turns out that albert and armen are supposed cousins, but the fact that albert’s mother and armen’s fathernot mean that you really are not relatives, well, what should we do then, so, which relatives would be the ideal test to take? it would be ideal, of course, to conduct a paternity test between vyacheslav grigorievich and albert, it would be a reliable result that no one would doubt, either katya or yes, well, let's find out what this dna test shows. what are the results of the relationship test? family ties between albert and armen are confirmed with a probability of 17%. is this a high number or is it not enough? this is certainly not enough. snezhan, what if it were 0%, that rules everything out. no, that wouldn't rule it out either. the fact is that they have a rather distant relationship, due to the fact that their parents are already of the same blood. no, guys, i have the impression that their relatives are adam and eve, yes, no, but maybe. other armenian relatives there know, i remember one story, and from a lost interview with tiva jobs, and the journalist asks, you know that s

albert stole from me, but dimina got it from his grandmother, it’s old, it’s clear why this albert hadm here on guard, seriously, what if dvarishnikov returns, and sergey viktorovich, i’m also an operator, go, okay, i think, he said, the cube, yellow on white, the barishkov is the killer, so come on, go to the hotel, legs in hand, grigorieva is there alone with his wife. come on, come on, come on, live, that's it, hang up, i told your colleague everything, i gave everything, mother, you are a great fellow. you got a unique chance to once again help our native police, remember this ring, hush, hush, hush, did anyone come for it? no, i would remember, but what? would you remember the last question, have you ever been ambushed? a breathtaking promotion from a betting league with a prize fund of more than 100 million rubles. the jackpot is a large jug from... bets: the winnings are hopeless. this video lasts 20 seconds, it would seem so short, but not for viruses , once they enter the body, they begin to multiply, time works against us, but there is orbidol, it prevents the virus from merg

albert went to armenia on homeland of ancestors.im? and most importantly, dna testing. will albert shtefon be able to prove that he is really the son of people's artist of russia, vyacheslav dobrynin. malakhov, today on rtr. more than 50 new churches have appeared in moscow, and life in them does not stop between services. quite the contrary, there are various clubs and sections, including sports. excursions are also conducted, but many parishioners do not even suspect about this: parishes where life is simply in full swing and plays with all its facets, ours has visited irina baranova. for 300 years it attracted the hearts of muscovites, now it attracts their eyes again, the restoration is completed, the scaffolding has been removed, the shrine is open to parishioners. they were not built for our climate, although it was very beautiful, but now for the first time it appeared as close as possible to the form in which it was, in fact, at the end. century when it was built. the church of the intercession of the blessed virgin mary is

>> albert erskine. >> albert erskine, sorry about that. >> yes. there is correspondence between him and erskine, and then later once he gets a literary agent there's an correspondence between him and his agent as those correspondence between him and publicist that random house and him and various friends. >> you have a book coming out this fall titled big fiction, how conglomeration changed the publishing industry and american literature. are you saying with regard to your mac mccarthy that it's because of conglomeration that he would not survive today? >> yes and no. so the thing that is remarkable about mccarthy's career is his transformation. people recognize recos of his career are quite different. the first half of his career, his first five novels are very difficult, dense, elusive books. they are not market friendly. they are not commercial books. the first four appalachian novels and then the fifth is blood meridian, in my opinion his masterpiece come his greatest work, which is a sort of, sort of western but not really in the genre. it's

so that was reported by albert. by andre schiffrin, who was the editor at pantheon, one of those houses, those imprints. that was within random house. he'd been there since 1962. his father actually had founded pantheon. so he'd been there for 28 years. and then the new president, alberto britell, came in and very quickly fired schiffrin and schiffrin reported that bechtel's new policy was that every book needs to pay for itself. from now on, they would not be subsidizing some books with other books. so books like mccarthy's, like the orchard keeper, like blood meridian, like subtree, which had been subsidized by other books that was no longer going to fly. so in your view, is that the market are the model today? in some of the larger publishing houses, yeah. and there's been increasing ways in which bureaucracy companies these are these are commercial companies they've got shareholders who they need to satisfy and the way that they try to make this as rational as they can is by using various techniques like profit

