at his age, by the way, he could call me and hamlet himself with polyarthritis. well so what's now? i warned you. thank you, you are very kind. well, do not be upset, i personally like you very nicely. well, of course, now is the time to talk to these dresses, hello. you god, what is there ah? there will be no more shakespearean theater in our house, i promise. on the wheelbarrow, well, just 2 hours drive. so we won't get hungry. but these are pies with cabbage, you definitely don’t have them there, so that you don’t have to cook there. i have the next sit down, otherwise you keep running. dizzy. i have to leave but i want you to know, natasha, i don't have anyone right now . closer than you so with the move switched to you. i think i'll pay now. you practically live next door. yes, we can go to visit each other by train and let's write a letter to each other. yes, yes, of course. i guess i'm just an incorrigible owner, so i'm upset. i want to convey the departure to talk to olga is possible. and where is she now, is she in your room now? may i come to you? yes?

god god, again hamlet turned on enough of you. i have to go., thank you very much. i'm glad no one has said this for a long time. and the family, of course they are grateful to me. i do a lot for them, but the family is completely different. this is your passport, please. all right, let's announce tomorrow's issue. where you? i saw this face. are you sure? or does he look like someone? i don't know, please remember. i don't know, yesterday i read the brothers karamazov. like the first time i couldn't sleep all night. i thought yesterday, the whole evening. here's what i decided. and let's you live me until your relatives find. so what? yes, i am olga vladimirovna's mother. yes, i know everything. i am sure that olga will support me. no, i cannot accept your offer. i'm sorry, i'm sorry, because i ca n't sit on two women's necks, you know, well, first of all, let's start with the two, but four. i have a granddaughter, katya, and another cat, mazi, is also female. already the four of us managed somehow. oleg mikhailovich well, i assure you that yo

hamlet hamlet armenian what is the surname prince danish, but to be or not to be? that is the question. the question is why did he come to you? at least guess me? hmm that is, i live in the first entrance on the first floor in the first apartment , drunks go to me, for a glass of random grandmas in the toilet of electricians behind a stepladder, a passer-by for addresses we go to everyone who doesn’t get there. well, wait. the former just came, i allow. is that what you allow yourself? what is the corpse in the apartment? and who are you, a car service, but his hands are former afghans, shut up. why should i be silent? you all the time i don't need to be silent i want to shut my mouth, i say, yes, please shut up. listen to this exactly, and understood guys all the highlights. you are under our control. and you too. well, are you bored? what the hell brought you? this guy? this is what i want to ask you. firm security in general, don't guard defenseless citizens. lets all some types break into the poor teacher's house. and he has nothing to do with it. well, okay, i

you hamlet - news website. i still think it is there. you hamlet since. | news website.re's been this very interesting discussion about whether or not you need to have a jewish actor play a jewish icon. magneto who you played in the x—men universe isjewish other you are not ofjewish heritage cell. what you think of that idea that you should have jewish people of that idea that you should havejewish people playjewish characters? 0r indeed whether in other words you need gay people to play gay characters? the mac there are two things. is the argument that a gentile cannot play due? and if the argument therefore that edge you cannot play a gentile? is the argument that straight men cannot play a key part? and if so, does that mean i cannot play straight parts and i'm not to explore the fascinating subject of heterosexuality in macbeth? surely not. we are acting. we are pretending. now, i would capable of understanding what it is to be jewish? are we going to convince ajewish jewish? are we going to convince a jewish audience that we arejewish? well, perhaps we don't need to

