nearby, the novel sensation by carlo veci, the smile of katerina, and the mother of leonard da vinci.ng fact that it is possible that leonard dovinci’s mother was a russian girl, cherkeshenko, who was taken into slavery. that is, the author found a signed document. covers the period of both the russian empire and the soviet union, the book is very, you see, it is colorfully designed and has quite a large number of illustrations. you can walk around the fair for hours, because you want to stop at each of the stands, nonfiction seems to invite guests on a journey through literature and its most diverse eras, but you can take a break from it in the labor pavilion, here we will choose a seat, let it be a, here you can comfortably sit down and, armed with headphones, watch a movie or listen to a lecture on art on this screen. this art object is an exact copy of the cover of the book of terem of russia, which will allow you to learn more about our cultural heritage, and for someone to plan a trip for the may holidays. the house of craftsmen in kaluga, which is located in the kaluga region,

leonard maltin, this has gone far enough.. she's a calculating, self-centered, egotistical bitch. she was born in a small town, her mother was a jackal and her father was an insurance salesman. ooh, insurance salesman ? when she was five she knew that she wanted to be a famous singer. but by the time she was six her ambitious became to rule the universe. she learned of an ancient diamond, the diamond of pantheous okay, you know what ? nevermind. i don't need to know all this, forget i asked. before she was seven the keepers of pantheous learned of this insane little girl's wish. the diamond was split up and buried at opposite ends of the world. but then, during the shooting of "my fair lady", barbra streisand found one of the triangles. and the other triangle is the one that little kyle has ? yes, mr. chef. if babs gets ahold of that other triangle she will fulfill her prophecy and become the most threatening thing ever known to mankind, mecha streisand. mecha streisand ? i don't know what the hellthatmeans but it doesn't sou

the author found a very interesting fact that it is possible that leonard davinci’s mother was a russian signed by the hand of leonard da vinci's father, who grants freedom to this girl. fairs of intellectual literature. for more than 25 years, but every year its participants come up with something to surprise even the most sophisticated readers. book one by stephen walker, it seems to me, on the eve of cosmonautics day, will be especially interesting for those interested in the history of space development. the book speech fleet by alexei ivanov is probably one of the most anticipated new books this spring, and i think it will be of interest to everyone. the period of both the russian empire and the soviet union is covered. and the book is very, you see, it is colorfully designed and has quite a large number of illustrations. at the fair. you need to walk for hours, because you want to stop at each of the stands, nonfiction seems to invite guests on a journey through literature and its most diverse eras, but to take a break from it, you can work in the pavilion, here we will choose a se

only one. made an approach to little vita, a chain of concessions, and little grisha, especially leonardt, the best student in school, i was really an excellent student until the fifth grade, and then he became spherical, apparently, but he can’t find the report card, he can’t show me , i have a sports achievement, even to this day, i am in the second grade, in the third grade, he was absolutely excellent in physical education, i guess i... i don’t know at all how to raise children correctly, if i ever say that i know or should i be raised this way, i will be in the most the last fool, let's just say, i, together with polina, go groping, groping with these steps and my experience that i have, it cannot be applied, you just need to love your children and treat them as your heart tells you, you need to introduce the newcomers again , this is our youngest son, leo, leo. this is grigory, the eldest, the most responsible guy, very carefully, oh come on leonard to us, dad is so complacent, but it seems to me that sometimes fatigue, it develops into severity, there is no time to persuade, it’s

kawhi leonard leonard out with knee inflammation. we show you luka doncic because he and kyrie irving accounted for 64 of the mavs 97 points. but that bucket only got the mavs to within 21. this one all clippers james harden six for 11 on threes. he actually played well finishing with 28 points. clippers take game one easily, much to the delight of owner steve ballmer 109 to 97. >> this is not a foul tip. >> not a foul tip. i don't like doing basketball highlights anymore with the warriors. >> that's two i know i we're putting the focus on bay area athletes. it's not just competition with others. it's also competition with myself from stories of inspiration. my mom is my role model. my mom has really helped me persevere and develop that relentlessness to hard work and perseverance. everything isn't going to be given to you. you h

