati

i can't forget. and i would be glad, but i can’t live without you andryusha.u will go to the city. she will stay here, she plainly says that you know, and you promise to marry. you do not know anything language like a pomelo. yes, but not you i'll tell you if you are. if you won't be with me, you won't get it. let them plant marina chatting. you don't know what. think how you want. well, finally, otherwise i already wanted to leave , i thought you’d stay there and he doesn’t love me. marry love. how do they get married? well, you're naive say you're pregnant. we didn't have anything. and anon slept. what are you doing? well, okay, he thinks that he was getting married, and then we'll see. maybe you'll actually get pregnant or say you've had a miscarriage. and we'll figure it out now. are you confused? i'm confused myself. eyes to him i can't watch. my soul is not in the right place. i can't say. why did they start without me? documents pavlovich arranged the documents for me, he said. he will do everything without you, glushakov. get out. don't stop working. y

i just see it as something that i feel i can play.hing that you want to talk about, something that had a huge role in your cultural life, is the snare drum. it wasn't until the age of 12, when i moved to a secondary school, that i was introduced to percussion, and that was a revelation for me because there we were in the assembly hall looking at this orchestra full of young people and i looked around the strings and the brass and the winds and then the percussion, and that took my fancy because each player was playing a different instrument. so you had a timpanist, you had a snare drummer, someone playing cymbals, someone playing a bass drum or whatever. and my teacher, who was a wonderful, peripatetic percussion teacher, he said, "right, evelyn, here's a snare drum. "i will see you next week." and there i was, 12 years old, with this drum. i had absolutely no idea what to do with it. there was no stand and no sticks with it. so, you know, iwas a bit, sort of, disappointed, i have to say, and confused. and i marched home with this thi

i was about to leave and i was in some it rains so i had to go. so i stayed for another game and that's how i met him. so that's that's basically what happened. adam coleman is the author book black victim to black victor, identifying the ideology is behavioral patterns and cultural that encourage a victimhood complex. we appreciate your time on book tv.

i truly enjoy what i do, and i enjoy my life.high school >> i ran for student body president. [ audience aws ] i was the student body president of my high school in ohio >> jimmy: you were >> yeah. >> jimmy: and what did you accomplish there as student body president >> well, we had to plan a lot of events and different things there were a lot of meetings i started a peer tutoring program. >> jimmy: did you really >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's fantastic >> yeah. >> jimmy: what was your -- do you remember your campaign or what you ran on? >> i gave a speech and at the end, i sang a little bit >> jimmy: you had to >> why not >> jimmy: why not. you had to >> i just sang at the end of it just put a button on it at the end, and "vote for me. my brother actually cut my hair you met him backstage. he cuts my hair still. but back then he put "j.r.s. for pres," in my hair. john rogers stephens, that's my real name. >> jimmy: dude, that's a slam dunk that's like, come on >> that's all it took. >> jimmy: well, let's talk about -- i want to talk

so i had a i had a hook. i had somewhere i wanted to get. but the question was how to where to begin the story? how did she become that? and so i wrote i wrote a few essays about that and, and published them and gave talks, but i wasn't sure how to make it a a story or know where to begin. there were really two things that had to happen. first one was that i really had to ground myself in two fields that i had no background in. unlike literary studies, i really had no background in greek and roman classical and very little, very little in west african history, except insofar as it touched on an african-american history and i that those because at a certain point, i realized how important homer and other greek and roman classics in translation were to her, and that that also wasn't underplayed, underappreciated theme in her life and work. i realized i needed to read everything she read and really understand it. and so that that for both doing both those things took years. but they also helped me really write the first couple of chapters and b

i don't know why i stayed in the channel, i count that i have 300 kilometers to karbala, do i return this time or did i go ? the car that broke down turned off, muhammad, don't be, don't black me, it's not me, i'm mehran , don't be tired, i don't know, i don't know, i want to give it a direct electric wire, and the four places that my dad told me, stopped , hello, hello, and it turned on. i want you to go, bro, it's a long way, and i'm stuck, it's clear, i miss you do you miss your afghanistan? you took the statistics of the children of qom from their income. i came secretly. do you believe that maybe you are 220 tomans ? i often ask messi how far you go. i'm close, i hope i'm back here, whenever we talk to the family at night, come and come back empty-handed, even if i have work now, stay after arbaeen and follow the path he sent me, even though i didn't take him, i want to take him , but you hello noha, where are you going? i can help you. i will go upstairs together. thank you. thank you. i will take you to room 160. there is no money. if god bless us, i don't remember. you are go

