first tour was back when they were not world stars, you know where prodigy performed for the firsteven the point, in fact, this is what i want to say, when all the electronic music appeared, there were no clubs for the people who went to the clubs and saw all this, how this is all flashes what it all sounds like. we know exactly what a guitar sounds like, we know what a piano sounds like, a violin, yes, and the appearance, we even know how they sound all together, yes, and electronic musical instruments helped synthesize, the word synthesis came from where, the search for a new sound, then there is something to which we are already accustomed, it was novelty, and it was a time when science fiction, astronautics, robots, computers, space, yes, that which shaped our, our musical. humanoid, who can take an egg there and almost peel it, that is, now this romanticization is no longer there, we fly into space, roam the vast expanses of the internet, the amazing thing is that all our lives we looked up and wanted to know about the infinity of the universe, but what is it, now we are looki

was back when they were not world stars, you know where the prodigy performed for the first time, where what i want to say, when all the electronic music appeared, it was not a club for the people who went to the clubs and saw all this, how it all blinks, how it all sounds, it was all regularly new. and the dj were the only conductors of music and sound, we we traveled to london constantly for records , went there, constantly bought them, then people went to listen to electronic dance music directly in clubs, on the disc of the jacques, because these were really the only people who could show, there were actually few of them and djs, a little yes, but in fact the discos themselves appeared as a phenomenon even in the eighties, it was the end of the seventies. we know what a guitar sounds like, we know how a piano sounds, a violin, yes, and the appearance, we even know how they will study everything together, yes, and electronic musical instruments helped synthesize, the word synthesis came from where, the search for a new sound, that is, what we are already accustomed to, it was novelty

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laura scott has the story. 15—year—old kamila valieva began the beijing games as a figure skating prodigymp, helping russia win team gold in the process. just before the medals were due to be handed out, it emerged she failed a drugs test. she skated on, but crumbled under the weight of the scandal. the court of arbitration for sport banned her for two years. they ruled her results since december 2021 should be disqualified. while result was welcomed there remain unanswered questions. how does a young girl at that age get a hold of this controlled drug? you have to look at the russia system and here we go again, unfortunately, with them trying to hijack the games and at the expense of a young woman. six months from the paris olympics, suspicion surrounding russia will only grow. we're very concerned and remain very vigilant about what is going on in russia. we still haven't brought back the russian anti—doping agency as compliant. what is more of a concern to me is the fact the first decision granted by a panel in russia was so wrong. that is what cas has proven today. it doesn't give a g

laura scott has the story. 15—year—old kamila valieva began the beijing games was a figure skating prodigyjump, heading russia quadruple jump, heading russia win quadruplejump, heading russia win team gold in the process. just before the medals were handed out, it emerged she failed a drugs test. she skated on, but crumbled under the weight of the scam. the court of arbitration for sport banned herfor two years. of arbitration for sport banned her for two years. they ruled her for two years. they ruled her results since december 2021 should be disqualified. there remain unanswered questions. how does a young girl at that age got a hold of this controlled drug? you have to look at the russia system and here we go again, unfortunately, with them trying to hijack the games and at the expense of a young woman. six. expense of a young woman. six months from the paris olympics, months from the paris 0lympics, suspicion surrounding russia will only grow.— will only grow. we're very concerned _ will only grow. we're very concerned and _ will only grow. we're very concerned and remain - will only g

is—year—olds valieva began the games as a figure skating the prodigy time allotted for becoming the firstess. butjust before the metals redo to be handing out to commit a marriage she failed a drug test. the teenager skated down but crumbled under the weight of the scandal, almost exactly two years on some of the court of arbitration for sport banned herforfour arbitration for sport banned her for four years, arbitration for sport banned herforfouryears, explaining she'd been unable to prove she'd been unable to prove she'd unintentionally taken a band result since december 2021 should be disqualified. while the result was welcomed by several anti—dope agencies, they remain with unanswered questions. they remain with unanswered questione— questions. how does a young airl at questions. how does a young girl at that — questions. how does a young girl at that age _ questions. how does a young girl at that age get _ questions. how does a young girl at that age get a - questions. how does a young girl at that age get a hold - questions. how does a young girl at that age get a hold ofl girl at

