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and care and do not sing the gentle songs of don quixote.of the muzzle is not my stronghold. for the sake of giving to others the heart of don quixote is closed, as the nightingale sings about the rose in the night dream of the witch. i told you in prose, i will switch to song , the song is dedicated to you, and you will answer more boldly, because with a song ends all the best in the world, my star, my beauty, with whom i exchanged. you are the best, you are the most beloved of women, and you will answer more boldly, because with a song ends, all the best. neck in the world. as the nightingale sings orrose in the night garden. i told you in prose, i will switch to song, my beautiful star, with whom i... because, after all, all the best things in the world end with a song. "you are singing beautifully, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are singing a song, you are singing a song." stretti stretti nella stas

don quixote of autocracy, don quixote terrible and malicious, because he possessed omnipotence, which to subordinate everything to his fantastic outdated theory and trample underfoot the most legitimate aspirations and rights of his century. at the same time, she wrote about nicholas - as a knightly character of rare nobility and honesty. that is , one with the other somehow combined in nicholas. well , it happens in a person. but pushkin, gradually becoming disillusioned in nikolai, still a lot from the ensign. a man of enlightenment, for him the most important thing is enlightenment, he is a man in this sense even from part of the 18th century, the century of enlightenment, and the fact that the government is the main bearer of enlightenment, for him a very important factor, whatever it may be, but still, well, there is a well-known expression, pushkin is our everything, it is repeated incessantly. but at the same time does not take into account the fact that this formula, the changing power, very often adjusts, so to speak, to its own size, and from all this, some part is simply cr

the one-man show rectangle is a theatrical fantasy based on the famous work of cervantes don quixote.s is my first time in moscow, i really liked it, i managed to walk around a little. the most important impression is people, amazing people. we had the opportunity to visit several museums, including one dedicated to space. a completely new and bold interpretation of the great work of the renaissance. we wanted to show what donkey hot would do? if he were in our time, how would he react to all modern decisions, to the internet, for example, if donquixote were here, he would not be able to live like normal people. the performance of a foreign artist with subtitles on the floor surprised the audience, and in general, experiments on this stage are carried out within the framework of the festival not for the first time. in general, we are theatergoers. fills with knowledge, it is not for nothing that the exhibition is called a real museum city, in which adults and children can learn something new. we are now in the era of the vdnkh revival, yes, and indeed many pavilions have already left

the audience also saw variations from don quixote and carmen, this is an unusual stage for us, such am format. thirty venues host cultural, sports, educational and other events dedicated to the development of one of the most modern megacities in the world. the exhibition will run until september 8. alexander sanzhiev, seval isavichev, yaroslav aulov, nikita khlupunov and... news. we will continue after the commercial, we will return in a few minutes. so says the lighthouse. it seems we'll soon have a baby, i'll be the happiest man in the world. an obedient wife should help her husband in everything. our entire bureau lives thanks to lenin's ideas: raise children, son, i love you so much, respect your mother-in-law, but i'm meeting her for the first time. mother-in-law, who is completely happy with her bride, but sometimes the system fails, mri showed that as a result of the mother's injury the child's brain was badly damaged, masha died, no need, wait, let me go, let me go, we are facing paying a colossal penalty for a project that promised a solid profit, neither you nor i will be ab

sfahani gives a one-man show, rectangle, a theatrical fantasy based on the famous work of cervantes don quixote it, i was able to walk around a little. the most important impression is the people, amazing people. we had the opportunity visit several museums, including those dedicated to space. a completely new and bold interpretation of the great work of the renaissance. we wanted to show, what would donkey hot do? if he were in our time, how would he react to all modern solutions, to the internet, for example, if donquixote were here, he would not be able to live like normal people. the performance of a foreign artist with subtitles on the floor surprised the audience, and in general, experiments on this stage were carried out within the framework of the festival. we are theatergoers, we we love the big theater, these are the distractions of performances that are not ours, this is a very interesting experiment, is your eye trying to take in the whole thing or is it picking out individual details? in red tones with melancholic techno, another theatrical experiment is being conducted right on th

under control, why can't we take it, that is we wanted to, you see, we just need to stop playing don quixote tell that we are going within the framework of the geneva conventions and do not cross the border, but we have a state border, we do not cross the state border, i said a long time ago and this was even not in the 22nd year, but even earlier than in russia security. stylish towns at a distance of 15-20 km simply do not exist, and ukraine can repeat what we saw with prigozhin's colony, when his column calmly, without any tension, took control of the city in which it was located the entire headquarters of the rostov military district and the column almost reached the tula, so i think that if ukraine set itself the goal of ... a combat raid of a combat brigade on the enemy's rear, it would be great. mr. general, judging by putin's reaction, he did not expect such a development of events, and this means that they did not prepare at all for the fact that the territory of the russian federation, the war that they started in ukraine in 2014 could come to the territory of the russian federatio