and i love you very much too, and i kiss you, bye, uh-huh, albert, i think you should. leave, but it’an live with you for a little while, no, well, i won’t throw him out, he has a collar, we’ll soon find his owners, or we’ll hand him over to a shelter. take him away, take him away, away from me, i said , let's talk to you like a human being, further, further, further from me, hey, daddy, dear, please, since childhood, no i carry the dogs, and they me, of course, for 3 days and the top lives in the yard, 2 days, and feeds, cleans up, okay, i understand, thank you, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, baby, it’s dad. baby , very funny, but i didn’t know what to call him, so i called him baby, let’s go, baby, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go, i’ll show you the yard, baby, come in. can i help you? yes, you can, ask your secretary to bring me coffee, black, without sugar, who the hell are you, girl, you stole me. and the criminal investigation office is at the end of the building, yes, i know, but i’m coming to you i came, i’m the chief of the sochi police, i don’t deal with thefts, well, you

pasha, can you find out who this albert is?me one minute. what, emka? well, why are you scared, you understand that he is not just a man, he is a top-class professional, a specialist and you need to continue, now pick up the phone and call him, i’m sure he will understand, you will start first of all, boss, there is only one albert renting an office in this building, judging by the website, he is a practicing sexologist, albert polykhaev, a sexologist, but i already thought. ira, i don’t need your experiments, just like you don’t need my experiments, for the first time in my life i spent money on myself, the one i love, even though i look like a woman, and like you, in this form now any man will fall for it, take advantage of the moment, fool, but i don’t need anyone, i need mine, i need mine, my own, god, it would be for someone, to be honest, i don’t understand you, listen, ir, that’s it, i’m grateful to you, thank you for money, for fitness, for the club, i will return everything to you. moreover, anton and i lived somehow b

this nina albert. nina albert has not now beed as a deputy mayor of the district of columbia's planning and economic development. administrator, have you conducted a review of these allegations, and if so what are your findings? >> thanks for your question. we have conducted a review. when i received a letter from director wray raising concerns about both the process and the site selection of authority that you mention. i referred it to our legal counsel to dig into whether there was any merit to any of -- >> does a legal counsel work for you, administrator? >> yes, sir. that's the legal counsel i rely on. so i sent that to our legal counsel, had the review the process, review ms. albert participation and found out they found no merit in in about. i will tell you that we fully vetted ms. albert, because we knew of her prior employment at the washington area metro transit authority for you said you found a cannot develop conscious following what you stated here. you said you found no merit. artifact of

albert erskine, sorry? >> yes. there is between him and erskine and later once he gets a literary agent there's correspondent with his agent and correspondence between him and publicists at random house and various friends. >> host: you have a book coming out called how conglomerations change the publishing industry and american literature. are you saying with regard to cormac mccarthy that it is because of conglomerations that he would not survive today? >> yes and no. the thing that is remarkable about mccarthy's career is his trance formation. people recognize the two halves of his career are quite different. the first half of his career, his first 5 novels are very difficult, dense, elusive books, not market friendly, not commercial books, the first four appalachian novels and the fifth, his masterpiece, his greatest work which is a sort of western but not really in the genre, it's a very dark apocalyptic historical novel and those novels, they didn't sell at the time and they wouldn't work well now under the c

according to journalists, albert gravin could receive a bribe of 10 million rubles.hes were completed at the place of his permanent residence with close relatives on real estate that belongs to members of his family, as reported by the telegram channel of an honest detective, citing a certain source, law enforcement officers are already conducting investigative actions with alexy spassky, in the near future they will petition for the election of officials vladimir bazov, olga zhurinkova, igor kuznetsov, andrey nikolaev, conductor, duty department. dari trepov, accused of committing the terrorist attack that killed vladlen tatarsky, will remain in custody. second western the district military court extended her preventive measure. let me remind you that a week ago the court began to consider the criminal case on its merits. trepova, following the instructions of those operating in ukraine, brought a statue filled with explosives to a cafe on the university embankment in st. petersburg and handed it over to the military correspondent. tatarsky, the explosion claimed th

in search of family connections, albert went to armenia ancestral people. how will they accept him? and most importantly, dean's expertise. will albert chefon be able to prove that he is really the son of people's artist of russia, vyacheslav dobrynin? news continues to monitor developments, stay tuned.