6 minutes, and if lewandowski's goal turned out to be somewhat curious, then the sixteen-year-old prodigy everything masterfully. however, few expected that the basques would give up after that; in the second half, atletico came back, this time sanze scored. regular time ended in a draw, but in extra time the williams brothers brought victory to the guests. first, the senior ineyaki brought belbao ahead, well, period. directed by the younger niko. 4:2. athletic advances to the semi-finals. and those who bet that there would be no winner during regular time began to notice an increase in their money even earlier. unexpectedly, the match involving another catalan team, girona, also ended. the leader of the spanish championship was knocked out of the cup by maleurka. the islanders took this match as seriously as possible. the proof of this was three goals in the first half. this happened between 21 and 35 minutes. the second ball turned out to be especially beautiful. pratz made an irresistible shot from outside the penalty area. in the sixty-seventh minute, raili violated the rules in his o

the austrian prodigy, composer and virtuoso, remains the youngest member of the bologna philharmonic,s well as the youngest recipient of the order of the golden spur. compose the first one. he began the work at the age of 5, and what significant dates in the context of belarusian culture mark the outgoing week, we will find out right now in the traditional date of the week section. ballet dancer, honored artist was born on january 22, 1969 republic of belarus, veniam zakharov. as a boy, he dreamed of becoming a driver. bus, but the desire to get a bicycle, which his parents promised him for entering the belarusian choreographic school, prevailed. at the age of 18 he became an artist of the bolshoi theater of belarus, and at 23 he was already a leading stage master. during his ballet career, veniam zakharov appeared on stage more than a thousand times, performing leading roles in the ballets spartacus, romeo and juliet, the nutcracker, and sleeping beauty. carmen suite, danced in swan lake more than 200 times. among numerous, including international awards, the larisa alexandrovskaya p

. >> reporter: under the gamer handle blue scuti, the 13-year-old prodigy scoring so high, the game could no longer function, reaching its once mythical kill screen in just 38 minutes at level 157. >> i was just sort of shocked and just happy that i did it. >> reporter: tetris and its beautiful blocks have been falling into our hearts for nearly 40 years. the rules are simple fit the falling shapes into solid rows. as the levels rise, tetris tumbles faster and faster the teen believed to be the first person to beat the game. so historic, the ceo of tetris calling it a feat that defies all preconceived limits of this legendary game. willis says it took a lot of practice. the win dedicated to his dad, who tragically died in december. >> i'm dedicating it to my dad. he was always very supportive, and i think he'd be proud. >> reporter: tearing down an icon brick by brick. >> yes >> reporter: a game breaking victory just falling into place. >> oh my god >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news. >> kind of makes you want to try it, doesn't it >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday thanks fo

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he started painting as a child and by the age of 16, was celebrated by the art world as a prodigy and sensation earning the nickname baby. because so he's one of the most successful german painters under 30 and famously willing to charge new ground in the finished $1.00 cost plus fund investment. oh, i find it incredibly exciting to combine these 2 components. i know that and says that is hiring art with artificial intelligence, when in order to bring the art to another level and break new grounding, making it even more innovative. he gets to be included into about tibits. and of course, also to keep up with the times its height seduce me on dive and trout is taking part in a study that could investigating the question, what do artists feel when they paint what goes on in their brain during the creative process? for this purpose, the master class of the virtual design program, that types of allow to in university of applied sciences measures his brain, waves narrow feedback shows that when he painting he enters the kind of trend then it would be no cost to him. so i know we captured d

a teenager dart prodigy bidding to be the youngest ever world champion has seen his fairytale run falle tournament by rising from a lowly 16ath in the world to reach the finals. but he ultimately fell to world number one luke humphries, by 7 sets to 4. the bbc�*s nick garnett has more from the saint helen's darts academy, where littler trained since he was a boy. luke littler is just 16 years old, he is still at school and cannot even learn to drive, and cannot even buy himself a pint to commiserate, but he's still the youngest player in the final in the game's history. but the real legacy is what he's done for the game. he is attracting new people but also he has brought people here, more members, 90 or so children coming every week to play and to try and beat their real hero. littler still walks away with around $250,000 in prize money for his efforts. you're live with bbc news. japan's government is stepping up its emergency response to monday's earthquake, which has killed at least 73 people. this is the coastal town of suzu in the noto peninsula, where the epicentre of the earthqu