this is the highest, this is shakespeare, because it seems to be no, but the great hamlet, but it was not shakespeare. it was vysotsky. in his rise , an unusual violet. i knew everything played a shakespearean role, a shakespearean role, where in labor yes, it was never played well. why be honest? because they played, like some kind of menopausal last love, what kind of young woman is she? well, and so on, it doesn't matter. ophelia should be the main character. i did my best to talk only about gertrude. flax is 2 months old and still not forgotten, one can hope that the memory of the great man will outlive him for half a year. just let him make time for the sacrifice to build the temple, otherwise no one will remember him, like wooden horses. we are the models that we are here is where the legs where the hooves somehow start. and the first was an article by odoevsky, he noted only vysotsky and demidova, why vysotsky became an actor not just of another school, but simply different nature, different breed, two individualists. they turned out to be surprisingly reliable allies on stage

the pandemic and some five decades after his first public turn in the role, sir ian mckellen played hamletit was typical of him, surprising, mischievous, your thespian charisma. above all, it showed that in his ninth decade, he seems indefatigable. undoubtedly one of the greats this country has produced, he is a pioneer, a game—changer, who rewrote the rules of acting and helped britain confront the truth about itself. known to a global audience for his portrayal of gandalf in the lord of the rings, it has been quite a journey for a boy from burnley born before the war. over six decades he has been called the area to laurence olivier, starred in hundreds of productions and eliminated screens small and large. how good do you think you are? whenever i start rehearsing a play, i tell myself the fact that i'm the best actor in the world to play that part. along the way, his championing of gay rights has earned him the ire of many and the respect of many more. our conversation cover everything from his life story the weather, for instance, non—jewish actors should playjewish roles and the story

it is still there, rather embarrassingly, you played hamlet since.stion, helen mirren playing golda meir, there has been this interesting discussion about whether a jewish actor should play a jewish icon, you played magneto, he isjewish and you are not ofjewish heritage, what do you think of that idea that you should havejewish people playing jewish characters, or indeed whether you need gay people to play gay characters? there are two things, isn't it? is the argument that a gentile cannot play a jew and is the argument therefore that a jew cannot play gentile? is there an argument that a straight man cannot play a gay part and if so, does that mean i cannot play straight parts, and i am not allowed to explore the fascinating subject of heterosexuality in macbeth? surely not. we are acting, we are pretending. are we capable of understanding what it is to bejewish? are we going to convince ajewish audience that we are jewish? well, perhaps we don't need to, because we are just acting. let me ask you some quickfire question, what technology is indispe

that is, you have a hand once and pulled on hamlet and you live like a hamlet, and the branderas tooknd became just vasya what to do, but after this one, the theatrical institute manufacturing industry, vasya just remains very difficult, finally inside the dust. well, three sawdust, as reikin said in a bald one. well , sawdust, not our sawdust, but somehow you need to behave yourself. yes, you certainly took off the glove all the time. you seem to be left to yourself. the main thing is to leave what is not needed. this is a difficult profession, of course, these are psychological changes. i'm asking this, it's not because i doubt it, but just sincerely worried. me too, because when fate is in front of your eyes, these are the very ones, because this is such neurasthenia from the fact that i am a genius, but did not understand. she is in many ways self-hypnotic, because i heard somewhere, in my opinion, it’s right when all the vices of great actors are already in him, but all the signs. no, first they learn, as if these are like this, and not and then they seem to catch on, but imagine

this is regina that she really needs a question, as hamlet said.ing is that she wants to warn me against something there. it's just ridiculous even i've never been able to do it. maybe they shouldn't let me in at all. no, are you really, we ’ll never know anything at all, in general, the only thing for which she could come is vyacheslav gennadievich slava himself, do you think she i came for slava well, why else would i call him now, so that he would not return quickly. glory is me. i decided to scrub the floors today. so do n't rush home. hold up. come back later, okay. well, he said with pleasure how i look like an english queen. recently , i showed how tired it is to be impatient. come in and now about the purpose of my visit. uh, nothing that i will say in the presence, natalia dahlia, she is aware of all my affairs. well , okay. i came to warn you like a woman woman, don't get used to glory. he left me many times for various passes, but each time he returned to me. i told you that i work as a theater entrepreneur. no, i haven't said glory yet.

