we call it the maya.rupaul: raven does it every single day. >> that's so raven. [ laughter ] oh my god. i'm already having fun. >> rupaul: are you? good. >> i am. you're so good at this. >> rupaul: thank you. >> you really have. [ cheering ] >> rupaul: thank you. you know, we love to have fun. we love to have fun, and that's why we love miss maya rudolph so much. were you always a fun kid? >> i mean, i thought i was fun. i was probably a little too loud. >> rupaul: okay. >> but yeah, i used to do shows in my living room a lot. yes. for anybody who was home. >> rupaul: now the career that you have, which is huge, is it the career that you had planned for yourself? >> it's funny. i guess it is. i never really thought about it that way. i always wanted to mix everything that i love. i love music and i love comedy, and i love wigs and characters. >> rupaul: yeah, yeah. >> yeah, you're right. i guess it is. >> rupaul: you have a brother? >> i have an older brother. >> rupaul: is he like you? >> he is the reaso

maya: yes, ma'am? >> hi. fsa.'m actually going to take a different turn, because we've been talking so much about research. i would love for you to talk about the importance of mentorship and diversity in the research and how you have both on the hill, but i also personally know people you have mentored through their phd and masters programs. why is that important? why is it important have different voices in the room and why is it important to have mentorship and young people be part of this work, too? maya: there was a time in the early 1990's when i entered graduate school whwere the consensus at that time in academia was that the research on race and gender and class didn't matter. and we as graduate students, those graduate students who are interested in those issues, seeking to do in terms of the scholarship, we tried to push back. but, you know, there was always this internecine battle that your research is not important, it's not relevant. and we knew it was relevant. by the time i got to washington, d.c.,

50 years later, and most importantly, what the dna test will show and whether maya khrapova, the mother rather 20 years ago, my mother died, and before her death she decided to tell me, in the end, who is my dad? i tortured her for many years about this, asked, and during her life, what did she say? well, i knew, the only thing was that he was igor, i didn’t know his last name, i didn’t know anything except that he was igor and that he was a sailor, a submariner, i knew, the only other thing was that i had a sister, from her words, what she once when i was little, in a stroller, she was walking with me in the park, my father was walking towards me, there was a little girl with him, my mother suggested, well, how could i think so, that she didn’t ask, that this was his daughter, but then after many years, 5 years, let’s say, my mother told me later that i was very similar to his daughter, and before her death she wanted me to find a new family, then i learned my father’s last and patronymic name from her, so i found out that he is korsakov and vasilyevich and... but at the same time, now

maya plesetskaya's costume for the part of anna karenina in shchedrin's ballet of the same name. a sea-green dress made of nylon, silk, nylon guipure, with animalistic embroidery and two flowers, sewn in paris in the workshop of pierre cardin. the designer personally controlled each fold of the sho in the line. at the fittings, he clarified whether the dress did not hinder movement. this was the first. joint project of the famous couturier and plesetskaya, among his works was a peignoir made of gauze, chiffon and satin, embroidered with gold thread lace, the squatting stage actress never wore it. in total , cardin sewed 10 costumes for the performance anna karenina free of charge. when the premiere of the ballet anna karenina took place, it was his, let's say, debut on the stage of the bolshoi theater, it was not indicated in the posters, but it was simply not... possible, but all of moscow knew who dressed polesetskaya, and the main fashionistas came with their seamstresses, literally with their finger showed what they should draw, so that later they could reproduce it for the m

claire, maya sometimes thought, felt like home.k at the people in my life that i love, when i look at where they are in the world i am not with them. i'm home, i feel the safety and security and i think especially when we talk about young adults, young adult literature what i love about that is that through these characters they are on the cusp of growing up. they are on the cusp of leaving home, becoming adults, learning who they are separate from their parents. even through that growth there is always sort of a longing to think where do i belong? in that search that's how you find your family. it may not be biological but that's how you find the people that love and support you. to me, that's what home is. a safe place to land. >> alice in wonderland comes up for both maya and grace. they share some themes. identity, loss of innocence, coming-of-age. talk to me about that reference and why you chose it. >> i personally loved that movie as a kid. my father who passed away 20 years ago, he and i would laugh at some of those parts.

