here the father, like van gogh, was inspired by the sublimity of nature.o rejoice, going to the seashore, to how the clouds walk around the sun was able to observe tea in flight. once he told me, look how many seagulls you look up, and there it’s like snowstorms. the country is very big uh, the country is not known by those who they write. i'm not talking about foreigners, i don't know my own. father loved not just to be in nature and admire its beauties, but loved to listen to nature. you approach him, it used to be on the seashore, and he says, wait, it doesn’t interfere, and he also listens in his books. i tried to convey the feelings that the waves whispered about. he knew what they were talking about, the trees waterfalls. i think that's why his books are still the main thing - this is a description of our earth. hello , i welcome you to your native water. my father fell in love with this river, which the nanais called not amur amangmu, and he sat down to write the first lines of the first novel. mangu from eternally carries wide muddy waters to the b

the renaissance, i am very impressed with the work of elena and for me. very unusual paintings by van goghseptember, an exhibition of her handiwork will be organized in the capital shopping center , where young artists will present their paintings. in addition , a special muscular trophy account has been opened to support people with disabilities.

and van gogh answered. i don't draw trees. i draw the desire of the trees to rise above the stars. here is the father, how ivan was inspired by the sublimity of nature. he knew how to rejoice, going to the seashore, how the clouds walk around the sun, he knew how to watch seagulls in flight. once he told me, look how many seagulls you look up, and there, like snowstorms, something. the country is very large, and those who write about it do not know the country. i'm not talking about foreigners, i don't know my own. father loved not only to be in nature and to admire its beauties, but loved to listen to nature. you approach him, it happened on the seashore, and he says, wait, it doesn’t interfere, and even listen, and in his books he tried to convey those feelings that the waves whispered about. he knew what the trees and waterfalls were talking about. i think, therefore, in his books , after all, the main thing is a description of our earth. hello , i welcome you to your native water. my father fell in love with this river, which the nanais called not amur amangmu, and he sat down

he creates unique versions of van gogh's paintings by matisse da vinci picasso and other famous masterstion of an amateur artist can be seen in one of the halls of the borisov central district library. this hobby started a long time ago. in principle , for ten years, probably, maybe a little even more at first i started, uh, paintings, then somehow i gradually came to collage. uh, why kalash at one time was somehow corny. there weren’t enough colors , just uh, and so i decided to try it. here's what happens, what happened, but in general my passion was influenced by artists, impressionists. let's just say it's the great vangu matisse and it all started with this, except for kalage. igor shatyrka tries himself in live 50 of his works. the author dedicates his favorite literary work. immediately know the sport rel continues to follow the development events in the country and the world details at 1:00 pm. see you at the first button. borisovskiy with the result starts in the champions league away at the qualifying stage against the albanian partisans, 1:1, the belarusian club started the m

it's renoir. >> greg: van gogh. >> jesse: the guy that lost the ear. nailed it.sk me any other questions, please. now you know there's a way for the donor, you have to donate to the campaign, just pay the family directly. what a workaround. i had to write this down because this is so important i didn't want to miss a line. >> greg: just like hunter. [laughter] >> jesse: put simply, this is the business they were in. this is a dirty, foreign lobbying shop. joe was the chief and they were selling access, influence, and policy. i love the democrats now saying they have not tied this to joe biden. oh, really? joe biden is on the phone with hunter's business partners. he is in meetings and dinners with hunter's business partners business partners are visiting joe biden at the white house. hunter's business partners all coincidently call him the big guy. hunter's business partners and hunter are flying on air force two with joe biden. biden's policy portfolio jives exactly with hunter biden's portfolio. hunter is shaking down business partners with joe biden in the roo

now i’m painting van gogh. i hope it works. main thing is the emotions of children, who, instead of sitting at home, spend their holidays with benefit. and i came here because i would have been chosen. i sit the whole summer as a sister, or i move here. well, that's why i came here, respectively, just to sit on vacation. so boring. we need to move somewhere and move like a man, i'm tired of going and here uh, they feed, there are different entertainments. and in general , uh, i just like being here. i do not know, moscow parks have traditionally prepared a varied summer program for schoolchildren landscape park, mitino runs a school for young archaeologists. task. it’s not easy to find nakhodka , you still need to clean it up and even try doctors, because the guys worked with competent copies of archaeological finds from novgorod, respectively, they found different before. this, but the goal was precisely competent, so that they could then work with it to study it and try to read it in the park, you can learn pottery, be a prim

