new, there is an irony here. the irony itself, harvard is harvard, a creative, idiosyncratic university of culture is completely different, it’s a creative university, you need to have specificity, well, that’s the concept i chose to promote the kyiv institute of culture through a pr project, a singing rector, well, humor that always comes , you understand, yes, and some such jokes, which were on the verge of a foul, are normal, i believe that we should perceive life philosophically, get pleasure from what you do and say. well , that's how it is, and even more recently mykhailo poplavsky released another film, he releases a lot of films there, these are eulogies for himself, he released a video for his 75th anniversary, which is funny enough, there he also appears in such a freak image, such a funny little man who brags constantly and very deliberately with his sexual accomplishments all the time, is he 80 or so? underestimated his age, and here he is saying all this all the time, and it should be funny, it's also some kind of self-deprecation, yes, because when you are constantly laughed at, it's

really to understand how this advertising works, or more precisely, how people... can go to a university of culture and arts, buying into such a freak advertisement, buying into the fact that the head of this university constantly allows himself such openly sexist attacks in toward female students, for example, toward female teachers, he constantly hints at sex with his sex with female teachers, with students. he thinks that this is such a joke, it should be funny, and accordingly it is clear that now that the discussion of this absolutely unacceptable sex has begun parties with riots, then people started talking about the fact that, look, we have a whole university rector, two universities even, and that he allows himself absolutely freely to say practically the same thing for years, but his reputation is not... just not lost, on the contrary it works like advertising and attracts people to these higher educational institutions, i want to share with you my experience in such a small way... communication with mykhailo poplavsky, and we recorded such a video, once a long time ago with colleagues we

discovering anything new. there is irony here, irony itself, harvard is harvard, creative bohemian university of culture is completely another, a creative university, you need to have specifics. well, this is the concept i chose to promote the kyiv institute of culture through... a pr project, a singing rector, well , the humor that always comes in, you know, yes, well, and some of the jokes that went on in the granifols, that’s normal, i think that we should perceive life philosophically, get pleasure from what you do and say, well , somehow, well, and quite recently mykhailo poplavsky released another film, he releases a lot of films there, these are panegyrics for himself, he released a video for his 75th anniversary. he is funny, there he also appears in such a freak image, such a funny little man who constantly and very deliberately brags about his yaks and some sexual achievements all the time, he is 80, forgive me, i underestimated his age, and here he is constantly saying all this, and it should be funny, it's also some kind of self-deprecation, yes, because when you are constantly laughed at, i

he studied the profession of conductor of the academic choir at the belarusian state university of culture and arts, worked on radio and television in 1998. serves in the youth theater of variety. hello, colleague. hello. i can, after all, address you like this, alexander. what made you take up sound engineering? i needed to work somewhere, because at that time, well, music was still not really earning money. so they brought me to the radio. i musicians, with whom we made our first group ekevoki and taught, showed, and how it 's all done, and i became a linear sound engineer, that is, linear, you see, this is live, and all the news, programs, yes, it was a wonderful time, i worked on the radio for quite a long time, in general, my creative work began there, what is your nationality, and you you know, in the passport? mom, sister, uncle fedya, their three children, grandmother and grandfather, and father and grandfather, russian, hereditary miners, grandfather worked in the mine for 18 years, father, also for about 8 years, it is very interesting how they met, mom and dad, my father told me

he learned the profession of an academic choir conductor at the belarusian state university of cultureked on radio and television in 1998 created the group "okivoki". writes songs, music for plays, participates in various musical projects. since 2015 he has been serving. in the youth theater of variety, hello, colleague, hello, i can address you like that, alexander, of course, what made you take up sound engineering, i needed to work somewhere, because at that time, well, music was still somehow not earned at all, so i was brought to the radio, friends, musicians, with which we made our first group of ekevok and taught, showed how it's all done. and i became a linear sound engineer, that is, linear, you know, it's live, all the news, programs, yes, it was a wonderful time, i worked on the radio for quite a long time, in general, that's where my creative work began, what is your nationality? and you know, in my passport i am russian, but my mother is german, these are volga germans, my grandfather on my mother's side, by the way, in his honor i was named... to germany, why didn't you l