harris. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ maya: hello, chicago.1958, a 19-year-old from india left the only country she had ever known to chart her own path in america. she came here to pursue an education, but she stayed here to build a life. her name was dr. shamala harris. [applause] but we called her mommy. mommy was so many things to so many people, a civil rights activist, a scientist, a devoted mother to her two little girls, but most of all, mommy was a trailblazer who defied the odds and defined herself. and when it came to kamala and me, mommy had great expectations for us but greater expectations of us. she raised us to believe that we could be and do anything. and we believe there. [cheers and applause] -- we believed her. [cheers and applause] mommy understood the power and the possibility that comes with knowing and showing who you truly are she knew we could be the authors of our own stories just as she had been the author of her own. mommy's journey and the opportunity that she wanted for, and me, that is a distinctly american stor

jonathan capehart and maya are back with me. the moments are the moments. i don't need to say anything about these. how much will these family friendly policies play in november? >> i think the policies are so important. one of the things that i think have been so interesting is so many republicans have started encouraging donald trump to have a policy debate, which i think is such an odd strategy for someone who says he's pro family, who has j.d. vance going around criticizing families, but their policies don't support families. what kamala harris and tim walz are talking about are putting money back in the pockets of parents and making sure that -- making the child tax credit permanent, making sure that people, the affordable care act remains affordable. these are things that are critically important to families. they have a plan to address inflation, right? the policies that the democrats are talking about are the only policies they're actually talking about, supporting families, and supporting all families. so as long as we honestly stay in that realm o

write about a couple, you know, i'm bankrupt without these documents, so please help me find this maya or whatever her real name is, i 'll negotiate with her myself, god bless the money, the main thing is the documents, they are very important to me, okay, i think we can help you, although in general... olya, yes, i understand everything perfectly, i feel disgusted myself, we 'll call you when there are results, good luck, goodbye, goodbye, well, guys, go, and his wife probably loves him, pities him, takes care that he doesn't overwork himself, god forbid, olya, he's our client, and we won't discuss him, that's it, that's it. i just wanted to say, hey, what happened, machki, tooth! so, come on, get going and go to the dentist, how to knock me out, well, we'll manage somehow , pavlik and i will work for now, in short, i'm free until tomorrow, and i don't want to hear about the tooth anymore, it's really tugging at me, come on, come on, pasha, i'm ready to... oh, i love this business, well, come on, then start with our client's online correspondence and this mysterious girl maya, find ou

nikolskaya is in touch with us, maya, maya viktorovna, i welcome you.od afternoon, nadezhda. maya viktorovna, russia is rapidly increasing its influence in africa, perhaps there has never been such an intensity of contacts at the highest political level, and at the same time i had to deal with the opinion that economic ties are noticeably lagging behind. this is even evident from the shortage of flights from russia to african countries. do you think that moscow is making a mistake, the weak involvement of business in interaction with the black continent? economic ties are indeed lagging behind, i would say that they are not reaching their potential yet, but nevertheless, as they say, moscow was not built in a day, probably after such a big break, such a long break lasting almost 30 years, it is not so necessary to intensify its presence on the russian continent again simply, nevertheless, big steps are already being taken in this direction, there are such structures as the russian export center, for example, the moscow export center, which are engaged i

. - zach: maya... laughter kat: maya! kat: maya!rites of how kat repeatedly threatened her and eventually, scared and lost, she gave in to kat's demand that she work as a prostitute. on the way to meet the client, my legs wouldn't stop shaking. when i opened the bedroom door, many questions haunted me. could i stop whenever i wanted? if the condom broke, would i get a disease? could he be an undercover cop and arrest me? what if he killed me? desirre describes how kat began setting up profiles for her on sugar baby and escort websites. she says she was forced to juggle escort work with performing at the strip club. prostitution is illegal in texas. desirre says kat would threatened to report her to the police if she ever talks about wanting to stop. i also met multimillionaire sugar daddies. the more powerful they were, the more dangerous and unpredictable. kat said i needed to get out of my comfort zone to make more money. she established that i could only return home after reaching a daily goal of $3,000. i ended up sleeping on th