god bless leonard.l report," we're going to continue our toxic town series with bret baier taking a look at the effort to clean up the contaminated sites across missouri. remember, if you can't catch us live, be sure to set your dvr to 6:00 p.m. eastern, that's 3:00 p.m. out on the west coast. thanks for watching "special report," i'm gillian turner in washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: all right. good evening, everyone. i'm laura in

the twelfth player on the roster should be kawhi leonard.onight we are watching the play in nba round. the los angeles lakers are literally through. the game against new orleans will begin in a couple of hours, then golden state and sacramento will determine who will play the worst team in the opposition between the lakers and pelicans. lebron james and company if successful. today they will fight in the playoffs with the current champion danverts in the east, let us remind you, in the play round, philadelphia will fight with miami, and chicago with atlanta, these matches will take place tomorrow night. the winner of the phillahite pair will compete with the new york knicks in the playoffs, but the second winner of the playoff stage goes to the regular-season triumphant boston celtics. that's all for me today, my name is stanislav libsky. love sports, work hard and win, until then! the achievement of the period of alexander lukashenko's presidency is peace, security, independence and sovereignty, despite everything we were able to preserve t

se llamaba leonard clark, 54 años. era residente aquí de issa palo alto.como inusual, especialmente considerando que ocurrió en un área tan transitada. hay mucha gente que camina durante el día y la noche para ir al al levin, que está abierto las 24 horas. es también preocupante para residentes. y es que en enero hispano alto celebraba un 2023 sin ningún homicidio. luego de haber sido conocida como la capital de la muerte por muchos años. vamos a ver el resto del año. hola, que ya no haya más. mientras tanto, la organización mothers against murders está ofreciendo 10.000 $ en recompensa por información que ayude a resolver el asesinato de leonard clark. el fundador agrega que también pueden ofrecer apoyo a los familiares reportando en issa palo alto nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48. la niña de 9 años que perdió la vida en un accidente en la interestatal 6 80 el domingo pasado cerca de concord, fue identificada como dana hernández tapia, residente de oregon. según la oficina forense del condado de contra costa, por razones aún desconocidas, el vehículo

leonard wood, henry cabot lodge. and here, theodore roosevelt. all by sergeant.this painting was done when roosevelt was president. he was vice president. and then became president after mckinley was assassinated in 1901. and so roosevelt, as you remember, he was this kind of career climb guy. and he was very interested in his own masculine image. so he immediately volunteered as a rough rider. he actually organizes this volland here infantry group to go to cuba and to make sure that he was part of the charge, you know, leading the way in certain battles. once he was a rough rider in his brooks brothers uniform. so we have this great charles gibson portrait of him as a rough rider. he then is very much involved in empire making. so he serves in cuba and he serves with leonard wood, who was the sort of other co-organizer of the rough riders and wood was actually a physician and so he treated mckinley as a physician as well. and our portrait of wood by a sergeant actually shows wearing a medal of honor that he was given after the apache wars for capturing geronimo.

then they decided to re-read it and realized that it was actually a wonderful text, then perhaps leonardriven into slavery, that is, he found a document that was signed by the hand of leonard da vinci’s father, which grants this girl freedom. bright new items in the science pop genre, how to make stories about space understandable and interesting, a unique format invented by astrobiologist charles cockell. wrote a book about space, rational thinking, the future, futurology, conquest. labor is the main theme and code word of this year’s nonfiction fair in the center of the hall a huge number of books about various professions, labor achievements, inventions, and what happens when you work hard, of course, relaxation, here is a special area where you can lie down, relax and watch how they work. other soviet films in the film collection are inflammatory labor in its most varied forms, and this turned out to be interesting even to the youngest viewers, and for them at the fair, perhaps, the most beautiful books about the whole world, here is a book that raises the topic of artificial intelli