just made a circle and returned me back to point a, let’s say, because i graduated from the university of culture arts, just producing, it was one of the areas that i... he no, he didn’t choose a career as a singer, performer, let’s listen, it was a surprise for us to learn that you came to moscow and sniffled, everything happens differently in life, you know, i i was deprived of the opportunity to get the education that i wanted at the very beginning, and the family there was poor, so i had to earn my bread early, so of course it was probably possible to become an artist there, try to find a way, that is, in 2 years, how quickly and with what rapid steps our television went, that is, when we had basically no musical content at all until the twentieth year, but there was very little of it, then today each tv channel has its own musical project, and this is good, well, this is an indicator that life is going on, everything is developing, every musical performer, especially. in our country, they can really take part in any project and be successful in it, the main thing is to work. tatyana, well, w

made a circle and returned me back to point a, let’s say so, because i graduated from the university of cultureof the areas that i studied and this then... there was such a first course, i worked in the minsk concert hall, and we organized concerts of visiting artists, and our artists, and many of our artists, i still remember when they were not undeserved, nor holders of the order of francisco the fast-bound and they were just like beginning artists, and then somehow another sphere, i wanted to try myself in another sphere, but i have been such a student all my life, and i received... additional education, which is also very important for a producer, as it turned out, so the puzzle came together, i received both pr and communication, a second higher education, then i studied. the opportunity to get the education there that i wanted at the very beginning, yes, the family there was poor, so i had to earn my bread early, so of course it was possible to probably become an artist to try to earn money there, but i was better at helping others than singing, in your case, well, in my case i sang, sang

promoting artists, for us, of course, as television workers , this is very... graduated from the university of cultures, just producing, this was one of the areas.

at that time , the boy studied at the kyiv national university of culture and arts, where the oil painter after graduating from the university , the nephew got a job at the higher specialized court, where oliynyk worked, and later transferred to the kyiv court of appeals, where oliynyk was a judge. i never even thought about it before. that such questions may arise for me in the future so that it would be a doubt of my integrity. it is also known that the board judges with the participation of ala oliynyk made a number of decisions, which were later recognized by the european court of human rights as violating international obligations and the european convention on human rights. however, in the end, after studying all the facts, the advisory group of experts with the involvement of international specialists recognized alu oliynyk professionally. competent the higher qualification commission of judges continues to conduct interviews as part of the assessment of the current themis employees for their suitability for the positions they hold. this is kateryna sereda, the judge of the pechers

directors, we'll find out everything now, oh, i love to find out everything, i came to the state university of culture say that popular actors, directors, singers in kyrgyzstan studied here, now... it depends on the specialty, but it's enough for travel from 800 soms to 400 monthly, depending for other small expenses. is the teacher strict? moderately strict, if something doesn't work out, he says that you are idiots? discipline is important in our field, we are such creative people, so we don't always understand good treatment, so teachers have to be strict with us sometimes. dasha will take revenge now, come on. you can already see who is most likely to be a star, who, who is talentless? oh, it's very difficult to guess, sometimes a person is a c student, skips classes, and then you look and think, you play leading roles in the theater, you, you play, in i mean, you were supposed to clean the theater, but you act on stage? but there is good news, a person can wake up at 30 and radically change his life and even act in the theater. it is clear that after such a schedule , no work or entertainment is

building, an educational center and a bearer of traditional chinese culture, the confucius republican institute of sinology of the belarusian state university. and today we will touch this culture, taste the mysteries of the tea ceremony and learn all the intricacies of traditional chinese painting and calligraphy. alina nevoina is with you, and this is the fashion for culture project. the culture of china is one of the most ancient. and original cultures in the world, it was china that became the birthplace of such philosophical teachings as taoism and confucianism. chinese culture has long been a model for imitation among neighboring countries. japan, korea, vietnam and many other countries have adopted chinese traditions and customs. and traditional chinese painting poetry is filled with deep meaning. the canvas of chinese masters. amaze with the technique of execution with paints. one of the brightest symbols of china has become calligraphy. for the inhabitants of the celestial empire, this is not just a way of writing, but a means of aesthetic expression of the inner world of a person. the practice of calligraphy harmonizes and educate