song and dance work as she stretched his muscles with the -- stretch his muscles with the vincent van goghthat started kirk douglas. this work remains just this joyful and accessible today. we spoke a lot in today's show about modern hollywood blockbusters, so i could not imagine a better way to close out then on silver screen spectacles of a different sort. minnelli's work still has that lust for life. even if you cannot make it to paris this summer, try to catch one of these screenings yourself. make a bucket of popcorn and put on one of these musical fantasies because that is entertainment. >> thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching. we will leave you with that retrospective. see you next time. >> ♪ a swaying getting slain for the love of a queen some great shakespearean scene everyone ends in mincemeat the gang made the waving the flag again the american way the world is a stage the stage is a world of entertainment ♪ ♪ 07/19/23 07/19/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! as the war in ukraine approaches its 17th mon

explaining the unusual jet stream, which has some climate scientists at a loss saying it looks like a van gogh or just insane. increasing research points to the arctic heating up four times faster than anywhere else on earth. and studies show that is messing with our weather all across the u.s. >> think of it like this charging cable, a fast moving jet stream is sort of like tension. it's less likely to have curves or waves in it, right? but when the jet stream flows down it's much more likely to have these curves or these waves. >> it's been demonstrated in several studies we are seeing these wavy patterns happen more often when the arctic is warm. >> reporter: she says the concern isn't just about deadly heat but about how long it gets stuck in one place. >> and the impact on the jet stream is to make our weather conditions more persistent, make them last longer so things like droughts and heat waves and stormy periods, all of those things. >> it's not a surprise that we're seeing so much heat. it's to the levels that we're seeing it, and so widely across the globe. i think that's what reall

so, for example, a cat holding a banana in the style of van gogh. let's try that.. many of these tools have banned words or phrases to stop people creating illegal or offensive imagery. but we now know that hasn't really worked. in this highly secured facility, the iwm finds, removes and logs some of the most abhorrent images and videos imaginable. their trained analysts say they're seeing a flood of images made with artificial intelligence. so what are we looking at then? and we're the first people outside of the charity to be shown redacted versions of some of the pictures being shared by predators. so the first image i want to show you is more of a cartoony style of image of a girl on the beach. i'd say she's probably about three to six years old. obviously, the pose is disgusting and that would instantly make me question whether or not it's real. but it's hard to know. so this location is a bedroom and that's quite classic of real images that we see of children posed in the bedroom. you see that type of image? yes. children doing that pose for that children tha

you can create any image that you like, so, for example, a cat holding a banana in the style of van goght is your imagination, but there are some safeguards put in place. many of these tools have banned words or phrases to stop people creating illegal or offensive imagery, but we now know that hasn't really worked. there are only three organisations in the whole world who are licensed to actively search for child sexual abuse material, and this is one of them, the internet watch foundation, here in cambridge. in this highly secured facility, the iwf finds, removes and logs some of the most abhorrent images and videos imaginable. their trained analysts say they're seeing a flood of images made with artificial intelligence. and we're the first people outside of the charity to be shown redacted versions of some of the images being shared by predators. the first image i want to show you is more of a cartoony style of image of a girl on a beach. i would say she's probably about 3—6 years old. it's really realistic. it's quite realistic. if i saw that, i would think it was a photoshopped image

you can create any image that you like, so, for example, a cat holding a banana in the style of van goghmit is your imagination, but there are some safeguards put in place. many of these tools have banned words or phrases to stop people creating illegal or offensive imagery, but we now know that hasn't really worked. there are only three organisations in the whole world who are licensed to actively search for child sexual abuse material, and this is one of them, the internet watch foundation, here in cambridge. in this highly secured facility, the iwf finds, removes and logs some of the most abhorrent images and videos imaginable. their trained analysts say they're seeing a flood of images made with artificial intelligence. and we're the first people outside of the charity to be shown redacted versions of some of the images being shared by predators. the first image i want to show you is more of a cartoony style of image of a girl on a beach. i would say she's probably about 3—6 years old. it's really realistic. it's quite realistic. if i saw that, i would think it was a photoshopped dam