so the marquette & bessemer two pulls over at another dock and albert weiss climbs on board. so and these guys are going to put the carriers railcars. well, they also as a way to as a side way to make money, would carry some passengers usually guys like albert weiss, who are traveling for business or something like that, they wouldn't really only carry passengers that are on a personal, you know, vacation or anything, but more probably for business. and so mr. weiss was just one of these guys. he climbed on board. he was the treasurer for keystone fish company. now we have a couple of different legends here, and we're going to talk about legends throughout tonight as well. they're one of the legends as he was carrying pay for the men station. and in canada for for the fish company and then the other other side of it is, no, he was carrying even more money than that because the keystone fish company wanted to purchase another fish company in the port stanley area and that he was possibly carrying upwards of $36,000 in cash and that today would be almost $1,000,000 if not $1,00

so that was reported by albert. by andre schiffrin, who was the editor at pantheon, one of those houses, those imprints. that was within random house. he'd been there since 1962. his father actually had founded pantheon. so he'd been there for 28 years. and then the new president, alberto britell, came in and very quickly fired schiffrin and schiffrin reported that bechtel's new policy was that every book needs to pay for itself. from now on, they would not be subsidizing some books with other books. so books like mccarthy's, like the orchard keeper, like blood meridian, like subtree, which had been subsidized by other books that was no longer going to fly. so in your view, is that the market are the model today? in some of the larger publishing houses, yeah. and there's been increasing ways in which bureaucracy companies these are these are commercial companies they've got shareholders who they need to satisfy and the way that they try to make this as rational as they can is by using various techniques like profit

albert had comes in overrules how often does it have? >> let me take the most relevant on. >> pass on how i asked i asked how often. >> how to get back you on that number but there's a very speedy is that rare? isn't often? is it all the time? >> and this particular project it happened. because in 2014 when all of the sites were looked at originally there was a panel. it down select dozens of sites to three. all three were in maryland. >> okay. >> the site selection authority over that, the equivalent of mst right and picked two two ind in one of virginia, the site in springfield. so in this project there is a history speed is still begs the question of asking. you've had it happen twice in the same project. how often does happen it were else with that setup for an answer for us to have an win we are evaluating how you did this particularly in light of what the chairman and mr. connell just at edison the ranking member, told the and inspector general investigation all this. we would kind of like to know the answer. pretty important fact

it is you guessed it, albert?’t rush anywhere, that’s it, yes, what a dangerous, exciting job you have, yes, i’ll get the job done , sit here quietly , don’t leave the house, don’t let the light on the balcony. hello, i already warned you about my wife, slow down jack, can i tell you about my people, but without the market, it means i didn’t behave very well there, but what can you do, as they say, you can’t take the words out of the song. here is how it was! make friends! a lot of sweets is bad for you, no, no, no, it’s a slicker, just what your body needs, what’s the matter? don’t you think that konstantin has gone crazy, he takes on a lot, a lot, it’s not enough, really , he had to break off the enemy for helping you, with horns, well done, but no, well, just a shore, he misled absolutely, i would prescribe binoculars for him, but somehow i can’t do it myself, alone, tell me honestly, alone, he will give you a hard time, these are your scores, what do we get from them? well done, laguden, well done, that we hav

look, mega-exclusive, an impostor, or an illegitimate son, a native of the krasnoyarsk territory, albertonnections, albert went to armenia. to the homeland of his ancestors, will he be able to find his relatives and how will they they will accept it, and most importantly, dna testing. will albert shefon be able to prove that he is really the son of the people's artist of russia, vyacheslav dobrynin. malakhov, on monday on rtr. hi, i just found out, where should i take you now, some tumanov is in charge of the case, i don’t think he cares, well, yes, a girl fell from the roof, they have about eight such cases a month, they won’t bother, they’ll just write it down that's it, she didn't jump, wait, you want to say that they left with oleg, she was scared, she sent me message, they don’t dare just turn a blind eye to it, wait, wait, my mobile was stolen, there’s a message from liki, the same thing, but the sms can be restored, you can request data from the mobile operator. they asked who she could be scared of, what do you think? oleg, they were leaving together from his birthday party, ther

