you see, van gogh is a great artist, whose paintings are worth millions of millions of dollars, well,eir entire life sold one painting and lived. well that is, he is a great artist, but i do not want to be ahead of my time, as he experienced his time, so no one understood him, he was not in demand. when asked who he considers himself an artist, a craftsman or a businessman? arthur answers. i am a generalist and this is what time dictates today it is impossible to be one person, you need to combine the qualities and skills of completely different areas, then success will come to you. maybe i 'll break the stereotype such that, uh, you have one profession and you all stay in it. grow your career in korea tam until you rise to some leadership positions and that’s all and you are not moving anywhere. and here you have chosen the path and suffer on it, as they say, and it doesn’t matter there anymore, that is, i break the stereotype, because you can break your path and try to injure not go straight to take and break the fence there and go there. there, it turns out, something new, somethin

that is, even if people do not know that this is van gogh, they know that these sunflowers are yellowhmm and if you think about what life situations van gogh encountered when he lived that he was supported by e brother, essence completely and he, well , lived in very difficult conditions, because everyone said that no one recognized this, because that what he took in the open. writes in yellow. yes, how can we mix everything here and work in the workshops, and he went into the field. well, the most important thing is that against the background of what you say, you are very lucky. christina that there were connoisseurs of what you do, you understand, that is, people somehow responded about it. yes, their vision of your work. here is what you think, good luck, so there can be a lot of creative facts here, but luck is luck fate. eh, it's time. well, somehow somehow it’s still scary when the artist worked life, for example, from him he dies and about him. only then do i begin to speak, and happiness for an artist, when he is alive, how he is appreciated, then, look, you predicted just re

they doused sunflowers with tomato soup van gogh and in the gaga museum they tried to spoil the famous girl with a pearl with a pearl earring. rather. such news to this minute . see you soon. full wagonloads of golden bows from the south i blow the young without breaking into the beam, the clouds have not forgotten to send from afar from home, mother and not the last one. you see, someone's footprints, it could be, it could be you, it could be, it could be, it could be waiting for us, it could be on my own. feet and goes all the war. golden weather young guys hello this is a podcast 20 years later, its host konstantin mikhailov today we we remember the 2000th guest ivan demyan the leader of the group, 7b and vladislav demyan the vocalist and also a member of the 7b team concurrently son ivan so let's talk about the period of the 2000s, what happened in your life at that time, the song just shot, i understand the hit , well, i will slightly correct the historical start of our history and the sib project which is recoded with a group of religions that in the last century thousands of 199

i believe that this is van gogh the way he is. perhaps he paints his own picture. sunflowers.ortrait. he painted himself a red beard, a picture of van gogh draws sunflowers, you answer her question correctly. yes? and this is van gogh the sixth question is their original function protection from dirt and dampness in chukovsky's poem, the crocodile with tears asked to send them a whole dozen new and sweet ones, which is in the chest denis now i'll look. let's call it that. yep, that's pretty much how they look. now there will be a musical question, and you need to answer. who is the composer. sophia was the first stop, please. where are they considered, especially heavy uh and difficult to reproduce he wrote for violin sofia is the correct answer to the question of nicolo paganini composer attention to the screen the eighth question, solve the rebus. aviva, pressed the key. i'm ready to listen to your version. i got the name of the first discoverer columbus let's see. on the screen christopher columbus the correct answer to the question columbus yes, the ninth question is one o

ta-dam, base for van gogh's absinthe i fell in love with pampering myself with such a drink and even dedicated a whole still life to it. in general, wherever you look, sheer inspiration. and also a source of new stories. many instagram photos from here. we have many different interesting objects of magical places here, and one of them is the green labyrinth in front of you. yeah, hidden corners. there are labyrinths, of course, women and gas hidden magic jugs that can fulfill the wishes of our visitors. well, there is no condition, first, before entering the maze. it takes a desire to think. after you know at least one magic jug to say your desire aloud to the spirit that lives inside the jug, and then for it to be fulfilled, go back to the exit in exactly the same way as you followed in search, if you do this, baba yaga guarantees 100% fulfillment of desires, if you make a 50/50 mistake in something, well, in general, regarding the fulfillment of a desire, all claims against a woman are so ready, of course, then on the road. pots, what do they look like? you don't even know, i'm won

