eh, chagen is also such a surname platonic in terms of sound and composition.l the same, if we talk not only about the lavra, where the yurudiaceae are shown, as heroic, in the conditions of the natural russian middle ages. and if we talk here, uh, about your work, about your novels, the actions that take place. we are closer to us. yes, in the twentieth century, even in the twenty-first here, here, how would you yourself determined, and here is the holy fool's accent, which is in your books. it seems to me that the foolish accent, as well, of which you speak of it to a greater or lesser extent. uh, they carry all my uh novels, because it's actually a joke, but julymar. this is already some prerequisite to the thoughts of auradstvo, and a joke - it's always some other twist. this is a crooked mirror and reality begins to change in it, but it changes as it changes. so uh some things suddenly become obvious. and we see that a person some special ears and suddenly his ear is on the whole mirror. but this mirror is a joke. uh, she's always con. on something that wa

please forgive me, we have not met before, i don’t think i am the ninth, platon gerasimovich.d the regional board lawyers. it seems to me that i am often confused. face typical excuse me please, excuse me, please have time to talk. let's go here, probably the traitors to the motherland vasya are not able to do it themselves, well, what kind of nonsense are you talking about? on your own what do you mean awkward? i 'm telling you for sure that i was with this person when you crossed paths well, okay? you are my beloved , i beg you, i have already been drawn to visit the plant kingdom. agree to doubly breathe life into unique animals. i will call you at night and ask how it is done, what am i i know that you know nothing is impossible for them, and you have seen people who cope with such a task. what amazing worlds will they reveal to us next time? what we expect will make many of our viewers open their eyes wide. here is andrei with whom you had an affair in your third year. chkami, but she's always cool. yes, she's cool, but, as far as i understand. you chose another on the ro

platon were worn by saveevich.l, who contributed to the opening of our school was born and raised here in the village. gusar is a famous artist. ah, nikolay selchuk. well, our people in general. i think other villages. they are it’s ugly to say that our people are the most beautiful and our children, when you come in, perform somewhere. well, the same thing, beautiful and the most pleasant. probably because they are the most, well, dear to our hearts. our people are generally wonderful, they are, firstly, good-natured well , and the village. do you know everyone's name? what were the names of his parents and the names of his grandfathers. i remember when they all went out to dig potatoes for mushrooms, all together, and people sang, when i was still working on the collective farm. i remember our field growers are going to sort out potatoes all over the place. all of our belarusian polissya is including brestskaya, it is pierced like threads by rivers, well, for us, of course, the most expensive. this is our rita be

they are essentially three of them in the first stage we are talking about platonic relationships in erotic relationships. and finally , at the older stage, and sexual relations. so latonic relationships are love in its purest form, love for your object. he is something. this is an uncomplicated pure feeling, and the fact that a child talks about getting married and having children is nothing more than the adoption of social experience, of course, and they have money and a natural continuation of any love. so the boundaries are jumping between these periods, when erotic and sexual fantasies arise at an earlier age. it's a touch of a hug, a kiss, a close bodily contact. nothing of the kind was said, and the story that the bridegrooms will be children is a social introduction and healthy social family environment. here, as for dementia. well, i think you yourself understand very well that your child is not a weak-minded, weak-minded children at the age of 6 do not learn to read, weak-minded. new children do not reason as sensibly as your child does, and feeble-minded children are not p

village of dubichina from here, including from our fellow countrymen miss education after the war , platonich, who contributed to the opening of our school, was born and raised here in the village of gusar, a famous artist. ah, nikolai selishchuk. well, our people in general. it seems to me that when other villages visit, of course it's ugly. so to say our people are the most beautiful and our children, when you come in, perform somewhere. well, the same thing, beautiful and most pleasant probably because they are the most, well, we are dear to our hearts. our people are generally wonderful, they are, firstly, good-natured well, in the village you know everyone, what was his name? what were the names of his parents, the names of his grandfathers. so i remember when they went out to dig potatoes, hay all together, and people sang, when i was still working on a collective farm. i remember our field growers are going to sort out potatoes all over the place. all of our belarusian polesye, including brest, is pierced like threads by rivers, well, for us, of course, the most expensive. this is o