davich christ, who was bought at a solby auction for 45 pounds, thinking that it was from the time of leonards student of some kind, and then she for... then with a high degree of probability the paintings could have ended up in the workshops and laboratories of the state research institute of restoration. we accept, look at the work, first visually determine its prospects, that is, even at the stage of inspection, consultation, you can understand whether it has a chance for further research. yes, it is necessary to provide a chemical analysis here, yes, so that, as they say. you practically won’t see it yourself; analytical instruments operate on minimal quantities of the substance being studied, so we in no way... do any damage to the paintings. each picture can be represented as a list of chemical elements used in the work. for example, this is what a chemical analysis of falk’s work looks like. there was a fairly stable set of materials that were used from the early middle ages until the 18th century, starting from the 18th century, the palette artists begins to change, and it changes rad

leonard: i like that. we have like 30 seconds, i think. the one word we have not used at all in thinking about america in the future is the world of universality. maybe that term is deeply suspect for reasons we can induce. but i wonder if even if america is a declining power, is there still something about the american ideal around universality, universality norms, human rights precepts, whatever, that we still should, in different ways, new animated ways, hold onto, or do we just want to sort of let it go? ben: i think you need to in that in america we have people from all over the world, and so the world's diversity is kind of encompassed within our own borders. i think the idea that utopian post-world war ii universality of a common set of rights and norms everybody agrees to seems further away. but really quickly, space is an interesting example in the past, where nationalism was harnessed around the space race. and that could have gone worse, in the sense you could have had the total militarization of space. part of what happened is

chagall; we will also appreciate the biblical scenes of the master of the resto-european engraving leonardand the holy scriptures in the surreal manner of salvador dali. these are the main news of the tv news agency project available on social networks on mobile application qr code on the screen. watch the developments on our broadcast at noon on a successful day. despite the sanctions, minsk and moscow are steadily strengthening their integration. a meeting of prime ministers took place, where they talked about the union economy, import substitution and investments, but the unions do not cancel domestic investments, we will talk about the importance of production development using the example of one of the unique sludsk enterprises. both efficiency and security, business connects to electronic document management, but the government expects more activity. why? our report from the thematic forum. this is an area of ​​interest, we are talking about significant events in the economy. olga onishchenko is with you. hello. belarus and russia will assemble aircraft together. the day before, this

davis davis was appointed to the supreme court has is leonard who was i mentioned, was very involved in this had to pretty much browbeat lincoln to appoint davis the supreme court. he said you wouldn't be sitting in that chair if not for and lincoln said you're right but i can't appoint too many of my friends to these. but finally he did he did and he out to be a darn good supreme court justice. in fact, his most famous ruling was against lincoln believe, it or not, didn't come out until after he died. but it was involving whether you can try civilians in military courts and and davis said you can. so they had a kind of a strained relationship wouldn't win. listen though today this is advice. davis was sort of a conservative ish type. lincoln was more liberal than davis and he just wouldn't listen to during the presidency. you'd listen to him, but he wouldn't follow what he suggested. and then davis, you know, of course, lincoln was assassinated. and davis became, the executor of the estate and and was really a second father to robert. robert was always deeply to davis for what he di

god bless leonard. coming up tomorrow on "special report," we're going to continue our toxic town series with bret baier taking a look at the effort to clean up the contaminated sites across missouri. remember, if you can't catch us live, be sure to set your dvr to 6:00 p.m. eastern, that's 3:00 p.m. out on the west coast. thanks for watching "special report," i'm gillian turner in washington. "the ingraham angle" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: all right. good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." thank you, as always, for joining us. you're looking live at george washington university in d.c. where the deadline for protesters to leave campus has just passed. you can see they appear to have no intention of moving. now, over to new york, where a massive pro-israel rally has just started, it's just gotten underway. we will bring you more on the protest, on the campuses, the protests that are growing later on in the show. plus, my angle on how biden is really the one on trial, give

at his invitation , another future great scientist , leonard euler, arrived in russia.ician, mechanic and physicist during his life. wrote about 850 scientific papers, most of them in russia, at the st. petersburg academy of sciences he was a professor of physics, headed the department of mathematics, developed methods for raising large bell in the moscow kremlin. even when eller lost his sight, he continued to work for the benefit of science, dictated texts, and his student translated them into russian. empress catherine invited the best ophthalmologist of that time for him. euler underwent surgery and saw the light again. despite the warning, the scientist began to work intensively and lost his sight for the second time. on the day of his death, st. petersburg academy. recent news from the european organization for nuclear research cern, within which the large hadron collider operates and ends relations with the russians. the more valuable are projects that continue. our regular author, eduard shillin, visited the international experimental thermonuclear reactor, engl