you see, van gogh is a great artist, whose paintings are worth millions and millions of dollars, butold one painting in his entire life. artur lapitsky from gomel , the creator of design interiors panov , a man who mastered carpentry from scratch , studied three-dimensional modeling and showed design talent, without any special education. he was able to prove to himself and others that a craft can be an art, and a hobby can become successful. business project. his story began 3 years ago with a simple renovation in his own apartment. arthur admits he did not want to get the result, as in that joke they dreamed of high-tech style, but the style turned out. hi-so, so that this does not happen, arthur and his wife carefully thought out the whole interior in advance. after the decorative work, it was the turn of the furniture and it turned out that they both liked it, or it was very expensive. or simply not for sale. arthur decided to make furniture, a large massive wardrobe on his own, and to make something so light. mobile, which can be rearranged, cleaned , vacuumed. e. well, and ther

letters to have a database to have our own generative artificial intelligence so that we can bring van gogh to life. >> we call it human augmentation. a robotic structure that helps during these hard physical tasks. >> they show kicked off in paris on wednesday with innovation around every corner. it is all on display, if it's a new concept air scooter, reforestation techniques, or a new smart makeup applicator for people with disabilities. with the rise of chatgpt, all the talk this time is around artificial intelligence and france is hoping to become a leader on the world stage. emmanuel macron delivered promises of increased investment as he touts his vision of france as a startup nation. >> a good thing is we have a lot of very good talent. we will invest like crazy on training and reserve. >> but the french president also called for clarity is the age of ai approaches. >> we want to be sure that this is safe so we need some rules. we need some basic regulation. >> macron, along with thousands of spectators, is set to make the most of the biotech -- make the most of viva tech this year

that is , even if people do not know that this is van gogh, they know that these sunflowers are yellowlife situations van gogh faced when he lived, that his brother, in fact, he completely supported him, well, he lived in very difficult conditions, because everyone said that no one recognized it, because he took it in open yellow . yes, how can we mix everything here and work in the workshops, and he went into the field. well, that's it, against the background of what you say, you are very lucky, christina, what did the connoisseurs of what you do understand? that is, people somehow responded about it. yes their vision to your work. here it is, what do you think, luck is so creative there can be many facts, but luck is luck fate. eh, it's time. well, somehow somehow it's still scary when an artist worked life, for example, i die from him, and about him. only then do they begin to talk, and happiness for an artist, when he is alive, how he is appreciated, then, look, you predicted just recently. this is what the birth of this era of textiles will be, and indeed, after covid, we all want

therefore, everyone decided that the case was in van gogh and went quickly to look for vanga.ow look at the name, what the first four letters are written there at the beginning, of course. a strange name when attention is correct answer a strange name, as mr. mikhail moon said part of the name is dna from hydroxy or nucleic acids and not a very clear start. is that the most head we have behind the scenes. look at the picture of salvador dali with such a strange name , this picture was dedicated to biologists by the discoverer, dna well, about his wife , mr. bakumenko. do not forget alex please tell me, well, you said yes. why further? well, because they named one. well, unfortunately, i took the name of my wife for the greek word, milk from here the transition of the galaxy and there it was already star trek and away we go. yes, and to take a step back to zhenya , unfortunately, i failed four. 100.000 rub. aleksander malievsky from zvenigorodok with you elm will receive from alpha-bank by the way, participant alexander is a participant in the final of the year, remember he had