. >> reporter: still, it's been a stunning rise for the dart prodigy who came in as an underdog rankeder's precision knocked out his competition making him the youngest player ever to reach the darts final. >> unbelievable. obviously everyone -- not going to be anyone and free world champions. >> reporter: the niche game of darts has a cult following in the uk. >> come on. >> reporter: littler's remarkable run has the whole country captivated. >> three to four years' time. >> reporter: ahead of the championship students from his former dart school cheering him on. other fans posting videos of littler landing perfect shots over the years even going back to when he was in diapers. >> even from a young age you knew he had the ability and showed it on that stage. >> reporter: more than a decade later, he's showing all of us, you're never too little to aim for the bull's-eye. liz kreutz, nbc news. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this wednesday. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. each r. othe >>> right now at 4:30, the train slammed into a car on the

into a prodigious writer.y the time she was 22 years old she had already published very successful novel. as european settler native american warrior she was into butter's literary circles she was celebrated by george pick nor she got to meet lafayette when he was att the governor's bowl. she quickly followed that novel with another one. she started writing stories for children. she startedd editing one of the first periodicals for children called the juvenile miscellany which was a wonderful concoction of stories wrote poems and riddles and games. it was quickly popular up and down the east coast for their records as children waiting for it to appear i know what that noise is paid the juvenile miscellany must haveso come. very early publication. there had been anything like that published for americans yet. and then in 1829 she published what she referred to as the american frugal housewife. i love the subtitle of this book which is dedicated to those who are not ashamed. it's definitely an indication she was

i mean, from the time i started, my teacher was telling me i was a prodigy.larships when i would audition for summer intensive programmes. so there were a lot of schools that wanted me. but in my mind, you know, i knew that i was far behind the other students and that i had a lot of catching up to do. but i knew that i was a fighter and i knew that this was something that i wanted to do. so i was going to work as hard as i possibly could to catch up and get to where i needed to be and wanted to be. you came to new york from california, and i wonder how much of a shock it was to get to the american ballet theater and look around and see that you were the only black dancer. imean... mm. ..you must have known ballet was white. very white. did you know it was that white? that you would come here and be the only one? i'm not sure how aware i was. my teacher, cindy bradley, is an incredible woman and she was very conscious of the fact that i'm a black woman, that i was a black girl, and that i needed to be as focused on getting the training that i needed to get in

but okay, the name of the group, i heard chemical brothers from you for the first time , i heard prodigyly speaking, everything, well, except for rock, let’s say, you’re there too, plus or minus, this one is always like- then there would be a little ahead, and what he did continues to do is a little, maybe even incomprehensible to those who are living now, but it will be clear later, each direction, as in principle in any style of music, has its own audience, and even if there is some kind of underground direction, there will always be its own audience, let it be there are 5,000 people there, but they are exactly those 5,000 people who will appreciate all this , after you said about the chemical brothers, six years later they became popular in russia, yes, that’s absolutely true. and it was a time when science fiction, astronautics, robots, computers, space, yes, what shaped ours , our musical tastes, remember the album pim floyd, yes, why do i say, for example, that our musical tastes are close, king floyd, jean michel heat, space, yes, it was space music, this there was the music of sp

k, was interviewed on a british reduced patient that flows at this prodigy to different time. us simply destroy everything in a, in place of those areas must be destroyed. every school, every most, every 2nd house has an access to tunnel. so this is of course the munition phonology for destroying the whole of golf. every single building and i said, do you have another solution? how to destroy the underground tunnel city that this is the place where the tories tide follows along the waste and security aspects, comma, hob, beside s. as a common slide. these reflect the broad political and public sentiments any useful the sentiments among, as well as in general on all the account. uh, we have the pieces that are become common from ministers as much as she has been here. and also uh. busy from from other uh, is really the nature and it is a number of these really conducive to, at the beginning of this work calls uh for as well to you as you see about getting the uh, the garza and the money is what you got been calling in for the portion of the policy is plum dogs. uh, let me remind you of t

