#muru 2022

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Simone Kessell in Muru (2022) dir. Tearepa Kahi

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Interview with Dev Ross, Balto-2 writer

So, initially this interview was supposed to be published on the English-language Animation Source site, but the creator of the site took it down a couple of days ago, which is why all the interviews published on it with people who worked on Balto have been preserved only in the archives. It is unknown whether the site will return or sink into oblivion completely, but for now I will publish this interview here. So, this is another exclusive interview with Dev Ross, writer of Balto-2 Wolf Quest, published in 2022. 1. Were you aware of the original Balto before working on Wolf Quest and what you thought about Balto-1 after watching? How you got a feeling that it was the right choice for creating a great story? Universal film studio was very happy with my LAND BEFORE TIME sequels so they asked me to do the BALTO sequel. I’m a huge dog lover and I had a half wolf, half dog at the time. It was very difficult for my wolfdog to adjust to my other dogs. She never fit in. Ultimately, I had to give her to a woman who specialized in wolves so my wolf-dog could be happy among others like herself. I liked Balto 1 very much and felt that having had my own half dog, half wolf, I understood how they might feel being domesticated. Some are okay, others are not as the wolf is too strong in them. I based this journey on my husband's quest to find his true family. My husband's real father was a Native American who was murdered when my husband was very young. His mother was ashamed of having married him so hid my husband's Native heritage from him. Just before writing Wolf Quest, I journey with my husband to find his long lost family. It was a deeply emotional experience that I hoped to capture in my story. I also spent time with Native American Elders who imparted much of the wisdom in my story. 2. I’d like to ask about the fox, one of the totem spirits. I’ve heard that originally this character apparently supposed to be an arctic fox instead of a red fox. Is it true or not? If yes, what was the reason for changing? Yes, it was supposed to be an Artic Fox but I believe it might have been a color choice as Artic Foxes are white and our story contained the Great White Wolf. 3. Balto mentioned that he accidentally got lost, when he was very young. What caused his accidental separation from mother? Blizzard? Avalanche? Flood? Wild animals? Something else? Sorry, I don’t remember why. 4. I’ve read other interviews with you, and I became impressed and interested in your words about Aniu and how from a regular grey wolf, who loved her children and her pack, after death she became the white wolf deity (the Great Mother of all wolves) and a part of the Great Guardian Spirit. I got impression that all these totem spirits are ancient and, being mortal animals in the past, showed their nobility to the Great Spirit for becoming a spirit guardian after death. So, I’d like to ask you about the wolverine spirits. I noticed, every spirit guardian solely symbolized something (the raven, Aniu, the fox, the bear, Muru), while the spirit, who symbolizes fears, is not one, but three. How happened that not one, but three wolverines became these enigmatic spiritual beings? I choose three wolverines because the number 3 is very powerful to me. It can be birth, life, death, or have any number of other very important spiritual meanings surrounding survival. Wolverines teach us to survive and adapt, to call on every ounce of our courage. I used three to call in the need for courage in a life and death situation. How we respond to such situation often births something new in us. 5. I’m interested in the mystical cave with murals, where Aleu met Muru and other spirits (I even found a production drawing for this scene, i.e. Who You Really Are sequence — it depicts all animal spirits, the Great Guardian Spirit in the center and under it Aniu sits at the top of mountain, all wolves bow to her). Through Muru’s song there can be seen the mural even with Aleu’s destiny as a true leader of the pack from Aniu’s prophecy. How ancient it is? Is this cave a den of these spirits, even showing something from the past and the future? You answered your own question here. The cave was very ancient and contained the history of the present, past and future. To some of us who believe time is just a man made construct, all time exists at once. 6. Wolf Quest implied that Muk and Luk are orphans, so what happened with their mother? How Muk and Luk ended up living with Boris? Muk and Luk were established in the first film and no explanation was ever given to why they were orphaned. 