i have a piece, let's say a heroic tale, it is based on vosnetsov's paintings, don quixote, inspiredy this literature, yes, that's it. and so on and so forth, it depends on the situation, what excites me at the moment, a flying kiss, a feast of robbers, a cycle, immersion, compositions of the sirinkray ensemble, the name of the group itself refers to medieval mythology, paradise bird deva, we wanted a name that would be understandable in russian, in english, and we chose some specific words , but i really like how it sounds in russian now, because it reflects some kind of russian spirit, it's from... konvekov, the bird that sings, here it does not have any evil beginning, yes, that is, but, but nevertheless, it, of course, lures. with their playing, they involve listeners in the world of slavic culture post-folk jazz. in the sound of the ensemble, you can hear elements of classical music, progressive rock. each instrument brings a unique color to the organic. the celebrations were accompanied by fireworks and the traditional fire show "datiyahua", iron heated to 100 °, the masters th

to the fact that i don’t trust the world, in this case, again, to fight justice in one, is to be a quixoters, yours image, your way of life in the end, again, if you see injustice, react to it, and knock on all doors, that is, we will fully support you, but i emphasize that the most important thing is what i hear and what i see, you need take veronica out of the image of a loner, the image a lone knight, because i see a lone knight, yes, you probably have friends, yes you have girlfriends, a person who has a business, has money, always has friends and girlfriends, whatever it is, the poor one. there are somehow difficulties there, strictly speaking, but it’s not a fact, it’s not a fact that you see people close to you, perhaps you look at people and say: well, there’s actually something you’re not saying, here everything is not as good as you tell me, or maybe there - you didn’t achieve this yourself, i did it myself i kind of achieved this, this is the feeling, because in fact the sense of justice is heightened, it is typical for those who have achieved everything in life themselves, i wa

i am a romantic, he once wrote, thin don quixote, who believes in friendship, in love, in honesty and i rarely get anything. today would have been the 90th birthday of the great russian actor anatoly solonitsyn. anatoly understood his work as a service, said his brother, the writer alexey solonitsyn, therefore even episodic roles, which he did not refuse if he saw in them an opportunity to create an image, he considered his favorites, for example, the traitor tailor in the film ... with shipitka ascent or the role of the rogue kostik in obdroshitov's film turn, but of course, his favorite role was that of andrei rublev, and also that of the writer in stalker, and he had no roles he didn't like. on this day 90 years ago , poet and journalist alexander aronov was born. if anyone doesn't know, then it's not immediately or suddenly clear to them who alexander yakovlevich aronov was for me and my peers, says journalist and writer andrei maksimov. an absolute authority. a legend, a symbol of the russian intelligentsia. somehow this is too loud for him, he was simply alexander aronov, as eve

that i do not trust the world, in this case , again, to fight for justice alone, it is to be a don quixoteese windmills, it is necessary even in the fight for justice you need to have allies, and these allies need to be trusted and delegated, yes, that is, you need to have people who will have the same picture of the world in this case as you do, so the fact that you are such a fighter is great, this is your, well, actually, this is your image, your way of life in the end, again, if you see injustice, react to it, yes , knock on all doors. you will be fully supported, but i emphasize, the most important thing, this is what i hear and what i see, veronica needs to be brought out - from the image of a loner, the image of a knight loners, because i see a knight alone, yes you probably have friends, yes you have girlfriends, a person who has a business, and has money, there are always friends and girlfriends, as it were, as if the poor somehow have difficulties, actually, but it is not a fact, it is not a fact that you see people - close to you, perhaps you look at people, say: so, here in fac

that's correct, and--and let me tell you, even though it may seem quixotic and hard to make sense outn that human trafficking law. that was the right thing to do. it is important. it is something i believed in then and believe in now, and--and-- -even though you violated it? -that's correct. spitzer ultimately lost the comptroller race in 2013, and that was not the only thing he lost. reporter: eliot spitzer and his wife silda are divorcing. though married for 26 years, the couple had been living in separate apartments for months. tapper: but don't shed any tears for eliot spitzer, the divorcé. in 2016, news breaks that he's being allegedly extorted by a russian woman named svetlana zakharova, who herself claims spitzer paid her for sex work. the exact nature of their relationship remains locked in civil litigation. in the end, we're left with yet another politician who sold the people of new york a bill of goods. governor spitzer-- he was the person fighting for the people. he was stealing from the rich and giving to the poor, and i think people wanted to believe in a hero. so when h