the bull by the des moines register, the most prodigious full shows that he has a very commanding leadndidates — there are others as well seen as outsiders — they all have these different messages. ron desantis�*s message has been so—called war on woke. nikki haley's messages she is the alternative to donald trump. donald trump's message has always been he is the best person for the white house. he's usually popular here. but the interesting thing is he didn't win it into thousand 16, ted cruz won. it's important to stress that there's not a direct line from iowa to the white house. he would have to go all the way back to the year 2000 when george w. bush won here and got into the white house. it's a bit of a mixed bag. people in iowa are very proud of fact that their state fires the starting gun for the presidential election. ida the starting gun for the presidential election. no mia it fall there- _ presidential election. no mia it fall there. i— presidential election. no mia it fall there. i also _ i spoke earlier to rina shah, republican strategist, commentator and former republica

a teenage darts prodigy has seen his fairy—tale run to the world championship come upjust short. 16—year—old a lowly 164th in the world to reach the finals. but he was ultimately defeated by world number—one luke humphries, by a score of seven—sets to four. the bbc�*s nick garnett has more now from the saint helen's darts academy, where littler trained since he was a boy. luke littler it is just 16 years old, he is still at school and cannot even alone to drive it and cannot even buy himself applied to commiserate but he's still the youngest player in the final anything game's history. but what he has done to the game is a real legacy. he is putting new people but also he has brought people but also he has brought people here, more members, 90 orso people here, more members, 90 or so children coming every week to play and to try and beat their real hero. littler had been attempting to become the youngest—ever world darts champion. he still walks away with $250,000 in prize money for his efforts. you're live with bbc news. japan's government is stepping up its emergency response to monday's e

she had turned from a prodigious reader into a prodigious writer. so by the time she was 22 years old, she had already published a very successful novel. wasn't only successful, it was scandalous. it was about a european and settler, a white woman marrying native american warrior. she was vaulted by that book into, boston's literary circles. she was really celebrated by people, like george tickner, she got to meet lafayette when he came through and was at the governors ball. she quickly followed that novel with another one, she started writing stories for children. she started editing one of the first periodic calls for children called the juvenile miscellany, which was this wonderful concoction of stories and poems and riddles and games. it was quickly popular up and down the east coast are records of children in the south waiting for it to appear. the mothers saying, i know what that noise is the juvenile must have come. so it was a very popular and again very early american kind of publication. there hadn't been anything like that really publishe

she had turned from a prodigious reader into a prodigious writer. so by the time she was 22 years old, she had already published a very successful novel. wasn't only successful, it was scandalous. it was about a european and settler, a white woman marrying native american warrior. she was vaulted by that book into, boston's literary circles. she was really celebrated by people, like george tickner, she got to meet lafayette when he came through and was at the governors ball. she quickly followed that novel with another one, she started writing stories for children. she started editing one of the first periodic calls for children called the juvenile miscellany, which was this wonderful concoction of stories and poems and riddles and games. it was quickly popular up and down the east coast are records of children in the south waiting for it to appear. the mothers saying, i know what that noise is the juvenile must have come. so it was a very popular and again very early american kind of publication. there hadn't been anything like that really publishe

let's not forget that lee stefon it was like the prodigy for -- for a while. she was a very intense moderate until she got praised by donald trump because of her role in the first impeachment and since then she has been auditioning for her vice presidential role. maybe she accidentally said hostages yesterday. she didn't though because she has been tweeting out that video as if she is extremely proud of it. she gets reaffirmed by people on true social and so on for calling them hostages. people ask why does the base believe this. because, everybody like a lease is -- it is easy to isolate us and demonize us when you are too scared to tell the truth and that is the problem right now. the leadership in a the party that lets it people say that. >> she said that congress should only certify the election if it is legal but her definition of legal and valid is not dependent on facts or adjudication in court or the for election boards. >> that is right. she has been very clear that voting against certification is not based on a real belief that it was stolen. she kne