of culture. yes, we, which was originally created in the university of tehran with the cultural orientation of the united states, but since it has a very interdisciplinary nature , naturally, there are more difficult issues such as economics, politics, culture. it is taught together, but for me culture has always been very attractive, including the fact that you have addressed the topic of my family . it is true that my doctoral dissertation is about knowledge production. america's top university was in the field of muslim women, which actually resulted in the development of islamic feminist literature. the lack of it brings him into being and the great support that he has been giving to him in all the years that this regime has been in existence until now. it gives and well from after in conclusion, these supports have become much more and all-rounded. please explain a little bit about what was the reason for these supports and in what form . also, how many thoughts do you have regarding your specialized field, which is the cultural field? the public of america and the zionist regime itself, this

building, an educational center and a bearer of traditional chinese culture, the republican institute of sinology named after confucius of the belarusian. state university, and today we will touch this culture, taste the mysteries of the tea ceremony, learn all the subtleties of traditional chinese painting and calligraphy. with you, alina nivoina, and this is the project fashion for culture. the culture of china is one of the most ancient and original cultures in the world. it was china that became the birthplace of such philosophical. such as taoism and confucianism. chinese culture has long been a model for imitation among neighboring countries. japan, korea, vietnam and many others. ruts and educates the spirit. it is not for nothing that so much attention was paid to this art in ancient china. officials took a mandatory exam in calligraphy and even emperors diligently practiced writing hieroglyphs. plus, learning calligraphy is a separate developmental practice. the lessons will be useful for those who are engaged in oriental painting, because these two art forms are inextricably linked. they. rely on common principles and techniques, and a rare ch

culture. they create what they don't have, we forget what we have , this is the problem we have, our schools, our universities, of cultural heritage should try to familiarize these students with the concepts of this issue. i see, i don't understand this. which is the deep meaning of the so-called skill and what he did, what kind of government and administrative structure was there that was able to do this , what kind of management was formed that was able to create such a development in our society. and what kind of culture and belief was there that brought you here? you know that now a person who leaves a village goes to , for example, in tehran or somewhere, you say , he paints all the villagers. the mission of our shabseriai banker is to capture all the so-called corners of tehran, the supermarkets and you see some people, all of them, for example , the elites of this society, go out, become experts , become production engineers, which means that the roots of the person who went first will continue, when we are cut off from the roots of civilization, development, and management awareness. you become an identit

there are voters who exist in the universe of pop culture who may not have heard that donald trump's chief of staff said he liked hitter and he would like to rule like hitler. so the important thing going into these early voting states is to get that sound byte in front of people who are not only physically there, but also the local news. to force that information outside of the msnbc, cnn universe to force it into even people who might get some of their information from fox. they are getting this information out. making sure people know what donald trump is at the same time leaning into their advantage in terms of the culture. one of the best lines tonight was actually from tyler perry who talked about america as a quilt. that's the america we want. what we don't want is a candidate that sees america as a sheet. powerful words from tyler perry. so i think tonight it was important culturally and socially as well. >> the tyler perry metaphor. when you think of white sheets what do you think of? especially in georgia. when you talk about barack obama and his joy on the campaign trail, h

education, how much inter-sectoral cooperation is there between the ministry of education and culture. the health of universitiesmedical sciences is effective in improving the quality of nutrition in schools. follow up the problems of the health system with a specific audience. it is a challenging program in the health field and it addresses very specific issues in the health field. discussing topics that may be addressed in less programs, the program aims to familiarize the audience , especially the audience of the children of medical sciences and the so-called medical science group, dear doctors of the country. with the challenges that exist in their field , when they want to open schools, the principal of the school conducts a review, and the health coach and if they do not have a health coach, the school's health liaison checks in the special audience program, in addition to following up on the daily issues in the field of health. it is possible to examine the problems of this field with an expert approach . we consider a field of issues that it has a social aspect, it has a special aspect, it may be affecte