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[cheers and applause] bret: younger sister, maya harris, delivering a speech on behalf of her sister. big night, obviously, for that a family. martha: yes. they're very politically involved many all of this. she's married to tony west, her husband, and they are very much a part of the campaign inner if workings. let's bring in kellyanne conway for some thoughts on moving up to this moment. obviously, you're filling in a lot of the pieces of the family story. she talked a lot about her mother who raised kamala and her sister maya. >> it's a beautiful, moving tribute. we've heard lots of people speaking for and about kamala harris throughout the week. think that's wonderful. i will say we all have two lobes of the brain. on the one hand we can say, wow, this is an impressive woman of academic and professional accomplishment and an amazing american dream story for her participates and on the other side of the room say i don't think she's ready to be commander in chief. and and that really is what the voter does, tries to reconcile her two lobes of the brain to make a chose. i want to say

as you know, the intentions of the president of the estate, maya sandu, and about 13 other politicians be swamped. as european truth writes, the most popular representative of the opposition, the leader of the rating among all opponents of the government is the pro-russian ex-president, head of the socialist party of the republic of moldova, ihor dodon. however, dodon announced that he would not go to the elections. socialists will nominate the former prosecutor general of moldova oleksandr as their candidate standing still but here too there is no lack of competitors. the russian authorities continue to hold on to the oligarch ilan shor as their favorite and try to unite all other parties around him. in the spring, the peremoha political bloc was created for this purpose, and even the ceremony of its creation was held in moscow. the official candidate of the kremlin is a staunch socialist. vasyl bolya, but whether he will live to the day of the election, given the experience of the authorities removing shoriv candidates in the past, there is no certainty about this in moscow, so duble

maya wiley, you get the first word, not the last word, on some of that.> coming up, we have an interview with governor pritzker next. interview with governor pritzker next t me shr edded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. with powerful, easy-to-use tools, power e*trade makes complex trading easier. react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity. e*trade from morgan stanley >>> plus our candidate is the energizer bunny. she's been everywhere all the time. >> on the other side, they're just weird. >> donald trump is afraid of windmills. >> j.d. vance just doesn't stand where most illinoisans and most midwesterners stand. he's the donald trump minime. >> look at illinois. you have this guy, pritzker -- >> j. b. pritzker, we see you've gotten trump's attention, and apparently kamala harris' attention. "the new york times" reported last year, quote, the

myxoma is a rarity in itself, maya formed in the right atrium. according to statistics, this happens only in 20% of cases. this greatly complicated the surgeon's work. the formation was attached to the inferior vena cava, which is responsible for the circulation of blood from the abdominal cavity and lower extremities to the right side of the heart. any inaccuracy during surgery could damage it. the structure of the tissue of myxoma, it is quite loose. this is glandular tissue, its can be compared to jelly. or, for example, to a jellyfish, try to take a jellyfish with tweezers to get it out whole, without fragmenting it, so that small fragments do not get into the patient's bloodstream, before going to bed i scroll through all the possible options in my head, how it can go, how the situation can begin to develop. the operation lasted 3 hours, the heart was working all this time, but in order to prevent major blood loss, the patient was connected to a heart- lung machine, because the right side of the heart, where the tumor had been for so long, n

this was the case with maya, time worked against her, already 5 days after the initial reception. our guys continue to advance in the donetsk direction, today the settlement of orlovka of the donetsk people's republic was liberated, in addition, as ukrainian sources report, the armed forces of ukraine retreated from novgorodovka in the pokrovsky direction, and meanwhile in ukraine there is panic, the situation for the ukrainian armed forces near pokrovsk are simply close to disaster, at least that is what the verkhovna rada deputy goncharenko, who is included in our country's list of terrorists and extremists, thinks and says openly about it.

maya harris up next. she's 57 years old, the younger sister of kamala harris.ath in america. she came here to pursue an education, but she stayed here to build a life. her name was dr. shyamala gopalan harris. [ cheers and applause ] but we called her mommy. mommy was so many things to so many people, a civil rights activist, a scientist, a devoted mother to her two little girls, but most of all, mommy was a trailblazer who defied the odds and defined herself. and when it came to kamala and me, mommy had great expectations for us, but she had even greater expectations of us. she raised us to believe that we could be and do anything. [ cheers and applause ] and beliwe believed her. you see, mommy understood the power and the possibility that come with knowing and showing who you truly are. she knew we could be the authors of our own stories, just as she had been the author of her own. mommy's journey and the opportunity that she wanted for kamala and me, that's a distinctly american story. [ cheers and applause ] we may all have different histories, different st