, albert went to the people of armenia. but his ancestors, will he be able to find his relatives and people's artist of russia, vyacheslav dobrynin. malakhov, on monday on rtr. let's look before everyone else. four children, ex- husband, at work, endless stress. vosnevtsova. why are you always nothing but problems? subscribe. look, when two pop artists unite in a duet, they certainly approach the theatrical existence of the stage, which is very good, it somehow diversifies our pop drama. our author is alexey shcheglov. well, lesh, we play a restaurant, we play, or rather, a caricature of a restaurant. welcome, dear friends, to our exquisite fashions. i’ll sit, eat, hello, hello, fashionable, elite, french restaurant, our dear client, you can stay for a minute, dear guest, support me, i ’ll prepare a table, you know, there’s me here, squirrels are running, parasites, and you can’t keep track of them, that’s it , absolute cleanliness, pharmacy, handsome, come on, come on, sit down, please, settle down, everything is clean here, i wiped it down the day before yesterday. please, i hope a

spew and why is it albert stuck with mr. mccarthy? did he see something? >> no. books are beautifully written. probably books as late books are to be written there brilliant i love them. she saw a genius in them. he was the last editor for william faulkner actually. in his early books are quite indebted to faulkner and faulkner style. went mccarthy's first manuscriptcame across the transt random house mccarthy sent it to randomi house but i've got in e archives described as a poorly detected manuscript of his first novel. he sent into random house. he sought something he recognized that spoke to him in a similar way. we did something special. he worked with mccarthy to the first book the next several books. in each of the thought that books were great and thought they deserved major audience and big reception. he worked to helplp mccarthy continuesi to write by using his own network to his writers. ralph ellison, and many others to get mccarthy fellowships and foundation prices. including mccarthy was one of the inaugural first winners getting mccarthy all of the

fabulous taiga in the podcast 20 years later , vadim samoilov and albert potapkin, our guests are two, very nice, thanks to vadim, this is a group, this is one of my favorite groups, it still exists, and a legend who has worked with countless groups, the brightest of which is nautilus pompilius, aquarium, this is a drummer, a musician, now in the agatha christie group, they are lucky that he is with them, albert potapkin, hello, albert, hello, vadim , good evening, the song is fabulous taiga, a great hit, as you called it, ironic - somehow wait, well, not a parody, but something like this, well, yes, it is in a sense a parody, yes, an aesthetic joke, yes, at one time it so happened that with this trick we anticipated such a later legendary project as an old song about the main thing, remember, it was, because that frankly this is a reference to the music from the film gaidai, zatsepin's music, wonderful, people are losing each other, so we deliberately went for this move, and it was easy and fun and thought that it was... and we are still very grateful to the wonderful actors from the

all rotor blades made and albert are to be fully recyclable. the we have we have a form for the football heroes angel to form. and once we finish, we close the form, and then we put a proxy, a. so the proxy, if you cause you to combines all the materials on all the confidence into together and doesn't we bake it, but think it's like a cake. when we finish baking, we open up the mold, and then we have to bleach. it'll be even more important in the future that wind turbines can be recycled at the end of their service life. as we build ever more of them off shore on the open sea, where today there are thousands, there will soon be tens of thousands. for me it's like a simple off to image. if you have a plate, this is a slice of a bird that out, and i mix of it. this is what you see from the outside is what most people see when they look at the 2 events. but as engine. yeah, i also look at the insight, we will have this strength where they have to reinforcement so, so it's super interesting and it's really, really nice. the high end technology has

then fossil fuel, the port of albert denmark blazer being loaded for an offshore wind park. and the north sea is it's beautiful. it's a symbol of green energy. right now the world is going through. it's great is transformation since industrialization. 150 years ago. to beach climate change, fossil fuels will need to be phased out for renewable energy. but is that even possible? and if it is, what do we need to do to successfully make it happen? the, it looks a bit like giants performing a dance routine. these rotor blades are among the largest in the world soon they'll be turning to the coastal winds of denmark, north sea, providing energy from a source that can never run out. al board is a key location for the transition in energy production. engineer eva nielsen is helping make this transition possible. i remember my 1st a 1st time i saw a plate moving, it was lifted from the mold and was moving the under the roof. i. i imagined it 3 was last night. this is that was as a ship and just moving a both me because it was so huge and douglas, assuming surprised me the long blade