. >>> vincent van gogh came to life in paris thanks to artificial intelligence.lows people to have a conversation with the late legendary dutch artist and ask him questions. researchers analyzed thousands of letters to generate the ai. the show, which includes tech from 2,500 startups, ends tomorrow. >>> up next, get on your feet. gloria estefan makes history at last night's songwriters hall of fame induction ceremony. night'f fame induction ceremony. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. matching your job description. because i won't let uc stop me...from being me. zeposia can help people with uc achieve and maintain remission. and has been shown to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. zeposia is the first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. don't take zeposia if you had a hear

your options. either burn the text or cut off one of the fingers, because by cutting off his ear, van gogh created a reputation as a sonorous genius mystical thriller at the box office from july 6th. more than 200 participants from almost all over russia will discuss the strategy and share their experience in creating and developing film clusters in the regions. the successful experience of the yakut bashkir and tatarstan cinema buryatia and altai showed that the regions are in demand not only as suppliers of fresh content ; filmmakers for sure. this is an important point. uh, that's a lot of encouragement, especially for young producers. uh, small independent studios. uh, when they can, uh , have, let's say, the support of the ministry of culture, uh , the regional authorities, but having the same struggle. they can make their films more confidently and with more interest. and most importantly, the fact that this money then remains in the region of regional cinema, as a rule, is copyrighted and does not cost much, but it reflects the features and color of the territory and the people inha

currently, you can enjoy exhibitions on tintin and van gogh.his spanish museum in madrid throws the do not touch signs out of the window. the whole concept is that visitors explore everything using just their hands. also, there's a strong emphasis on art made by blind people. finally, in tokyo, you can walk through water and become one with the flowers. visitors are invited to immerse their entire bodies in the vast artworks which change under the presence of people, blurring the perception of boundaries between the self and the works. still to come on the travel show... taking transparency to a whole new level. and should they stay or should they go? the discussion around these continues. so don't go away. right now, we're heading just next door to the netherlands, to the dutch city of rotterdam, was just happens to be europe's largest seaport, but it's also gaining reputation for adopting a radical new approach to looking at art in museums, as christa found out last year when she went there. the depot boijmans van beuningen, it's the world's

and even if we can create pictures that are super photo, realistic, or look like van gogh or other works that look completely original and groundbreaking. ultimately, we're also discussing the question of what's real and what isn't all. and if i get boxes, how can we create our own work? i'm look to if he's an office. so how can i be used as a creative tools recently has been advancing rapidly in the field of image processing and generation freely available text pictures, systems like dog, e and mid journey have caused a collective earthquake. it has never been easier, faster or cheaper to create digital images. at the berlin university of the arts, vincent brits discusses the latest developments with the students and the artificial creativity seminar has come on. the seems like you can compare it a bit to when there was only classical painting and then suddenly the 1st photographers appeared, took off and they've got and there was certainly resistance. and people said it was an art. it was a photo plagiarism, whatever not. and, and then over the years and decades, the idea of a photo ar

he painted himself a red beard painting by field gauguin van gogh paints sunflowers.th question is their original function of protection from dirt and dampness in chukovsky's poem , the crocodile with tears asked to send them a whole dozen new and sweet ones that are in the chest. approximately now there will be a musical question, and you need to answer. who is the composer. sophia was the first to stop, please, and if i'm not mistaken, it turns out to be paganini. i also thought all my life that nicola paganini turns out to be nicolo just sharing with you information that found his work considered especially difficult and difficult to reproduce he wrote for violin sophie this is the correct answer to the question of nicolo paganini composer attention to the screen eighth question solve the rebus. i'm ready to listen to your version. i did it. christopher columbus the correct answer to the question columbus yes, the ninth question is one of the wonders of the world that has not survived, a 36-meter statue installed on the island of rhodes sofia has already read to th