closed networks like whole point like internet internet opened up networks you had aol come serve prodigyrability crypto does that can do that dramatic many, many improvements to money movements any trajection i question whether or not those writing laws around framework really understand the technology you called this securities securities immenseler a political lilt to united states, he is not acting in the -- on behalf of customer users tell us more. >> i think, gary gensler priorsed more lawyers to lit dwait the industry described as, regulation through enforcement, if we took time to codify rules of the road, most of the industry crypto, countries around the world have leaned in even european union 27 countries have come together to create a construct for how crypt should be regulated in united states we haven't done this i jokingly suggested maybe just type in chatgpt, more than u.s., ftc has done frustrating even i guess yesterday there is a court hearing in coinbase, the judicial system continues to slap down, overreaching, reason lost against ripple the reason they were dragged k

i'll have don't think this is the only time prodigies right now but we have others coming in at earliernyone of them to a dark emerge in this game, i am ready. just let me know. we often criticise young people being stuck on the phones and gaming all the time but there's some the rejecting huge success because of the opportunities when it comes to tech. ., ., ~' the opportunities when it comes to tech. , , the opportunities when it comes to tech. , the opportunities when it comes to tech. ., tech. look possible skill was long before he got _ tech. look possible skill was long before he got his _ tech. look possible skill was long before he got his tech, _ tech. look possible skill was long before he got his tech, it - tech. look possible skill was long before he got his tech, it was - before he got his tech, it was something in him and will be here about a new project going for it, i can remember sitting there watching wimbledon at the age of 17 where he was a wild and leaping of the net to go was a wild and leaping of the net to 9° up was a wild and leaping of the net to go up into the

you 15—year—old kamila valieva began in the beijing games as a figure skating prodigy, lauded for becomings up butjust before the metals were due to be handed out it emerged she failed a drug status the teenagers scurried to the neck skated on the crumbled under the weight of the scandal. today almost exactly two years on the court of arbitration for the board banned herforfour years board banned her for four years explaining board banned herforfour years explaining should been unable to prove she'd unintentionally taken a band drug and ruled her results since december 2021 should be disqualified. while the result was welcomed by several anti—doping agencies they remain unanswered question. agencies they remain unanswered cuestion. ., ., , ., agencies they remain unanswered cuestion. ., ., ., question. how does a young girl at that ace question. how does a young girl at that age getting — question. how does a young girl at that age getting a _ question. how does a young girl at that age getting a hold _ question. how does a young girl at that age getting a hold of- question. how does a you

after becoming the prodigy.t first human to ever defeat nintendo's unbeatable or thought unbeatable tetris video game. >> but aren't the levels infinite ? infinite? >> well, yeah, but you get to a certain point where the levels are going so crazy that the machine crashes because it can't keep but kid beat it. keep up. but this kid beat it. as gibson from oklahoma as well as gibson from oklahoma who's never kissed a girl. he made history, got made tetris history, so he got to level 157 of the original nintendo game. so it was previously thought that level 29 was the highest achievable level in the game, because at that point, the blocks began to fall so fast it becomes impossible to actually them. actually move them. >> this the >> yeah, this is the conventional shapes fall. conventional shapes that fall. >> yeah. this uh, but >> yeah, yeah. but this uh, but then somebody worked way then somebody worked out a way of hyper the buttons. >> wow. vibrating your fingers to the buttons. >> wow. vibrating your fingers t

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a nine—darterfor the child prodigy!ghts up the 0che, as the 16—year—old gets to the semifinal in bahrain. and, after the women's hockey team lose, we hear from the great britain captain on their must win match to get to the olympics. welcome to the programme. after six months and much speculation —jordan henderson has officially left the saudi pro club al etti—faq and signed for ajax. the midfielder apologied once again to members of the lgbt community — upset at his move to saudi arabia, where same—sex relationships are illegal. henderson had signed a three—year contract, worth a reported £700,000 a week, but afterjust 17 league appearances in front of crowds that were sometimes only in the hundreds — that contract was ripped up. natalie pirks reports from his new club in amsterdam. saudi arabia may now be in his past, but for ajax, jordan henderson is the future. and just six months after he risked it all, he's smiling again. it after he risked it all, he's smiling aaain. ., , after he risked it all, he's smiling a.ai