like i, i know what i love to do i, i love when i do, i'm happy with what i'm doing. i don't need to buy random stuff, but i don't need a, we'll say actually i think if we're really going deep on this, at a fundamental level, i come from, from the world view sort of abundance. like i think that there's more than enough for everybody to go around is more about equity. we distributing what we have, like we don't need to to make more things like, there's so much, you know, so we just need a few or maybe odds and things like that. we did say at the beginning that people often ask you about that because of the risks of for example, for you started out and specifically um, but i wanted to ask you about it and saw different way. because when you've done all the work that you've done and you are invested in something which has, i guess a legacy and you have a daughter as well. i want to know what it is that you really want to be united for leaving a high end at this point in your life. i mean, i'm, you know, i'm pretty proud of the company that i've done because i put a ton o

i am really i realized that when i sleep with a man, when i was in a relationship, i don’t get enoughs for you somewhere, that there’s no dog blowing there. i'll collect them, you know, all night, i mean, i'm a caring person, so i don't leave them separately. you will be satisfied with such a story. you can just have a big, very big bed, an when a woman says, and not yet entering into a relationship, that she will sleep separately. she gives herself such a treat. i can get married without love. i’ll explain why, when we’ve already lived for 25 years. we don't just live in different rooms on different floors. we visit each other . this is fine. it `s naturally. but when you still have speech. it just started pounding when you’re in the very first stage of these, when your hair still stands on end from the touch, even if his snoring doesn’t annoy you. and if you say from the very beginning that you will sleep separately. so, you say, i need you for something else, but i think so, i’m sitting on my own. you are needed for something, and she... once again she says that it is not her who c

and yes, well, it seems, i myself understand that i eat well, i take good care of what i eat.well, yes, and how much i drink, if there is some suspicion that in a month i have the right to inherit my legal rights and i have received and still receive calls with manipulative threats. perhaps my guess is that they sat somewhere and sprinkled something because it couldn’t fly. it couldn't come out of thin air. i’m pounding. i’m getting worse and worse, and i understand that i can’t cope here without medical help. i don't know what exactly happened to me. but most likely i have poisoning. hello, the ambulance needs to be called. please pass come on in, i have chills, nausea and a very sore stomach. i most likely have a very high fever. how long ago? let's go take a look. i'm lying here and it's freezing. i understand that i can no longer cope on my own and i have the feeling that i have been poisoned by something. your blood pressure is a bit low, 90x60; in what area of ​​the abdomen is it present? yes, yes, a little bit, and a little bit on the left side it should give when you p

oh, well, i, i watched the debate, in general , i read, the press about what happened on the... stagefornia at the reagan library , and some contenders for the nomination actually won; the winner was ron desans, who more actively articulated his position as florida, yes, yes, the governor of florida, he is in second place with a large gap from donald trump, there are about 40% points, or even a little more, but he is second.... the absolute favorite of the republican party, yesterday he performed very brightly, i would say, but he also managed, managed to promote his agenda and there was clear respect for him on the part of other candidates, but nicky haley, who was also called a favorite, a potential contender for the nomination, perhaps even vice president under donald trump, if he wins, she was of course lost yesterday lost from the point from the point from the perspective of her emotions, she was so upset yesterday at her opponents that, well, not only my opinion, but also the opinion of others, that she , of course, yesterday failed the second debate, well - to be clear about th

so i say i wanted to, but i said it, i just had a fever. invited me to ride with tatyana. katya was very upset. well, this is not the one, but i can just imagine it. well, i was. well, i was completely confused because it was terribly difficult, as i said. well, i’m getting used to people more quickly, well , we’ve come a long, long way with the guys. well, they called me more than once. well, to tatyana more than once. although i didn’t understand at all how i i could stand there with tanya, and she was already so bronzed there. i took fourth place, a little five in europe or something. of course i said, no at first. oh no. well, a year later i again, uh, started to invite her to her, right? yeah, and i just over-exerted myself too much. well, i just made a decision that, probably , personally speaking roughly, well, it’s just cruel and this sport ice dancing in general, probably figure skating, is that some moments are very difficult. well, it turns out to betray people and give close people. this a brutal sport in that regard. it was ver

