for children, running at a loss will not work. drive away the money, i have to call anton alekseevicher them, you seem to be a local, taranova, do you know who he is? no, i don’t know, well, in general, you saw everything that was in the office today, there was silence about it, i understand, i understand, ilya borisovich, i would like a day off tomorrow, i still haven’t found my son, contact the police. well, let her look, but why don’t you go to the police? yes, you all go wherever you want, i’ll close this shop soon, listen, there’s a riddle, a man returned, he hadn’t been in the city for 10 years, he came to his mother’s grave, in its place the owner of the meat processing plant was buried with a monument, the question is, who did the money bring to? ? what kind of justice is this? zhenya murian, your mother will not forgive you. do you really think that i didn’t take precautions? i don't like these dances on graves. my fitters killed him. he pressed you tightly, if you want you to fight on his side, you are his baby. i told you the truth, then you can do whatever you want. arseny

order, tell me what you saw, nothing, i have a purse there, documents, almost a thousand money, anton alekseevichk, don’t worry, it’s you if you're worried, i'll tell you. come in, come here, undress, take off your t-shirt too. yeah, what do we have here? fell off a motorcycle, uh-huh, wow, look at this. well, we don’t need that, what else do we need? well, you see, there are no marks from the nails, perhaps they are lower, take off your pants, what else can you do, young man, this is in your own interests, take them off. sergeant, help him with his pants. just a second. why are you slowing down? i’m unclearly saying, stop, stop, what are you saying? are you completely bored here? get up and come with me. have you seen his back? he has more awards than you have girls. i ’ll talk to you again, i’ve already dropped my hands, where me, slow down, they burned down my gas station at night, i don’t know who, but it looks like he was wounded, he’s now looking for bikov in the hospital, ours too, why are you telling me this , it just rolled off my tongue, old man, if i were younger, what would running th

probably devote their lives to this topic, they are in some way very similar to yuri alekseevich, i think that you , antonikolaevich too, probably, probably, we were a little worried, but it probably wasn’t noticeable on your cardiogram. and the second exhibit that i would like to talk about is an exhibit that entered the museum during my work at the museum. this is a letter from faina georgievna ranevskaya, which was written on the death of yulia alekseevich gagarin in 68, and this letter was written by faina georgievna ranevskaya to tatyana tes, a journalist, her friend. why did it make such an impression on me, because in this letter i saw a reaction of pain, probably, from the population not only the soviet union, but the whole world, to the death of the first. cosmonaut of the planet, i can even quote somewhat strictly from there, because i worked a lot with this letter, there are probably two such fragments that i can now reproduce. the first fragment sounds as follows: faina georgievna ranevskaya writes: that day i played scenes from somov, and when i returned home, i drank vodka alone, this has ne

help yourself, dmitry alekseevich, have a smoke by the window, the landscape there is better than from yours basement hello, i am pilot cosmonaut antond have turned 90 years old. he did what seemed impossible; with his first bold step, he literally burst into outer space. my old friend, my real one, is visiting me today. 1961, by which time he had already become famous, he completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. 1 september - this is the general structure of the entire personnel of the academy, in the foreground were two cosmonauts: yuri alesirovich gagarin and... to be honest, they wanted to enter the gagarin academy, like all pilots, well , of course, like all pilots, this is natural, but sergei pavlovich insisted that they enter the zhukovsky academy, and here i would especially like to note that the cosmonauts, of course, were exceptional people, because, you know, they were recruited from several thousand people and first 32 were selected, then even fewer it became very studi

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space history podcast. on march 9, yuri alekseevichnto outer space. my old friend, my real one, is visiting me today. teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello, vyacheslav konstantinovich, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight, and of course, understand why his name is forever inscribed in the history of all mankind. i know that you began your studies at the academy together with switch gagarin, on september 1st. 1961, by which time he had already become famous, he completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. september 1 - this is the general formation of the entire personnel of the academy, in the foreground there were two cosmonaut: yuri alesevich garirin and... and german stepanovich tetov, which means that at firs

hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast of space stories, on march 9, yuri alekseevich did what seemed impossible, with his first bold step he literally burst into outer space, my guest today is my old friend, my real teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his... flight and, of course, understand why his name is forever inscribed in the history of all mankind. i know that you started your studies at the academy together with sagarin, september 1 1961. by that time he had already become famous, he had completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that september 1, 1961 was surya. it was more difficult than for us, ordinary listeners, well , they are in plain sight, they were ashamed to come there unprepared, to receive an unsatisfactory test, i understand them perfectly well, i watched them with 100 eyes, th

i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a space history podcast. on march 9, yuri alekseevichr space. my guest today is my old friend, my real teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences. sciences vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello. vyacheslav konstantinovich, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight. and, of course, understand why his name is forever inscribed in the history of all mankind. i know that you began your studies at the academy together with yuriemsevich gagarin, on september 1 , 1961. by that time he had already become famous, he had completed his space flight. please tell german stepanovich titov, it means that at first everything was mixed, but after a month and a half or two, i now definitely don’t... that gagarin after the flight was somewhere abroad every month, otherwise he was traveling all the time, he glorified the soviet union and glorified the soviet man, he himself was a very soviet man in spirit, obligatory, loyal, consc

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russian history, hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast of space stories, on march 9, yuri alekseevichurned 90 years old, he did what seemed impossible to your own. with his first bold step, he literally burst into outer space. my guest today is my old friend, my real teacher, major general, first deputy head of the zhukovsky air force engineering academy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello. vyacheslav konstantinovich, today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight, and , of course, understand why his... name is forever inscribed in the history of everything humanity. i know that you began your studies at the academy together with switch gagarin on september 1, 1961. by that time he had already become famous, he had completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. september 1. this is the general formation of the entire personnel of the academy; in the foregroun

hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast about space stories. on march 9, yuri alekseevichemy, professor, candidate of technical sciences, vyacheslav konstantinovich markov. hello. today we want to remember what gagarin was like, talk about his heroic flight, and, of course, understand why his name is forever inscribed in the history of the whole person. i know that you began your studies at the academy together with sagarin on september 1 , 1961, by that time he had already become famous, he had completed his space flight. please tell us about your first meeting and what it was like? yes, indeed, you are right that on september 1, 1961, yuri alekseevich and i stood in the same formation. september 1 is the general formation of all personnel . academy, in the foreground stood two cosmonauts, yuri alesevich gagarin and german stepanovich titov. this means that at first everything was mixed, but after a month and a half or two, i don’t remember exactly now, they began to not always attend classes, they were allocated to a separate group, but i must say that the program was ab

alekseevich stepanov, the chief specialist in pediatrics, management departments of the president of the russian federation. hello, this is the easy money podcast, i’m its host, mikhail khanov. today we are visiting. wonderful guest, antonussian economic school. hello, antonevich, hello, mikhail. we recently discussed the topic of behavioral inflation, when a group of people or a whole class of people influences the prices of certain goods or groups of goods. but, probably, it’s right to talk with you, as a professional, as a professor, about fundamental values ​​and, uh, about rational human behavior, what does rational behavior mean from the point of view of economists? well, first of all, this is the assumption that a person knows what is best for him and what is worse, the second assumption is that a person... makes a reasonable choice and always chooses the best alternatives available. the position of classical economists or adherents of behavioral economics? this is a methodological assumption in classical economics: classical economics is a very mathematical discipline, it is structured as a set of mathematical models, which , based on the assumption that rational economic agents act, are not necessarily people,