cultural and educational center was opened in vitebsk. it will operate at the vitebsk state medical university. the opening ceremony was attended by the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of pakistan to belarus, sajjad haider khan. he emphasized that vitebsk is not only... with its rich cultural heritage, but plays a significant role in the development of international education, noted that the pakistani embassy has been participating in the international arts festival slavic bazaar in vitebsk for 4 years now, which helps strengthen cultural ties between the countries. mr. ambassador also expressed gratitude to the medical university for cooperation in creating the center. and they had a great experience. we would like to be the first of all to increase the pakistan. i can highlight four main tasks that we set for ourselves when opening this center. the first is to increase the number of pakistani students in belarus. secondly, we hope that visiting the center will help our students to adapt better and feel less homesick. the third factor is to introduce university students to the traditions and culture of pakistan. and the fourth point, we hope that the creation of the c

of hojatul islam khabar network, our guest is dr. ameli, a university professor and member. supreme council of cultural revolution, mr. ameli, in the frame of the picture, we can see the presence of people in the masla of tehran, which is a commemoration ceremony for martyr seyed hassan nasrallah, and after that , we will have friday prayer sermons of the supreme leader of the revolution, and he will offer prayers in such circumstances. that we are in the region and in the world, this ceremony and this presence what reflections and messages will this speech give? you see, mr. mousavi, our people should first of all be interpreted as a great people , they should be interpreted as a loyal people, people without any division, with all their strata, with all their age groups, with all their political attitudes , loyal to the islamic revolution and they are the blood of martyrs, and we saw this with them, that is, you can take it from the marches before the revolution to the continuous marches of 22 bahman until the death of imam rahmatullah alaihi, that a great publication was created in the iranian nation. let's see the

evgenievich, i am 17 years old, i am a first-year student at the petr mironovich university in the faculty of physical culture and sports, as everyone knows, physical education teachers are the most talented. fire and rescue sports have won my heart, it is simply a sport that has no boundaries. i will work in the ministry of emergency situations, i will be a completely different person, you are not a kid who runs there, kicks a ball there, and you are already an employee, everything is there, you have to put out fires, you do the work that is beyond the power of others, and you get a real thrill from it, when some house burns and i i'll go there, take out everything they need, family, children, dogs, put it all in front of them, they'll be grateful to me, and i'll get a thrill from it. my hero is gagarin, because not every person is given this, let's go, people usually see the stars, the moon , all that, and he... flew out of our planet, looked at it, showed people what is beyond the framework, beyond the grammy. for me, it's scary to cross, probably, after all, the line, when something new. the hardest thing

so, there are voters who exist in the universe of more pop culture who may not have heard that donald trump's former chief of staff said that he liked hitler and would like to rule like hitler. and so, the important thing, going into these early voting states, is to get that sound bite in front of people who are not only physically there inside the arena, but onto the local news. two force that information outside of the msnbc cnn universe to force it into people who might even get some of their information from fox. every chance that they are getting, they are getting this news out. they are making sure that people know what donald trump is, while at the same time, leaning into their advantage in terms of the culture. one of the best lines tonight was actually from tyler perry, who talked about america as a quilt, in saying that is the america we want. what we don't want, in his words, is a candidate that sees america as a sheet. powerful words from tyler perry. so, i think tonight, it was pretty important, culturally, but substantively, as well. >> yeah, and i would say to that tyle

seyed reza amoli, member of the council professor of cultural revolution and university professor they are our guests, mr. doctor. hello, you are very welcome . i am happy that on this friday, which is the friday of resistance, and a large number of noble people of iran are showing their loyalty to the wise leader of the revolution and renewing their vows with seyed resistance that this is the way to continue. god willing, he will talk about mujahid's personality traits. how did global and global developments play a role? allameh seyyed hassan nasrallah was a person who had deep roots and it can be said that the divine teachings he learned in seminaries were in the school of imam musa sadr. what he had learned was reflected in his character. also , his connection with the wise leader of the revolution had a deep reflection on seyed nasrallah's personality, which should also be given special attention, in my opinion, when the late ayatollah boroujerdi sent imam musa sadr to lebanon to represent the great work that imam musa did in lebanon. the next personalities who appeared in lebanon