so, for example, a cat holding a banana in the style of van gogh. let's try that. limit is your imagination, but there are some safeguards put in place. many of these tools have banned words or phrases to stop people creating illegal or offensive imagery, but we now know that hasn't really worked. in this highly secured facility in cambridge, the internet watch foundation finds, removes and logs child sexual abuse material online. their trained analysts say they're increasingly seeing content made with artificial intelligence. we're the first people outside of the charity to be shown redacted versions of some of the pictures being shared by predators. so in the first image i want to show you is more of a cartoony style of image of a girl on the beach. i'd say she's probably about three to six—years—old. obviously, the pose is disgusting, and that would instantly make me question whether or not it's real, but it's hard to know. so this location is a bedroom, and that's quite classic of real images that we see of children posed in the bedroom. so you see that type of

renaissance, i am very impressed by the work of elena da vinci for me. a very unusual painting by van gogh in september in the shopping center stolitsa will organize an exhibition of her handiwork, where young artists will present their paintings. in addition , a special charitable account has been opened to support people with disabilities. before the start, and the second games of the cis countries, there are only 7 days left exactly in a week , the opening ceremony of a large and bright forum will take place at the minsk arena. and this means that the project of the tv news agency about the games is nearing completion in today's episode of the program, which, according to tradition, will be aired by the tv channel belarus 1:15.45 our creative hosts will go with an inspection to the minsk arena to find out about the preparation of the show, moreover, the video zablotskaya and andrey kozlov will try to get into the number of concert artists themselves, the guys will come to visit the most successful team of belarus among team sports. this, of course, is the national beach soccer team, whi

they're throwing paint and soup and different things at great works of art, including van goghs.hibition you've got, somebody might try and destroy one of your works, to say, you know, there's something more important than art. we have to send a message — the planet needs rescue. how would you feel about that? i think so. i mean, it's the same what i'm doing many times. you know, when we flew this sculpture in argentina, the message that we decided to lift was the message from the community, which says water and life is much more worth than lithium. water and life is worth much more than lithium. exactly. and its meaning, i think so, is like the possibility of working together and, right, and if art can be used also to lift up messages — in this case, what i have been using or what we have collaborated is with the community of salinas grandes for the purpose of maintaining life at large, human and non—human living on the planet earth, i think — so that synergy could be only good for the world. and i don't wish to sound like a cynic but i have to ask you this, given everything you

a disproportionately effective you ends aiming to end hunger by 2030, but van gogh looks unachievable with millions more expected to go hungry. i would just say was she have a time. so you spoke to the chief economist for the you and food and agriculture organization. maxime o terreros, he outlined the many factors affecting su, security across the world. and i think that there is something positive on something they got this a positive bodies that hunger was increasing need when to at beacon 3021. and now we have seen in 2022, that is the same and it will be less but the same as the positive. you think why i'm saying is supposed to be, because if you're gonna move from those numbers, what happened because of the water, you know. great. now what happened because of complete 19 we will have seen that decline. that means that the negative resistance is received. why i say there is something negative is because when we look at the numbers by regions, the differences are important. we see, i think the america and these improving the nature of these improving mostly because of america has

artist, which i accept the answer walked, who injured his ear, and then described it in a painting by van goghs is the wrong answer. please build a tower. it did not step, the third element, as always 30 seconds per construction site. so far nothing threatening tower of three elements. this is enough sustainable construction, especially if you take into account these elements that you are in construction. use moving on. which of the european monarchs owns the famous phrase state? well, it seems to me that this is a frenchman. but didn’t he say that. it's amazing. the answer about louis 14 happened at about the same second where the answer about patrick from spongebob happened and here and there is the correct answer or the house is the fourteenth blockhead for your team. we continue with you in dried form, this is called dried apricots, and fresh apricots. this is the correct answer. point to your team, finally. the ancient greeks had zeus as the main god of the olympians. what was the name of the supreme god among the ancient romans? ancient zeus equals well he is the lord of uh thunderstorms

