look, when we perform at concerts - the good old hits of agatha christie, yeah, we have a stage set,m them, just everything, in the style, in the style of just the good old one. this aesthetics she got in there somewhere, that is, when several men sing, even in unison, there is still something in it, it’s something so old and good, well, not to mention the fact that if you sing the fabulous taiga there or like in the war at a concert, well, actually everyone sings, so everyone dances, from the same movie, right? listen, yes, the fairy-tale taiga is, of course, a legendary thing, it turned out unexpectedly, probably, you just decided to, well, joke , as i understand it, play with the song, yes, that’s right, it turned out... a good joke, yes, i really, every time at the end of the concert we perform it, i look into the audience, and i don’t understand what kind of madness is happening to us, to everyone, but i think the present moment is already a frenzy of memories of youth, people are simply immersed in that same 20 years ago when they were young, energetic and i am very glad that a

very significant place in the film , and nothing fits there, i sent him the album of the next agatha christiecomposition has been right glued with the hero of sergei bodrov with this film and this is of course one of our biggest hits, which... the film should be a song by agatha christie and victor atsoy , the film group, we are in a stupor just finishing this album, and we, in addition to the old songs, we have done a lot background music from these works for the album, i spent about a month and a half at lenfilm, since i am a sound engineer myself, it was extremely interesting for me to mix it all 5:1, and as bandarchuk later told me, it turns out that we were the first in russia to mix music 5:1 in the film, and the third phase - already, when lyosha invited me to be the composer for his wonderful picture, it doesn’t hurt me, yeah, and there i was already making music from beginning to end, and by the way, it included songs from the peninsula album, from the peninsula project that i said, that’s it song call me sky, you were entirely a composer, and plus tracks , yes, but i must say that a

we continue talking, our guests are the agatha christie group, vadim samoilov and albert potapkin. did you have such a locomotive, such a producer who would help you, push you, or do you do everything yourself? such a producer had not happened in our life, here is a local, firstly we would not have gotten along , because creative freedom has always been extremely important to us, yes, we had friends there, investors there, my friends, who thank you very much, who invested some the funds there in our... helped, it was, but as for what to sing, how to sing, how to record, we were always on our own, well, that is, such sverdlovsk self-sufficiency was in every group, that is, no one ever i used no services of producers, everyone was purposefully focused on their own work, and you remember the first visit to moscow, performance in the program, look, this is the first ray of fame, which, i remember, that at first... we also had some kind of festival in 1988 we already started going there later we went, moreover, the kingdom of heaven andrei razbash is famous, he shot our debut video , iv

this time agatha appears. christieous character of herculie poire, the ghost of venice, has been released on the big screens. it is worth noting that the famous writer did not have such a book. the script is original, michael green worked on it, but so to speak, it is based on agatha kristievsky's plot of death on halloween. it is believed that the text was unsuccessful, which is why it rested in the archives, but the producers of the ghosts of venice did not think so, they let him into cinema eternity, however, they invented new characters and moved the action. areas of england, actually in venice, and not in the forties, in the sixties, the murder here also happens not during a seance, but after a children's party, directed by another part of the franchise, british actor and director kenneth branagh. let me remind you that the previous series of murder in on the orient express, death on the nile, is also his work, and by the way, he is also listed in the leading roles there, details , a geometric plot from agatha chr

i love this series based on the stories of agatha christie, an english writer. it's a made up crime, this is a probability of 55. you're not playing with numbers, you're playing with me young tautau was allowed to stay on the ship and it is broadcasted by janka and darya salal animation janang hai every week at 14:10 on channel 5. sea and ocean travel is not possible. excellent reason sir. in my opinion , this trip is not practical. this plot in fifty episodes is the true story of a man who becomes the admiral of a vast fleet of sailing ships on behalf of the chinese emperor. one person, oh my god, marjan sadeghzadeh, radio and television news, weekly meetings of the people involved in the audio and video platforms are recorded in the form of a sincere program. the home show network will be released. thank you very much for accompanying us, dear viewers , it is sincere here, the best platform and their services are sincerely introduced in the program. in the field of content, these matters are explained, on the other hand, experts and specialists in the field of

