isaac newton is an interesting fact of a wonderful genius.s a member of the house of lords of england, he delivered a speech only once at meetings. all i asked was to close the window. well , today is the birthday of, perhaps, the most famous italian actor, singer and director adriana celentano and what events marked the first week of the new year in the context of belarusian culture, will we find out right now? on january 4, 1948, an outstanding composer, teacher, people's artist of belarus , valery ivanov, was born in the wilderness of the mogilev region, he sincerely loved his small homeland. confessed what exactly? she gave him creative wings as a child and continued to fill him with energy and inspiration for a long time all her life. valery kirillovich headed the music broadcasting of the belarusian radio, he is the author of instrumental and vocal works of music for film performances and radio shows. glory came to valery ivanov after in 1980 he wrote the music for the film quiet c student.

isaac newton was generally an outstanding personality.irst to pay attention to blatant injustice. why is there such a familiar attitude towards physics? well, think of a whole science that is responsible for the basic laws of the universe in just one word - physics. while ordinary sports are physical culture. i agree, i agree, the most cultured person in the school is a fizruk. well look at the physicist, astronomer and fizruk, who else in the name of the specialists has the word leader hmm no, seriously, there is no chemical culture or geographical civilization. even singing lessons are just singing. somehow all physical education teachers, cambridge. we went to sort things out, who is more cultured with the physical education instructors of oxford, but this is not accurate, in short, a thesis has appeared. strength is no mind. shocked by the brevity of the wording, newton thought for a long time and finally came to his answer. you all know him, this is newton's third law, action is equal to us. pulls earth's gravity from the same force

isaac newton is an interesting fact of a wonderful genius. as a member of the house of lords of england, he delivered a speech only once at meetings. all i asked was to close the window. well, today is the birthday of, perhaps, the most famous italian actor, singer and director adriano celentano. and what events marked the first week of the new year in the context of belarusian culture, we will find out right now? on january 4, 1948, an outstanding composer, teacher, people's artist of belarus , valery ivanov, was born in the wilderness of the mogilev region, he sincerely loved his little one. homeland. confessed what exactly? she gave him creative wings as a child and continued to fill him with energy and inspiration for a long time all her life. valery kirillovich headed the music broadcasting of the belarusian radio, he is the author of instrumental and vocal works of music for film performances and radio shows. glory came to valery ivanov after in 1980 he wrote the music for the film quiet threesome, in which his song was first heard. you

isaac newton is an interesting fact of a wonderful genius.s a member of the house of lords of england, he delivered a speech only once at meetings. all i asked was to close the window. well , today is the birthday of, perhaps, the most famous italian actor, singer and director adriano celentano. and what events marked the first week of the new year in the context of belarusian culture, we will find out right now? january 4, 1948 in the wilderness an outstanding composer, teacher, people's artist of belarus valery ivanov was born in the mogilev region, he sincerely loved his small homeland. confessed what exactly? she gave him creative wings as a child and continued to fill him with energy and inspiration for a long time all her life. valery kirillovich headed the music broadcasting of the belarusian radio, he is the author of instrumental and vocal works of music for film performances and radio shows. glory came to valery ivanov after in 1980 he wrote the music for the film quiet threesomes, in where his song was first heard. you are poisonou

isaac newton's oranges, of course, and the troparion of the nativity of the virgin of the actions of essential priests clearly say there is something, but there will be no interview situation. on the other side, it is so dangerous precisely for the clergy and for the canonical orthodox church in general that one has to be guided by the chief medical prince. do no harm takes the word aunt. inna is the name of the mother of her deceased comrade in the unit, who now meets with them every holiday. after all, all of them now, and her children, too, the mother of god will cover you with the cover of her excellent shells. bullet fragments from betrayal and captivity served as a tanker until recently, and the grandson, but was demobilized. because the student nerves are on edge, and for a long time after all, what happened to endure this heart. i understand that there are other guys there, that there are also someone's sons, someone's children. it is very difficult and painful and we all really want peace already. i really want peace already, i want the children who were born to war, so that

i think it wasn't isaac newton, yeah it was a commodities broker.ices but now those who know say it is going up but first you know it is interesting, prices are going up despite the fact that the energy information administration says we're going to pump more oil this year than we ever have in history. president biden takes a lot of heat for trying to reduce oil production. actually according to the government we'll be producing more. so he is doing a bad job of that. as to the forecast what is we're going to see in terms of a price for wti, yeah, it is citibank, the outlyer says it will be $75 on average for the average barrel of oil. jpmorgan says 83. the government says 87, and goldman is the outlyer at 92. 92 on average, if we're $80 for half the year, we're at 100 for the other half so there you go. gas prices about what they were this time a year ago, not just about what they were, exactly what they were, $3.30 a year ago and $3.30 right now. but other oil-based products, not so good. take a look at numbers on jet fuel. yeah, you wonder why yo

fascinating. [ laughter ] how do you keep tripping while also moving upward if you showed this video to isaac newtonurn all his notebooks and start over [ laughter ] but that was almost certainly the last time we will play that clip today [ laughter ] we've shown it twice if i know anything about comedy, it's the rule that twice is more than enough. [ light laughter ] now, as we've said before and we'll say again, there is no equivalence between biden and trump. yes, it's bad that they both had classified documents but trump consistently lied about the documents. he had told his staff to lie, defied multiple requests and a subpoena for the documents, moved the documents around, and repeatedly changed the story about why he had the documents in the first place biden shouldn't have had the documents, but he never claimed they were his, and he definitely never claimed he had secretly declassified them using his mind >> you have said on truth social a number of times you did declassify >> i did declassify, yes >> okay. is there a process what was your process to - >> there doesn't have to be a process a

