but love pushkin, he is the author of the commentary, he loved many people, in fact, even the same pasternak see this name there in the other direction, even even pasternak, he simply didn’t like this novel and didn’t like its publication history. read or give some list of truths, well, nabokov clearly did the first thing, he infected, he paradoxically read, okay, well, we talked, what is this... a ten-volume collection of essays is the most complete, but the books on the side continue to stay and come to us, here igor, i know that you wrote about the collection, which in the original was called strong opinions, and is it correct to translate strong opinions that this is such and in general about something new on the side, after his death he continues to come in different senses, well, to the russian reader, at least it seems that the home translation of strongo pinis was the credo. and that's a good word for this collection. the book was published in america in seventy-third year after transparent things, this is a collection of his selected interviews, which he compiled himself, some of hi

receive it. received, here are russian-speaking authors, nobel laureates, among them were bunin, pasternakn and brodsky. the correct answer to our question is no. eighth question: is mogilev native otto schmidt really known as an antarctic explorer? time! anastasia, how did you answer? i answered: yes, but i remember this last name, but i don’t remember exactly what he did. nastya often visits makelev, and there are some there too shmita avenue, i think it beat her, she didn’t see this pitfall, antarctica-arctic. vladislav, how did you cope with this task? i answered no, because if my memory serves me correctly, he was an explorer of antarctica, not antarctica. the original version, of course, but... pal, well done, exactly antarctica, yes, ksyusha, how did you answer? i answered yes, but i also remember his last name, i remember that he seemed to be traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don’t remember where exactly, where exactly, but i ’ll tell you, he was traveling in the arctic, there was engaged in his research activities, research activities in the arctic, the correct answer to

mertvaga, there’s roman pasternak absolutely, who does he love in general speaking of pushkin, tolstoyssible not to love pushkin, he is the author of commentaries, he loved a lot of people, in fact, even the same pasternak, he loved his poetry, what he talked about, he planned to translate dostoevsky take karamas into english, everyone’s name can be turned to see there in the other direction, and even i. he often speaks in his lectures about fairy tales about mechanisms, so he is the same person who is still a scientist and not an essayist, an essayist will not talk about the device plumon carriage or not? well, it still seems to me that these lectures, it seems to me that after all, this is what we call scientific literature, it still seems to me that this is not entirely true, yes, it is still his, there is a lot of him personal, yes, he teaches to read, that’s right, he teaches to look, to see details, but... yes , a pedant, a pedant who wants to get to, disassemble, debunk, everything, but an essayist at the same time, yes, yes, to instill in students a love of literature , love of

pasternak wrote that pushkin should have married not goncharova, but shchogolev, our entire future pushkinve lived. to this day, then he would have written five sequels to eugene onegin, then he would have written another poltava, but pasternak goes on to say that he would not have understood such a pushkin, precisely the pushkin who loved natalya nikolaevna, for whom she was beautiful wife, this is pushkin, the real one, the real pushkin, i love him very much i simply force pushkin’s prose and belkin’s stories, i re-read them there every year several times already. i almost learned it by heart, probably, but every time my throat gets tight, and in some places, remember, pushkin, when he wrote belkin’s stories, in a letter to vyazimsky, in my opinion, he said that or baratynsky, i don’t remember exactly , which of his friends, when they read these stories, neighed and beat their hoofs, so i am ready to admit that in these stories there is an awful lot that is probably funny and parodic, but from my point of view it is much more touching, in blizzards, yes, when the burmin falls to... a let

died in 24, this year giacoma puchina, the great composer, died, stanislavsky was 61 years old, pasternakeen born at all, this is an incredible story. and the time that he was there, he was with his family, that is, with my mother and me, but since it was from one year to 5 years, then naturally, well, the child learns the language from me. was when i said, in german, surname and family are the same word, so when i said that the cat loves her surname, there was a rumble in the class, and i meant that she loves her family, zoya, you can joke with her, this is a very worthy quality, not everyone has it, even those people who joke themselves, because in relation to themselves... zoya borisovna is the most active person today, today she flies on an airplane, today she does different evenings, she is active life, and i think that the secret of this remedy of macropolus is precisely in activity and in its modernity, in the fact that it controls the modern situation of the world today, i am at the head of the fund, i cannot live without work at all, i even... where - to travel, to help someone,