but she refused many projects herself, for example, from the proposal of robert wilson to put hamleth her in the title role. why refused to play all the characters would a monologue be such a flashback? not to make performances will be less and less partners will not, in general, she and the microphone. she and the music stand with the text of the vis-en-scene of her poetry evenings, staged for her once upon a time by george from the trailer. but from these readings in the sixteenth year, a wonderful one-man performance will be born - a poem without a hero in the gogol center, staged by kirill serebryakov, what did you do with fear? but rampant with mortal fear and vengeance, knowing the time, lowering her dry eyes and wringing her hands all in front of me. in the east you always think that we are too late met. if it had been before, probably we would have done something impossible for her, and this is impossible for her. and maybe it would become somehow very important for me. and there are many photographs, where there is only a static image of these prints. you can even stack a se

i also feel like a little hamlet in the kingdom of denmark. brad is kind of annoying.he just wanted to know how things were going with you. yes, i'm sorry, well, you understand, there's some kind of mess in my head. the mood is to hell. it's like, look, they'll fire you. they me. yes, maybe i don't want to work myself. i nikolai promised to help. that's how i will now be in his eyes look, yes, how am i going to look people in the eye. what is this going on? yes, i do n't give a damn about his connection. so you can’t park where he wants, he can beat people just like that, yes. unavailable so that she would say that she is suitable. yes , those are her keys. wow, i'm certainly not an expert. but it sure is blood. please thanks. well, as you already understood from my documents, my name is bogdanov alexei bogdanov, i work in the department for combating drug trafficking. everything is fine. i would do exactly the same if i were you. well you understand, we had to respond quickly. you could ruin our business. just to reiterate, i didn't know. we have been saved from this

it was the hamlet of the era, without time the image of soft dusty, suffocation was revealed in suchcal fullness and such a modern recognition that took my breath away both in the hall and on the stage. gertrude demidova was the flesh of the flesh of this without time. and its main victim is the modern theater, and on the other hand it is in shakespeare. she played the humiliated queen. she has gently with her act, it happens. there were subtle psychological materials - pride, queens, tender women, that's all, and then it started. so she was further humiliated or just. well, your son, who, what did you say, how to go, what’s with you mother, what’s with you? you look into the void, there you will be loud with barren air. you, of course, eyes as if soldiers on a signal fly up at the end of your hair and build on the hood. but the disease does not need to be cooled unperturbed champions. in this couple. they were absolutely even, absolutely on a par with your sick peak, in terms of spirit, white, feverish, big artificial. delirium tremens my pulse, how does yours count? and also cheerf

july 18, 1980 at the height of the taganka olympiad, another hamlet was given, of course, no one thought that he would be the last. vladimir is given a lengthy meal of the funeral of vladimir vysotsky konstantinsky multi- point statistics, listen to the voice of america from washington sibga tired of being a famous actor of this avant-garde theater for a day moscow kept vysotsky and remained a frame. sixty-year-old lyubimov carries the coffin, he looks like a man who buries the price. grief and on other faces not only close friends and brothers of the patogan woman, but also spectators listeners, the number of which the country did not have pictures of this day from all the cities of short and villages, where at that moment people turned on their tape recorders, opened the windows and vysotsky's voice filled the streets of the alley roads. and the wheels of time were worn down in friction, everything in the world deteriorates from friction, and then time was offended and the pendulums of time froze. and twelve midnight is wrong everyone waited half a day, but again not waited. that's wha

cats of scientists probably have a dream not to offer hamlet.s was not offered and did not dream, therefore they did not offer, probably, yes, no special dreams. no, who to play who give won? saved the pants. you are a big person. i didn't ask you to kill. and he saw not capricious not exacting fee. in a sense, in theory, this is how it should be most often now. that's what an actor with these recognitions, we will rather not give him a job. well, here's a symbol of the time that you have to overcome little by little, at one time it did, well, the young one got a job. he kind of picks up. bread, subsided it. what should i do? we have to share bread. yes, you are seasoned, young comes. well, not that they shared with me, but then it turned out that she simply began to take away what belongs to me 160 or 170 somewhere films of already full meters of serials. everything has taken too long. it's time to put an end to this adventure. i'm tired of lying katya about your business trips. let's break this love triangle. you know very well what i do, it's

