to mix those musical languages on the album the mozart sessions but he remained true to his roots in jazz. in a final message posted on facebook he thanked his musician friends saying that playing with them had been the richness of his life. well it seemed like an unusual initiative this is 2021 after all and you know here in germany a country that where the arts are concerned considers itself to be very liberal but think again it was the message as nearly 200 actors challenge germany's film and television industries for their antiquated attitudes and lack of diversity under the hash tag act out. it started with this $125.00 l g b t q actors from german film t.v. and theater staged a mass coming out in a national newspaper he wanted to raise awareness and provoke change. first before i think we want to 'd create more visibility for marginalized groups like homosexuals also people well moderate people. that will. actually. lead. if you were trying to if you were not. having witnessed the conflicts which people have in their heads about that topic really made me think that the industry

never be reproduced the mozart effect is a myth. still music that we enjoy can stimulate the brain and have a positive effect on us. one of our viewers in the rock has asked about another commonly held misconception concerning the brain. do people really only used 10 percent of their brain. then surely tell of a fee or telekinesis would be no problem if people could finally access 100 percent of their brain power as well as a. michael lucy in the film of the same name. while the rest of us bumble along at a pivoting 10 percent. but that's a myth that is more hollywood than reality. using only 10 percent of the organ that consumes the most energy would be a huge evolutionary disadvantage. even asleep we use far more than a 10th of our brain. no one knows exactly where the persistent 10 percent make comes from it's been mr tributed to many people including albert einstein at my heart back to a misunderstanding of a theory positive by psychologist william james under student boris c.d.'s. c.d.'s a son was a child prodigy. at 18 months

never be reproduced the mozart effect is a myth. still music that we enjoy can stimulate the brain and have a positive effect on us. one of the was in the rock asked about another commonly held misconception concerning the brain. do people really only used 10 percent of their brain. then surely telepath the or telekinesis would be no problem if people could finally access 100 percent of their brain power. like lucy in the film of the same name. while the rest of us bumble along at a pivoting 10 percent. that's a myth that is more hollywood the reality. using only 10 percent of the organ that consumes the most energy would be a huge evolutionary disadvantage. even asleep we use far more than a 10th of a brain. no one knows exactly where the persistent 10 percent myth comes from it's been mr tributed to many people including albert einstein at my heart back to a misunderstanding of a very positive by psychologist william james and the student boris c.d.'s. c.d.'s the son was a child prodigy. at 18 months reportedly could read a newspa

never be reproduced the mozart effect is a myth. still music that we enjoy can stimulate the brain and have a positive effect on us. one of the was in the rock asked about another commonly held misconception concerning the brain. do people really only use 10 percent of their brain. then surely telep a theory or telekinesis would be no problem if people could finally access 100 percent of their brain power. like lucy in the film of the same name. while the rest of us bumble along at a pivoting 10 percent. but that's a myth that is more hollywood the reality. using only 10 percent of the organ that consumes the most energy would be a huge evolutionary disadvantage. even asleep we use far more than a 10th of our brain. no one knows exactly where the persistent 10 percent myth comes from it's been misattributed to many people including albert einstein at my heart back to a misunderstanding of a theory posited by psychologist william james and the student boris cedars. the cedar sun was a child prodigy. at 18 months reportedly could read

never be reproduced the mozart effect is a myth. still music that we enjoy can stimulate the brain and have a positive effect on us. one of our viewers in the rock has asked about another commonly held misconception concerning the brain. do people really only used 10 percent of their brain. then surely telepath the or telekinesis would be no problem if people could finally access 100 percent of their brain power. like lucy in the film of the same name. while the rest of us bumble along out of people in 10 percent. but that's a myth that is more hollywood the reality. using only 10 percent of the organ that consumes the most energy would be a huge evolutionary disadvantage. even asleep we use far more than a 10th of our brain. no one knows exactly where the persistent 10 percent myth comes from it's been mr tributed to many people including albert einstein and my heart back to a misunderstanding about the very positive by psychologist william james under student boris cedars. the cedar says son was a child prodigy. at 18 months who r