and what is the platonic method of teaching that you use? well, you're really this discussion. i mean, i had nothing against lecture classes. and in fact, i they were my favorite classes in college and they provide a framework. but the bennington philosophy is more a small class discussion based where you're not telling your eliciting from the students. and then when you elicit something that seems crazy, you try to get them to refine their thoughts by asking them further questions. and of course, the smaller the class, the better it works. and that's that's kind of the philosophy of the college. and and we continued to follow that in in our class to the present, even though i do teach on survey classes, i knew something like the enlightenment would be a survey class strictly from, say, the 1660s to 1790. and on. and they get the context. it's desirable to survey class, but at the same time, you're having very close discussions with individual students and small groups. brooke allen the title of your wall street journal editorial. our ed was college should be more like prison w

and what is the platonic method of teaching that you use? well, you're really this discussion. i mean, i had nothing against lecture classes. and in fact, i they were my favorite classes in college and they provide a framework. but the bennington philosophy is more a small class discussion based where you're not telling your eliciting from the students. and then when you elicit something that seems crazy, you try to get them to refine their thoughts by asking them further questions. and of course, the smaller the class, the better it works. and that's that's kind of the philosophy of the college. and and we continued to follow that in in our class to the present, even though i do teach on survey classes, i knew something like the enlightenment would be a survey class strictly from, say, the 1660s to 1790. and on. and they get the context. it's desirable to survey class, but at the same time, you're having very close discussions with individual students and small groups. brooke allen the title of your wall street journal editorial. our op ed was college should be more like priso

longer nickname in honor of this organization. among the inhabitants of this city invented by andrei platonic was the working horse . did. it was looking straight into the camera that the ladies at the sessions fainted, the men ran out of the hall. fired a revolver correctly in december last year, a letter from joseph brodsky to his leningrad girlfriend sold at auction for million 100.000 rub. in addition to the message itself and the typewritten sonnet, the letter also contained andrey it contained drawings. here's what it looks like, let's play big at the table. the engraving shows a hokusai big wave in kanagawa. a small wave repeats the outline of this mountain. you get it. theme bless you 100 or 500 500 attention to the screen in a 1957 photograph taken in the usa of a little girl sitting on a toy horse. what kind of medical examination is she doing? i think that in his pride he shot. turgenev in the book horses 200 in response to the password forward forward, he immediately received interchangeable horses on the road from the scenes valery to paris d'artagnan verno dartagnan we continue

dedicate yourself to painting, and therefore all loves are platonic.

where did the frequency 432 come from in all ancient sources and platonic writings indicate this purity it perfect? it seems to me that such a moment, which was captured by ancient people and philosophers, is natural. those who were very friendly with music were very understanding of the structure of the universe, that these are harmonic octaves, one vibration , the first vibration that the human ear does not catch, but this is the beating of the heart of cougars, pum-pum multiplying. and this oscillation we come to the first note of this divine octave note c which is caught by the ear in purity 256 and in this the frequency of the note la a on which everything is built absolutely. why can you and i guess about this for this center? ours is our pineal gland. this is our third eye, which is hidden there. inside, it means that the adjustment of consciousness is the adjustment of your correspondence with all cosmic vibrations with all the energies of the earth it occurs in the most harmonious purity , it is below 415 417, because these are sinewy strings, because it is difficult to play, w

ended , and she went to some sailor, that's the whole novel, she could be my daughter, but we have a platonicter. well, he left and the girl got a little confused on a good journey. dad, i yes, i just love her. i will go. with a great holiday, the victory songs of our pride sound in our hearts. we are proud of the greatness of the feats of the winners who saved our homeland and the whole world from nazism . a big festive concert dedicated to victory day. may 9 at 12:05 on russia channel drawing of love meets i missed boris , so i took it, and i knew it. you better tell me the truth. you were mom's best friend and my dad probably knew how he left her. listen, nick, well , you won’t return the past before. well, i really need it. do you think i just went to moscow like that? i wanted to see my father fedor slavyanov. she wanted to understand him, but in the end she got completely confused, it turns out that someone else was there. yes, not yet, someone was his father. like spanking seleznev and the slavs, aunt zoya herself told me that yes zoya didn't know anything about katya, her passion was