he is the van gogh of hookers and blow. the sun with no restraint trades favors for splash and paint. hunter biden's art sales have rotted $1.3 million according to internal gallery documents obtained by business insiders and no, hunter it's business insider not business inside her. that was pretty good. you didn't know whether or not to laugh or be disgusted. that is what i am aiming for. one mystery buyer show that 175,000 for a set of 11 paintings if my math is correct, that is way too much. and is a shame because if you buy 12 you would have gotten a free case of genital warts. and another buyer is a democratic donor friend who the big guy named to the commission for the preservation of america's heritage abroad back in july 2022. will slap my with a newspaper and call me fido, ain't that a hell of a coincidence? did she buy influence or does she want to hang art in her house that appears to be made by a painting flinging epileptic monkees at sherman williams. they say she was referred none other than nancy pelosi. so i

it can create a painting just like van gogh because it has been fed the paintings and knows what to do. it is their property to begin with, is their argument, that has been amalgumeated into ai, they say we are being replaced by ourselves. it is interesting argument as to why displacement is more unjust, they argue. >> harris: yeah, that can be part of the argument, i think the bigger issue is ai will use their images whenever they want. the question becomes, who belongs to the face on the screen, person behind the face or the person who captured it for ai? that is my understanding. from talking to writers in the beginning in may, they are saying it could go until december. what will they be saying if they don't have writers? who will cross the picket line? i saw this happening, because you have people who need lines and people who write lines and nobody will cross the picket line because they need each other. the ai portion, i challenge hollywood to do what every other industry, like yours, which saves lives and doesn't keep entertainment going, technically what hollywood does. challe

van gogh , i like to write with words more than paints, therefore.at pictures. i'm inspired for the plot verbal, but not so picturesque, but anyway for me every visit to the museum is a source of inspiration. i really like watching portraits every brushstroke every detail, because it's all very interesting. this is all taken as personal experience. in september , an exhibition of her handiwork will be organized in the stolitsa shopping center, where young artists will present their paintings. also , a charity account has been opened to support people with spinal muscular atrophy. the seventh season of the cup of the belarusian biathlon federation started in the town, and the graduates of the unique competition for children's youth sports biathlon, one of the favorite belarusian sports, is starting to replenish the roster of the junior and even the national team of our country, so much attention is paid to the preparation of children andrey kozlov, where are all the adults? here, every story of a guy and a girl, especially, because in the future a big

artist, which i accept the answer walked, who injured his ear, and then described it in a painting by van gogh the wrong answer. please build a tower. it did not walk 30 seconds to the construction site, while nothing threatening tower of three elements. this is a fairly stable construction, especially if you take into account the elements that you are in construction. use move on. which of the european monarchs owns the famous phrase the state is i time, well , it seems to me that this is a frenchman but it is only that he has always been presented. it's amazing. the answer about louis 14 occurred at about the same second as the answer about patrick from spongebob and here and there are the correct answers louis fourteenth is your team's idiot. we continue with you in dried form, this is called dried apricots, and fresh apricots. this is the correct answer. point to your team, finally. the ancients greeks the main god of the olympians was zeus and what was the name of the supreme god of the ancient romans? ancient zeus equals well he is the lord of uh thunderstorms lightning . yes, there are

painters like paul cezanne, paul gauguin , vincent van gogh had gauguin, vincent van gogh had one set henri matisse , gustave klimt, henri matisse, pablo picasso had yet more radical responses. this exhibition, after impressionism , inventing modern art at the national gallery, tells the story of european painting and sculpture in the three decades before the first . world war. before the first. world war. mary is a break point in art. after the last exhibition by the impressionists , i would believe impressionists, i would believe fundamentally that there is and it was a moment where actually even that last exhibition, which was in 1886, which is where we start this exhibition here, was already showing tensions amongst the impression lists. >> and so they were each going their own somewhat independent ways. >> what sort of ways were they going? >> there were questioning, once again whether actually just painting a fleeting moment in time was really the primary ambition of art. us it was truth to the moment, but it mightn't necessarily give a greater weight to the meaning of that part