never be reproduced the mozart effect is a myth. still music that we enjoy can stimulate the brain and have a positive effect on us. one of our viewers in the rock asked about another commonly held misconception concerning the brain. do people really only use 10 percent of their brain. then surely telep a theory or telekinesis would be no problem if people could finally access 100 percent of their brain power. like lucy in the film of the same name. while the rest of us bumble along out of pure falling 10 percent. that's a myth that is more hollywood the reality. using only 10 percent of the organ that consumes the most energy would be a huge evolutionary disadvantage. even asleep we use far more than a 10th of our brain. no one knows exactly where the persistent 10 percent myth comes from. it's been mis attributed to many people including albert einstein but my heart back to a misunderstanding about the very positive by psychologist william james and his student boris c.d.'s. c.d.'s the son was a child prodigy. at 18 months he repo

korea gained new lesson hours by balancing jazz and classical music at this concert a combined mozart with gershwin. the orchestra. i have a background that is focused on playing music. not playing jazz it's a different language and culture and feel and. it's a slightly different musical language. to mix those musical languages on the album the mozart sessions but he remained true to his roots in jazz. in a final message posted on facebook he thanked his musician friends saying that playing with them had been the richness of his life. well it seemed like a not unusual initiative this is 2021 after all and you know here in germany a country that where the arts are concerned considers itself to be very liberal but think again was the message as nearly 200 actors challenge germany's film and television industries for their antiquated attitudes and lack of diversity under the hash tag act out. it started with this $125.00 l g b t q actors from german film t.v. and theater staged a mass coming out in a national newspaper you wanted to raise awareness and provoke change. first of all i thin

, al menos cuando escuchan a los cinco de liverpool, pusieron mozart en la granja y pusieron 4 huevosy llenan el gallinero. >> verdad que sÍ, o las de leo dan. >> tambiÉn. (risas). >> faltÓ ponerle un poquito mÁs de ritmo latino para que vean que hay poder, quÉ interesante, pero el tigre hacÍa como gato ¿no? era muy pequeÑo pero de qÉe tamaÑo. >> parecÍa, tenÍa como la garganta afectada ¿verdad?. >> serÁ que el tiempo afecta, vamos con las condiciones, vamos a seguir con esta buena racha, buenas noches a todos, son las 11 de la noche, vea quÉ toma, 18 minutos, muy buenas condiciones, sistema de alta presiÓn que va a traer maÑana condiciones cercanas a los 80 grados por si quiere tomar el sol, sentir cÓmo precisamente la radiaciÓn del sol pega en la piel, es buen momento maÑana, al norte algo de lluvia especialmente para washington, fuertes nevadas no ha dejado de nevar en la regiÓn y el frÍo continÚa por allÁ afortunadamente en nuestra regiÓn el panorama es completamente diferente a lo que ha sucedido inclusive en todo el paÍs, especialmente texas, seguimos con esas condiciones extrao

korea gained new listeners by balancing jazz and classical music at this concert he combined mozart with gershwin. the orchestra. i have a background that is focused on playing music. not playing jazz it's a different language and culture and feel when. it's a slightly different musical language. a mix those musical languages on the album the mozart sessions but he remained true to his roots in jazz. in a final message posted on facebook he thanked his musician friends saying that playing with them had been the richness of his life. well it seemed like an unusual initiative this is 2021 after all and you know here in germany a country that where the arts are concerned considers itself to be very liberal but think again was the message as nearly $200.00 actors challenge germany's film and television industries for their antiquated attitudes and lack of diversity under the hash tag act out. it started with this $185.00 l g b t q actors from german film t.v. and theatre staged a mass coming out in a national newspaper they wanted to raise awareness and provoke and change. first of all i thi

the mix those musical languages on the album the mozart sessions but he remained true to his roots in jazz. in a final message posted on facebook he thanked his musician friends saying that playing with them had been the richness of his life. well it seemed like an unusual initiative this is 2021 after all and you know here in germany a country that where the arts are concerned considers itself to be very liberal but think again was the message as nearly $200.00 actors challenge germany's film and television industries for their antiquated attitudes and lack of diversity under the hash tag act out. it started with this $185.00 l g b t q actors from german film t.v. and theater staged a mass coming out in a national newspaper they wanted to raise awareness and provoke and change. first of all i think we want to create more visibility for marginalized groups like homosexuals also people who are a people. that are. trying to. leave. if you will trying to if you would not or not. having witnessed the conflicts which people have in their heads about that topic really made me think that tha