una organizaciÓn ofrece $10,000 por informaciÓn que ayude a capturar al asesino de leonard clark, unlunes en la calle newell. si tiene formaciÓn puede comunicarse de forma anÓnima con las autoridades. este lunes, la gente de santa clara descubrieron el arma que usted en su pantalla, a descubrieron dentro de un vehÍculo en el que iba un hombre que tenÍa varias Órdenes de arresto. en el auto y otro sujeto que llevaba herramientas y segÚn dice la policÍa, se suelen utilizar para robar residencias o automÓviles. en esta misma lÍnea... decenas de cambios legales buscan endurecer las penas para reducir los robos en tiendas minoristas de california, pero un grupo de legisladores proponen otra salida, a ver quÉ piensa usted? en vez de endurecer las penas, que existan mÁs ayuda a los delincuentes. propone que se ponen los cajeros de los negocios como una salida. estas imÁgenes las vemos a diario... >> el estado no estÁ haciendo lo que debe hacer. presentador: mientras buscan endurecer las penas para los robos de minoristas, esta semana un grupo de la veladora propuso un proyecto que pretende

1999 when the building will fill beethoven, symphony it was part of the soundtrack, us, conductor leonard bernstein, performed the nonce in both the east and west pots of the city, instead of joy. the choir sang freedom literary scholars believe that this may have been sheila's original formulation. man the, this message of freedom and hope is one that moves people all over the world. the all the task that i have in sessions has not yet been fulfilled yet dentist and foot installed. but i believe that all of and especially autism, have a great responsibility to relentlessly step by step, continue along this part of the business. so as i can, the of these in back, you might be the life again. another message. we are not alone. base has an impose all those who fight against tyranny. it gives us strength and the power to persevere onto the next. we must now fly to the next generations to be able to give them a base, a well done. and this is what base of unwanted with his symphony at its core, the 9th is a cold, to peace and freedom that people stand together against oppression. but hastily f

at his invitation, another future great scientist, leonard euler, arrived in russia.athematician, mechanic and physicist wrote about 850 scientific works, most of them in russia. at the st. petersburg academy of sciences, he was a professor of physics, headed the department of mathematics, and developed methods for raising the large bell in the moscow kremlin. even when eller lost his sight, he continued to work for the benefit of science, dictated texts, and his student translated them into russian. empress catherine invited the best ophthalmologist for him. euler underwent surgery and saw the light again. despite the warning, the scientist began to work intensively and lost his sight for the second time. on his day death, the st. petersburg academy of sciences was clothed in deep mourning. in 1758, at the height of the seven years' war, when könecksberg, now kaliningrad, was occupied by russian troops, the founder of german classical philosophy, immanuel kant, swore allegiance to russia. than unrestricted interaction in the past. in recent news, the european nuclear

boston celtics, sam abrego of the miami heat and tyrese halliburton of the indiana pacers and kawhi leonardof the clippers. they will play serbia first on july 28. what a team, right? talk about another dream team. >>> still ahead, they have tons of trophies on their shelves but we will tell you about a new honor for bay area born rock band green bay. >>> you can watch us anytime, anywhere on our streaming service, cbs >>> ♪ >> tokyo! >> ♪ >> punk legends green day have come a long way from their bay area roots. now, their debut album is being recognized by the library of congress. the national recording registry announced 1994's duke will be among their latest round of inductees. green day will perform the album in full at oracle park on september 20. also getting the nod into the national recording registry for their cultural and historical significance, the song big papa by the notorious b.i.g., abba's dancing queen and a holiday classic. vladimir duce looks at the eclectic mix. >> ♪ >> from gene autry's christmas classic , and what is claimed to be the first true rock 'n roll record eve

