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christina dreams of school, but the main thing is still the dream of becoming a scientist like stephen hawking if i'm not mistaken, there is one, maybe there will be science, some interesting tasks. in mormonsk, preparations are in full swing for a historical event, one can safely say, of a planetary scale. three russians will make a parachute jump from the stratosphere and land at the north pole. no one in the world has ever done this before. it will be not... a test of unique high-altitude equipment developed in russia, but this record is recorded by an operator of the ntv television company. alexander kanevich met with the extreme sports team. murmansk welcomed the future stratonauts, as befits the capital of the arctic , with frosty weather, but the minus temperature in their case is rather a plus, additional preparation for the jump to the north pole, the paratroopers say that they don’t want to meet the inhabitants of the polar bears. in any case, they are preparing for this, and missiles, and noise, and pepper, we scare away the bear, i'm afraid that the pepper has no effect on her, pro

christina dreams of school, but the main thing is still the dream of becoming a scientist like stephen hawkingi... am not mistaken, there is one, maybe there will be science, some interesting tasks for her, parents are trying their best to make the child’s dream come true, but to take it like that is easy to put half a million rubles on the table, and that only dad works in the family, they can’t yet, she’s only my mother, that i won’t go to school, i i say, no, why let’s go, we’ll try with you, why don’t we go, she says, okay, well, she’s waiting for this moment, andrey shaimin, and evgeny anisimov, ntv, nizhny novgorod. the economic volume of the russian internet segment has grown 3.5 times since 2019 to almost 16.5 trillion rubles. this was stated by deputy prime minister dmitry chernyshenko. today is runet day at the russian exhibition at vdnkh. according to chernyshenko, now 84% of the country’s citizens spend more than 3 hours a day on the internet. at the same time, digital services are becoming increasingly accessible. we passed a really long way, we have created an independent informa

directed by james marsh, whose filmography includes stephen hawking's universe, king of thieves and raceiopic, his film of genius concentrates on the creative rush of samuel beckett, the irish modernist writer who became one of the founders of the theater of the absurd. the main character of the detective thriller hitman the last case, his name is john knox, rapidly loses memory. very soon john will not be able to remember his own name, and his son accidentally kills a man. and now one of the best killers in the world has only a week to save the person closest to him. the main engine here is a character with rapidly progressing amnesia, but this engine is not new. a flashback with liam neeson was already released 3 years ago. then a detective thriller with a similar plot managed to collect 60 million rubles. however, actor keaton, who also performed here as a director, is not such a well-known brand in action genre, so the final box office of hitman will be more modest. the film also stars al pacina and james marsden. gave him an oscar nomination for best supporting actor in 2020. he wen

professor stephen hawking described professor higgs work as an immense achievement.oson. the discovery of a particle with the correct properties confirms this prediction. this is a triumph for theory. professor higgs remained modest to the end about an achievement that has given researchers a new insight into how the universe works. i'll be back with all of the headlines and at the top of the hour and our panel. hello. tuesday was another wet, windy and fairly wild day of weather for many of us. we've had some really big waves around the coast, some coastal flooding, too, across parts of southern england and wales. this was the picture in new brighton, in wirral earlier on in the day. but the strongest of the winds, the heaviest of rain will be easing fairly quickly. so turning much quieter tonight and colder, especially in the east. as low pressure clears away into the north sea we've got this ridge of high pressure with us, at least temporarily, before the next weather system arrives. but under the clearing skies through this evening and tonight, those temperatures

but 87 to zero talk about lopsided that is like the time i played ping-pong against stephen hawking. >> you should have one. >> greg: but should you be surprised by this? what is he going to tell us next? that i have great abs? come on we all know that the point is when you overtly politicize something that is supposed to be unbiased you don't just lose half your potential listeners you create a lock step atmosphere where any deviation from the messages met with hostility and then you lose all credibility and people tune out, that includes a liberal audience that craves approval the way i crave be arthur erotica npr probably funded meaning we help pay for this crap it has to be the biggest waste of public funds since kamala harris salary and that's a woman who struggles to spell npr but it epitomizes the broken trust between us and our government to the deranged effort to try to stop trump has so deformed and weapon eyes that are institutions it's like a hunchback with nunchucks, that's alright, why is it that everything with three letters cannot be trusted? the fbi, cia, cnn, abc, c

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professor stephen hawking described professor higgs work as an immense achievement. like to congratulate peter higgs for winning the nobel prize for predicting the existence of a particle now known as the higgs boson. the discovery of a particle with the correct properties confirms this prediction. this is a triumph for theory. professor higgs remained modest to the end about an achievement that has given researchers a new insight into how the universe works. peter higgs, who has died at the age of 94. to the us state of michigan, where the parents of a school shooter have been sentenced in a landmark case. james and jennifer crumbley are the first to be held responsible for a gun attack carried out by their teenage son. ethan crumbley killed four classmates and injured seven others moon in 2021 at oxford high school. he is serving life in prison without parole. his parents were both found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter and face 10—15 years in prison. defendant's gross negligence has caused unimaginable suffering to hundreds of others as a result o

family, your friends, your children and grandchildren, that astrophysicists -- astrophysicist stephen hawkingrote a book called a brief history of time, a fantastic book that i recommend to anybody to pique their interest in nature and the universe. host: andy in florida. independent line. caller: a question on the thing that went on in michigan as far as everybody chanting death to america and to israel. the question i have on that is, as far as freedom of speech, is that incitement of an attack on america as far as riling up the community to incite violence? i wonder if you have anything on that. host: i am no legal expert on that front, but what concerned you about the events there? caller: i think it is disrespectful, to be honest, that people are allowed to say death to america and just chant it. as a military veteran who fought for freedom's here, if you do not like the country, leave. there are a lot of people trying to get in here to do good and we have people here that are doing bad. if you do not like it, leave. host: andy in florida joining us on this open forum. some people contin

hawk-be-gone pest control. >> a little help? >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert"! tonight...zona. first, stephen welcomes christiane amanpour and wilmer valderrama. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: one more. thanks, everybody. please have a seat. thank you, my friends. thank you, lovely people. please. please. welcome one and all in here, out there, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] ladies and gentlemen, it is april 10, 2024, unless you live in arizona, where it's 1864, pardner. giddyup. because yesterday, the arizona supreme court reinstated a 160-year old abortion ban. [booing] that is crazy. but remember, it's arizona, so it's a dry crazy. here's what happened. this is fascinating. yesterday, the state supreme court, right? the state supreme court ruled that because roe v. wade had been overturned, nothing prevented arizona from enforcing the 1864 ban, a law so old that it was passed before women had the