i know i did my duty that day. i must tell you, walking down the midway here in mount pleasant, iowa, i have been deeply moved at how many people have stopped me to thank me that i kept my oath to the constitution of the united states. i have been deeply humbled how many americans have come up and expressed appreciation for the stance that we took. i will let the president and others involved in those cases make their own case, and make sure they have a presumption of innocence that every american is entitled to. for my part, i know i did my duty that day and america can be confident that if i become president, i will always keep my oath to the constitution. to the constitution. so help me god. hello, everybody. you all look wonderful. >> hi, how are you? >> hi, how are y'all. i'm mike pence. [inaudible] [laughter] >> sure. >> you want to take a picture? >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. pence: thank you, thank you. we got quite a crowd here. [inaudible] >> we wanted to say thank you for talking about salvation. [ina

and i always thought that if i was in a band, i would, you know, i wouldn't play drums, i would justw where i can tap dance for a film >> seth: we're throwing it out there. >> with "chicago," i didn't get to tap i didn't think if i could slip it in somewhere. >> seth: what was the competition like when you won your british tap championship? >> well, it was all the dancing schools from around the country, and you compete. >> seth: did you get nervous in the competition setting when you were a young tap dancer? >> i didn't get nervous for anything when i was young, but as soon as you reach kind of 15, 16, all of a sudden, the older you get, the more nervous you get. i still get nervous the first day of shooting but when i was a kid, i didn't get nervous. >> seth: did your peer group think tap was cool >> yeah. >> seth: oh, that's pretty awesome. >> oh, yeah, they thought it was very cool. >> seth: well you grew up in wales and i don't know if you ever heard, dylan thomas once said it was a musical nation [ light laughter ] >> you just stole my line. >> seth: i know that that's a thing

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i, i feel better about than i used to. i do want i want to shift. and i also want you know, i'm going to ask you to read a passage in a second because i think it's so important because, well, i moved to the caregiving side of this issue and we speaking we've about the common issues. but what are the primary challenges we face when we try to navigate aging well? what would you say caregiving, money, balancing autonomy safety, a slew of broken relating to those and issues? how can i can i stop you right there about that caregiving? because i, i want you to read first passage in the caregiving of the book because i just was so moved by that was right after. you quoted rosalyn carter do you know where i'm talking about? i think i happen to have it shocking. you have it here. it's hopefully it's the it's the first paragraph of the first chapter. her. and this subsection is called and duty like a shift in the seasons it's hard to pinpoint the moment when things begin to change as time and need recast our relationships and then r

then decided to shoot him, but missed, well, i i don’t know what you got up to, i don’t know, but ind you’re in the corridor, please wait, yeah, okay. marina ivanovna, do you know this man? my god, this is the man who attacked me 8 years ago, what happened to him? he was killed? shouldn't he be in jail? he served his sentence, was released and was found in a vacant lot, not far from your house, with signs violent death. how's that? have you been to the trial? no, i was still sick then, the trial took place without me. sorry for reminding you about unpleasant events, no, of course, i, please, i understand everything, tell me, before the attack you did not meet the criminal, of course, no, yeah, he never worked at your company, no, no, startsevs caused grievous bodily harm, this is the wording... here is a copy of the expert report. let me ask, is this kind of blush you have by nature or is it something acquired? it's probably because of the cold allergies, of course. how many years have passed and suddenly you appear? yes, i was her attending physician, a most charming woman, fragile

and then today i looked him up. i said. i love this guy now. and that's all i say.y, so grew up a florida state fan in tallahassee, then called neon deion, but i thinkhe he prefers coach prime now the 80s he was just tearing itgu up and went on to this amazing jeofessional career in multiple sports as well. jesse, you were weighing in on that during so i know that wssny talk to you about that part. at least you were suggesting he should go play cricket since he so successful in football and baseball and everything else. >> he loves cricket. pijust saying that. i mean. piers morgan. yeah, i didn't really meaneran.i i don't want him playing cricket. i want him on the gridiron. he's a great coach andd he h he's transformed the program at colorado. >> this guasansformey is the grt sport athlete, better than bo jackson. i'm sorry, bo jackso, i'mn. people, that's fine. now he's bigger than college football. now s bier, and hard to transcee college football. he's bigger than a lot of the starofs in. >> college football. everyone's talking about him. my favorite quot my fav

