khochituryan often argued with grigorovich, but in fact they worked in tandem.ple cried at the end of every performance they came to, it was so strong. they amazed the audience with the precision of their dance and the incredible amplitude of their jumps. ekaterina maksimova and nina timofeeva danced with them in the same ensemble. the artists changed, but the ballet itself never changed. to this day, spartak remains one of the calling cards of the big theater on april 9, 1997, douglas engelbart, creator of the computer mouse, was awarded the prestigious lemelson prize of half a million dollars. every year it goes to one of the outstanding inventors. for the first time, engelbart demonstrated his brainchild. back in the late sixties, then it was a wooden box on two wheels with a button and a wire that stuck out from the back, that ’s why this device was called a mouse, then instead of wheels they installed a ball, in the eighties, when the mouse became widely used, it cost 400 dollars, with taking into account inflation, today it is 900, and then came the turn o

then dostoevsky, nekrasov and dmitry grigorovich published a comic almanac on april 1.australia it is believed that luck will only favor the one who pranks another before noon. on april 1, 1778 , new orleans businessman oliver pollock invented the dollar sign in the united states, which is believed to be a combination of the english letters yu and s after the second world war. at the brownwood conference in 1944, all allies agreed that the dollar would become world reserve currency. the us economy was not affected by the war and turned out to be the strongest on the planet. for the next seven decades , confidence in the dollar remained very high, it was convenient for all countries to make payments in a stable, predictable currency, now many countries in the world are actively leaving the influence of the united states, perhaps an alternative will be found to the dollar as the world reserve currency. well, in addition to currencies in... the financial world, the dollar icon is actively used in some other areas, for example, in programming languages. april 1 in 1950, the

stage of the bolshoi theater, viewers saw the ballet spartacus for the first time, staged by yuri grigorovichusic about ramakhaturyan. it was this production that became triumphant and brought worldwide fame to its creator. the choreography combined classical traditions and innovation. game start. amplitude of jumps. ekaterina maksimova and nina timofeeva danced with them in the same ensemble. the artists changed, but the ballet itself never changed. to this day, spartak remains one of the calling cards of the big theater april 9. in 1997, douglos engelbart, creator of the computer mouse, was awarded the prestigious lemilson prize worth half a million dollars. every year it goes to one of the outstanding inventors. engelbart first demonstrated his brainchild back in the late sixties. back then it was a wooden box on two wheels with a button and a wire sticking out from the back. that's why this device was called a mouse. then instead of wheels they installed a ball. in the eighties, when the mouse became... used, it cost $400, with taking into account inflation, today it is 900, and then came

trust anyone, alexander i was also a fan of the prank, in 1846 dostoevsky, nekrasov and dmitry grigorovichn has survived to this day, although in england, ireland and australia it is believed that luck will only contribute. who will prank the other before noon. on april 1, 1778, a businessman from new orleans oliver polog invented the dollar sign in the usa, it is believed that this is a combination of english letters - u and s, superimposed on each other and meaning united states, united states. this symbol appeared on american banknotes only in 1917; here is a victorious march around the world; the american dollar itself began after the second world war. war at the brattenwood conference in 1944, all allies agreed that the dollar would become the world reserve currency, the us economy was not affected by the war and turned out to be the most strong on the planet. over the next seven decades, confidence in the dollar remained very high, it was convenient for all countries to make payments in a stable, predictable currency, now many countries in the world are actively leaving the influence

will not help ukraine, and weapons, provided by the west will not help ukraine in any way, quote grigorovich tell them, ok, sit down at the negotiating table, conclude a peace treaty, if you don't do it, putin will definitely win, that's all, robert fico, viktor orban, oleksandr lukashenko live in different countries, but they play the same game. and speaks according to the same methods, unfortunately. russia is now increasing the production of weapons, the military economy is in order, but most or part of what is produced again does not go to the front, but ends up in warehouses. german defense minister boris pistorius said this said on the air of the ard tv channel. yes, he answered the presenter's question about the fact that in a few years russia may attack one or more countries on... nato. at the same time , the head of the german defense department noted that there is no magic crystal to predict the future. but - says boris pistorius. if there is an attack, then - a quote. we will have to be able to defend ourselves to be able to fight the war that will be forced upon us. well, you hav

something. good, isolde, laura. massage parlor, sandra, dolly, who would have guessed that mikhail grigorovichyeah, that is, mikhail grigorievich comes here, watches pornography, and you supply him with girls, i understood you correctly, well, it’s clear. “i understand that resistance is useless, well, search, go ahead, i just want to say in advance, in front of witnesses, i don’t keep weapons and drugs at home, if you find them, it means they planted them, you didn’t guess, today, like a sin, we have a bag of weapons with drugs in the office left, funny, mikhail grigorievich, is there anyone at home?" " " means, i think, trouble will come, who could arrange this, and therefore we are coming to you for advice, what are you explaining, you know very well that i have nothing to do with what, they pay you money so that you look for scoundrels, and i’m not having legal advice here, by the way, who are we going to call, i want to consult with my lawyer, without that..." mr. andryushchenko, your client? yes, we have a search warrant. everything is legal and justified. court sanctions. oh, just not y

