what stopped drinking do not want to be treated your right? did you think that i could make you feel like you are in your 50s in your 20s. i know this is not a magician. i thought it would help me. i'm asking you to hospitalize the patient. well, finally it came and no. next week, tomorrow you'll lie down, we'll pierce you. come in. well, spit it out, just spent the noodles the other day we will be called to the shore to testify there. baghirov will talk about

who is the department for combating economic crimes? clearly, on what basis is this we took him, these bands appeared, only for a hat analysis, if not for them, i would have managed to take makhonin alive, and their sniper only threatened the life of the girl, i understand, somewhere they even share your indignation, but the issue is resolved. was. and by the way, everything seized during the search of his bagirov mansions will also have to be given to subcontractors. clear on a silver platter and even i can't do anything. you'll have to reconcile.

could be a woman who really needs. i'm afraid for her and every time i leave one. i will think that something else will happen to her. here, at least she'll be looked after. yes, you can

walk. here is the conclusion of the cardiologist and mine. because of the dangers of preeclampsia, we consider it appropriate to refer the patient. yes, a frog for hospitalization, leave it to yourself, then i'll see. i wanted to thank you again for going to the meeting and giving me the day off. remember , i warned you to carefully weigh the pros and cons before you take office. yes, i understand that perfectly, i'm sorry. once again it was force majeure. this will not happen again. surgical what do you have there again? this

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olechka, take the card to the reception and you can be free. elizaveta yaroslavna i don't know how say, there are just rumors that this actress is your patient, she lives at your house. i don't think this concerns anyone. yes, i understand, it’s just that the girls are whispering and putting forward different versions, and the faraway patient really temporarily lives in my house. there are reasons for this, and that's all i can say about it. i don't think anything of the sort, it's

just that people are different. well, here it is. i think they will like each other. it's a pity people don't get it that easy . apparently, the fish simply do not know that you can file for divorce and leave for different aquariums. so you scare me. that bagirov will remain silent and lyosha's body will never be found. but you promise to talk to him,

really. in general, i would take the bug today, how did you take it? why i don’t know myself, the authorities put me before the fact, now they are working with him. so everything can change at any moment. in vain i agreed to come here. eventually. each of us got from this meeting, not what we wanted. they looked at the fish. i knew right away that i had

a crush on you. how is march? stop it all difficult, what is difficult easier it must be, unless of course you want to chew, snot alone until old age, please, that's enough. i made a decision. tomorrow you lie down to save for save. why i immediately go to jail there i will definitely be safe. this is your solved issue. unstable pressure suspicion on how about try number two have dinner tomorrow? in general, i will calmly photograph the results for you from the baby. show you this is not necessary yet. ok. at

the expense of the clinic, if i think it will be so better, i agree. galina petrovna, you wanted something, you wanted to see with your own eyes a new-drunk medical violation, and i will now explain to you a patient who has no serious problems with the course of pregnancy, but at the same time, lapshina's doctor, for some reason, decides to hospitalize the patient for preservation shortage of vacancies. some patients magically find a separate ward for months on their face malpractice violation

or the fact is that the doctor's patient is a noodle famous actress, and ordinary people have to wait. galina petrovna the patient has indications for hospitalization of preeclampsia. and, as for a separate chamber and everything is issued through the cashier on a paid basis? no, you saw it on the hulk, i also give birth, he says, petrovna, you probably have a lot of work. let's not distract each other. elizaveta yaroslavovna i beg your pardon you urgently understood lizamirova.

only let's not pretend that you don't understand why i called you in the case of a patient and not only. if added to given this pressure surge, the patient constantly complains of nausea, dizziness, edema, we have a clinical picture of preeclampsia. i see you deliberately selected to the last. elizaveta yaroslavna i'm afraid that the situation is developing in this way. in general, you will have to write a statement of your own free will.

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this is business. who is a company leader? who is a company founder? you are not an accountant. you are not a publicist. you are not a marketer. you are not nobody, you are just the same bandleader who sees the big picture and sees where

your company will go if you recruit a team of professionals and give them the right tasks. this is the story, so all this is very close to what i was doing. and what i 'm doing now. here we have such a biolaboratory, in principle, let's call it that, yes, many companies like apple amazon started out in a shed in a garage. that is, we also have such a small company, what are we doing here . and what is the difference from the production itself, the laboratory is needed in order to bring this larva, so to speak , to the maximum quality, what kind of larva is this? this is black glinka, this is such a south american fly, which has recently spread a little to the european continent and is slowly occupying the territory, but uh, this is the most potential promising insect for