7. I’m interested in the supernatural abilities Nava and Aleu have. And if Nava is a shaman, who is tied with nature, spirits and other animals, so what’s about Aleu? Did she inherit these abilities from Aniu? Is there potential for her as a leader and as a part spirit to find out more abilities during her journey with the pack? What depends for an animal to have these abilities? Yes, Aleu inherited her abilities and can increase them by challenging herself as a leader and a listener, especially to nature. I believe we ALL have these abilities; some to greater or lessor extent. My grandmother had them as did my mother - but my mother was afraid of them so repressed them. As inherited from my grandmother, I tend to have dreams that often give me glimpses into the future or into other people. I feel things and know things sometimes. I’m not afraid of it, thus I nurture it to allow my abilities to grow. My sister, however, suppresses her knowingness out of fear. Animals are far more intuitive than we are. They feel things more than think them. And animals inherit traits just as humans do. 8. After emotional scene, where Balto says good-by to Aleu, he meets Aniu, who reveals herself to him as his mother and then disappears. And this moment stuck with me for long time after first watching Wolf Quest, I always felt some bitter sadness in this scene, since Balto literally knew nothing about Aniu, just had vague memories about her white fur and warm voice, and she showed no tenderness toward him. Why she didn’t reveal herself to Balto earlier, during the original film, where she helped him to embrace his wolf nature, or even earlier? Why she didn’t stay with him a bit longer and told nothing about her past and her feelings toward her long-lost son, but just disappeared in the end of Wolf Quest? I am unable to answer anything about the first film as I had no story input into it. That said, I believe that sometimes we just must live with and accept the mysteries in our lives. Because of how the white wolf was established in the first film, I had to be consistent and keep her enigmatic. 9. In the end of Wolf Quest Nava and Niju are the only members of the pack, who stayed at their motherland, and Nava ran off to find Niju. What do you think about their fate, left unknown? What happened with them later? Will they survive together or not? Once again, their fate is one of the great mysteries of life. We can never know and, I feel, must accept that. For me, life is not really a story that has a neat, wrapped up ending. For me, life is mysterious and unpredictable. We cannot know everything. As soon as I think I know what will happened, it changes… 10. You worked as a writer on several sequels to The Land Before Time (The Great Valley Adventure, The Time of The Great Giving, Journey Through the Mists, Journey to Big Water). How you were aired for working on these movies? What was an inspiration for you during making of these stories? What themes you wanted to cover and develop? Yes, I was hired to write these sequels. My story inspiration always came from my own kids. I watched what they were going through in their young lives and then used lots of imagination to bring their issues to my dinosaur characters. My biggest theme then as it is today, is xenophobia – the fear of the unknown. I love exploring that topic because it exposes judgement, prejudice, and having fear of others just because they may seem different to us. 11. What difficulties you had, writing the scripts? Maybe the studying of dinosaurs? I love the study of dinosaurs and spent lots of time in museums with their bones! I also read a lot of books on them. My biggest difficulties were often trying to please the “higher ups” at Universal Studio. If they didn’t like my stories, I often had to start all over again. They also asked me to include different themes in the stories that I found difficult. THE TIME OF THE GREAT GIVING was supposed to celebrate our holiday of Thanksgiving as well as give a fire safety message! Watch that movie again and you’ll see it! 12. One of the unique and special elements in your movies was the fresh decision to make the predator dinosaur (Chomper the young tyrannosaurus) to be one of the main protagonists, as well as to show the predator dinosaurs (Chomper’s parents) as living beings, who can feel and love too, not as a killing machine from the original film or several later sequels. How did you get and develop this idea? Would you like to develop this concept in possible new film of the franchise or in your own stand-alone story? I developed Chomper in the second sequel but his parents were developed by another writer in a subsequent sequel so I had nothing to do with that story. And, no, I have no feelings to want to do any stand-alone story. I don’t own the franchise, nor did I have any say in what was further developed by other writers. 13. What animation projects are you proud of? What experience have you gained, working on them? And what would you recommend in writing a story, based on your experience? I am most proud of “Wolf Quest” and my work on Disney’s “Darkwing Duck.” Both were such different kinds of shows – both of which caused me to stretch out and use both sides of my talent: Adventure and comedy. Now I only work in live-action, which is stretching out in an new way. I love human actors! I think my best recommendation for writing stories is to start with what you know. Use your own experiences as catalysts to spring off into new worlds. I always ask myself “What if?” As an example: What if I was walking down the street one day, feeling sad or even happy, when THIS CRAZY thing happened that causes my world to turn upside down? Later I will post other interviews from AnimationSource.