they go to the territory of delicious adventures, a food court overlooking a huge portrait of van goghwas painted by 11 artists for two days , 500 liters were spent on the painting. colors wow impressive kortov, i'm so likes to walk wanders to be inspired to look for something new no, devotee. and today she even i have to try, i was invited here and promised that they would surprise me and see. let's see, without that burger. he is so skinny. and that means a lot of meat. this is what is not fast food, they are fast food. it's the other way around food which was treated very carefully. here the ribs melt in the mouth , which means that someone is confused, they simmer for a very long time over low heat, everything is as it should, and because they have some kind of taste of coals. so they cooked them, or the old oven, or i don’t know, we have a barbecue, somehow else the soul and heart of the food court elena supchenko is a member of the national guild of chefs of russia , it is she who dictates all the tastes and moods of this institution and three spots apply to every guest and every

the lions that people's offices are, obviously, betters than destroying a monet or did a van gogh. >>th priceless pieces of art someone will pay. >> true. but that's what's wrong with the billionaire class and we want them to tax them more. >> oh. right -- okay. >> look here's the biggest problem i have with that is this security guards standing by and watching it happen while those waste of flesh. it everyone there. there's a clear solution to this they need to tackle and punish them civically, criminally and by their parents. they need to be on the hook for what are the priceless amount is and have reparation publicly and shamed in some type of way that makes it so they don't think this is okay when you look at protesters putting black ink into the rome fountain doing this they have a quality to them they think it is okay that's the whole point if they were disciplined they wouldn't think it was okay and videos taken off social media it wouldn't happen. this was infection that they -- >> you want to see swedish police brutality in that case. >> if that's your extrapolation of what i

the lions of people offices are better than destroying a monet or a van gogh. >> greg: "van guff." >>it with priceless pieces of art? someone will pay. >> emily: the biggest problem i have with that is the security guards standing by and watching it happen while the wastes of flesh fill them. they need to be tackled, prosecuted, they need to be on the hook for whatever the price list amount isn't any dam reparations publicly. they need to be shamed in some type a way that makes it so they don't think it's okay. when you l look at these protesters, putting black ink into the roman fountain and doing this, they have a blase cavalier quality to them. they think it's okay. that's the whole point. if they were disciplined, they wouldn't think it's okay. if those videos were taken about social media it wouldn't happen. it's a sort of infection. >> jesse: you wanted to see swedish police brutality in that case? >> emily: effects your extrapolation what i just said. a good tackle. did you see the pga golfer they got tackled for try to congratulate his team a question like that was amazing. ca

there are copies of the work of vincent van gogh and medeo modeler of the armenian artist martiros saryan hand over paintings in which the artist plans to capture elements of armenian culture, philosophical thoughts on this grigor's reactions and the uniqueness of the alphabet. in australia , an unusual way of dealing with unwanted vegetation on cultivated land is gaining popularity. instead of burning or sprinkling areas with hazardous chemicals, australians release them to control weeds. kos. they can work on pretty steep terrain where cars can't get to, and they also avoid using too much herbicide, which is actually quite horrendous, and the harshness of the australian fauna. many have already heard flora about their positions in front of a person. also, weeds that can disturb the habitat of animals increase the risk of fires and compete with useful native plants, so the goat's mission is pragmatic, especially when weeding in rough terrain. where technology just can't get. rescued clubfoot irkutsk zoologists are nursing a bear cub named shadow employees, zoo galleries found an emaciate

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that's when they van gogh into unity in servitor. when you look at the exploited people and you look at how the cartels exploiting those individuals. whether they go into sweatshops, whether they go into the sex industry. they are being forced into this work, to pay these debts off that is modern day slavery. and it should stop, and it's insane to think it's monstrous to think that we currently have that here in the united states the greatest country in the world we could have absolutely no slavery here in the united states yet we do have that because of the indentured servitude that these people are being forced into to pay off their smuggling debts it's absolutely monstrous that that is happening >> roland in maryland democrat line. >> thank you for taking my call. [inaudible] blame the democrats for everything. oh moment didn't do anything. what policy did biden enact that's made an increase this increase started in trump it started when trump was there has to be some fundamental underground going on the republicans don't want to