higher education, conducting major repairs of equipment in student dormitories by the thirtieth year, more than 800 university dormitories will be repaired. culture: we will continue the modernization of regional municipal museums, theaters, libraries, children's schools, arts, we will allocate more than 70 billion rubles for these purposes in the three-year period. and from the twenty- fifth year we will begin implementing the program zemsky cultural worker, the federation council tells us about this more than once. we will implement this, we will allocate more than 28 billion rubles to support sports in 3 years, we will create 350 sports complexes annually, the subjects of the russian federation will feel this result. the second priority is strengthening the country's defense capability. we direct resources to this task as a matter of priority. this was in 22, 23, in the current years. the same approach will be maintained and ... four-year plans, we work taking into account the current needs of our armed forces forces, the money will be spent on equipping , purchasing weapons and military equipment, paying monetary compensation to servicemen an

university. the two provinces of mehdi mououd cultural foundation were hosted by khorramabad.l-sharif with the company of the managers of the fifth region of this foundation in khorramabad, hazrat mahdi mououd foundation in the country is responsible for the promotion and development of the culture of mahdism, and there is an expectation of protection from the limited culture against deviant trends and the education of the waiting generation . , hamadan, markazi, ilam and kurdistan are present. any issue related to the general issues of the foundation is usually raised in this meeting of the planning council , and after the expert work, the results are announced to the center. mr. kashi, the deputy of the supervision and coordination of the affairs of the provinces of the mahdi mouad cultural foundation with an announcement that the main activity of this foundation has a cultural and educational approach, he said: so that we can to make cultural products and books available to people and different groups. these publications have been prepared and started working. about 400 to

future place of work somehow did not stand before me, and i chose the university. it was the only university that dealt with museum affairs, yes, it was the st. petersburg state university of culturenly faculty of the oldest museum of visions and continued to study there for 5 years, then not yet i had a master's degree, a bachelor's degree, i graduated and went to work at the pavlovsk state museum reserve. i am very interested in working at a museum, i ended up in the judiciary by accident, i just sent my resume to a museum agency, and after a while i was invited. to be honest, i didn't know anything about abram petrovits gannibal, i wasn't interested in this topic, and probably for six months, i... somehow the work went, well, that is, i really liked this museum, but after a while, at first it even shocked me a little, i liked it vitality, and if we follow in... the whole biography of abram petrovich ganebal, this boy came to an unknown country, he did not know the language, and he had to start life from scratch. there are only supposed portraits. he was a progressive landowner, and he even leased some of his lands to other landowners, and when the serfs complained that the land

scholar in the fields of islamic jurisprudence, principles of jurisprudence and social, political and cultural issues. in cooperation with jahrom universityly shrine of hazrat ahmad bin musa kazem and the noor computer research center in qom seminary, 12 titles of this noble man's book. the volume is in some way available to scholars in this software. the software for the collection of seyyed abdul hossein najafi lari's works was unveiled in line with the commemoration of the 100th year in the past of this wise scholar. benefit from the advanced search engine and the creation of a research desk in order to conduct and record user research is one of the other features of this software. hajar kejori of radio and television news agency. shiraz, the memorial of the only female student of martyr of the province was held in the seminary of sisters of the city of sille, by the efforts of the seminary of sisters of bint rasool of the city of sille , the memorial of the martyr iftikhar abbasi, the only student of the martyr of lorestan province, was held in the city of sille. you are a rich rose, a rich rose, you are a martyr. they mark the divine

a song by alexandra nikolaevna is a whole universe of meanings, it is part of the cultural code of ourntry. the great master, alexandra nikolaevna pakhmutova. we invite you to this stage for the award ceremony deputy prime minister. historical figure on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater alexander pakhmutov. aleksanna nikolaevna, this is for you, this is for you from millions of people who are simply not here today, but they also stood up with the audience and from the heart. applaud you and say thank you for childhood, for life, for true feelings for your great music. we love you, alexandra nikolaevna! alexandra nikolaevna pakhmutova, a legendary person, a person of the era, a person without whom we cannot imagine our life country. because the life of our country and the works of alexandra nikolaevna are absolutely inseparable parts, we all know these works very well, perform them to this day and will perform them for a very, very long time. in these works there is incredible love for people, incredible love for life, love for the fatherland, our labor, scientific , space, sp