she was tough, courageous, a trailblazer in the fight for women's health, and she taught maya and meson that michelle mentioned the other night. she taught us to never complain about injustice, but do something about it. [cheers and applause] do something about it. that was my mother. and she taught us -- she also taught us, and never do anything half-assed. and that is a direct quote. [laughter] a direct quote. i grew up immersed in the ideas of the civil rights movement. my parents had met at a civil rights gathering and they made sure that we learned about civil rights leaders, including the lawyers like thurgood marshall, constance baker motley. those who battled in the courtroom to make real the promise of america. so, at a young age i decided i wanted to do that work. i wanted to be a lawyer. and when it came time to choose the type of law i would pursue, i reflected on a pivotal moment in my life. when i was in high school, i started to notice something about my best friend wanda. she was sad at school, and there were times she did not want to go home. so one day i asked if ev

. >> alright, let's talk further now with me now is maya king? >> she's a politics reporter for the new york times. my so great to see you. thanks for having me. all right. how significant are these numbers? i mean $540 million. just one month since being at the top of the ticket, what are they do with this money by the way, how will it be useful too? this campaign? >> well, certainly as daniel said, they plan to blanket the airwaves with their message. i think that's particularly important here in states like georgia, where in these different media markets, dollar can go very far. and so they want to make sure that they're reaching voters. but i'm also looking at a few other metrics. the 220,000 new volunteers who have signed up for i think that's really where we're going to see this election when won and lost with people who are not only giving money, who are not only excited about this campaign, but who are actually going out, knocking doors, talking to their neighbors and their communities to spread the word about this ticket, i think that th

no, it's for maya not tree. it's thought that it's seeds played an important dietary role for the ancient maya. it's found in central america is dr. forest areas for colombians like heavy jose is a key to it's an old acquaintance in any ask when the a will make it. well, i've known it ever since i was a child who left property that when my grand father or took us home with him, he taught us a lot about the g y model is nutritional and physiological aspects. we children ate them. we harvested the nuts wild in the forest and ate them raw or cooked. yes, they nourished us even as a child i knew many ways to prepare them. now i know that the tree has even more great properties and so it has even more value for me that the model of the wind model seeds are harvested with the help of the animals that live in and feed on the tree. it's considered an umbrella species, as it contributes to the survival of numerous other species in the same habitat. the double 0 san francisco bags eat the pod that contains the not less pe

this was the case with maya, time worked against her.after the initial appointment with the cardiologist, the woman lay down on the operating table. under artificial circulation on a beating heart, as we say, on a parallel from... determined the place of attachment, it turned out to be near the mouth of the inferior vena cava, quite dense, the consistency of a stalk, it was cut off, the mexoma was removed entirely, this type of tumor is attached to the organ like a mushroom on stalks, while it has a mucous consistency, which increases the risks of surgical intervention, if a fragment breaks off during the operation, it gets into the patient's bloodstream, this is fraught with a stroke, you can even compare it to the body of a jellyfish, sometimes ... even such a consistency, when you can't take it with either tweezers or a surgical instrument, he simply cannot grab it and falls through it. the operation lasted almost 3 hours and was successful, for 3 months may you need to wear a special corset, limit your sports activities, but this is

and we'll hear from the vice president's younger sister, maya harris.beyonÉe rumors. >> i know. we just can't help ourselves. let's go to tom llamas who is down on the convention floor where apparently the rumors are flying that she's coming. >> reporter: yeah. that rumor continues to grow. everyone is talking about that from sources in law enforcement to the delegates here. i also want to point out that on this last night of the convention, every other night has felt like a party. tonight there are different layers, and we have seen that over the past hour. first with those relatives and victims of gun violence and now the you shall you of national security and patriotism. just behind me, a very popular democrat, also on that short list initially for the runningmate of kamala harris, governor gretchen whitmer. >> i'm governor gretchen whitmer. in lancing, they call me governor. but in detroit, they call me big gretch. [ applause ] >> donald trump called me "that woman from michigan" as an insult. being a woman from michigan is a badge of honor. [ appla