old passport of his friend, the actor bocharnikov, the joker, gilyarovsky, wrote, gilyarovsky plays hamlet section. satellites of uranus titan biron received shakespearean names only 65 years after the discovery gave names it was his son john gershvili quite right, who, in fact, discovered uranus and its satellites obernu titanium are named after the characters. what a play the storm, he will continue the words of the word 500 on a midsummer night internet mods added to the military and botanical meanings, the third is in no way connected with the first two. what word is onion onion? quite right, check out my bow, fashionable bow and go on around shakespeare 200 nowhere the veronese fortified next to the bust of shakespeare. what kind of play is this? quite right, when romeo finds out that he is sentenced to exile from verona, he utters these words, matvey trees 500 inhabitants of this country after a series of fires that destroyed the forests began to plant banyans and ficuses for 24 years. planted 11,000 trees. maybe sri lanka is not. this is indonesia words of the word 200. in this adve

after years of fighting hamlet up al jazeera, i man mm hm. danny is a yemen research consultant and he believes the truce has been driven by economy rather than humanitarian concerns. i think we have to look at basically the economic situation of the country and obviously follow similar trends that we see globally in the sense that the economy. i think, you know, the pandemic and of coven 19 d, that the global, the surge of oil prices. and yemen has been obviously a and a blockade for about 7 years now. so. so it's really, really hitting the actors themselves. i mean, i don't think the warring actors have actually ever cared about what the human body civilians are suffering or how much they're suffering for. but i think now they realize that there's just so many a chances to change the trajectory of the conflict, and at the same time, to basically stop the economic decline before the situation really gets out of control. the un speak peacekeeping mission in molly is saying it's consigned by reports of violence against civilians when the milit

i sighed outside tower hamlet, hackney town hall as well.e, and i quote, we have heard it all before, the police are disregarding the trauma of the incident and that the action plan does not speak for what the community once. i should also remind you that there are questions as well around the handling of this case. we know that on the 17th of march, that is when the officers involved in this case were taken on front—line duties. that is three days after that damning safeguard review was published and over 15 months since when the incident actually took place which was in december of 2020. we will be talking more about this case, i'm quite sure, but thank you very much for now for that update. that is our correspondent they with the latest on the chid q that is our correspondent they with the latest on the chid 0 story. let's return, i think, to ukraine because we've just been talking about the international community —— international committee of the red cross that it's been unable to reach the city of mariupol to carry out that operation t

in fact, i think my friend over there is as soon as i am, let's find out. hamlet katy, who is the man who created you. the 1st mercedes was a race 35 hold strong or that was with 1st and say the thinking this electrification electrification to customize ability. that is luxury for us with the nobody or whatever. it is. unbelievable. one of the reasons mercedes are so proud of the e q f is because it is currently the most ed or dynamic production card in the world with a jack coefficient of just 0.20. and they've done everything to make sure that the car is as arrow dynamic as possible, starting from what they call the one boy design, which makes sure that the cost sweep from the bonded all the way through the roof line down to this somewhat high tail that ends in a spoiler. i was really curious to see what this word a good beating drag coefficient meant when the e q s baby was in motion. so i immediately put it to the test. oh, that was quite nice. and if, what does your back end of the seed i'm over the power delivery is needed? how much it is manages to see. this is the fact that th