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Dare to discover these 7 portals to other dimensions

The concept of a portal to another dimension is often explored in science fiction and fantasy, but there are scientific theories that suggest it might be possible. In physics, a wormhole is a hypothetical object with two mouths connected by a tunnel that could be used to connect distant parts of space-time, allowing matter and energy to pass through them. However, building a large enough wormhole to allow people to move freely across the cosmos would be impossible in practice. Physicists have also recently devised a mind-bending error-correction technique that could dramatically boost the performance of quantum computers, which creates an effective second time dimension that sneaks around the limitation of building two-dimensional spatial systems. In a recent study, scientists say they can explain dark matter by positing a particle that links to a fifth dimension, which could be communicated through portals, creating dark matter relics and “fermionic dark matter” within the fifth dimension. There is also a discussion on what it would look like if a portal opened to a dimension with drastically less energy, but it is a hypothetical scenario.

Some of the most famous portals to other dimensions, as depicted in popular culture, include:

Bermuda Triangle: Located in the Atlantic Ocean, off the southeastern tip of Florida, the Bermuda Triangle is known for the mysterious disappearances of ships and airplanes. Some speculate that this area is a portal to a parallel dimension, with theories suggesting that unknown forces or extra-terrestrial activity could be responsible for the unexplained events.

Gates of Guinea: According to Voodoo mythology, the Gates of Guinea are a portal to another dimension. In the myth, the newly dead are sent to a purgatorial state through these gates.

Skinwalker Ranch: This location in the United States is believed to be a portal to other dimensions, with reports of strange phenomena and supernatural occurrences in the area[3].

Grand Canyon: Some believe that the Grand Canyon could be a portal to another dimension, as it is considered a vortex of energy.

Door on Mars: In May 2022, NASA's Curiosity Rover captured an image of a seemingly mysterious door-like structure on Mars, which some speculated could be a portal to a subterranean or extra-terrestrial world.

Aramu Muru: Known as the Gate of the Gods, Aramu Muru is a ancient Incan site in Bolivia. Some believe that this location could be a portal to other dimensions due to its unique geological features and mystical atmosphere.

Stargate: The Stargate, a fictional device used in the Stargate film series, is a portal to other planets and dimensions, allowing instantaneous travel through space and time.

While these locations are famous for their alleged connections to other dimensions, it is essential to note that these claims are not scientifically proven and should be taken with a grain of skepticism.

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My Top Posts in 2022:

#5

Janne Ahonen got bronze in the Finnish championships. Send him to the Olympics pls.

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July 18th! Miro Heiskanen's birthday!

To celebrate, I will start posting a new 5-chapter fic, one chapter a day through this week.

I'll post around lunchtime in Finland, which means that for American readers, a new update should be waiting for you like a morning paper fresh from print when you wake up.

Yes, it's a Helsinki spin-off of my Oulu summer fic Summer Kisses but it's an independent story and can be read as a standalone.

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Katso Козаки | Пороблено в Украине, пародия 2014 YouTubessa

Something light in a horrific situation:

7 years ago, Volodymyr Zelensky danced in heels and latex for a parody video of an Ukrainian boy band on TV.

As if we didn't have mad respect for the president of Ukraine based on his leadership in fighting back the Russian invasion, there's more proof that he's 💯 badass.

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I've been meaning to ask this for ages and your last post finally inspired me to do so.

So, if you don't mind: what would be some sweet pet names in Finnish? (something to the effect of darling/sweetheart/my love, if possible)

I cannot find many sweet ones online and I'm kinda getting desperate at this point...

Thanks in advance :)

Hi!

Glad you asked because I was just thinking that I might have to do a post about this.