for example, a hat is part of my image, like leonard cohen.there is also a hat. i can’t imagine myself without her anymore. different flamenco styles require different external attributes. spain, someone like karmaya performs in trousers and a vest, it was karmanomaya who was the first flamenco dancer to perform in trousers. amazing, what, what interesting facts. song, and i never rehearse, i rely only on inspiration, the almighty guides me, and i sing as i feel at the moment, this is pure improvisation, built on inspiration, inspiration comes when i i am extremely concentrated and imagine that i am completely alone on stage, in the auditorium, that there is no one nearby, i can look inside myself, this feeling is so intimate that it is difficult to describe it in words, you are trying to find harmony with yourself, to love your song yourself, so that then those in the hall fell in love with her, you tune in, enter this state of love, enthusiastic acceptance of yourself, then everything will work out. then i will be able to infect people aroun

vasko razumovsky received a master of sports, i read it, me too, be careful, be careful, well, well, leonardbly modest, yeah, very interesting, and at our school everyone had nicknames, for example, vaska razumovsky was called crazy, well, just like that disgusting, remember, i remember, come on , show vaska, what are you, well, show me what you are doing, well, show me, please, please, please, i jumped, i remember in zinzibar, and there i realized that friendship, sport brings people together, so what does yours sound like? the real name of the dove is borya, by the way, it’s high time for you to be called boris, don’t you be offended, please, uh-huh, uh-huh, how many times do i have to tell you, don’t call me dove, oh well, think what you think, i don’t call you like in leonardo's school, unfinished, but what please? just try, i’m at work, as you wish, you’ve known them for a long time, these are the ones, the second day, i changed their telephone number, the second day, already on you, and why stand on ceremony, this is what you do in the evening, work, i got into debt. that i came here t

here is the design of the great leonard davinch.eneral, you need i can say that the idea was born a long time ago. in that century bc, in china, someone, unknown, noticed how an acacia leaf was falling, it’s easy to check if you throw any leaf. but in my opinion, the acacia leaf is better, it doesn’t fall down, it starts to rotate like this along some strange trajectory, only then it lands, once upon a time, i repeat, in that century, bc, in china there was such a toy, a stick, on which two petals are attached, made of fabric, of matter, you could twist it like that the wand, let go, it did not fall down, but for some time... spun in the air, it was such a children's toy, we will later tell you that from this, it was from this toy that the idea of ​​​​creating a similar image of machines was born, perhaps leonardo knew about this, but nevertheless, what he drew, what he invented and did, of course, caused unspeakable surprise, in general, of those who had ever seen it, and igor was completely shocked, and probably... this began his

two california teams are in the mix of the clippers without kawhi leonard that hosted the mavericks. game one, clippers in blue where they nailed six three pointers and they led them with 28 points and led by as much as 29 where they got free here and they won the game by the final of 109-97. jayson tatum and the celtics in the east, did he do that at cal? what a baseline move. they jumped out to a 14-0 lead and here it is again as they were playing without jimmy butler. to as much as 34 in the second half and knocked down 22 threes. scoring 23 and added 10 rebounds, his first playoff triple double that resulted in a 114-94 win. >>> switching to golf. , does he ever lose? and his chip in and an eagle and a three-shot lead. and lightning with them on the 11th hole. the number one player would roll in that putt to maintain the five-shot lead and looking for the fifth win in five events. >>> and this is the first major where the championship of texas and that touch at the tenth. how about that? and the majority of the four-shot lead where they were won. but they rolled in the birdie to

clippers paul george and james harden without kawhi leonard, who's out indefinitely trying to even it with the mavericks. dallas trail by 31 kyrie irving hanging and scoring. mavs took their first lead since the eight seven mark in the first quarter. mark cuban couldn't believe it. kyrie scored 40 next clippers possession, though. paul george from fresno state three pointer in the corner. team high 33 l.a. takes the lead and james harden scored 15 of his 33 in the fourth. clippers hang on 116 111. it's two all game five in l.a. wednesday. 40 niners tight end george kittle and his wife claire in nashville. they live there in the off season. went to game three of the predators canuck's playoff series on friday night. you can hear george miked up, chugged a beer on the jumbotron, and anything he does as you expect, all gold. my favorite is when raiders fan is like you, i hate you. >> i'm like, your team left you. that's one of my favorite comebacks. >> i literally told the refs pre-game no penalties. i know they didn't listen to you or not. >> what an idiot. fudge. >> sir, what game are