i saw a soldier in hamlet and there to something in his hands and realised that he was taken photos. ask him nazi and he walked to wait for 2 lakes, helen women living the same reports and was there again like he was asked not to take pictures, but he ignored deal classes. my to my husband sat there, he saw the associated press accreditation when the situation come down, i realize from the photos that the report is at the immediately after the explosion, paula osborne was legal analyst and anti terror expert jennifer britain says the tactics allegedly used by the ukrainian military are reminiscent of those used by some terrorist organizations. well, this is a big deal because one of the main eye witnesses that reportedly has now come out even with video footage is the main woman who was pictured the ukrainian influence or woman. saying that it was in fact the ukrainian mom military that took that over . so to me and this is so reminiscent of what we saw from other terrorist organizations that it's the exact same type of thing. it's set up the situation, go to a building that is vulne

you could really describe it more of a hamlet or 4 or 5 houses. aha, a shell had landed very close to her home, and basically much of the home destroyed. we asked her why she hasn't joined the hundreds of thousands of other people that have left this area. and it's often at the same response that you get from people still here, which is literally i have no where else to go. meanwhile, we understand that there has been shelling in various different places along the front line. we can hear stuff going on both to our east and west, the rumbling of what sound like curb possibly air strikes, possibly heavy artillery. we cannot confirm either side whether whether it's incoming or outgoing. and interestingly, there is this sense of a renew confidence if you like, in the ukraine, in military amongst the ukraine and officials who are saying that there has been, well they describe as an offensive to try or at least repelling the success in repelling russia's move. the russian forces moves on a number of different areas. so western pass, sending more arms sh

it's hamlet. i accept, there's no militia with absolute good. it's and dedication draw a country and all the other parties that have endorsed this nomination yonder to me as drawn, broad and unified blood phone was turned on an additional pair of hands drilled to study the ship. well, it's interesting because there's been so many parties actually almost 20 that have come behind for non payment history. no dinner to support his candidacy. and that's why he's saying that it is such a strong platform for him. and he's something that we have never quite seen the last time that we saw such as to given if i would say would be 2002 where it took out that we did national re, why lions and mean the political parties that individuals came together behind for my president, wake you back, you who you mentioned has passed on and the whole country just basically wanted to get rid of president more at the time. oh, that's why we've seen so much of a push. and he just basically saying that now that i have this kind of stuff, what that meant, then i'm going to m

i saw a soldier in the hamlet and there to something in his hands and realised that he was taken photos. ask him nazi and he walked away. but later when women living the same reports and was there again life, he was asked not to take pictures, but he ignored deal classes. my to my husband sat, he saw the associated press accreditation. when the situation come down, i realize from the photos that the report is it, be it immediately after the explosion? ah, those more we can cross live to jennifer britain legal analyst, an anti terror expert. jennifer, nothing is clear through the fog of war. but if we break this down, we now have eye witnesses say that the building of the maternity home had been taken over by the ukrainian military? ah, why would they choose such a location if this is the case and what he thinks going on here? well, this is a big deal because one of the main eye witnesses is reportedly has now come out even with video footage is the main woman who was picture the ukrainian influence or woman saying that it was in fact the ukrainian military that took that over. so a coup

many migrants depend on the goodwill of libyans, such as hamlet al deep, who started the folly s san charity organization 7 years ago. i was during ramadan laborers don't find work, so we try to help them and give them food. it's our obligation is muslims to help those in need. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions for more than a decade. but migrant still risk coming here because there are no job opportunities at all. although difficult and at times dangerous. for some it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. ma, trina, ultra 0, tripoli. ah, this is our desert, easier. top stories ukrainian president blossom is landscape.