that is the unique brilliance of agatha christie.possible, and then you were hooked. that is a key ingredient. the clues, presence of clues, combined with not being able to guess. agatha christie shows you where the clues are, so you see them. she plays fair, but you can never guess. she is always cleverer than you oh the joy of mystery and solution and revelation. and the cast of characters. often there is a gathering of the suspects at the end. where poirot will tell them who has and has not done bad things. it has and has not done bad things. it is fascinating. the novels, you could read them once, find out what happens, and then you need to read them again to see where the clues were left. . , them again to see where the clues were left. ., , ,., ., them again to see where the clues wereleft. ., , ., , , were left. that is important because there are some _ were left. that is important because there are some people, _ were left. that is important because there are some people, only - were left. that is important because there are

agatha christie. jane woodhouse. other books that you know are famous have been changed. but thousands of books from wiley were just taken off of academic bookshelves that teachers were teaching with. so we basically have a level of control that we just have never seen in the real book. you know, real book industry. it's this e-book world where it's basically a netflix of books and it will tend towards just greatest hits and it's not what libraries are designed and funded for. brewster carroll this is a statement by terrence hart, the general counsel of the association of american publishers. quote, there is simply no legal support for the notion that internet archive or a library may convert millions of e-books from print books to public for public distribution without the consent of or compensation to the authors and publishers. copyright not infringement i the engine of creativity that serves the public interest. so i don't think he's right. i mean, libraries have been doing have been buying publishers products forever, as long as there have been publishers and even be

he would have his clerks read to him, he would choose between murder mysteries from agatha christie andhings that would improve his mind like aristotle. some days he would say let's just have a little murder he liked entertainment as much as anyone. the constantly stretching himself, he thought it was his duty. ever since he began as a law student where he was most distinguished for his incredible work ethic and ability to focus and read, he kept at it throughout his life and look at that inspiring results. peter: charles and brooklyn texan, anyone who follows the court today knows about judicial philosophies originalist, textualist, etc.. did anyone think in terms of judicial philosophy and holmes era and if so how would he be characterized? jeff: great question. they certainly did not think about it in a systematic way as we do now and judges were not appointed based on their judicial philosophies in the same way. our modern phrase for him would be about a pragmatist, a relativist and justice breyer as i said would be his heir. there were strict constructionists back then who he was s

’s why it’s called the age of aquarius, you guys magnificent, vadim samoilov, albert potapin, agatha christien the podcast 20 years later, listening to the song age of aquarius. let ’s move on and let everyone go, we’ll measure the pluses by the minuses, we’ll remember with a smile how empty we were forever, and then no regrets, let’s move up the dates of our birthdays. a new world will already be born, and the old one will be in its magnificent completion, a new world will already be born, the soul put on the forehead, taking the first step, peace on earth until death from christmas, rise or stand to the end, everyone will get out as soon as i think so to get it. and everyone will get out as soon as i read come. hello everyone, friends, this is a podcast of jokes, as always , i’m vadim golygin, i have wonderful guests in the studio, today my... colleagues in the shop, in different guises emloa, you could have met them somewhere in the vastness of different screens, i’m with i am pleased to introduce alexander schneider and zhenya iskandarova, hello, you can applaud quietly, so as not to dist

this time agatha christie appears, because the third part of the hollywood version about the famous characternoting that the famous writer did not have such a book, the script is original, michael worked on it, but so to speak, it is based on agata kristievsky’s plot of death on halloween. it is believed that. the text here was unsuccessful, which is why it rested in the archives, but the producers of the ghosts of venice didn’t think so, they let it into cinematic eternity, though they invented new characters, moved the action from the english countryside, to venice itself and not in the forties, in the sixties, the murder is here too does not happen during psychic session, and after the children's party, another part of the franchise was directed by british actor and director kenneth branagh. let me remind you that the previous series of murder on the orient express, death on the nile, were also his hands, and by the way, he is also listed in the leading roles there, details: a geometric plot from tagata christie, an exciting detective component, a traditional climactic speech, the beauty o