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to value pieces, again, hunter biden, this is not somebody whose name goes along with picasso and van goghback to the simplest answer is always the right answer, maria. >> this is silly from her perspective. maria: initially they wouldn't even tell us who was buying the art. we don't know if it was a chinese businessman connected to the ccp or ukrainian business people. these are the people they've been taking money from for all of these years according to house republicans. >> it's a silly move on their part. you can pull the thread on this. there's such an ability to find out. when were the calls made, when was the purchase done, how many other pieces were bought at the same time. who has been in touch with this individual, what kind of conversations did they have. this is going to get to be really, really messy. everybody knows right off the bat, this is a brand-new artist. you might like the thing but to get this kind of money just because he's a great artist, nobody's buying that. maria: well, and also they set up these 20 shell companies and these were the companies that took in mone

very unusual paintings by van gogh, i like to paint with words rather than colors, so i'm probably looking at paintings. i get inspired for the plot and verbal, but they are so picturesque, but in any case, for me , every visit to the museum is a source of inspiration. i love. well, i'll have to portrait every nitrogen, every detail, because it's all very interesting. this is all taken as personal experience. in september, the capital shopping center will organize an exhibition of her hands, where young artists will present their paintings, and a charity account has been opened to support people with spinal muscular atrophy. the seventh season of the cup of the belarusian biathlon federation has started, and graduates of the unique competition for children's youth sports begin to replenish the roster of the junior and even the national team of our country. therefore, great attention is paid to the preparation of children. andrey kozlov where everything is, like in adults. here every story of a girl’s boyfriend, especially, because in the future a big and titled biathlete was originally thi

so, for example, a cat holding a banana in the style of van gogh. let's try that. and there we are.legal or offensive imagery. but we now know that hasn't really worked. there are only three organizations in the whole world who are licensed to actively search for child sexual abuse material. and this is one of them, the internet watch foundation here in cambridge. in this highly secured facility, the iwm finds, removes and logs some of the most abhorrent images and videos imaginable. their trained analysts say they're seeing a flood of images made with artificial intelligence. so what are we looking at then? and we're the first people outside of the charity to be shown redacted versions of some of the pictures being shared by predators. so the first image i want to show you is more of a cartoony style of image of a girl on the beach. i'd say she's probably about 3 to 6 years old. it's really realistic. it's quite realistic. if i saw that, i would think it was a photoshopped image. obviously, the pose is disgusting and that would instantly make me question whether or not it's real. b

. >> he's the van gogh of and blow. . yes.th the sun with ne o restrainsun t trades favors for splashing paint. hunter art sales have reportedly brought in $1.3 million, according to internal gallery documents obtainedcument by business insider. and no, hunter. ssit's business insider, not ind business. >> inside e her back is pretty good. he didn't know whether to laugh or be disgusted. that's always i'm aiming for. ih one mystery buyeatr shelled out 875,000 for a set of 11 paintings. if my math is correct, that's way too much. >> and it's a shame because if you buy 12, you have gotten a free case of genital warts. ohfree c, and another buyer, elizabeth hearst. natali is a democratic friend who the big guy named to the commission for the preservationi of america's heritage abroad. 22. in july 20,en well, slap my with a newspaper and call me fido. ain't that a hell of a coincidence? so did she buy influence or does she really want to hang art in her house? that to be made by a paint flinging epileptic monkey at sherwin-wi

paintings , paint at van gogh paintings, they didn't care then.n but this is just such attention seeking. and i think what it's doing, though, it's turning doing, though, is it's turning people off their and it's people off their cause and it's making them really disagree with the tactics that they're using to try to get their point across. i mean, even their billionaire backers have said that they don't agree with it anymore. the whole thing has just out of control. just gotten out of control. >> look, i think the >> yeah, but look, i think the vast, of people vast, vast majority of people would agree say, no, you would agree and say, no, you shouldn't disrupt anyone's wedding. she didn't disrupt their wedding, did is they their wedding, did she? is they came out the church door. she walked up behind them and threw some confetti , confetti over some confetti, confetti over them. it's not i mean, they weren't disrupted . the whole weren't disrupted. the whole thing lasted a couple of seconds and they smiled and carried on. >> well, i think that wa