uh, devoting oneself to painting, and that's why all the crushes are platonic, because it's very convenientt, but on the other hand. ah. this is hmm the last months of her life. she's right here for me i think i believe. she was a little sorry that it so happened that it was very stupid of me not to do it, the only thing worth it, the only things that give happiness, make you forget all the sorrows of love, yes, with love, two loving beings seem to each other absolutely perfect physical and moral attitude. especially in the moral. well, you can immediately see that a person has practice. no really , and i think it's beautiful and it's very expensive actually, but she actually had a real love story, which ended badly and having already passed it, she went into denial. let's just say because she collided. uh, metro tunnel, yes, this is the cardinal's nephew, a young man who courted for a very long time confessed his love, but uh, for that he called to marry this kiss with him. she is jelly. yes, the kiss was with him, the kiss was a violation of, let's say, the secular rules of the aristocrat

complicated, because if we recall the fate of other bulgakov contemporaries akhmatova svyatoyeva platoniceems not so terrible tragic. but he really felt himself the most unfortunate, the most driven writer in the soviet union. and was it really so, and why did he have such a feeling, that's what i propose to discuss. so mikhail afanasyevich bulgakov was born on may 3, 1891 in the family associate professor kiev theological academy afanasy ivanovich bulgakov and his mother was called varvara mikhailovna pokrovskaya. i’m a maiden name, it’s very important to say here that bulgakov’s ancestors both on the paternal and maternal lines came from the so-called bell nobles, that is, they belonged to ancient priestly families that went into the depths of russian history and perhaps didn’t exist, but in the history of russian literature perishing, at least in xx century precisely writers with such church roots. this is important because it is this writer. write a novel that many consider roman to be dubious roman heretical the master and margarite bulgakov was the first-born in the family, then six

i dubbed it this platonic love story that takes place over a long period of time.'s a phenomenal new play. >> sounds so clever and a different way of getting a a story of a platonic love story. >> i don't think he's seen it because i'm very aware of audience while we're doing it. was there. a seat open for him i'm sure he's a little busy at the moment. there is a seat waiting for him, yes. >> i'm sure he will be there. >> i hope so. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> real joy talking to you. love your show. good luck tonight. opening night abbott elementary streaming on hulu. king james is -- there i am. in performances in new york city, manhattan theater club now through june 18. chris, we thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we're going to ginger, wherever you are. >> i'm over here. way across the studio. there you go. we have an exclusive interview and message from khloe kardashian and a sneak peek from the upcoming season of the kardashians. take a look. >> hi, everyone at good morning america. it's khloe. i'm so excited to be sharing with you guys a

tiana: platonic ideal it is so much years to get behind a podium and lie that reparations would everntury after civil war can could something about zoning reform fix healthcare system fix inflicts disproportionately affects poor voters of color "medicare for all" other promise for last decade 3 2 trillion dollars this is no way we can afford it distraction from doing something. mark: put in perspective how big 14 billion is 6 trillion dollars in all 401(k) plans everyone in country combined, now talking the 14 trillion a large number, i feel like a lot of theing reparation conversations are by-product of people being conditioned to receive free money after all this checks throughout pandemic now everyone wants something for free, i agree that we should write a wrong but you don't right a wrong, are wrongdz someone else that would be those people, who are going to have to pay this bill, who had nothing to do with slavery whatsoever, not how life works if i were to commit one of the most heinous crimes in the world murder, yes, i should be accountable should i be hel responsible should

this prevented her from devoting herself to painting, and therefore all loves are platonic.nd because it is very convenient for the artist, but on the other hand. ah. this is hmm the last months of her life. she's right here, i think, i believe. she was a little sorry about how it turned out, that it was very stupid of me not to do, the only thing worth it, the only things giving, happiness, making one forget all sorrows with love, and with love two loving beings seem to each other as an absolutely perfect physical and moral relationship. especially in the moral. well, you can immediately see that a person has practice. no, really, and i think it's beautiful and it's very tragic actually, but she actually had a real love story that ended badly and already passed it. she went into denial, let's just say, because she ran into rather tunnels. yes, this is cardinal's young man who courted for a very long time. confessed his love, but for that he called to marry this kiss with him. she regretted. yes, the kiss was with him, the kiss was a violation, let's say, of the secular rule