of the louvre with a bunch of pa cas os and you're like, tell you what, i'll give them back for a van goghght? it's not how it works. and it's not how it works and he knows that. he knows he's in trouble. so once again he's out on the road trying to drum up support from the dummies who still haven't had enough, the build a wall palooza tour made a stop in mesa arizona. trump spoke for almost two hours no intermission. his new thing is he's trying to say other presidents, like bush, obama, did similar things with their documents and no one did anything about it. >> bill clinton took millions of documents from the white house to a former car dealership in arkansas, kept classified recordings in his sock. they say he left the white house with recordings in his sock and they found them in his sock drawer. and they didn't find them, he found them i guess. i don't know. somebody found them but they were in the sock drawer. jimmy carter sent the nuclear codes to his dry cleaner. you know that, right? >> magic: he's like spam come to life. he's like some idiot tells him something and he runs with

the startup with ai to january famous dutch painter vincent van gogh who died over a century ago is nowanswering questions the viva tech elon musk. >> there's a real danger for digital superintelligence having negative consequences. and so, if we are not careful with creating artificial general intelligence, we could have potentially a catastrophic outcome. >> reporter: but he went on to say the most likely outcome for ai is positive. and that's something the robots might agree with. >> it is important to remember that these technologies can also have a positive impact on our lives if used responsibly. eleni giokos, cnn. >>> on father's u.s. open champion wyndham clark dedicated the first win of his career to his mom. coy wire has this morning's "bleacher report." good morning, coy. >> good morning, christine. the mom lisa and dad, but it was home who will first put a club in his hands. she passed from breast cancer when he was in college but never failed to play big. mcilroy leading sink a 41-putt for birdie on 18 to catch him, but it comes just wide. that put all of the pressure on th

fines and prosecution should go for all of those nut cases that are throwing blood or -- >> jessica: van gogh are so much better. nassau coliseum. no, let's face it. let's be honest, we have been there. at best, 20 minutes and then you are out of there, usually very hot. it is very hot. >> jessica: go in the summer. >> greg: italy is overrated, let's be honest. >> jessica: whoa! [laughter] >> jesse: place to visit -- >> greg: spain. >> jessica: oh, my god. all right. joey jones is coming to talk to us about his new book on the incredible american warriors who fight for our freedom. ♪ ♪ i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the subway series is taking your favorite to the next level! like the #20. the elite chicken and bacon ranch. built with rotisserie-style chicken and double cheese. i love what i'm seeing here. that's some well-coached chicke

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we've got ourselves a van gogh on our yet and you to resort because standing by with more on what wetonight and into rest the yeah. and you can actually see that camera shaking a little bit. that's because we're going to track wind gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour. beginning tonight, continuing through monday night in the bay area. so hold on to your hats because we're certainly going to see some blustery conditions starting this evening. wind speeds already starting to pick up. but one thing that we are noticing >> is that stubborn sick marine layer. karl, the fog out there right now over golden gate bridge in temperatures out there in the mid 50's for half moon bay and downtown san francisco, 20 degrees cooler than antioch currently in the mid 70's. so very pleasant temperatures there. and overnight lows tonight, widespread 50's with the exception of antioch. a little bit milder for you at 61 degrees and temperatures tomorrow. we're going to continue with that cooling trend. we're going to be about 48 degrees below average temperatures in the 50's and 60's along the coast and wid

generated famous dutch painter vincent van gogh, who died over a century ago, now back to answer yourso answering questions at vive tech, elon musk. >> there's a real danger for digital super intelligence having negative consequences. and so if we are not careful with creating artificial general intelligence, we could have potentially a catastrophic outcome. >> reporter: but he went on to say the most likely outcome for a.i. is positive. and that's something the robots might agree with. >> yes, it is important to remember that these technologies can also have a positive impact on our lives if used responsibly. >>> and that wraps up this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm laila harrak. kim brunhuber picks up our coverage. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. the queen sleep number c2 smart bebed is now only $899. save $200. plus, free home delivevery when you add any ba. shop now only at sleep nunumber. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. i realized i needed to make a change when i look