of the special juma nasr program broadcast by khabar network. hojjat al-islam , we are dr. ameli, a university professor and member of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, as well as dr. kanani moghadam , an expert on international issues. your excellency at the beginning of the conversation with allameh nasrallah about the character traits of martyr nasrallah, mr. kanani moghadam, in the previous part, finished his words with a witty breath about his personality quirks. military activists should see a military leader who worked in the axis of resistance and in the resistance front, but these two words that i mentioned are part of his personality characteristics or in the message of the supreme leader. let's see the revolution, mujahid kabir, the flag bearer of the resistance in the world region, with religious virtue and a resourceful political leader who we should add other characteristics such as mysticism among the personality traits of this noble martyr , we can see a set of personality dimensions in martyr seyyed hassan nasrallah, who has had an impact in various fields, both among the people of lebanon, the people of the region, and t

we all of us university once and once a year during hispanic heritage months, the social so many organizes of wine says to celebrate their culture and share it with others next again. but i feel like home in my adopted country and i've embrace everything that is really wonderful about those cultures. embracing to conscious of feeling that many latinos in the united states can relate to or not german tonsils. life salts in his senior cabinet ministers are in india. the tools with that kinds of parts that aimed at strengthening ties between your ups biggest economy and the world's most populous nation. it's also selves and prime minister, the rend removed the spoke a business conference in delhi web and i use the gemini roll mold in full the number of skilled visas. the indian work is up to $90000.00 per year. germany is quoting indian workers to help boost is lagging economy. another key goal of the trip is to make progress on a free trade deal between india and the european union. us dream and no one is leading research on relations between europe and india. we ought to whether the 2 sides couldn't corporate despite that differe

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of it. and, and i do recognise that there, you know, just from reading in the news, there has been what has seemed from the outside like quite a growing culture of intolerance in universities, in universities and speaking for myself, i, you in universities and speaking for myself , i, you know, in universities and speaking for myself, i, you know, like i'm not intolerant , you know, like not intolerant, you know, like i'm, i'm a, i'm a labour guy and i'm, i'm a, i'm a labour guy and i'm on the left, but i'm here on gb news regularly. we don't share views, but i want to hear what you think and i want to i want to debate it. and that's clearly what university should should be about. i don't want to see intolerance in universities. i my the two bits that i'm not sure about are for one, like i don't know if nevertheless there like there must come a point where you have to draw a line like i'm not sure that everybody should be allowed to say anything, whatever they, whatever they like, like there should be limits. and the other thing that i'm not sure about, given that we do have, like there is legislation to protect free speech and there is legislation against kind of hate spe

were fortunate to have joe crespino, the jimmy carter professor of history at emory university, anto expert in the political and cultural history of the 20th century, united states, and of history of the american south since reconstruction. joe is also the author of three books, his most recent book atticus finch biography, harper lee her father in the making of an american icon. so welcome to both kai and joe. reminder to her audience put your questions in the q&a box at the bottom of the screen and we will get to them a little bit later. joh. >> thank you so much, ceri. i want to encourage everyone to chime in with your questions. i've got some questions for kai pope and eager to have your participation. kai, welcomed virtually to atlanta into the carter library. i know it's a homecoming for you. you spent a lote e of time hert the library in doing your research for this book. and it's a wonderful book. i really enjoyed reading it. i know a lot about president carter's life and his presidency. i have taught seminars on his presidency for five times but there were many, many things that he did not know that i learned f

of armed conflicts are growing. work pakistani cultural and educational center opened in vitebsk, you can see a collection of books, artifacts, works of artists and photographers, in the medical university, among foreigners who came to get higher education in belarus are students from pakistan and, as the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of this country to belarus noted, the new center will help strengthen ties in education. we have several goals with the opening of this center. the first is to increase the number. for 4 years, the pakistani embassy in belarus has been participating in the slavic bazaar, which allows us to reveal the cultural potential of the two countries. the garden invites you to visit the exhibition of rare plants on weekends. the collection has more than a hundred species. in in nature, they are found in the depths of swamps, forests and meadows. the garden staff will tell interesting facts about the life of endangered species, and will also demonstrate the most ancient plants of the belarusian flora. today we will be able to show many interesting plants that do not lose their decorative properties and which are so iconic for the red book of the republi