on the historical stage of the bolshoi there was grigorovich's editorship of a new attempt at modernnking in the 20th century. tragedy, but lavrovsky's masterpiece, in combination with the scenography of peter williams, remained unsurpassed , finally returned, it is difficult to create natural heroes, and for this to be relevant today, there is no sadder story in the world than the music about kofiev in ballet, the artists joked while working on the play in the forties, then everyone thought it was impossible to put shakespeare on pointe shoes, today it is undeniable that there is no sadder story, and no more beautiful ballet. pauline. ermalaeva, irina konegovskaya, evelina kornaeva, ilya novikov, anton dubnov and arina bogoroditskaya. news. he nailed me with an arrow. it's also about this ballet. it was a week in. we will return to the city in exactly 7 days to tell the stories that happened near us, see you soon. they say you need to prepare for rest, rest you need to be able to, you need to relax beautifully, but you need to relax, where the sun and sea are, on the first coastline

gerlakot restored, and anastasia in ivan the terrible, yuri nikolaevich grigorovich, that is , absolutelylready danced 13 different editions of swan lake throughout the world, when you danced there 10 or how many editions, not performances, but different editions of boyderka, giselle, completely with some strange sometimes ideas of the choreographer about what should happen, and you understand that that one, well, another edition i will dance, you begin to look for something new for yourself, and new is modern, strange, because despite the fact that in moscow, if we talk only about moscow, although this can be said about the whole of russia, modern dance has 20 years has been represented in such quantity, in such diversity, that i think that the backwoods can outweigh any central european... well , nevertheless, modern dance is not yet such a serious phenomenon in the theatrical context of moscow, st. petersburg, although in moscow there is a group, a professional group of modern dance, ballet moscow, for example, but nevertheless , this is still a very unstable territory, why do you thin

on the historical stage of the bolshoi there was grigorovich's editorial office, on the new one.st century , attempts at a modern re-interpretation of the tragedy, but lavrovsky’s masterpiece, combined with the scenography of peter williams, remained unsurpassed, have finally returned. it's hard to create natural heroes and have it be relevant today. there is no sadder story light than prokofiev's music in ballet. the artists joked while working on the play in the forties. then it seemed to everyone that shakespeare could not be put on pointe shoes. today it is undeniable that there is no sadder story. polina yarmalaeva, irina konegovskaya, velina kornaeva, ilya novikov, anton dubnov and arina bogoroditskaya. news. an alarming situation remains in the pride land shelter for predators in the klin city district, about which we talked about flooding the day before. hundreds of animals found themselves in a water trap; shelter employees were on duty near them all night, and during the day moved to dry and safe places. about the rescue operation, anna balan. now we. we go directly to

see is that the guys from the belarusian republican youth union, they are also moving into power, grigorovichthis is this recruiting, i see the future in this symbol, so you know , i leave here with the understanding that... that we protect the present, but with a positive outlook on the future. maria, thank you very much for the conversation, thank you. president alexander lukashenko also spoke about peace and creation, symbolically on april 2, during working trip to the western region of belarus. the head of state laid the capsule at the construction site of the city hospital in grodno. in a solemn atmosphere, the belarusian leader signed. under a message for future generations. the message addresses the descendants, who will open it many years later, with a call to take care of belarus, as passionately as we do. in communicating with the residents of grodno, the president of belarus also noted this event and also sent a message to our neighbors. and here are a few. years of independence, this is our message to the future, here it is not only in this capsule, this construction site is a mes

by the way, vladimir vladimirovich and alexander grigorovich seemed to express the latter, they say,it’s capitulation, to get ready for this, get ready for the west, everything, that is, the fact that we are now standing there on the line of both contacts and not moving, that’s it, it’s all over, now we will move and talk only about the capitulation of ukraine, the territory they divide, they think, russia will take this, we’ll give it, or this, and we’ll do it for ourselves, that is, they are engaged in sharing there, while russia is somehow always in the country, even in this switzerland, now about the numbers. yes, every day ukraine on average loses up to a thousand on the line of combat contact fighters, this is an average figure, plus or minus, but every day 1,500 people sign a contract for volunteers and volunteers go to the line of combat contact, about technology, just last year the x69 missile was demonstrated at an army exhibition as a model, exhibition, and so on , and already this year we... tested it in combat applications, an excellent missile, made using our technology