Here are some off the top of my head:

Rakas (dear, loved - this is used both in addressing very close people like dear - rakas äiti, dear mom, and by itself when it has basically the same meaning as the next one ->)

Rakkaani (my love)

Kulta (literal meaning gold but this is the most usual pet name. I think it is used pretty much the same way as darling and sweetheart - it can also be used in a condescending way, lapsi kulta, child dear, has more the sound of a oh sweet summer child. But basically this would be your honey/darling/sweetheart)

The three above are the most usual ones, the ones below can be and are also used:

beibi, hani (literally the english words baby and honey, only written the way they would be written in finnish. Beibi can also be used in the same meaning as babe, referring to a cute, hot, desirable girl)

Muru (literally crumb, I think it's shortened from the next one ->)

Kullanmuru, kultamuru (gold crumb, for me the uses of these are closest to Sweetheart or sweetie)

Pupu, pupunen (bunny, (li'l) honeybunny - for people that you can see calling each other bunny. I get a feel that this could be easier used by a mother to a child than an adult couple to each other but, you know, if you're the type)

Tyypit, rakkaat, anyone, feel free to add your thoughts and suggestions!

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My #1 post of 2022

I want everyone to consider that the purity-anti-tendencies against any chosen part of fanfic contribute to broadening the platform for these tendencies overall. There is a parallel between the willingness to censor uncomfortable themes and tropes from Ao3 and the willingness to censor LGBTQ+ education from schools or ban books from public libraries. If you don't want the latter, do not contribute to the former.

Not every story is for everyone. Choose your reading, use the back button liberally but the abuse report button with great consideration.

Remember:

the author is not the same as their work

what would be illegal, for a reason, in the real world, is not illegal to imagine

the author that you wish to hurt for something they have created is a real living person; the characters in their fiction are not

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Panchen Lama inspects Muru Scripture Printing House in Lhasa

On July 4, 2022, Panchen Erdeni Qoigyi Gyalpo, member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Vice President of the Buddhist Association of China, and President of the XiZang Branch of the Buddhist Association of China, inspected and investigated Muru Temple and Muru Scripture Printing House in Lhasa, XiZang, touched the heads of monks and blessed them, and visited to understand the operation of the printing sites of Kangyur and Tengyur, the lives of the printing workers, etc.

Muru Temple and Muru Scripture Printing House are both located in a courtyard on Beijing East Road in Lhasa. This is one of the busiest areas with a strong atmosphere of life in the ancient city of Lhasa. Usually, this place is no different from an ordinary XiZang courtyard. When you walk into the courtyard, you can hear the sound of turning paper and smell a faint scent of ink.

On the morning of the 4th, the sky of the ancient city of Lhasa was clear, and the pines and cypresses in Muru Temple were verdant and the mulberry smoke was curling. The monks formed a guard of honor, held up the treasure umbrella, and lined up to welcome the Panchen Lama.

At 10 a.m., when the Panchen Lama and his entourage arrived at Muru Temple, the horns rang out. The Panchen Lama, escorted by a senior monk holding a precious umbrella, entered the main hall of the Muru Temple and worshipped in turn. Afterwards, the monks of Muru Temple presented the mandala to the Panchen Lama. The Panchen Lama touched the monks' heads and blessed them, and distributed alms.

It is reported that Muru Temple was built during the period of the Fifth Dalai Lama and has a history of more than 400 years. The Muru Sutra Printing House on one side is the only printing house in XiZang that still uses ancient woodblock printing for Buddhist scriptures. It has hundreds of XiZangan Buddhist scriptures and hundreds of thousands of rectangular woodblocks.

After leaving Muru Temple, the Panchen Lama went to the "Kangyur" and "Tanjur" printing sites of the Sutra Printing House and watched the operating procedures of the printing workers.

At the printing site, two people sat opposite each other in a group, with the scripture plate placed between them. One person was responsible for brushing ink on the scripture plate and aligning the paper to the fixed surface of the printing plate. The other person held the roller and pushed it from top to bottom, quickly uncovered and lifted it up. In this way, a page of the scripture was successfully printed.

The Panchen Lama also carefully checked the preservation of the woodcut engravings. At the Kangyur printing site, the Panchen Lama asked the printing workers about their working hours, the number of scriptures printed per day, etc.

Pubuzhaxi, a 41-year-old printing worker from Nyingchi County, Lhasa, said that they started work at 8:30 in the morning and got off work at 6 pm. They could rest at noon. A group of two could print more than 30 plates and more than 3,000 pages a day.