many migrants depend on the goodwill of libyans, such as hamlet, al dbhdd, who started the full u. s. and charity organization 7 years ago. oh, during ramadan, laborers don't find work, so we try to help them give them food. it's our obligation is muslims to help those in need. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions for more than a decade. but migrant still risk coming here because there are no job opportunities at all. although difficult and at times dangerous. for some it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. mo, trina ultra 0 tripoli. chinese economy has exceeded expectations by growing by 4.8 percent in the 1st quarter of this year. the world's 2nd largest economy is under enormous strain. the war in ukraine on a new corona virus outbreak. i'll crating challenges. katrina, you reports. chinese economy beat most expert forecasts and expanded by 4.8 percent in the 1st 3 months of 2022 strong manufacturing activity and a boost in infrastructure spending early in the year drove much of that growth, but major challenges threatened the o

upon exit, because for us, as soon as for us, the question arises of the only authentic hamlet to be everything is clear to us right away. well perspectives and inspiration and all. the rest and the last little bit about them, because today i really liked the barrel, and i generally understood, this is all a tantrum about the fact that they supply everything to germany because when people were steaming, everything says that we are like this right not from oil. not from gas. so, we can’t refuse directly, because it will be very bad for us. we can't in germany responsible people say how bad it will be for us. if you are leading an imbargo, everything goes to hell immediately within a week. i understand that there is american hysteria. there is a zelensky hysteria about the fact that well, let's embargo oil and gas europe should give an imbargo. zelensky says to me in plain text, i tried so hard in the bucha that we settled down. that's it, that's it, every day i make a claim before the parliaments. he today pants mayer refused funny, zelensky refused. by the way, zelensky said that zel

many migrants depend on the goodwill of libyans, such as hamlet deep who started the foliage, s san charity organization 7 years ago. ha, ha, ha ha. during ramadan, laborers don't find work, so we try to help them and give them food. it's our obligation is muslims to help those in need. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions for more than a decade. but migrant still risk coming here because there are no job opportunities at all. although difficult and at times dangerous. for some, it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. ma, trina ultra 0 tripoli, peruvian police have been burning more than 16 tons of cocaine. the drugs were season operations over the past 4 months. the south american country is one of the world's biggest cocaine producers. president pedro castillo, who attended the burning, says traffic as can expect more. ah, to have a quick check of the headlines here. now da 0, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says russia has begun a full scale offensive disease. control of the eastern regions is include areas where russian back separa

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house. well and the biggest award was received by the play, the son of director yuri butusov about hamletof us , he became the main highlight of the season karina makaryan mikhail karasyov channel one. well, now the topic is as eternal as art, and especially it becomes more acute in the spring on the eve of the summer season, and the closer the summer season, the more acute this topic, how to lose weight, what to eat to lose weight, as far as all sorts of scientific articles have been written. how many calories are calculated burned. how many diets have been tried broken virtual copies. by the way, i think it's good to burn calories when you argue with someone. here in some publics, yes, about it, yes, in fact. i have one recipe not to eat all the time to be hungry, i help. she said, yes, we actually do not even hope to bring final clarity and close this topic now, but we want to dispel some popular myths. we all heard they say on a diet you can not exceed 1,000 calories a day, we debunk this myth with mikhail lost 40 kg in 4 months. while the daily diet note 2.500 calories breakfast, it'

the 2 month cruise could be extended at both parties agree, a sign of who after years of fighting hamlet up, al, jazeera, a 36 hour curfew has been imposed in sri lanka. the army has been given sweeping powers to make arrests. social media sites have been blocked. after a series of protests against the government, people are angry about a worsening economic crisis. women l fernandez joined us live now from columbia mental to the curfews man place across the country. what impact that harvey? that's right. i mean, essentially, as you can probably notice behind me, this is come, columbus commercial capital, the heartland of business. and it's an absolute go. stone. are the only people that we've seen just around here are a handful of the homeless who have never as go. so it's very much had an effect of closing everything down, freezing everything because of this 36 or curfew that was announced last evening. ah, now in addition to that curfew, we also had a gathered extraordinary rules brought in by the president specifying that no person could be seen in any public roared in parks, in recre