cooperation that will take place between us in all fields, whether in terms of transportation, culture, health and treatment issues. university , tourism issues should be taken into consideration and we can have joint investments on both sides. it can increase our bond . we are ready to be able to work on technology issues the security of the region is the security of all of us muslims, and we have not been since i became the president. i was elected president, in all my talks i tried to say that we are looking for peace, we are looking for peace, no country, no region can develop with war, we are not looking for war, it is israel that forces us to react . let's welcome israel to our guest house in tehran on tahleif day. he assassinated and told us to wait. we want to establish peace. if you attack, peace will not be established. we waited for the sake of peace, but instead of stopping killing, these cowards they should stop the rampant violence both in gaza and in the lebanese and the crimes committed by nothing. we waited, but instead of these cowards stopping killing, they continued to commit more crimes both in gaza and i

of the gomel state university named after francis skaryna. i know volga, and i have a lot of valuable interests. yes, our belarusian culture and language., dear students, i know galina, my native language, in my early days of school years, i was the winner of the olympic olympic competitions, and i came here to believe in my veda . i understood. galina, kali laska, tell me, are you an idiot, are you from the city, from the city? i am from the village, from the petryka region, from the village of kolka, i graduated from the belarusian school. kali i’m not reminiscing. then the petryka region, the city of dzed talasha, the city of navaselki, the city of navaselki, the city of navasyolki, and the place where i know museum. thank you for information, this sapraudny gіstoryk, darechy, museumshchyk, if i don’t reminisce, being, zyakuy, your brother, provіtanna, my name is valeriya, i very much like to read belarusian literature , and knowing this, my brother galya spoke to me. let's pay attention to this competition, well, i'll tell you, valeria, hell , you're a dachshund from palessya, dzyauchyna from palessya, a dachshund from the aktsyabrs

of history at emery university. he's an expert in the political and cultural history of the 20th century united states and the american south since reconstruction. joe is the author of three books his mostmo recent book atticus finch the biography harper lee her father in the making of an american icon. so welcome to both kai bird and joe and a reminder to the artist picture questions in the queue box in the bottom of the screen and we will get to those later. joe. and thank you so much and i want to encourage everyone to chime in with their questions. i've got some questions but we are eager to have your participation -- your participation. welcome to atlanta in the carter library and i know it's a homecoming for you.me you've spend a lot of time here at the library and doing your research for this book and it's a wonderful book. i've really enjoyed reading it. i know lot about the carter, president carter's life and his presidency and i've taught seminars on his presidency for five times that there are many, many things that i did not know that they learned from your book and from your research so thank you for this

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of my dear friends is to transfer authentic iranian and islamic values, beliefs, customs, traditions and culture to the new generation. the minister of education also strengthened the infrastructure in this university. one of the most important priorities in the 14th government is to consider the path or point of greatness towards the development of the country, towards the realization of the goals of the islamic revolution of the university. the educators of the mother university of the infrastructure of providing human resources for the whole country and the producer know their goal in choosing this path . he has a task in his life, and our task is to follow jihad, which i think is the best way. in the new academic year, more than 28 thousand student teachers entered farhangian university. zahra shabani , sed and cima news agency. i have many problems, especially skeletal and organ injuries. my problem is back pain, which causes my feet to go to my head they walk all the way to the end of the hall and come back. also , it plays an effective role in the recovery of the person and reducing treatment costs. how are you now? i'm very well . the treatment of acute diseases as well as in the management

alexandra nikolaevna's song is a whole universe of meanings, it is part of the cultural code of our countrylaevna pakhnutova. for awards we invite to this stage the deputy chairman of the government of the russian federation. deputy chairman of the supervisory board of the national open championship of creative competencies arters tatyana alekseyevna golikova and of course we welcome to the stage the legendary composer historical figure on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater alexander pakhmutov. alexandra nikolaevna, this is for you, this is for you from millions of people who are simply not here today, but they also stood up together with the audience and from the heart. the life of our country and the works of alexandra nikolaevna are absolutely inseparable parts, we all know these works very well, we perform them to this day and will perform them for a very, very long time. in these works there is incredible love for people, incredible love for life, love for the fatherland, our labor, scientific, space. sports feats - this is all the work of alexandra nikolaevna, and today i am