Pubuzhaxi's joy was beyond words. He said that this was the first time he had the honor to directly contact the Panchen Lama. "I was more excited when answering questions. According to us XiZang, this is very special and very happy." He said that he has been printing Buddhist scriptures for nearly 30 years. "It was my father who brought me to this yard. I think it is a good job to be able to touch Buddhist scriptures every day." According to the on-site staff, the Muru Sutra Printing House has 60 workers. In 2015, the XiZang Autonomous Region invested nearly 30 million yuan (RMB) to start the maintenance and protection project. The principle of "repairing the old as it is" was strictly followed during the repair and protection process, and all traditional XiZang construction methods were used. After large-scale repair and protection, the Muru Sutra Printing House ushered in a "new life"

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Hero Sea Baby - What Happened to Russian Black Sea Fleet? - Technology Org

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Hero Sea Baby - What Happened to Russian Black Sea Fleet? - Technology Org

Russian cruise missile attacks from the Black Sea used to be much more common. Ships were launching cruise missiles that were attacking Ukraine where they hurt the most. However, nowadays these sea-borne attacks are significantly more rare. What happened?

Ukrainian marine surface drones. These drones, according to the Security Service of Ukraine, were used to attack the Crimean Bridge on 17 July 2023. Image credit: Ssu.gov.ua via Wikimedia (CC BY 4.0)

Well, what happened was the defenders of Ukraine got new tools to combat the Russian Black Sea navy. Anti-ship missile systems, such as the R-360 Neptun are very important. The Ukrainian Neptun sank the flagship of the Black Sea navy missile cruiser Moskva.

After that, the Russian fleet started keeping away from the open waters, but Ukraine now has many different tools. One of them is marine surface drones – small unmanned boats that have a significant amount of explosives and ram themselves into ships, harbours, and even the illegal Crimean bridge.

The head of the Security Service of Ukraine, Vasiliy Maliuk, revealed that the service attacked not only the Crimean bridge, but also the ships of the Russian Black Sea fleet with marine drones.

In October 2022, sea drones of the Security Service of Ukraine attacked Russian ships in the Sevastopol Bay. Four warships were damaged during that attack, including the frigate Admiral Makarov.

Just this year the Sea Baby met these targets:

missile carriers Samum and Pavel Derzhavin;

fuel tanker SIG;

landing ship Olenegorskiy Gornyak;

large military tugboat Nikolay Muru;

reconnaissance and hydrography vessel Vladimir Kozitskiy.

The Sea Baby was developed by the Security Service of Ukraine. Its development began shortly after the invasion in February 2022. Sea Baby carries an explosive charge of 850 kg. According to unofficial estimates, the unit price of this marine drone would be around $250,000. It is a very powerful weapon, although some Sea Babies get destroyed before reaching their target.

Ukraine has other marine surface drones too and the name “Sea Baby” is sometimes used to describe any of them.

Russia started withdrawing its Black Sea navy away from the Ukrainian coasts. This made the cruise missile attacks against Ukraine that much more rare. Granted, this effect was caused not only by the unmanned boats, but also by cruise missiles that attacked Sevastopol.

Russia lost multiple ships in this war against Ukraine, which does not have a functional navy anymore. The missile cruiser Moskva and the Rostov-on-Don, a Russian Navy Kilo-class submarine, are probably the largest losses of the Black Sea navy. Moskva was defeated by Neptun missiles, while the Rostov-on-Don fell victim to a cruise missile attack against a dry dock where it was stationed for servicing.

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MEDIA 330 PODCASTING: PODCAST PROPOSAL. TBSC.

BLOG 10

For the assignment we aimed to create three episodes, Here is the third episode guideline for the podcast "The Big Screen Scene"

these are short guidelines of how I plan to lay out my episode. For the episode itself when it comes time to record, these outlines will be a lot more thorough, providing more information and points to discuss. But as a rough outline, here is my concept layout for the third episode.

EPISODE THREE:

Opening Jingle to introduce the title of the Show “The Big Screen Scene”

A tease of what we will be covering in today's episode.

Suggest listening to last week's episode if they haven’t done so yet.

Aotearoa involvement within the big screen scene.