many migrants depend on the goodwill of libyans, such as hamlet deep who started the fully s san charity organization. 7 years ago. i was during ramadan, laborers don't find work, so we try to help them give them food. it's our obligation is muslims to help those in need. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions for more than a decade. but my growth still ris, coming here, because there are no job opportunities at home. although difficult and at times dangerous. for some, it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. ma, trina, ultra 0 tripoli, o dozens of refugees and migrants have been rescued in their the canary islands. 61 people, including 9 children, were picked up by the spanish coast guard. they were brought to a port on the ground canario human rights groups say at least $4400.00 people, including hundreds of children, died last year, trying to reach spain from africa. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. now at least 7 people have been killed in russian missile strikes in the viv is part of a tax on the western and southe

the pilot is being rolled out in hackney and tower hamlets.ernment have been issued, but some have issued concerns that they're only being given to morejunior staff. as the met�*s first 20 fines are handed out, some whitehall insiders have told the bbc they believe police targeted "low—hanging fruit", while another source cautioned that it was too early to say until all fines are issued. downing street has confirmed that the prime minister has not received a fixed penalty notice. england will face the united states and iran in the group stages of the world cup being held in qatar in november. england will also play either scotland, wales or ukraine, when one of them qualifies for the tournament. our sports editor, dan roan, is in the qatari capital, doha. good evening, clive. many people still struggle to believe where and when this world cup will be happening. of course the first to be staged here in the middle east, the first to be staged in the middle of winter, but this evening's draw perhaps helped it feel a little more plausible, a littl

but 1st, we supported the developers bubble of armor and his colleague hamlet, but they have not treated as fairly, as i said, it's been 12 years and almost nothing has happened. we still don't have a road, a garden. it's unacceptable is a cumbersome. despite the many promises made by developers, there are still no schools or stores. only construction sites have been no one feels responsible. who should we turn to that hebrew guy? be the one down in our northern suddenly own car, the companies press officer interrupts the interview with this satisfied residence airing their grievances are frowned upon. filming will only take place on the upper floor under the press officers watchful eye. in choose as a family of 6 to live in to 29 square meter rose free of charge. i am assuming that the camera team would not understand him. the press officer tells the father of the family what to say on camera. oh yeah. yeah. what are you ready? no, thanks not for me. i'm diabetic. oh every say. when i was my son's age, i grew up in a slum whomever where like, you know, my parents did their best to give

maybe, yes, that's how hamlet speaks.question, see the degree of development of civilization, the degree of comfort and life of people depends from the amount of energy that civilization has, the country has, if they reduce energy consumption, and our gas is energy to the level of the middle of the 20th century, then the number of people who are in europe is 320 impossible not to feed. they must either be shipped to america or that's it. here's a simple dilemma, a simple dilemma, well , look, then one more question. well, uh, and this dilemma, which already concerns the europeans, who have this difficult choice and this entire western american-centric system, about which you yourself formulated that their question is to be or not to be, but i would add to be in the same capacity or continue to be in some other capacity to which they are not accustomed. you at one time, and here in this studio, and not only in this studio, where i listened to people say that no matter how hard they try, they can’t erase russia from the mod

what hamlet is this south san francisco? >> yes. i can give you the exact. in the avalon frank wood neighborhood. >> 297al travis take drive. unincorporated. san mateo county. >> correct. >> they have zoning to allow 10,000 square foot homes? >> we are asking for the ability to fly over it. >> i get it. we definitely want everybody to leave the field and fly over this thing. it seems preposterous. i have been around for a while. i have accepted navigation easements in my time. >> is that the extent of your questions? >> i feel like in so far as this is on the one hand a positive thing for the airport relative to the right to fly and reduce litigation liability for noise. on the other hand it is a benefit to this developer and it does seem in addition to my policy annoyance of 10,000 square foot homes to be rather unfortunate that in order for a world class international airport to continue flying as it's has done since the days of mills field to not have staff time covered by the developer, this seems a it's not okay to me. >> i can definitely look more into