never be reproduced the mozart effect is a myth. still music that we enjoy can stimulate the brain and have a positive effect on us. one of our viewers in the rock have asked about another commonly held misconception concerning the brain. do people really only use 10 percent of their brain. then surely telep a theory or telekinesis would be no problem if people could finally access 100 percent of their brain power. michael lucy in the film of the same name. while the rest of us bumble along at a pivoting 10 percent. that's a myth that is more hollywood the reality. using only 10 percent of the organ that consumes the most energy would be a huge evolutionary disadvantage. even asleep we use far more than a 10th of a brain. no one knows exactly where the persistent 10 percent myth comes from it's been mr tributed to many people including albert einstein at my heart back to a misunderstanding of a theory positive by psychologist william james under student boris cedars. the cedar says son was a child prodigy. at 18 months who reportedl

to mix those musical languages on the album the mozart sessions but he remained true to his roots in jazz. in a final message posted on facebook he thanked his musician friends saying that playing with them had been the richness of his life. well it seemed like an unusual initiative this is 2021 after all and you know here in germany a country that where the arts are concerned considers itself to be very liberal but think again was the message as nearly $200.00 actors challenge germany's film and television industries for their antiquated attitudes and lack of diversity under the hash tag act out. it started with this $185.00 l g b t q actors from german film t.v. and theater staged a mass coming out in the national newspapers they wanted to raise awareness and provoke change. first before i think we want to create more possibility for marginalized groups like homosexuals all sorts of people well moderate 'd people. trying to. leave. if you were trying to show he would never not. having witnessed the conflicts which people have in their heads about that topic really made me think tha

mix those musical languages on the album the mozart sessions but he remained true to his roots in jazz in a final message posted on facebook he thanked his musician friends saying that playing with them had been the richness of his life. well it seemed like a not unusual initiative this is 2021 after all and in here in germany a country that where the arts are concerned considers itself to be very liberal but think again was the message as nearly $200.00 actors challenge germany's film and television industries for their antiquated attitudes and lack of diversity under the hash tag act out. it started with this $185.00 l g b t q actors from german film t.v. and theater staged a mass coming out in a national newspaper they wanted to raise awareness and promote change. first of all i think we want to create more visibility for marginalized groups like homosexuals all sorts of people who are a people. trying to. leave. if you were trying to if you would not. having witnessed the conflicts which people have in their heads about that topic really made me think that that industry needs to ch

korea gained new listeners by balancing jazz and classical music at this concert he combined mozart with gershwin. the orchestra. i have a background that is focused on playing music. not playing jazz it's a different language and culture and feel and. it's a slightly different musical language. a mix those musical languages on the album the mozart sessions but he remained true to his roots in jazz. in a final message posted on facebook he thanked his musician friends saying that playing with them had been the richness of his life. well it seemed like an unusual initiative this is 2021 after all and you know here in germany a country that where the arts are concerned considers itself to be very liberal but think again was the message as nearly $200.00 actors challenge germany's film and television industries for their antiquated attitudes and lack of diversity under the hash tag act out. it started with this $185.00 l g b t q actors from german film t.v. and theater staged a mass coming out in a national newspaper they wanted to raise awareness and provoke and change. first of all i thin

certain opera that's been written by one of the classical writers and musicians such a composer such as mozart for example a magic flute. you shouldn't be changing that and you shouldn't be trying to change the repertoire to pound to a group of people who decide that they want to change something when it doesn't need changing decades if not centuries of performances of these classical works as it pandering i think the idea is not. to have to must turn to people we all know the. history of mystical but and in the u.s. for example and this new director for example what he's doing is he a low the densa who off who do the black men so for example who have the dress who much with their color for example and this is a little example but that's it lotsa because a lot of young dancer west pushed away just because they didn't fit to do to do white tour we can say we need to adapt the density of the people who are deceased what it's about so. they did. yeah i don't so i wouldn't agree at all i don't think that we need to change performances in the way that they've been written this is this is a conserva