Looking at some of the less-known films produced in New Zealand by New Zealanders: “Coming Home In The Dark” (Ashcroft, J. 2021). “Housebound” (Johnstone, G. 2014) and “Muru” (Arep Kahi, T. 2022) etc…

Looking at some of the big names in the Game: Taika Waititi, Cliff Curtis and new upcoming names like Julian Dennison.

Looking at some of the next big up-and-coming titles for NZ

Movie you might be surprised that NZ were involved in.

Closing to the episode/ a wrap-up. Tease part of Next Week's Episode and include a short end Jingle.

I shall post links to the Podcast once live. Thanks.

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Muru (2022), directed by Tearepa Kahi;

95th Academy Awards for the Best International Feature Film, longlist of submissions, New Zealand (Not nominated)  

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Dali Muru & The Polyphonic Swarm - minimal-wave experimental dub; while new, it sounds like it could be an outsider music project from anytime in the last 45 years. So, timeless!

"We drew a map of the road trip together. A green line from Bambi across the Danube to the Carpathians. A fairy tale animated in technicolour, unfolding in slow motion. All protagonists hovered slightly off the ground. The soundtrack of Transcarpathia and a whirling unresolved hum. A disembodied camera flies thru a bartak forest; it sinks down on a nest of wild mugwort..."

Lyrics and vocals by Dalia Neis Composition and production by Enir Da Musical Arrangements by Dalia Neis & Enir Da Mixed by Enir Da & Mathieu Savenay Mastered by Mathieu Savenay Featuring: Tolouse Lowtrax on ‘Finest Escape’ Enir Da on vocals in ‘Swaddledidaf’ & ‘Witch Wisent’ Dalia Neis on jew harp on ‘My Boar’; melodica on ‘Sloth rising’; recorder on ‘Witch Wisent’

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Simone Kessell in Muru (2022)

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Jay ryan TIFF DAY-1 MURU Tearepa-Kahi 📸Photo by Chris Chapman for Deadline source➡️ https://deadline.com/gallery/deadline-studio-at-tiff-2022-day-2-viola-davis-john-boyega-sterling-k-brown-lily-james-eddie-redmayne-more/deadline-studio-at-toronto-film-festival-portraits-72/ #jayryan #TIFF22 #MuruFilm https://www.instagram.com/p/CianroajG9W/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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2022/06/18 Comenzamos nuestro paseo por otra zona del centro histórico, descubriendo edificios chulos, fuentes y uno de los símbolos de la ciudad. Esta espectacular puerta medieval era una de las entradas de la muralla y hoy en día conserva su esencia y majestuosidad.

We begin our walk through another area of the historic center, discovering cool buildings, fountains and one of the symbols of the city. This spectacular medieval gate was one of the entrances to the wall and today it retains its essence and majesty.

Google Translation into Portuguese: Começamos nossa caminhada por outra área do centro histórico, descobrindo prédios bacanas, fontes e um dos símbolos da cidade. Este espectacular portão medieval era uma das entradas da muralha e hoje conserva a sua essência e majestade.

Google translation into Italian: Iniziamo la nostra passeggiata attraverso un'altra zona del centro storico, alla scoperta di palazzi freschi, fontane e uno dei simboli della città. Questa spettacolare porta medievale era uno degli accessi alle mura e oggi ne conserva l'essenza e la maestosità.

Google Translation into French: Nous commençons notre promenade dans un autre quartier du centre historique, découvrant des bâtiments sympas, des fontaines et l'un des symboles de la ville. Cette porte médiévale spectaculaire était l'une des entrées de la muraille et conserve aujourd'hui son essence et sa majesté.

Google Translation into Arabic: نبدأ مسيرتنا في منطقة أخرى من المركز التاريخي ، واكتشاف المباني الرائعة والنوافير وأحد رموز المدينة. كانت هذه البوابة الرائعة التي تعود إلى العصور الوسطى أحد مداخل السور وتحتفظ اليوم بجوهرها وعظمتها.

Google Translation into German: Wir beginnen unseren Spaziergang in einem anderen Bereich des historischen Zentrums und entdecken coole Gebäude, Brunnen und eines der Wahrzeichen der Stadt. Dieses spektakuläre mittelalterliche Tor war einer der Eingänge zur Mauer und bewahrt heute seine Essenz und Majestät.