complicated, because if we let's remember the fate of other bulgakov's contemporaries akhmatova's holy platonicerrible tragic. well, he really felt himself to be the most unfortunate, most driven writer in the soviet union. and so , was it really so, and why did he have such a feeling, that's what i propose to talk about. so mikhailovnych, bulgakov was born on may 3, 1891 in the family of associate professor of the kiev theological academy afanasy ivanovich bulgakov. and his mother was called a barbarian. mikhailov pokrovskaya was her maiden name, her last name is very it is important to say that bulgakov’s ancestors both on the paternal and maternal lines came from the so-called bell nobles, that is , they belonged to ancient priestly families that went into the depths of russian history and , perhaps, there was no e in the history of russian literature, at least in xx century , for sure, writers with such church roots. this is important, because it is this writer who will write the novel, which many consider to be a dubious novel. a heretical novel. the master and margarita bulgakov was the f

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patty platonic, it makes put on number four, she went on to beat australia's patti smith in their matchailand here. area tanasugarn for birdie on number four. she had another good shot at 15. thailand wins all three matches to take the championship the u. s was winner over sweden in the third place match. and nascar and kansas city this weekend. it all came down to the final left kyle larson in the number five car trying to hold off denny hamlin number 11 they make contact hamlin gets by hamlin gets the wind breaking a drought of 33 races in which he had failed to win. now, you might think larson and hamlet would get into it after this rate. this is ross chastain and else. eithensover something number one in points is getting to know each other there are flying in their cars. trading pain. yeah your team shows up tomorrow. we don't know the thing about playoff basketball is the only time you potentially see the same team seven games in a row. so adjustments change is always a factor. we've seen that in the first three games. let's see what happens at number four will talk about it more

2022, tens of thousands emphasize tens of thousands of cars of foreign carriers, do not pay into the platon system, not for paid sections, so the russian budget is losing billions of money, and 60,000 foreign carriers violate the rules of the road movements in the state duma calculated the damage to the budget. poland amount to 8.5 billion euros. these are restrictive measures. it may not be the last, but dmitry shevelev and dmitry shevelev will receive news from the state duma for development, and today the state duma adopted a law on fines for non-compliance with the requirements for keeping animals up to 2 years. deprivation of liberty. threatens the owner of pets if there are causes of serious harm to human health. in case of minor injuries, a fine of up to 200,000 rubles. 30.000. those who throw their pets on the street will have to pay inhumane treatment of animals in circuses or zoos. now it will be punishable by a fine of up to 100,000 rubles. violation of the rules of keeping shelters 50.000. vesti continues to follow the development of major events in russia and abroad. stay with

tens of thousands emphasize tens of thousands of foreign cars the carrier does not pay not to the platonfor paid sections, so the russian budget is losing billions of money, and 60,000 foreign carriers violate the rules of the road so obviously and the arguments, of course, were not called up in the duma factions, not the slightest disagreement in the liberal democratic party even brought their additional arguments in favor of a ban on the entry of polish trucks only to the border and not refueling at our prices, and refueling at european prices, he returned back. today, they fill tanks , fill more additional containers, and still earn. on this, the deputies also refer to the belarusian experience, minsk immediately closed the entrance for european cargo carriers, as soon as they were similar. it was introduced by the european union. now a foreign tractor transports a truck to borders with the eu, after which it changes to another one allowed for entry. poland is expecting losses , and on the okhotsk ryad, we are sure that the possibilities for cooperation have been exhausted. you know w

remember more, i’ll say that this feeling will definitely pass in a year, at least, because after the platonicthe development of sexuality, the so -called a period of intersexual discrimination, that is, rejection. that's when the boys or girls become rude, dirty , hooligans, and the girls become sneaks and a bastard. look, you dressed up too. and this is the period of intersexual distill, it lasts about two to about three years. i'm just taking over the entire elementary school. and after that, the erotic stage just begins. in general, as they say, we went through it for sure. i remember this exactly. yes, thank you very much. i'm glad that our psychiatrist thinks that the situation is absolutely normal. that is, if we heard everything correctly, if you told us everything correctly, forget it, and the consultations of this strange psychologist and, in general, with questions. how to behave after all , we also have them here. we appe only to doctors by profession, only to psychiatrists never psychologists. seriously. i don't want to offend psychologists. there are many good ones among them, bu