but, but i'm you know, i'm very happy to be back in the in the don quixote business at windmills and occasionally if tilt tilted enough windmills you hit one and remember the influence is sometimes even greater than the power that you have in elected office. you are able through your writing, to influence policymakers around globe and help them make the change that's necessary. just walking on up. some years ago, you and cheryl wrote a book, half the sky about the women who are carrying the heaviest burdens around the world. it was quite an eye opener to many of us. and one thing i want you to know is that a number of folks became aware of organizations that are working effectively that you could. you called to in that book and have begun supporting and such as the obstructive obstetric fistula foundation. anyway, i want you to know it worked. thank you. thank you. in them in the book, i talk a little about how my sort of growing awareness of, some of those gender issues and kind of the struggle to, you know, traditionally we thought of newspaper op ed pages is where you talk about,

but i'm veryto happy to be backn the don quixote business, tilted windmills. occasionally you hit one. >> remember the influence is sometimes even greater than the power that youle have an elected office. you were able through your writing to influence policymakers around the globe and help to make the change that's necessary. >> she's just walking up. >> several years ago youou and cheryl potter book, half the sky, about the women who are carrying the heaviest burdens around the world. it was quite an eye-opener to many of us. .. aware of organizations that are working effectively that you could. you called to in that book and have begun supporting and such as the obstructive obstetric fistula foundation. anyway, i i want you it worked (. >> thank you talk about my growing awareness of gender issues and struggles traditionally without you talk about military issues, politics and someone about op-ed wacky youst have asked numbers around the world addressed extent range. >> next question i want to start off with a couple of notes. one in virginia you have been

it is not some quixotic concept. this is real and that when you have three pro genocide candidates that will be splitting the pro genocide, pro war vote. and then 1/4 which is anti war and anti genocide and pro worker, you can actually see a four way split in the vote. this is possible in a four way split. a vote can be won with as little as 26% of the vote. so i just really wind people that that do not accept, you know, do not even listen to the voices that tell you that this is hopeless or that we are powerless or that we are spoilers. no, quite to the contrary, we really are a voice for the people and a vehicle for this moment of revolution that we are truly in that people have been begging for. so this is reason for us to double down, you know, in our organizing, in our outreach. this is a matter of implementing politics. 101 this is about signing up to be a part of the phone banking of the canvassing, of the tabling, of distributing flyers of the social media projects that we will be conducting that, you know, t

somewhat quixotic.i am sure i had this idea doing journalism i was going to save souls and change lives and over time i realized that is a foolish way to think about it. because that was insistent as if i'm going to change things. my belief in journalism is if i can tell you or anyone here a story that pierces your thinking a little bit, that is value. >> one of the lessons for us in america from michael and brent, can i ask you what you think they are? >> no, you can't. >> whenever you are asked, ask the other guy. >> 2016, we were lying down, 10:30 at night, trump has won. it just startled me because i didn't think it would be possible. the polling up to that time was basically hillary has got this. what don't i know about the country that this could happen? subsequently i read jd vance's book, i read an even better book called demon copperhead, and in a lot of places i talked to a lot of people but i don't think i knew anywhere near enough about america and didn't know there with this many angry peop

you know, it's somewhat quixotic first. at first, i'm sure i had this idea that if i doing journalism, i was going to save souls and change minds and, all that. and and then over time i realized that, no, that's that's really a foolish way to think of it, because i was that was insistent as if i'm going to change things. what my belief in journalism is that if i can tell you or anyone here a story that that that kind of pierces your thinking a little bit then that's that's all i want from it. that's that's that's value. well, what are the lessons for us in america from michael and brant. oh can i flip this and you what do you think they are. know you can. what do i think that was the lesson i got. they said whenever you're asking the question you want to answer, ask the other guy. that was my lesson. i remember to 2016, the night bobby and i were lying down at 1030 at night and trump is one and it just startled me because i think it would be possible. and the polling up to that time was basically hillary's got this and that

kennedy junior from phoenix outlining what led him to his quixotic quest for the white house to now dropping out and relinquishing the title of democrat. he had a series of complaints about the party we're of course going to continue watching his remarks. there's a back-and-forth over whether he's going to endorse former president donald trump. we're going to bring that down on the other side of a quick break, stay with cnn so if helping me get my mind right to achieve my ambitions i'm investing in my game so if i can help fund all your ambitions no matter how ambitious bank was so far to score a higher apy in an epic welcome bonus to type two diabetes, discovered the ozempic tries zone i got the power of three. >> lord my a1c cv risk and lost some weight in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under seven and maintained i'm under seven ozempic lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults, also with known heart disease. >> i'm lowering my risk. >> adults lost up to 14 pounds, a loss a week i was impact isn't for people with type on