mark pasternak is an associate professor of pediatrics at harvard university and one of the nation'seading researchers into p.a.n.s. and says there is a lot the wider medical community does not know about the disease and patients are often denied coverage with drug costs being a major factor. >> for teenagers, it is close to $15,000 per treatment. given that they often prevent psychiatric hospitalization, they are cost-effective. >> 11 states have passed legislation requiring insurance companies to cover p.a.n.s. in california could be next. >> california has a core group of parents working hard now to get a b 2105. >> dr. angela tang is also the mother of a pandas patient who says the california bill would require insurance companies to cover dr. prescribed treatments which could include id eiji and other drugs. >> if governor newsom would sign this law, we would be able to be a role model and a very large domino in getting the rest of the states, these 38 other states without protections, to get them to follow suit. >> if passed, the legislation would help patients like tessa get t

many amazing people he saw in childhood, showed me materials and manuscripts of boris leonidovich pasternakely appreciated the script that fell into his hands. yes, it is truly known that the organizer of the robbery is the head of the tyukin mine. i understood perfectly well that acting fate rarely offers such a gift as this role. your honor, madam separation, through the sly squint of ivan on board. looked at this world, realized his isolation, he could go on a spree, find company for an intoxicating feather, at the same time , he really needed few people, two or three people in the whole universe, he learned to be self-sufficient, to find support in himself in creativity . when they gave me the deadline, i also couldn’t believe it, but it turned out that he really looked like his partner in the mirror for the hero, actor sergei koltakov. well, let's get acquainted, nemchinov andrey ivanovich.

propaganda posters are vladimir maikovsky, dmitry maur, mikhail cheremnykh, the works of leonid pasternakreserved, even malevich had a hand in such activities. often the modern reader believes that... the window of growth is such a small separate poster. actually this is not true. for example, this growth window consists of twelve elements. we can say that this is a whole comic book about the fight against the white guard in rangel. the main department for creating such posters was created at the rosta russian telegraph agency. we can say that this is the forerunner of tas, which is why they were called windows of growth satire. freelance employee maikovsky, who previously only wrote chants for posters, i suddenly became interested in drawing them. we remember that. he was an artist. vladimir vladimirovich, coming to his colleagues, artists, said, well, what are you doing here, it’s literally written here, you paint still life landscapes, let’s start painting windows of growth. the topics were acutely relevant: assistance to the front, the fight against the white guards, poland and the en

propaganda posters are vladimir maykovsky, dmitry maur, mikhail cheremnykh, and the works of leonid pasternak malevich had a hand in such activities. often the modern reader believes that the window of growth is just such a small separate poster. actually this is not true. for example, this growth window consists of twelve elements. we can say that this is a whole comic about the fight against the white guard in rangel. the main department for creating such posters was created at rosta, the russian telegraph agency. we can say that this is a leaky basin, which is why they were called windows of satirical growth. freelance employee mayakovsky, who. these are the hidden enemies of the young soviet republic, because the open ones are wrangel, the poles, the entente, and these are the hidden ones, which are not visible, but which cause no less harm, so the posters were also dedicated to these topics. there were no printers then, so the window drawn by the artist was sent to stencil makers, who then made copies of the poster. this is directly, the first poster was drawn by the artist himself, who

, did not receive it, here are russian-language authors, nobel laureates, among them were bunin, pasternakstion is no. eighth question: is mogilev native otto schmidt really known as an antarctic explorer? time! anastasia, how did you answer? i answered: yes, but i remember this last name, but i don’t remember exactly what he did, nastya. she often goes to makelevo, and there is also shmita avenue there, i think it beat her up, she didn’t see this pitfall, antarctica-arctic. vladislav, how did you cope with this task? i answered no, because if my memory serves me correctly, he was an explorer of antarctica, not antarctica. original version, of course, but i got it, well done, it was antarctica, yes. ksyusha, how did you answer? i answered yes, but i also remember his last name, i remember that he... seemed to be traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don’t remember where exactly, where exactly, but i’ll tell you, he was traveling in the arctic, there he was engaged in his research activities, arctic research activities, the correct answer to our question is no. ninth question: is it tr

and boris pasternak, the main character of the work doctor zhivvaga, named after larisa reisner. 1858of the tomsk catholic church. she was immediately noticed by a man standing nearby. the young beauty seemed an unearthly, shining flower for the apostle of anarchy , rebel mikhail bakunin, who was sentenced to death three times. seeing her, he immediately realized that for the first time in his long, so unlucky, although he had a bright life, he fell in love with a woman. having found a job as a foreign language teacher in the contanini family, he conquered her, whispering in his alluring voice what an incredible life, full of love and adventure, awaited them in italy. antonina converted to orthodoxy, the lovers were married here in the resurrection church, the oldest and most beautiful in all of tomsk. the groom, a forty-four-year-old political criminal, of enormous stature, with a lion's mane of receding hair and a thick beard, the bride, a young, pretty, charming pole, who seemed next to her betrothed, defenseless girl. bakunin did not deceive his beloved; their life together was fu