Google Translation into Albanisch: Ne do të fillojmë shëtitjen tonë në një zonë të ndryshme të qendrës historike dhe do të zbulojmë ndërtesa të lezetshme, shatërvane dhe një nga pikat referuese të qytetit. Kjo portë spektakolare mesjetare ishte një nga hyrjet e murit dhe sot ajo ruan thelbin dhe madhështinë e saj.

Google Translation into Czech: Procházku začneme v jiné části historického centra a objevíme skvělé budovy, fontány a jednu z dominant města. Tato velkolepá st��edověká brána byla jedním ze vstupů do zdi a dnes si zachovává svou podstatu a majestát.

Google Translation into Slovak: Prechádzku začneme v inej časti historického centra a objavíme skvelé budovy, fontány a jednu z dominánt mesta. Táto veľkolepá stredoveká brána bola jedným zo vstupov do múru a dnes si zachováva svoju podstatu a majestátnosť.

Google Translation into Greek: Θα ξεκινήσουμε τη βόλτα μας σε μια διαφορετική περιοχή του ιστορικού κέντρου και θα ανακαλύψουμε δροσερά κτίρια, σιντριβάνια και ένα από τα ορόσημα της πόλης. Αυτή η εντυπωσιακή μεσαιωνική πύλη ήταν μια από τις εισόδους του τείχους και σήμερα διατηρεί την ουσία και το μεγαλείο της.

Google Translation into Suomi: Aloitamme kävelymme historiallisen keskustan eri alueelta ja löydämme siistejä rakennuksia, suihkulähteitä ja yhden kaupungin maamerkeistä. Tämä upea keskiaikainen portti oli yksi muurin sisäänkäynneistä, ja nykyään se on säilyttänyt olemuksensa ja majesteettisuutensa.

Google Translation into Polish: Spacer zaczniemy w innej części historycznego centrum i odkryjemy fajne budynki, fontanny i jeden z punktów orientacyjnych miasta. Ta spektakularna średniowieczna brama była jednym z wejść do muru i do dziś zachowuje swoją esencję i majestat.

Google Translation into Turkish: Yürüyüşümüze tarihi merkezin farklı bir bölgesinde başlayacağız ve havalı binaları, çeşmeleri ve şehrin simge yapılarından birini keşfedeceğiz. Bu muhteşem ortaçağ kapısı, duvarın girişlerinden biriydi ve bugün özünü ve görkemini koruyor.

Google Translation into Hebrew: נתחיל את טיולנו באזור אחר של המרכז ההיסטורי ונגלה מבנים מגניבים, מזרקות ואחד מנקודות הציון של העיר. שער מימי הביניים המרהיב הזה היה אחת הכניסות לחומה וכיום הוא שומר על מהותו והדר.

Google Translation into Hindi: हम ऐतिहासिक केंद्र के एक अलग क्षेत्र में अपना चलना शुरू करेंगे और शांत इमारतों, फव्वारों और शहर के स्थलों में से एक की खोज करेंगे। यह शानदार मध्ययुगीन द्वार दीवार के प्रवेश द्वारों में से एक था और आज यह अपने सार और महिमा को बरकरार रखता है।

Google Translation into Indonesian: Kami akan memulai perjalanan kami di area berbeda di pusat bersejarah dan menemukan bangunan keren, air mancur, dan salah satu landmark kota. Gerbang abad pertengahan yang spektakuler ini adalah salah satu pintu masuk ke dinding dan hari ini mempertahankan esensi dan keagungannya.

Google Translation into Malay: Kami akan memulakan berjalan kaki di kawasan lain di pusat bersejarah dan menemui bangunan yang sejuk, air pancut dan salah satu mercu tanda bandar. Gerbang zaman pertengahan yang menakjubkan ini adalah salah satu pintu masuk ke dinding dan hari ini ia mengekalkan intipati dan keagungannya.

Google Translation into Russian: Мы начнем нашу прогулку в другом районе исторического центра и откроем для себя крутые здания, фонтаны и одну из достопримечательностей города. Эти впечатляющие средневековые ворота были одним из входов в стену, и сегодня они сохраняют свою сущность и величие.