, i don't listen to agatha christie, it's not mine, i even know where he hid, here you are?tors, i don’t agree, there’s something personal here, why all of a sudden? i think he had a lot of enemies in business, and then it’s immediately obvious that he worked expensive a mercenary, that’s right, dear mercenary, would most likely choose a sniper rifle, and here a knife, but he clearly certified... that his victim was dead igor, the first or second version, and the trump card, that without a visor, i would pass, i agree , in general, we need to go to this businessman’s apartment and that’s it, but i said shit, i’ll send you the address and i ’ll negotiate with the conservator. yes, a rich life is a rich life, the main thing is, don’t touch anything here, the phone is ringing, i say, everything is fine, don’t be nervous, i work as a searcher. i'm working, come on, come on, come on, did you find anything? yes, my wife didn’t live well, there’s a lot of women’s things here, perfumes in the bathroom, different perfumes, perfumes for two different types of women, which i’m a keen c

it's a little like reading the last chapter of an agatha christie in, you know, what's the point you need to get should the build up? and i recommend the build up because it's a really terrific read. but let's start somewhere else. i'm curious. i mean, i and i think maybe other people in the audience know you as a novelist and indeed not an historical novelist. very contemporary. wall street professional tennis. main topic of today, etc. and though it's true that this book still has the novelist's eye for detail and concerned with character and above all, pacing that reads if there can be such a thing as page turning history, this is page turning history, but it's still a different animal. and i'm curious about the process. what was the process like for you to go from one to the other and why did you i mean, why this story? why this book? how did it come about? okay. before i fully answer that question in my tangent here, ashley will be relevant, but i, i want to say that you are part of this. this is a bit of a full circle tangent because joe and i have been friends for about ten ye

we've watched far too much agatha christie on the orient express .portillo and that's right . right. >> and it's so bad economics , >> and it's so bad economics, but we haven't built any railways since the 19th century, so it seems a little bit strange to sort talk about 19th to sort of talk about 19th century romanticism. >> we haven't >> the problem is we haven't replaced those railway lines. crossrail, crossrail, crossrail, i mean, crossrail, yeah but underground. i yeah, but that's underground. i mean, was great. that mean, crossrail was great. that was something everyone was something that everyone complained the time and complained about at the time and now in always busy. now it's in place always busy. everyone i think everyone loves it. i think the idea constantly start idea that constantly we start these then cancel these projects and then cancel them saying , look, them instead of saying, look, sometimes you've got to spend a bit will reap sometimes you've got to spend a bit benefits will reap sometimes you've got to spend a bit benefits in

that's where the fun comes in and that's why there is a story to be told even if you've read every agatha christie novel and you know, she's got five plots and five characters, which comes out to 25 possible stories, it doesn't matter because you don't know which one you're going to get in. you don't know how she's going to do it this time. i mean, the genius behind the colombo story, you knew who did it from the beginning of the show. and the question was, how were they going to find out? how is he going? how can i spend time with these people who i love, spend time with ultimately science, spending time with the universe because i love it. i work on meteorites because i have a tremendous curiosity of how these meteorites are put together. that's why it's cool. cool question. but i work with them because they're pieces of outer space that i get to hold in my hands. what could be more thrilling than that and it's a way of spending with them. when i was a kid, i remember i ten years old and was a rainy sunday afternoon. the couldn't go to the beach, couldn't go anywhere and my mom pulls out a deck

into the skin and the actor died literally in a matter of seconds, how theatrical, just like in agatha christie’sggled and grimaced behind your backs, today we want to say thank you you are teachers, you taught us how to take the first step correctly, how to reveal our potential, how to start new friends, how to achieve respect, how to find meaning, what to be and not to be, thank you for your wisdom, patience, contribution to each of us, for teaching with your heart for many years, and not just from a textbook, happy teacher's day, come on - let me stay nearby and watch, let me stay nearby, let me better stay nearby and watch, don’t touch me. okay, but if anything, come straight to me, and under no circumstances sleep, come in, i ’ve just never eaten lobster, the first time, they were a little expensive for me, but that was before, now of course, i’ll stuff myself with first thing in the morning, sit down, uncle, don’t be shy, sit down, well, the situation is so-so, well, yes, so-so, huddle here... there is something like that , there is, well, i don’t come here often, i usually chase bandits in