and if trump had really devoted himself to the study of mozart, i believe he would have been better for it but even i read a million times the argument that many of the nasis could play music i don't believe they fully from the depths of music they could hear that was possibly too long an answer. i was thinking that they want to see the movie, mention seeing it over and over and over and talked about it. i never heard trump talk about any work of art. the two of us went to see a wealthy man. because to do all of this plan, we did require money. we did try to raise money on many occasions. and the guy became infuriated. we revealed that we wanted to do a play that we would work on for a very, very long time. and that we would only do it for 25 people a night. how would you, members last words to us? stuart no i don't. she's to say get the hell out of my office who do you think you are maria 20? laugh night. he was speaking along the same lines. when he called us marie antoinette. basically saying we were not benefiting the world. the audience may not realize, some of the things you have

verizon and these aren't needle-moving investments and i think people initially were disappointed that mozart didn't drop a new symphony to blow us all away during this rlast crisis the other thing, scott, is i think it all happened too fast he did bottom the airlines, that's true. another curiosity and there weren't values created and distressed companies policy came in and did berkshire's job for it and you can argue that's what policies should do and all of the conversation i don't think that people at berkshire can look at it the same way >> no, but you have to pay attention, josh, to the 13f and you must want to know what he owns and how could you not want to know that or declare it irrelevant if you own berkshire hathaway's stock >> no, no, no. if you own berkshire hathaway's stock, of course even then, what? are you going to argue with them the 13f used to be relevant for tens of millions of investors because they would try to glean from it. i'll give you a great example. dour during the dotcom bubble warren buffett was buying housing stocks you know what he was doing he was positionin

so the violin part of it is very baroque, bach, mozart-like, not much sliding, not much jazz.ound it is hard hitting. >> it's fun, it's very inclusive. we have people dancing in the aisles. our music just really brings people together. >> we're able to blend and go between different genres. really wide, large audience of and that's why it brings a really wide, large audience of people. i grew up in a tough neighborhood and i guess my mom wanted me to get away from some of my friends. cause i was, you know, going down the wrong path. so she put me in this saturday music program with the hopes that i would get into the performing arts middle school. so i would be busted away from my friends and that's exactly what ended up happening. i went to performing arts school and then went to performing arts high school and just was able to focus on, on violin and then >> i went to the class my first day and i noticed all these wood instruments. i was looking for the cool instruments. the saxophones and the trumpets. and they told me that i got put into this class. we were stand partners

the music lover and mentor of mozart. people in the group that i was interviewing, one said, no, she's just british. i don't see -- i don't see her being black. and this black -- i think it was an art student -- was looking at her, and he was so exercised about asserting that she was black, and he said to her, oh, yes, she is. >> reporter: what ultimately does it mean? >> what i found so moving about whatsaid the world. wter they want to be. >> ass l low ass y you can gogo danbury.y. >> w with ththese, yes, y your majejesty. >> reporteter: perhaps the v ve reason w why "bridgererton" the series drew such a huge audience. if someone had told you the most-watched program on netflix would end up being a story about the blackck queenen of englalan- >> peoplple i think fell inn lo withth "bridgertoton" becauause the chararacters thahat were th they were all mixeded up. it was just fantastic. and in america we need to get past all this division, all this conflict, all this hatred. that's not who we are. and so by taking stories

he was mozart.nd watching his father, who was a decorated vietnam green beret, who loved the game of golf, he watched him play, and you know, there's famous video, i'm sure we'll see it over the next couple days, of tiger woods hitting golf balls, i think at the age of two, maybe three, in front of bob hope and merv griffin on "that's incredible," the old television show. so from the youngest age you can imagine, tiger was groomed to do this, an extraordinary talent. but you know, this was what his father had always groomed him to do, and you know, he was there every step of the way with him. they had an interesting relationship. earl passed away several years ago, i believe it was 2006. but they were as close as two people could be, and there were more than a few people who noted that when tiger won the masters in 2019, he came off the golf course and gave a big hug to his son, and when he won his first masters back in 1997, he came off the golf course and gave a big hug to his father. so, you know