tomato soup on a van gogh in london.harcoal in the trevi fountains and the latest in stockholm two activists threw red paint at another painting and they glued their hands to it. i guess that's to make their arrest for difficult. what's surprising is that no action is taken to stop them. the so-called gods guards just watch. great works of art are part of our western civilization, and that's why they are being attacked. the climate crowd is specifically anti-western, because of course, we built our society on capitalism, freedom, and yes, fossil fuels energy. they should be arrested, and they should be fined a lot of money. don't put them in jail. take their money. take lots of their money. after all, they are financed by the world's elites. they can afford it. the protesters think they are saving the world but to me, it just a childish juvenile tantrum you see the third hour of "varney" is coming up and we're just warming up. i wonder how many people will agree with what i just had to say. steve hilton is with me this m

if you're walking through the met, there's a there's a monet and there's a van gogh and. where's the water fountain? you know, it's kind of it's hard to find that way when you want to do so. our son, though, we were standing front of the t-rex and he got he became really quiet. and at first we thought, oh, no he's scared. you know, the teeth are as long as his torso, this isn't a good thing. then he turns to us and says, who found these bones? and it was really the first time i realized that there was a human story behind fossils. and i started going, digging more into goodness, almost like you're pulling out of at a thread in a sweater. and the idea i kept on going after was, how did dinosaurs change culture? it seemed like such a monumental idea, such an alien concept that there were these, you know, gigantic creatures walking over earth 65 million years ago. and even the idea earth was 65 million years old was a radical idea. and i wanted to find human stories to that. and hopefully and luckily i did, which was barnum brown, who was the main character in this book, but

the girl with peaches is the famous gioconda well, here's van gogh why do they look like that?lebrated? i said i must, i must. where's the other one? and this? base base reception reception calls eagle calls berkut base reception calls woodpecker. base accepted. what do you need man? i'm not galya, i've already come home. well let me go. la well, the truth is, i have good news. galya and now every month i also have bonuses in addition to my salary. you let us have a four-room service apartment . what's up, where am i doing well? your name is sergei nikolaevich larionov, do you work? your children say hello to dad. the redhead is also mine, you doubt it, and in the middle is your beloved mother-in-law. ku will call you need money. no, you have to work. we eat, well, little sister? oh, you will never marry me, i will never be a trailer all my life. all the best, as promised, and done. thank you. thank you i didn't drink much i loved brodsky. mom is not a psychiatrist. wait a song, you see, your brush is a little bogged down. yes, first of all, we hold our elbows, and in the palm

installment of ktvu ideas and we asked image generator mid journey to imagine the bay bridge as a van goghhis is the results. the news at 5:00 is coming up is building along with the ticket prices. yes. fox's matt matt napolitano excuse me tells us the world cup champ is joining a last place team, but he will be making a top drawer paycheck, a ten time chamfer barcelona in la liga, a seven time ballon d'or winner as the best men's soccer player, captain of argentina's world cup champions squad. the list goes on for lionel messi. and now one of soccer's most decorated international players is looking to bring his talents to the us. messi will join major league soccer's inter miami cf wants his current contract with french team paris and germain expires june 30th. messi originally eyed a return to fc barcelona, where he played for 17 seasons, but financial limitations didn't allow for a reunion. messi also turned down a reported $400 million offer from saudi arabian squad al-hilal, who recently inked portuguese star cristiano ronaldo. the inter miami squad is co-owned by david is quite fe so