industrial breeding. that is, there are now several insects that are produced industrially. yes, that is, it is a muscle worm for the focus of crickets, there and so on, even cockroaches are bred. uh, the livinka turned out to be the most promising prospect, because it can process any food waste. and in principle, any. i, in principle, dealt with all insects. and in the end, when i met with a black lion, i realized that it is so directly the most interesting to me. the range of its application is really so wide. uh, so that we still do not really find some new new topics where you can use it. e, now, when e we are engaged in selection, so that it is larger, so that it grows faster. today in the world, the larva grows mainly for 16-18 days; for all of us, it already grows for 9 days. that is, here is also the result of such a long selection of almost a year, the larva has several stages. e. the first is the svetlaya larva itself, which

is growing like this. that's when she eats actively eats. eh, it grows like this the size is slightly larger, and subsequently it turns into an ancestor. this is such a darkened already larva. here, which is not yet a chrysalis, but she no longer eats, she no longer has a mouth, that is, she has, uh, no matter how she eats anything, she just matures. uh, at that moment it is already being prepared into a mother liquor, that is, a mother liquor. these are now dolls. these are already solid pupae, like butterflies, where flies then crawl out when the larva grows, in principle, this is it and it is the commercial size , it is sifted, that is, the zul humus is separated. that is, these are the waste products of the larva, yes, which is a very cool fertilizer organically appears behind hummus. and here is such a clean larva, after which it is washed and dried, and this larva is further divided into flour. that is, it works. this is the kind of flour that is used in pet food for farm

animals. ah, it turns out such a lipid concentrate. this is, in fact, black ilinka oil, and it turns out such a lipid chitin concentrate. like now a cosmetics manufacturer tells us that, in principle, we have invented the fifth type of scrubbing agent used in cosmetics, because there were four of them before, like, so they say that chitin is amazing in general scrubbing very gentle. here is the material for each, uh, really has its own range of applications, if we are talking about flour, and this is actually chitinous such a prebiotic supplement, that is, everyone says flour, black lionfish is a replacement for fishmeal there, yes, i am categorically with this disagree because as shown by recent world studies. this is not a protein supplement. this is a very high value prebiotic supplement. digestion improves, chitin is a prebiotic. that is, it is in the stomach. uh, let's say it is not absorbed, but in the gastric

intestinal tract it is a prebiotic. this is a good platform for the development of beneficial microflora. and plus, e, it increases immunity, because still, there remains some percentage of e oil, and the oil has very good antimicrobial and antifungal properties, and plus there is more than 60% lauric acid, which, in principle, does not happen in animal fats. well, uh, that's why it also has such immunomodulatory properties. that is, this is such a very cool supplement. and now we are very actively working on the topic of introducing it into the pocket and it is really in demand . this is the oil that separates when the larva is dried and passed through an oil press. here it turns out some kind of oil, it cleared many times. and in principle, this oil is the base and the main

raw material for the production of cosmetics. and what is special about black link oil in composition is almost identical to human subcutaneous lit, that is, if you make hand cream or some kind of cosmetics, not only is it instantly absorbed, but plus there is no greasy trace left at all. that is, it is simply, well, as if nothing was applied to you, that is, it is instantly absorbed. i can even take, yes op. and everything that is, you have it, in principle, it absorbs instantly and moisturizes. cool. the main feature is that it is at the expense, unlike vegetable oils. uh, lipid concentrate. it penetrates exactly inside the skin, and how did i even learn this phrase on purpose, yes, that is, it prevents transepidermal moisture loss. that's what our experts in the development of cosmetics say. that is, this is some kind of unique property. here. well, plus everything, we yes , we gave it to the ministry of health for analysis and received

a conclusion that the lipid concentration of its composition due to e-e lauric acid, that is, it has a specific antimicrobial and antibacterial effect. that is, there are specific pants , bacteria, specific viruses, specific fungi that are directly, according to the analyzes, they were simply destroyed and this was done not with a concentrate, but with a 10% solution, just that is, therefore, by and large in our age of eco-covid and all kinds of such stories when people are increasingly trying to use hand sanitizers and so on. in principle, the use of a hand cream with lipid concentrate is an antiseptic.

i am a director by training, but my life suddenly turned into the life of an entrepreneur, how did this happen? actually, i have parents. well, in general, my environment since childhood, in general, was not connected with entrepreneurship or the business of my mother. my father is a film director, an opera singer, and somehow it so happened that all our lives we had more than a creative sister, such an education and some kind of creative ecosystem. after graduating from school, i entered the academy of arts as a television director, and my sister i entered a music school and followed in the footsteps, as it were, but i, as it were, worked for 12 years as a director in film and television. and so it happened that after working on the body, like working in the cinema. this is the whole creative life. uh, i was so far from