isaac newton's optics will put up for sale, the plan, which was stored in the scientist's library, wasion to generation until 1920, and then he disappeared without a trace and discovered the book collector david dilaura. and during the pandemic, he was auditing his store and came across an old building on a label with the name of the owner, the name was charles huggins. this is the son of a man who after the death of a scientist acquired his personal belongings, the book is considered one of the three major works on optics. in it, newton analyzes the fundamental nature of light. in early february, it will also be sold at auction. the starting price is 460,000 dollars. well, just in case, well, it is possible that one of the billionaires who signed the oath will acquire it , what is it? and why did our book reviewer remember this by persuading him. serov good morning and start it at two. i would say unique books, but they are called detailed illustrated comments. this griboyedov woe from wit. and pushkin eugene onegin e. for eugene onegin, the text of comments and the selection of illus

isaac newton discovered america attraction ivan pavlov conditioned reflex but our hero is famous for that opened huge bills for water look. alexandra came to us today with cats and a long loaf. hello , you even need helpers to learn where this skill comes from. and that she video is the daily procedure for opening the tap releasing water. well , in general, they are just such guys with us, they are very smart, it all started from the first, from the eldest blind. he sits in our bathtub all the time. when you are going to do some business there , he looks at everything that i do and, accordingly, learned to read these are the movements to open the screen. so it goes on. he. they can open any door, a window or a compartment, and they themselves are benches. you can turn off the water, of course, when leaving to turn off the gas, in reality you turn off the water every time you leave the house. and what remains? we recently changed the mixer , finally to a conventional valve one. now we have fewer problems as it should, which is like this, yes, but they have not yet coped with the end.

if we go back to the lecture a week ago about isaac newton and apocalyptic thinking during the enlightenment, you can jog your memories and maybe think about what voltaire was saying. so how off seems confirm voltaire as prophecy from 200 years earlier. about being able to build what carl becker described as the city of the 18th century. philosophers of the enlightenment. but if we read and if we think closely about suharto's words, we realize there's also a caution, a warning, unlike the unbridled belief in rational progress that we saw in voltaire. so hoddle says there's no doubt that we've achieved industrial and technological, and this is crucial to improving day to day lives of human beings. whether we're talking about thinkers on the u.s. side of the cold war or the soviet side of the cold war, we can understand this idea of progress wanting to improve, or at least declaring a to improve the day to day lives of human beings, to aid in relieving material privation, whether for the industrial workers of europe and the americas or the resource imbalances in the regions of the world from e

isaac newton's oranges, of course, and the troparion of christmas to do the action essentially gives to the priests to say clearly there is something, but the interview will not be the situation. on the other side , it is so dangerous precisely for the clergy and for the canonical orthodox church in general that it is necessary to be guided by the chief medical princes. do no harm takes the word aunt. inna is what they call mom in the unit his dead comrade, which is every holiday. now meets with them. after all, all of them now and her children, too, the mother of god will cover you with her covers with her admin, shells, bullet fragments from betrayal and captivity served tankers until recently, his grandson, but was demobilized. because the student 's nerves are on edge, and for a long time after all, what this heart had to endure. i understand that there are other guys there, that there are also someone's sons, sons, someone's children. it is very hard and painful and we all really want to be at peace. very i want peace already, i want the children who were born to war, so that th

seen, for instance, people saying that in engineering for instance when you're teaching about isaac newtonou should discuss his problematic on race as though that was in way relevant to the law of motion . what they law of motion. what are they specifically asking mathematicians to do in courses? well they're not actually even asking mathematicians to have an intelligent intellectual discussion. they're asking us propagate their ideas . for propagate their ideas. for example , they will have example, they will have particular views on, say, ravichandran or , you know , ravichandran or, you know, statistics. one of the things we teach is the real black hole theorem zeros and indian david black holes in african—american. but we don't spend our time focusing on that. we focus on the mathematics . and there's a the mathematics. and there's a time and place for everything. as aristotle pointed out . you as aristotle pointed out. you don't evaluate mathematics by the standards of poetry or poetry, both of mathematics and. what surprises me, you know, i'm not a historian. i'm not a philosopher. t

seen, for instance, people saying that in engineering for instance when you're teaching about isaac newtonou should discuss his problematic on race as though that was in way relevant to the law of motion . what they law of motion. what are they specifically asking mathematicians to do in courses? well they're not actually even asking mathematicians to have an intelligent intellectual discussion. they're asking us propagate their ideas . for propagate their ideas. for example , they will have example, they will have particular views on, say, ravichandran or , you know , ravichandran or, you know, statistics. one of the things we teach is the real black hole theorem zeros and indian david black holes in african—american. but we don't spend our time focusing on that. we focus on the mathematics . and there's a the mathematics. and there's a time and place for everything. as aristotle pointed out . you as aristotle pointed out. you don't evaluate mathematics by the standards of poetry or poetry, both of mathematics and. what surprises me, you know, i'm not a historian. i'm not a philosopher. t

so this is a bench commemorating isaac newton. this is in lincolnshire. what a lovely idea.tion? can you see that at home? they spelt it incorrectly. they have actually got it wrong on the bench. it is a rather beautiful bench because it is mental. it is not like it is a plaque. exactly. it has got a design featuring apples, relating to his discovery of gravity. it is really unfortunate. the sentiment is there. one of the other papers was saying, do you think you would actually mind? no, ithink mind? no, i think it would be pleased. it will get more attention than if it had been spelt correctly. you wouldn't have spoken about it on national television. exactly. maybe you have a bench that is special to you that you could show this morning. there are books about benches in the uk. ijust want there are books about benches in the uk. i just want to there are books about benches in the uk. ijust want to mention there are books about benches in the uk. i just want to mention this. when we go through the papers we often say this is a picture of this, remarkable picture etc. very s