she is the source of all true art of science, albert einstein. this.the story took place in january 1909 in tsaritsin, modern volgograd, stalingrad in the soviet era. the largest timber merchant, owner of salt and fisheries, semyon goldobin, was unable to pay off his bills and declared himself bankrupt. the creditors were not upset; after all, goldobin was the owner of a large company, property that, as they believed, would be enough to pay off the debts, but in reality. kama and volga 300,000. it is clear that the creditors wrote a statement on the basis of which an investigation was launched. but the district court meeting has no malicious intent in the actions i didn’t see goldobin. he was even left free. formally, there was nothing to complain about, but everyone around was perplexed. where did the money go? various versions have been put forward , including mystical ones, especially since... goldobin had a unique reputation. he was even called the tsaritsensky tesla. they said that in his basement he was conducting experiments with magnetic fields

we continue the conversation, our guests are the agatha christie group , vadim samoilov and albert potapkin, and you had such a locomotive, such a producer who would help you, push you, or do it yourself, there has never been such a producer in our life who localized , firstly, we would not have gotten along, because for us it is extremely creative freedom has always been important, yeah, yeah, we had friends there, investors there, my friends, who, thank you very much, who... invested some money in our videos, helped, that was, but as for that , what to sing, how to sing, uh, how to record, we were always on our own, well , that is, there was such sverdlovsk self-sufficiency in each group, that is, no one ever used any services of producers, everyone was purposefully focused on their own business, yes that is, do you remember your first visit to moscow, performance in the program look, this is the first ray of glory, which , i remember that at first we performed with you, it was a big filming in false, yes bamuch, in friendship we also had some kind of festival, in the eighty- eighth year

we need us to execute against that. >> albert, crh is not a household name in the u.s. people know the projects name a few the kennedy space center the london underground to mention a couple here. >> in the u.s., that mario cuomo bridge >> absolutely. we're talking a lot about government funded things when we are talking about infrastructure and chips, but give us a sense of commercial construction what do you see with demand there? since the collapse of svb we heard a lot of issues with the commercial construction. >> as you say, there has been a shift away from the retail and office space it is moving to high-tech manufacturing into the likes of critical complex facilities. the samsung and toyota of the world is building across the united states which takes complex production to help them do that. that is where the focus is on residential and commercial construction is going forward. >> albert manifold of crh. we will have to have you back to talk about the effort to get on the new york stock exchange. thank you. >> thank you >>> straight ahead on "worldwide exchange,

will albert shefan be able to prove that he is really the son of people's artist of russia, vyacheslavnin. malakhov, soon on the russia channel. the floor is garaged, the walls are shaking, big changes have come, in the new season with new renovations, with a slight movement of the hand, we are out of this room, absolutely without joy we make three different functional zones. ideas are overflowing, we want to turn the radiator into art. there will be plenty of surprises and a lot of work, plans are turning into projects before our eyes, i adore plants, i’m generally a plant maniac , real stone flowers will soon bloom in the living room of our heroes , after dismantling, a lot will become clear, and dreams will become reality, as you look, let them in to your home, big changes, every sunday on rtr. crystal, give a crystal gift. today, i was in love with you like crazy. even more, someone else's family does not give others peace. handsome, rich, but why not mine? i won't miss him. yuri baturin, sash, i’m pregnant and i’ll have to give birth, that’s great, we’re getting married now, maria

wanted you to personally, in fact, say hello to your mother , guzel anvarovna, guzel alvarovna, and albertstudio, greetings from the field of miracles, you have a wonderful son, thank you, also greetings to my colleagues, birth attendants, gleb gennadvich, my cellmate, as they say, but we are sitting together in the same office, leninov. lena , too, a big hello to you, 750 points, 750 points , by the way, you know the word, because, you know, let's letter, letter n, nikolay, come on, yes, uh, i'm with you i wanted to talk even before he started, tell me, so, housewife, seriously, yes, and children, there are children, two children, two sons, hello to you, children, i love you, husband, i send you a huge hello, wait, i’ll be there soon , and my husband, who works as a welder, now call the russian song ensemble slavyanochka, to the studio, meet me, on the river, i left buckets, one two, i love you, i love you, and on the river, i left buckets, one two, i love you, i love you, but i left you on the river. yes, why are you sloppy because you didn’t dress up all and rushed the factory once or t