stayed true by is a clear eyed vulnerable exploration a platonic friendship and lifelong loss was towrites of his college aged friendship with ken forged over music and smoke breaks at uc to illuminate it's a particular moment in bay area culture. he how earnest teens seek to define themselves in difficult amies and how it's our routines that create our identities. oh, now he lost me. please. when ken is tragically killed in carjacking, sue is left to reckon with both a senseless death and his own memories. this is a memoir borne out of both loss and imperative to write as nbc's board member kate took, i said sue earns the trust of readers by and by revealing that tender intimacy of male friendship in a vulnerable coming of age memoir. sue's memoir is a celebrated of life and the marks we leave on each other's souls. it's exceptional work. congratulate since. this very weird. i'm sorry you had to speak so much thank you to the asl ellis interpreters and all the finalists not just in this category who've inspired me so much, but just in all the categories it's very cool to be here. ye

platon rodkin and angelina soina come for the fifth year in a row and perform in the cska cup nominationhe garden dust jive, waltz, direction in many ways, each number is no more than a minute and a half just try to give all your best. every tournament. every dance is all the way to the end, to every little thing. and it is on the dance floor that they are competitors outside the parquet, old friends. we have known each other since childhood, because we have been dancing together for a very long time at the moment. i feel very energized very positive nice music warm reception of the audience atmosphere cosmic finishes the tournament traditionally festive show participants of all nominations go to the dance floor to spin together in the victory waltz karina makaryan denisa zharov igor kostyukov channel one on the calendar on may 2, exactly one week later, our main holiday is victory day. of course we won't forget. the further the war goes from us in the past, the more valuable the memories of those who fought and won the victory for us sheikha nur sharkhmulovich moulin , participant in th

romantic relationships, or men are not to be trusted, or, you know -- and why i run away from even platonicg to all the unhealthy relationships. >> now you are sharing that knowledge with the world. most of us came to know you on "friday night lights." that was a pretty complicated time for you, wasn't it? >> it was. it was also the best time in my life. it changed my life. that was such a gift. i hit the jackpot with that show. it was also the most complicated. my mom was sick with cancer, which i write about in detail in the book about the complexities of the most beautiful thing in the world happening and also the worst thing in the world happening at the same time. >> this bond you have with your mom is something you wanted to get on the page. >> yeah. i think it's a really relatable, thing. mothers and daughters have complex relationships. the more i share my story, the more i'm met with an empathetic witness, the more my shame is able to dissipate. and so i hope that i get to be that empathetic witness now. i'm really enjoying the conversations i have been having with women, sharing w

thousands of foreign truck drivers passing through russia ignore payments for heavy trucks under the platond their support for the restoration. you know what it does. poland is a large part of the so-called mercenaries. these are the poles who are fighting against us on the territory of ukraine in this regard, it will be correct. if only to the border these goods will be transported from the border to the nearest terminal will be allowed, and there either repackaging or reloading , we consider it absolutely right for the government to adjust the regulatory legal act so that polish goods , carriers, freight carriers do not move through the territory of the russian federation and are not refueled according to our prices, and when refueling at european prices, you need to return back . uh, symmetrical answers is one of those answers. this is a signal to all those who, while imposing sanctions against us, also came out falling reminded that the polish authorities put on stream, barbaric, the destruction of monuments to soviet soldiers who liberated poland from the nazis and actually returned po

we have prepared a trio number, where i perform since may, the group of alisa platon with my partnersos. this is his peculiarity, the most titled athlete in the history of synchronized swimming, a seven-time olympic champion. svetlana romashina, who has officially completed her career , performed with an original program for romance. and finally, i'll say, i 'm showing it for the first time, it's just connected with the theme of the end of my sports career. there is such a lyric that, of course, people do not cry, but for me it is very important and the touching moment of the festival for the second year has become a real holiday for everyone fans of synchronized swimming. explain with patience waiting for the third series of bewitching beauty, the premiere, which will take place in a year. just don't miss this evening on channel one the continuation of the multi-part drama under the laws of wartime new series military lawyer svetlana elagina continues to uncover intricate crimes. and the main thing is that she does not lose hope of meeting her husband, rostov-on-don, 42 years of work