"i can handle it, maya albertovna, in such a in this case we will do trills with double stops, i have special exercises for your fingers, nobertovna, forgive me, i have to run, my grandfather is sick, very sick, and first i have to go home, and then to the hospital to see him, that's the end, through the whole thing." well, of course, my dear, well, maybe since you have such difficult family circumstances, you should think about another piece, i can handle it, my albertovna, and this violin, let it lie with you, okay, and i'll take it tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow, you leave the instrument, excuse me, that's it, i'm going, well, what have you painted yourself, well the color is not yours at all, yes i 'll at least put on some human makeup, it's scary to look at, alochka, please don't , take it, my friend, for luck, you'll change it in a cafe, i'm trying for you. well , go ahead, with god, so that i can dance at your golden wedding, go, i hate tourists, we've been digging around for 2 hours, we haven't bought anything, i don't understand why we're spending money on this damn shop

at the same time, maya sanddu is the undisputed leader and the question is whether she will win in the first round or will have to vote twice. a large public opinion poll was conducted in may-june on behalf of the american international republican institute showed an extremely polar attitude towards the current president. she is loved more than all other politicians of moldova, but also hated the most. it is worth noting that even at the beginning. during her presidency, she faced a significant number of opponents, primarily among the pro-russian part of the moldovan population. in 2020, she won against the then pro-russian president dodon, receiving almost 58% of the vote, but the remaining 42% did not share anywhere. as deutsche welles writes, according to the results of a survey by the institute for european policy and reforms, published on july 30, 30% are ready to vote for maya sanda. respondents, ihor dodon is in second place with 13%, and pro-russian politician renato usata closes the top three with 6.5%. at the same time, as reported by the ministry of defense, military exercis

the near boiling point is maya honey. a was killed in the muscle strike on the residents into ron, just alice, after he'd attended the not duration of the new president. are these use of july the sentence as bord? this is not the ron erupt into a sea of manners today as thousands gather to paying their respects to hormone. how must meet her as mine, honey, who was assassinated? he's the one on wednesday, the funeral procession. so i want he is holding portraits so funny. i was in power speed as lots and lots of both grief is that i'm trying to express their outrage against as well as a whole. so it'd be responsible for the assassination. your boss to peter i from law. how many also attended this? the ceremony where he had a funeral prayer for the late her mazda official finance body will then be transferred to the guitar e capital dual. have her very old partner. and speaker, mom, i'd love everybody, boss silver. this. those are to speech during the funeral, or he vows which how you should guess as well. so i will respond

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maya, maya, and yours, my name is dania, dania, hello, haven't you seen, dania tried to hug you, buttand, yes, were you hoping or not, or did you come to watch a movie, well, yes, a movie, i come to watch a movie, not to hug, and nothing, and nothing, i understand, well, andrey petrovich, what else? one more question that we must answer, not only for the youth, because at their age everything is fine, they kiss well, they eat, nothing to worry about, they sit for a long time, yes too nothing, in ours we don't kiss anymore, that's where all the problems in the cinema come from, andrey petrovich, another cinema problem, at our age there are of course problems, because when we sit in the cinema, with such bent knees, then our risks of thrombosis of the veins of the lower extremities increase, this is generally a serious problem for people with varicose veins, especially. danechka, tell this to your mother and grandmother, got it? you are not at risk, and you are not at risk either, there are a few tricks, in fact, you can avoid this thrombosis, moreover, you can do it while watching the

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what did maya angelou say?e tells you who they are, believe them. >> ronny: i mean, even the maya angelou reference. laying it on a little thick. i wouldn't be surprised if obama asks him for his birth certificate. like, "are you me?" at this point, it could be smart for harris to pick him. i mean, she could be like, "hey, trump, you think i'm pretending to be black? well, check out my vp!" [applause] anyway, soon, we'll know which one of these guys it is. and there were some other names thrown around, like gretchen whitmer or wes moore or gina raimondo, but there's something about them that the news media doesn't think works. >> it sure would help if there was a reassuring white guy who looked like all of our, most of our, past presidents to help her out. >> she needs a southern white male to balance out the ticket. >> she's going to need a white male. and if you can get one from a swing state, i think it's really important. >> i do wonder if it is inevitable that this is a white man summer, as far as it conce