iago son albert is the prafessed weaver. this workshop has the oldest son, ivan yakaulevich, peter.good creative haste in a short hour , the wife of pyatra yaugeniya vasileina simanovich was born. yana is far above the established norms. the day of worship is over, only those who have not been on radzim for ten years can understand, how glad the right people are free for an hour on the shores of the native neman. we wish them success in life and practice. each of the project's heroes is engaged in important work. the chief custodian of funds is an earthly profession, very responsible. our team is working to collect and preserve materials about the past in the name of... the future, we will introduce you to people who have found their calling, i am the deputy director of the nalibox republican landscape reserve. conservation of nature is important for all of us, as we all depend on the environment environment that gives us food, water, health, quality of life. we suggest spending one day with specialists to learn all about the intricacies of their work. welcome to our palace, the ite

albert stefan declared himself the son of people's artist vyacheslav dobrenin.amily and how will they accept him? and most importantly, dna testing. will albert shtefon be able to prove that he is really the son of people's artist of russia, vyacheslav dobrinin. malakhov, on monday on rtr. we have again taken on a serious challenge: we are remodeling a room with an area of ​​12 square meters into a cozy children's bedroom for veronica, kirill and lenya. we needed to re-wire the electrical wiring; we had already installed the sockets following the plan drawn up by our designers. the remaining cables were passed through corrugations for protection. now we place them in the prepared channels. next we cover the grooves. we level the walls. prepare the plaster, pour the dry mixture into the water, mix the composition thoroughly, we have already fixed the steel beacons by drowning them in wall, we are now applying thick layers of plaster between them, with its help we finished the ceiling for future painting, to prepare the floor for the final coating, we poured a coa

it was albert gravin, according to journalists, who could receive a bribe in the amount of 10 millionas a certain alexey solovyov. the court sent. he was placed under house arrest, in moscow today they said goodbye to our colleague, the military correspondent of the russia 24 tv channel, boris maksudov , his relatives, friends, colleagues came to the ceremony, boris maksudov was seriously ill in the zaporozhye region when he was reporting about the attacks of the armed forces of ukraine. per group russian journalists, militants dropped fragmentation shells from a drone. the military correspondent was evacuated to the hospital, but despite all the efforts of military doctors, he could not be saved. boris maksudov was posthumously awarded the order of courage. the decree was signed by vladimir putin, the correspondent was 38. he worked in the zone from the very first days, condolences to his relatives. boris was expressed by the head of the presidential affairs alexander kolpakov, as well as the heads of the security bloc, the chairman of the investigative committee, alexander bostrykin

testimony against spassky was allegedly given by his former deputy; it was albert gravin, according toiary in the transfer of money was a certain alexey solovyov. the court sent him under house arrest. mass drug poisoning in the astrakhan region. one of the most resonant legal topics of the week, dozens of people were injured, three could not be saved, as it turned out, the sellers of the poison mixed up some potent substances with others, what it was, who was behind the most massive drug poisoning in recent years. my colleague galina hungureeva worked in astrakhan all week and here is her report. the intensive care ward of the kirov hospital in astrakhan, a place where particularly critical patients are admitted. one of them was only recently able to breathe on his own and was taken off the ventilator. but due to cerebral edema, the man cannot speak. this is one of those who managed to survive drug poisoning. but nothing can be said about people in a state of coma, an almost continuous stream of ambulance workers delivered them, the wards and corridors of the acute poisoning departmen

head of the leninsky urban district of the moscow region , alexei spaskov, and his former deputy , albertials according to a number of the media are suspected of fraud with land plots. both were detained on friday. in the administration of the leninsky district of the moscow region. the searches and testimony against spaskov were allegedly given by his former deputy, namely albert gravin, who, according to journalists, could receive a bribe in the amount of 10 million rubles. a certain alexey solovyov acted as an intermediary in the transfer of money; the court sent him under house arrest. mass drug poisoning in the ostrakhan region is one of the most resonant legal topics of the week. dozens of people were injured, three could not be saved managed. as it turned out, the sellers of the poison confused some potent substances with others. was it an accident, or were accomplices intentionally killing people, who is behind the most massive drug poisoning in recent years? my colleague galina hungureeva worked in astrakhan all week and here is her report. the intensive care ward of the kiroov h

we continue the conversation, our guests are the agatha christie group , vadim samoilov and albert potapkin a locomotive, such a producer who would help you, push you , or do everything yourself, there has never been such a producer in our life who pushed, firstly, we wouldn’t have gotten along, because creative freedom has always been extremely important for us, that’s how it is with us. we had friends there, investors there, my friends, who thank you very much, who...