them is adrian frankovsky, and the other is nikolai mikhailovich lyubimov, the translator of don quixotey clear, so these are competitions in translations simply, yes frankovsky. and stretched out one high note for two bars, swann suddenly saw, this is his last name swann, and he saw how, because of the long sound, stretched out, as if a sound hung over to hide the secret of its birth, a secret, rumbling, dismembered phrase appears, swann recognized this airy, fragrant phrase that captivated him, it was so unique, it contained so much individual... charm that nothing could replace, that it seemed to svan that he met a woman in the living room of friends, a woman he had once noticed on the street who had captivated him, whom he had despaired of ever seeing again, and he meets her there, yes, through this musical phrase, that's the story, now nikolai lyubimov, the same phrase from this sanata of a non-existent composer in the translation of his beloved sounds like this, but a few minutes later, after... the pianist began to play the ouverdurens, after a high note that lasted a long time, w

on the grave ilya rutberg has a monument where the artist is immortalized in the role of don quixote. playing this role, but he never managed to do it during his lifetime. he misses the opportunity to come to his dad and ask, probably, some of the most important questions, such as how to live. how to remain human, how to preserve the theater, yourself in the theater, what is today, the moral principle of man, how to protect children so that they continue to be human. probably, maybe, it is simply that she lacks the opportunity to let her hug him, silently, and for him to me asked when i come in the evening after a performance or rehearsal or coming from a tour, said daughter, successfully, i was furious and said, dad, what are you saying, successfully, it can't seem. be successful, so that he wouldn't ask, daughter, successfully, what kind of people, such stories, i'm sergey mayorov, see you on ntv, happily, the best of today dna. 47 years ago, his wife gave him a daughter, wife. the church before her death swapped children, another child died in nature, apparently they decided to giv

andrey, stop playing don quixote, it won't end well, but if you want to share information about your superiors, my doors are always open to you open, how is pasha simyanov, okay, don't you want to tell me anything about him, i don't want to. as a child i never tried to get into a disco or a movie for free today we gathered to get through. in a crowd of those who have a ticket, that's also an option, but here is a different scheme, you have to merge with this landscape, become a part of it, so that no one has any doubts that you can be here, okay, thank you, since you enter this door, you have every right to do so, sergei borisovich, it's all beautiful, of course, do something specific, my car is on the street near the service entrance, i'll be waiting for you there in 5 minutes, happy afternoon. regular payments, you need to sign them, these are large sums, i want to know where they go. viktor eduardovich, you don't need to know this, all that is required of you is to simply sign the documents. so what's the matter? the accounts have been unblocked, the administration has transferred

i believe it was like a don quixote. >> judy had never imagined how just how far tom's generosity and car, when she saw another woman's name on top of a lease agreement that dr. burchard was signing. and that name was kelsey turner. >> i saw it. i said, "hey, what's this?" and he explained all about it. and i said, "that's not a good idea, tom, don't do it. there's no guarantee." and i explained to him, "you are responsible. if she doesn't pay, they're coming after you." >> according to judy, kelsey had once described herself to dr. burchard in emails as a single mom with financial hardships who just needed a little help getting back on her feet, but it wasn't her feet that kelsey turner sent him photos of. >> he believed that everyone could be good, you know, that no one was intrinsically bad. and, um, unfortunately that's not true. >> so, in "cannery row," john steinbeck would write, "it's all fine to say, 'time will heal everything, this too shall pass away. people will forget,' and things like that when you are not involved, but when you are, there is no passage of time, people do

given russia's intransigence, modi's diplomatic quest could prove fruitless. quixotic behavior.be skeptical of his ability to act as an honest broker, given india's past closeness to russia. however, the willingness of modi to undertake this seemingly bold initiative in a context where ukraine is not... india cannot move away from russia, india is a member of brics, it is a member of the shanghai cooperation organization, it is cooperation in the field of energy, many, many different aspects, you dmitry vyacheslavovich mentioned modi's visit to moscow, it was the first visit indian prime minister immediately after the inauguration that took place after the elections. but in order to analyze such visits, you need to see the whole picture in its entirety, and i am convinced that most of our tv viewers, judging by my communication with them, know how to do this, so there are several reasons, of course, one of the reasons is american pressure, as soon as the americans increase this pressure, then immediately countries like india, turkey and others rush into so-called mediation. diff

always, what to do, the question is about the honor of my lady, i offer my candidacy, well done, "don quixoteguests appear, they put me on the table, here she, my darling, begins to climb into my spine, without details, i listen for the hundredth time, goosebumps, details, god, as goethe said, fog in my head, oh my god, sparks in my eyes, even though i i don't know english, but..." i feel all the admiration, i fall, but the next morning i wake up famous, gavril maksimovich, gavril maksimovich, for you, i just fell in love with you, honestly, for you, and i you, and you nikolai, are just an egoist, you have golden parents, you were obliged to bend over backwards, to create conditions for them, well, nothing, nothing, i'll make a man out of you. so i'm almost a man already, i already want a green car, but i want an apartment in the center, but i want in short, since childhood i dreamed of chopping a brick with the edge of my palm, but i always thought that it was not for me, well, well, well, but for whom, i don't understand, well , for whom, if not for you, well, what did your parents strive f