entrepreneurial and some kind of business, which is very strange, in fact, that i somehow moved into this part, well, some kind of life. i don't know, this is some kind of rebirth for me completely. uh, and everything, in fact, happened very simply. i was interested in the topic. and i just worked in kyiv there, well, as a director, he did the battle of psychics there , and so on, and on discovery i saw this dirty job program, which told about the fact that there is a cricket farm for breeding crickets a. there they are more for fishing, used and so on. something went off in my head that, in principle, there in thailand in vietnam they eat crickets, maybe, i wonder how this is a business idea? that is, probably, at this moment, this rebirth happened to me. returning to belarus, i bought sverchkov and tried to breed them at home. that i have something there that didn’t work out the first time , then it worked out, then i. i realized that the industry in the food industry needs

to do this precisely for this flour from crickets somehow. that's how it is baking. somehow it was building up, uh, and i showed up on some kind of crowdfunding platform with the idea that i would like to raise money and directly make such a project as food. here is insect flour for baking. there are some protein bars and so on and have become. well, something potential investors began to contact me, then there are some starting angel investors. we met and talked, and i realized that i had no understanding at all. what is business? what is entrepreneurship? how does it work? i mean, the idea is great. and it still needs to be packaged. this must be brought into some form, and already, in principle, was my first contact with people. here's the business. uh, we talked, they say: and what is your business model? and what is it? and as you can see, there is this whole economic component and so on. i'm like this,

guys. i just did, well came up with an idea, she's a cool type, and now i don't know who 's supposed to do it. they say, well, you should do it. i realized that you have to study because, well, you can't do business when you don't understand how it works. uh, a bunch of books were downloaded from the internet, a bunch of books were bought for marketing on some business models of building a business model. that is, i somehow step by step began to dive into this story. and there were some. with a community of some kind of community of business people, that is, i somehow started moving there some kind of creative story of this story got there, but i got in the way of such a story where my two essences were combined, that is, the television business was such a project of my business. and somehow i showed up there with my project and passed the selection. and this is my business, as it were. uh, some kind of opportunity to live in this business industry. that is, there were very cool mentors, and people who told stories. how

the business works. it was an opportunity to form some kind of consultation communication, that is, and somehow it's all the same. at the same time i realized that, probably, all the same. now i will be an entrepreneur. uh, and that's how my entrepreneurial career began, my first. well, until today there have been three companies. i didn't understand how the business works at all. here from the word it was a clean slate. and i came. i didn't know why you need an accountant. i didn't know what tasks to read. i didn't understand at all when she was working. well, the accountant. okay. uh, that's how she is. yes, i can hired an accountant, he says, yes, i can overhead all the cases there, that is, here. and when we reached the first annual report, i have it like this. well, so, let's have your internal production documentation there, what you have there are acts not an act, and so on. what acts? what in general, how did she begin to explain to me , i say where you were for a year, where in general? well, as it were, well, it’s necessary somehow, in short, i understood that there is some kind of internal documentation, production like you, the further i dived, the more i realized that i was nothing at all in this i don't understand. that's where i got lucky, actually. u appeared

people who are from russia who say, let's be your investors. yes, and, as it were, well, companies, we are now organizing, we will make a new company, which has already been done more professionally. it was already some kind of farm that was certified for euro-ze with all veterinary requirements with all the internal documentation. we had all the documents there, everything was as it should be, we could directly export the euro exchange rate and products. and so on, but there i realized that this is some kind of next level, where i i understood how production works, but it was there that i encountered the fact that i don’t know how sales, marketing, and so on work at all. well, uh, and somehow i understand that each company was given to me in order to learn something and somehow improve my level. and with that, of course, this is generally an upward evolution for me to date to build a company. it is immediately built as an international corporation. in fact, insects appeared at all, apparently, not by

chance in my life, because everything is mine childhood, my parents recalled that my whole life was connected with insects. i collected them somewhere. uh, i've always wanted to be a veterinarian. in fact. it just turned out that i'm still more of a humanities student, and obviously i wouldn't have entered, which is why i probably chose the mode that there is no need to take chemistry, physics, mathematics. but, apparently, the universe has laid down some potential for me in this direction. that's uh and so when the theme of the insect appeared. i was interested in breeding them initially it was not. well, like how i really wanted business-business, but my very strange family reacted, because we had already returned from kiev, my daughter was born there. i have a young daughter, in fact. that's right, well, newborn. ah, the wife is there with all these things, uh, with the newborn baby. and i 'm doing some kind of crickets, some kind of insects, uh, and i left the profession of directing. that is, i had some kind of small gold reserve of finances, and it ended rather quickly and i had to, well

, somehow start earning somewhere. family responded to my move. let's just say that from creative activity to business and quite painful, that is, because it is always a period when you have one job, e . that this whole story endures. she seems to believe that this will all happen and everything will be fine. here, but with some sharp corners, it’s all the same to level, and the most memorable series projects for me was not the series that i shot, but the series on which i worked, i was lucky to work with such a director as, uh, krasnopolsky - this is a very old maitre director. that is, this is a man who shot more soviet chic films there, eternal call, something else, uh, that is, this is such a mater who directly got into his team. we are 9 months old. i then left just in such a chic master class, when just