we isn't industry, whether it is myself as chairman and ceo of hard rock, or c-stores or mgm or van gogh or draft, game we are unified. 100%. that the biggest challenge we have in the united states is a topic of illegal gaming. whether it is offshore, whether it is what we call strip centers with these kind of hybrid games. and we want to work with you as the leaders of your states to eliminates these games. phil, miller the ceo of the american gaming association and i are working with us at the federal level. specifically the department of justice. and we are also working with the law enforcement agencies. but when you see these numbers, we know that factually we are in excess of 500 billion dollars a year on and off shore gaming bets which are occurring that are not regulated and all of us, we is operatives and u.s. leaders of states were always looking at how we can create more revenue. as we said to the speaker of the house who was once the state of florida, let's just go online. it's right in front of us. it is tremendous revenue source. we as an industry are 100% embracing the regu

and he's got a picasso, and he's got three van goghs. herken: his mother was a paris-trained artist who exhibited her work at various galleries in manhattan. rhodes: she was a nervous person. she really didn't let this little boy go outside. bird: and he was very sheltered and extremely socially awkward. rhodes: when he finally went to camp one summer, he was so nasty to the other kids that they roughed him up. he said later they put him in the icehouse all night naked and painted him green, including his genitals. oddly enough, oppenheimer didn't protest. he just took his punishment stoically. it was a very odd reaction for a young boy at that age. rhodes: imagine this sensitive boy, this very smart boy, but one who has no idea how to deal with other people. certainly not with children his own age. he's had no experience. alex wellerstein: the real core psychological moment for oppenheimer appears to have been when he was in college. and he goes to study physics at cambridge, and he doesn't do very well. he ends up in a laboratory that'

we isn't industry, whether it is myself as chairman and ceo of hard rock, or c-stores or mgm or van gogh. 100%. that the biggest challenge we have in the united states is a topic of illegal gaming. whether it is offshore, whether it is what we call strip centers with these kind of hybrid games. and we want to work with you as the leaders of your states to eliminates these games. phil, miller the ceo of the american gaming association and i are working with us at the federal level. specifically the department of justice. and we are also working with the law enforcement agencies. but when you see these numbers, we know that factually we are in excess of 500 billion dollars a year on and off shore gaming bets which are occurring that are not regulated and all of us, we is operatives and u.s. leaders of states were always looking at how we can create more revenue. as we said to the speaker of the house who was once the state of florida, let's just go online. it's right in front of us. it is tremendous revenue source. we as an industry are 100% embracing the regulatory environment to do it ri

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as soon as they didn’t copy van gogh’s paintings on matchboxes and from door handles and in pop styleorm of embroidery, by the way, embroidery is a great way to calm down and pump your brain. it is also a sea of ​​emotions that the authors of these masterpieces have definitely experienced - filigree dogs or a pie on a tray, which is easy to confuse with the real one. yes indeed, but positive emotions will give her the people's comedy for sticks only a week left before its release. help is not what you need now , you will need help, like many young people, the son of the mayor artyom golub believed that money decides everything in life, and he was confused with useful connections, but the bankruptcy of his family. and the services in the army quickly knocked the hero down, arrogance , and now artyom needs to figure out what kind of person he really is. he's a little lost throughout most of the films, because he wants to find his way exactly his way, which way is right. wrong. right now he is just the same in the house for a very long time to think, the heroes of evgeny zarubin will not

let's just say it's great van gogh masis and it all began with this.a pot pot with a breakdown of themselves already in the epic of their painting outside, honoring with their favorite literary cottage cheese torfest , the central garage, the regional youth festival and one more for 300 specialists from various fields of the allotment and showed us no creativity business cards and presentations of the regions tested their strength and volleyball pies no ropes, figured kirov no bicycle spring sport. it's not the first year i've been here, well, every year it's getting better and better the atmosphere is just nice friends acquaintance new we started preparing to discuss on social networks about a week ago. we had a group where we discussed all the points. all sorts of skits were prepared there, so, as it were. well, yes, we were getting ready to get to know each other in advance. all right on the day of arrival, the brothers just said to themselves at one point and that's it. we met there on the bus and we got to know each other. it was also carried out