van gogh [ bleep ] yourself!r ] back in my day, if you wanted to destroy a balloon, you had to get a u.s. fighter jet to fire a heat-seeking missile at it [ laughter ] well, i still remember those days, way back in february 2023. [ laughter ] you felt proud to be an american shooting those balloons out of the sky. [ laughter ] even though, even now, you don't really understand what was going on first, there was just the one balloon, then there were, like, six. then, maybe it turned out some of those weren't real. there were, like, multiple press conferences, i think in any case, it's over now or it's not. [ laughter ] for as much as we talked about it, i feel like i should know a few more details [ light laughter ] news just moves so fast these days, rusty. look at me [ laughter ] back in my day, streaming services weren't pulling all their shows. nbc was! [ laughter ] did you know we once had a show on this network called "animal practice," and it starred an actual monkey? i think it was canceled mid-episode. me

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browner shades come from wilted roses collected from this here is a quarrel and flower copies of van gogh'sill be a total one. here is a miracle ball of bright red flowers that natalya nikolaevna has been growing her oasis for 7 years. where there used to be bare earth and sand, today there are more than 100 species of plants, but the main decoration of the gardens, of course, is the bright geranium, the beauty of this potted flower is short-lived, so every spring a pensioner from ryazan buys a new bush. true, this year her pot is recognized. significantly less last year. so i bought, and large plants are already flowering, and this year , looking at the prices. i have already bought small plants and i am already growing their prices myself , of course, experts have increased, they calculated that the cost of potted plants this year has increased by 20%, if earlier the average check for geraniums was 176 rubles. today it is already 220 another popular plant. petunia with 216 rose to 270 rubles. and the price of begonias is now 410 rubles. although it used to be in the range of 320 , these p

um, from standard conferences to community events , immersive art experiences like van gogh bridge. norton the frida kahlo experience, um, public activations and pop ups. um we host live concerts and we also host community celebrations. who we serve. we serve a wide range of our community from our big name tech as well to our small, itty, smaller community members, um, dish. is one of the community members who we serve. we work with 9 11 day, another community organization, um, as well as a talent, blood donation. um, so a couple of the nonprofit experiences that we have hosted , um we this is a photo of 9 11 day where we help to pack almost 300,000 meal packs for people who have been underserved. um we hosted event with charity water where we helped to raise $7.5 million to help build wells in in parts of the world which don't have water. um, we've worked with the kind of cultural arts center in the mission and hosted fundraisers with them. um, so we've worked with lots of different community members to open up. our space is free of cost and also to work with the different communit

for a while , i remind you last october in london as activists poured tomato soup on a painting of van gogh from good morning. many thanks colleagues good morning friends today is june 15th. it's thursday and it's early in the morning about money. oh, this sweet word without a canvas to get something for nothing, well, or almost for nothing, it's so nice, especially. if you usually cry for something. and this, by the way, is really possible for free or at a big discount, go to beauty salons. this hall and even go on a trip. that's just all the same sharpens some kind of worm of doubt. what is the benefit for those who arrange this attraction of unheard of generosity, probably, there are some pitfalls here. let's try to find them. what you can get for free, for example, travel accommodation ilya shikhov has already visited about 100 cities on a special website, writes where he wants to go and is waiting for a response. for the first time, he tried this way back in 2018. he sent a request to one of the girls in korea , she accepted me. although i even wrote to her that i know english, well, a

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currently, you can enjoy exhibitions on tintin and van gogh.flowers. visitors are invited to immerse their entire bodies in the vast artworks which change under the presence of people, blurring the perception of boundaries between the self and the works. still to come on the travel show... ..taking transparency to a whole new level. and should they stay or should they go? the discussion around these continues. so don't go away. right now, we're heading just next door to the netherlands, to the dutch city of rotterdam, which just happens to be europe's largest seaport, but it's also gaining reputation for adopting a radical new approach to looking at art in museums, as christa found out last year, when she went there for the travel show. the depot boijmans van beuningen. it's the world's first publicly accessible art storage facility. and from the outside, it looks a bit like a giant space age teacup. so i wonder what the inside's going to look like? after flooding forced the museum to move the collection out of its usual storage facility, the t