that's right. - see, i want you to have hope. phil i want you to have hope. but i do, i really do. checking on you, after the conversation last night, to see how you were doing and see if you're feeling good this morning. but i'll give you a call a little bit later. okay, bye-bye. ♪ god will take care of you ♪ ♪ through every day along the way ♪ - so many people call sister lena mae perry, to pray for them as though she was their minister. but then again too, she knows how to pray. ♪ of you ♪ - every time i'd been sick in and outta the hospital, she was there. ♪ god will ♪ ♪ take care ♪ ♪ of you ♪ [phone ringing] ♪ through every day ♪ oh my goodness. ♪ along the way ♪ hello? i'm doing great. how are you? oh, i'm glad. i'm glad to hear that. i'm glad to hear that. had you on my mind and said, let me check on everybody, so that, you'll be surprised that the things that some people are going through. yes. and i sit there sometimes hours, trying to let them know that they're not alone. daniel, the next thing, you gotta look after yourself also. so take care. - she's opened me up so muc

i am a family and i live with them, and i share my life with them. this is the first second, of course, this is work. i can't live without work. he is still my core and my personal one, like my back, rear a and confidence. it is he. let there be frost and sun. i don't know which of us is which, maybe we switch places. sometimes he is the sun, and i am frost, sometimes he is frost and the sun. and what does nature make of us ? who then shines with snow ? the question ; who frightens us; naked white thunder; and fall. why teach everywhere, for no one , just in case? what what i wish we had a child. why would he be as talented as that? talented i'm listening to you. now your alla woke me up and asked me to tell you to call urgently. you give me some kind of manuscript. unfortunately, i can’t do it now. yasno ninka is very busy with work nearby. okay , i'll talk to her myself. this is not necessary. bye. beregi called from the publishing house, he has a female voice. i called through the secretary. i like it very tasty. no it's jam, sorry andrey, he’s a

since i left for 20 years, i haven’t been here. i just returned.ol we had a graduation ceremony, but on the evening of graduation a young pilot lieutenant came to us all night, we danced with him all night, and in the morning i ran away with him; he served in the far east. he was a good guy. yes, i was unlucky, i crashed. merchant seaman this is where i have a streak bad luck got me. well, i wandered around the cities and worked. she moved to the regional center. and then we meet at pekhov’s meeting. they think badly of me. he liked me everything at school. we sat there as best we could and visited me, but in the summer you can’t run into him. then my mother died and left the house as an inheritance. i left my apartment in the city here, moved in and immediately talked about masha. i don’t understand anything, i don’t want to understand. i didn’t love anyone except pekhov, but i love him. it turned out it was impossible. it is truth too. it was necessary to do it all somehow, without rushing, calmly. i have no time we need to hurry. i still want to

love my child, i love my mother, i love my sister, i love i love my friends , i love this life.his was the meaning of anna blagoova’s life. review of the most important sporting events, the new head coach of the national team carlos allas ferera named an expanded list players for the september qualifying matches for the european championship 2024. two gold, silver and three bronze. this is the result of the belarusian wrestlers. at the youth world championships, which jordan hosted, an exclusive interview with the athletes, tell me, this result is 10:92, you repeated and excelled in the training process, well, i was ready to show faster than a second, right there in athens, yes, if it was one race, not four, bright moments, real emotions, thousands of fans came to celebrate the spanish women's team, which won the world championship... the impressions are only positive, one of the most spectacular , one of the most exciting sports, all this in sports projects on tv channel belarus 24. the lucky land in the clumsy hands, our galloin bagadze, if we are happy to give it so much, we

i 'll send you the address, it's all i have. i beg you, i just have no one else to ask.here, otherwise he won't get out of here alive. this means that non-hungry organisms are growing. necessary they have to suffer and vadim nikolaevich and you have already refused. nothing will soon fall into place. it is a pity that without you what are you blurting out? vadim nikolayevich talked to someone on the phone today and said that he was going on a business trip the other day. well, i know on business, and what i said will be back going to work. what does a new governess mean? he found a replacement for me so easily and quickly, but, probably, he is not an agency. nothing let's see how he sings now. look. yes, it's really very beautiful. you know, lately i 've stopped noticing beauty. light i'm still with student years. i'm waiting for the right moment. to tell you how much i love you. elijah is not necessary. understand. you do not love me. this is for now. i will do everything so that you forget this pain that alexey caused you, i can make you happy. i am really grateful to