as does clipper superstar kawhi leonard. they are joined by younger all nba performer such as joel embiid, devin booker and jayson tatum. the americans will enter the olympics. the favorite to win the gold medal. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors season came to a sobering and last night it wasn't the last that was so bad. but who is more the manner in which they lost? the kings just bullied. it does push them around at will. they looked like the tougher team, the more athletic team and obviously the better team. it made many question whether the dubs can ever win again with the big 3 as their core. that's a topic for another day. what is relevant right now is the future of klay thompson. he will be an unrestricted free agent this summer. and although both sides would like to see the partnership continue, you just never know. wants folks start talking about money. clay says he's still dealing with the emotions of the season, but what is most important is winning another >> i really haven't thought about. that deep in

we also have a first book prize named after the late john leonard. and we also have service awards for people who have done tremendous acts of service on behalf of the nbcc, as well as institutions and literature and culture, poetry more broadly and booktv covers those awards every year. mr. roeser, when people hear the word critic, they think critical often. is that is that a fair comparison? i think so. i like to think of my own writing, though, as exuberantly neutral, like i'm not trying to heavily praise or heavily slam a book. i just want to think very deeply and intently about the artist's doing and try to explain to the reader why that moves me or why it does it. but yeah, i guess that requires a bit of like, you know, terror of things apart, a lot of dog ears and book darts and all that post-its. so what makes a good review and what do you see as a mistake in reviewing a book? well, that's a good question. you know, when i talk to my students because i come from a hard news background, they're this idea of balance, right. but i think often in

and despite kawhi leonard returning to the court, the mavericks even their series with the clippers, thanks to a trademark performance from luka doncic. dallas heads home with a win ahead of game three on friday. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with a swerve for tesla after revenue plunges, and getting paid for going the extra miles. why millions more salaried workers will soon qualify for overtime pay. ll soon qualify fo overtime pay. only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... little rascals... but good news, there's no itchiness, dryness or flakes down here! i love tiny troy. and his tiny gorgeous hair. he's the best. - make every wash count! - little help please. pain means pause on the things you love, but... green... means... go! ♪♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means

not the cameroonian legionary of neman, leonard gwet, is getting used to the new city only in his sports the forward played in the championships of cameroon and belgium at the youth level. last season in lithuania. we help him in all aspects, in everyday life, in play, he comes up, asks for advice, we help in everything. everyday grodno is happy with everything, he likes the city, it’s clear that you communicate, he tells you, yes, yes, he and i are improving our english, we rented an apartment nearby from the stadium, that’s why he likes the city, likes the center, walks often, he’s basically happy, and gvet will definitely add this goal against the dnieper to his portfolio, with a cool shot through. and soviet, so they complement each other and there is some sharpness in the attack, perhaps he will be hunted after the first round, no, not very interesting, let him hunt, new stars in the new season will reveal themselves in the neman, as for example in the past managed to become a fan favorite alemardon shukurov, who moved to torpedo belas, we wish first of all, good luck to alemardon i

we also have a first book prize named after the late john leonard. and we also have service awards for people who have done tremendous acts of service on behalf of the nbcc, as well as institutions and literature and culture, poetry more broadly and booktv covers those awards every year. mr. roeser, when people hear the word critic, they think critical often. is that is that a fair comparison? i think so. i like to think of my own writing, though, as exuberantly neutral, like i'm not trying to heavily praise or heavily slam a book. i just want to think very deeply and intently about the artist's doing and try to explain to the reader why that moves me or why it does it. but yeah, i guess that requires a bit of like, you know, terror of things apart, a lot of dog ears and book darts and all that post-its. so what makes a good review and what do you see as a mistake in reviewing a book? well, that's a good question. you know, when i talk to my students because i come from a hard news background, they're this idea of balance, right. but i think often in