for the guys to study, first of all, of course, belarusian guys in russian universities there is a quota for their education, if we talk about the ministry of culture, then here even contracts are concluded for such education, of course there is a very important nuance in them, because of course we can discuss the importance with you as much as we want, usefulness, as it was in my case, and i am proud that i was like... including olegadovolsko, who disconnected, this is the first, so to speak, unique, almost 2 hours of music, absolutely luxurious, ours, the second is that all the main specialists of the theater participated in the performance itself, in its creation, the blaitmeister, and the conductor, and the director, and the harmonist, the artist, therefore, it is such a collective creation, you know, as once the world, yes, such people created the action and of course. that practically all the corpses participate in the performance entirely, about 300 people, leading masters, ballet, who dance together with the corps de ballet and as soloists, these are leading opera masters, this, of course, turned out to be a kind of diary, a large diary ent

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revolution and the broad appeal of the american ideology during the revolution that transcended cultural and and political boundaries. robert swanson is a ph.d. student at the university of missouri and hence had a nice long trip to get here. good morning and welcome rob. good morning. i'm honored and excited to be here to be able to talk a little bit. these canadians who participated in the american revolution. it been a while since my undergrad, which was a while ago that i've been looking at at these guys and their stories. so i want to start with a little story. on the night, october 14, 1781, the soldiers, the second canadian, also known as congress's own regiment marched towards the outer defenses of british defenses. yorktown. shot sounded from british muskets as as a combined of american and french infantry. the redoubts. the second canadian under the direction. the marquis de lafayette had previously helped to dig the first siege line of yorktown. regarding their combat that night, lafayette later wrote, they marched with admirable firmness and discipline in the face of heavy fire. by 1781, congress's own or the canadian old regiment was a combination of two

university of virginia. she an internationally recognized expert, modern american culture and the regional culture of the u.s. south. she written for the new york times, the washington slate, the american scholar, cnn. she's a recent carnegie fellow and the author of three previous books making whiteness the culture of segregation in the. 1892 1940, a nation, outsiders and cool town. and finally, we have ms. dionne ford, author of the memoir go and get it, which has been named a finalist for the hurston wright foundation's legacy award for memoir. and she is the coeditor of the anthology slavery's descendants shared legacies of race and reconciling nation. her work has appeared in the new york times, the virginia quarterly review, little hub, new jersey monthly, rumpus and ebony, among other publications. in 2018, she she won. she received national endowment for the arts fellowship in creative writing. she's won grants from the sustainable arts foundation and the geraldine dodge foundation. fellowships from macdowell, yaddo virginia center for the creative arts hedge brook and the cabins at martha moca. won'

of its civilized infrastructure and agricultural land either completely destroyed or severely damaged. many homes, medical centers, communication infrastructures, all universities and most educational centers, municipal services, mosques and churches and even cultural historical centers that date back a lot of them were lost. these centers are places of gathering and emergence. it was related to the post-bronze age era. in these attacks, the human heritage registered in unesco is not safe. one of these ancient areas is the port of antedon, where the remains of the achaemenid period can be seen. the first historical port of gaza is st. hilarion castle dating back to the 4th century ad containing five churches, a cemetery, a great hall and traditional baths, another historic building that was destroyed in gaza . the big archive of the city was in this building. the zionist regime destroyed the central archive of gaza. thousands of historical documents were stored in this archive it was of high value. these documents were about 150 years old. and they included plans for the construction of historical monuments and documents related to the handwritten notes of famous palestinian national figures. these documents were completely burned and turned into a

of its civilized infrastructure and agricultural land either completely destroyed or severely damaged. many from houses, medical centers, communication infrastructures, all universities and most educational centers, municipal services, mosques and churches, and even culturaltorical centers that serve them. too many were lost. these centers have been the place of gathering and birth of the palestinian community. the rafah and al-qarar museums in southern gaza were completely destroyed in airstrikes and suffered irreparable damage. more than 3,000 ancient poems were stored in the khatib museum, which belonged to the period after the bronze age . in these attacks, the human heritage registered in unesco is not safe. one of these areas ancient port a cemetery, a great hall and traditional baths are another historical monument that was destroyed in gaza. the big archive of the city was in this building. the zionist regime destroyed the central archive of gaza . thousands of historical documents were stored in this archive. which was of high value. these documents were about 150 years old and included a plan for the construction of historical monuments and documents related to the handwritten notes of famous palestinian national figures. these documents were co