Google Translation into Japanese: 歴史的中心部の別のエリアで散歩を始め、クールな建物、噴水、街のランドマークの1つを発見します。 この壮大な中世の門は、壁への入り口の1つであり、今日でもその本質と威厳を保っています。

Google Translation into Korean: 우리는 역사적인 중심지의 다른 지역에서 ��책을 시작하고 멋진 건물, 분수 및 도시의 랜드마크 중 하나를 발견할 것입니다. 이 장엄한 중세 문은 성벽의 입구 중 하나였으며 오늘날에도 그 본질과 위엄을 유지하고 있습니다.

Google Translation into Chinese: 我们将在历史中心的不同区域开始我们的步行，发现很酷的建筑、喷泉和城市的地标之一。 这座壮观的中世纪大门是城墙的入口之一，今天它保留了它的精髓和威严。

Google Translation into Persian: پیاده روی خود را در منطقه ای متفاوت از مرکز تاریخی آغاز می کنیم و ساختمان های خنک، فواره ها و یکی از مکان های دیدنی شهر را کشف می کنیم. این دروازه دیدنی قرون وسطایی یکی از ورودی های دیوار بوده و امروزه نیز جوهره و عظمت خود را حفظ کرده است.

Google Translation into Thai: เราจะเริ่มต้นการเดินของเราในพื้นที่อื่นของศูนย์กลางประวัติศาสตร์และค้นพบอาคารเจ๋งๆ น้ำพุ และหนึ่งในสถานที่สำคัญของเมือง ประตูยุคกลางอันตระการตานี้เป็นหนึ่งในทางเข้าสู่กำแพง และปัจจุบันยังคงไว้ซึ่งสาระสำคัญและความสง่างาม

Google Translation into Bengali: আমরা ঐতিহাসিক কেন্দ্রের একটি ভিন্ন এলাকায় আমাদের হাঁটা শুরু করব এবং শীতল ভবন, ফোয়ারা এবং শহরের অন্যতম ল্যান্ডমার্ক আবিষ্কার করব। এই দর্শনীয় মধ্যযুগীয় গেটটি প্রাচীরের প্রবেশদ্বারগুলির মধ্যে একটি ছিল এবং আজ এটি তার সারমর্ম এবং মহিমাকে ধরে রেখেছে।

Google Translation into Ukrainian: Ми почнемо нашу прогулянку в іншому районі історичного центру та відкриємо для себе круті будівлі, фонтани та одну з визначних пам’яток міста. Ця вражаюча середньовічна брама була одним із входів у стіну і сьогодні вона зберегла свою сутність і велич.

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28 stycznia 2022, piątek

Czasem, kiedy gdzieś jestem, czuję, że wcale nie chcę tam być. Powody? Bywają różne. Niewygodne pytania, nieodpowiadające mi towarzystwo, poczucie wyobcowania, zmęczenie. W tramwaju o 6:00, jadąc na egzamin, czując silne przyciąganie łóżka, które nie zdążyło jeszcze wystygnąć. W domu, wśród rodziny, kiedy gorzkie zlepki nieprzypadkowych liter zatruwają płynącą w moich żyłach krew. Na spacerze z bliską mi osobą, kiedy padają słowa nieodwracalnie zmieniające bieg naszej historii. Gdziekolwiek, kiedy odbierając wyniki od lekarza okazują się one niezadowalające. W tłumie bez znajomych twarzy, kiedy gubię drogę, sens i resztki odwagi. Wracając nocą z imprezy krótszą, niezbyt uczęszczaną drogą, gdy słyszę za sobą nieubłaganie zbliżające się kroki, a światła w mieście nagle gasną. W łóżku, nocą, bez końca marząc o cieple najbliższych mi ramion. Czasem marzenia nie chcą się spełniać, a życie zdaje się być niewzruszone faktem, że od prób przebicia głową muru mam już poważne nierówności pod sufitem. Codzienność naprawdę potrafi dać w kość, przy czym jest w tym tak subtelna jak babcia wciskająca jeszcze jednego pierożka w przełyk martwego od przeżarcia wnuczka przy świątecznym stole.

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