the lens can begin to cloud. the first artificial lens was uh. implanted in 1946, a long, long time ago. the tooth doesn't hurt, but it's loose. will it really have to be removed? and what does our dentist maria mikhailova recommend? incorrect closure of the upper and lower jaws relative to each other. what to do with loose teeth? good morning. hello. in the sense of the word, hypertension, no, something with the head, yes, pain, close, headaches, migraine, uh, bango, migraine, every seventh, every 15% - people suffer from this type of headache, let's check, let's let's check who creates a migraine, that is, the head hurts on one side strongly, so that's right. is largely unpredictable, and it can have completely different triggers that cause it in different people, and today we'll talk about how to treat it. well, for this i invite our permanent expert, professor-gertologist svetlana trafinova to the studio. how to live in a sound mind and long memory? world-renowned gerantologist svetlana vladislavovna trofimova, professor, secretary general of

so, the lens is old at... well, this is of course an ideal operation, i love to show it, these are outstanding technologies, lenochka, immediately after the operation there is absolute insight, oh, yes, the main thing is that when you take off the bandage, you are so afraid, afraid, just like the sun, just light, bright-bright, you want to live in general, seriously, yes, because with clouding this is what you constantly want there. rub something in the eye there and make lotions, drops you drip, your head hurts, and here you go, you're afraid, and suddenly a miracle, and the doctors do a miracle, you open like a baby and see everything, everything, well, that's it, praise to the great doctors, thank you, lenochka, sit down, please, that's the kind of operation, so when your eyes are cloudy, when you can't see well, today ophthalmology is amazing, amazing, go to the doctors. let's take a short break, and then continue. the global web of lies. in march, i received a letter inviting me to take part in the projec

len, lena, lena, open up. so.eep quiet until now, lena, len, understand, it was, well , it was the last chance, the doctors said that you wouldn't be able to give birth again, i, well, i couldn't tell you earlier, well, it would have been such a blow, len, open up, well, you said it yourself, the parents are not the ones who gave birth, len, open up, len, where is my daughter buried, i want to know where my daughter is buried? our daughter is alive, she's in the next room, she needs our support, help, we don't have another child and never had, remember that. hello, it was me who called you. nikolay nikolayevich said that you broke your leg? yes, everything has already healed, i wanted to talk to you with... tell me, is there anything i can do to help nikolay? lyubov georgievna? lyubov georgievna, let's not preludes, there is little time, i need this amount tomorrow, this is the deadline, if i have the money, i will be able to persuade the client to settle, nothing special, well, what did you expect, a bludgeoning

, open up, well, you said it yourself, the parents are not the ones who gave birth, len, open up, len my daughter buried, i want to know where my daughter is buried?" "our daughter is alive, she is in the next room, she needs our support, help, we do not have another child, and never have , remember this, hello, it was me who called you, nikolai nikolaevich said that you broke your leg, but everything has already healed, i wanted to talk to you, tell me, can i help nikolai with anything? lyubov georgievna, lyubov georgievna, let's skip the preludes, there's not much time, i need this amount tomorrow, this is the deadline, if there's money, i can persuade him. nikolai says that his boss allegedly made some kind of barb, your address? i understand, my client denies such accusations, and it will be impossible to prove the opposite in court, so my advice to you is to find the necessary amount. all the best, goodbye, hello, can i clean up here, let's do it later, otherwise you're here with your rags. i have equipment, you'll flood everything here with water, and i have a cleaning schedule,

len, you are my ex-wife, why are you making a scene like you are my current wife? fedya, aren't you brazen, barging into someone else's apartment without asking? i have a special circumstance, i'm leaving tomorrow, and i really need my things, i remember. i left them with you, of course, not because of my modest person, what is there, i probably threw it out already, but it doesn't matter, just let me go, and i'll look for it and run away right away, lena, you forgot your spatulas, quickly take what you need and get lost. yes sir, take the bags and stop eating my chocolate. yes, what should i do now? and there's also airport? no, there's nothing, right? and what are you standing here for? you see this, what do you think it means that he's a taxi driver? okay, that's right, so what am i doing here, waiting for a client, well done, look, you guessed, he's late, and so call him, you see, this isn't a parking lot, you can't stand here for long, yeah ivanovich, what are you talking about, there's an airport, no, anyway, thanks, yeah, that's it, i'm on my way, come on. d

len, i have an investigation.s my father's case, i can't just take it and leave it, but i promise you, i'll try to finish it as soon as possible, i promise, do you hear, ashot, shoshot, i need to on a business trip urgently again for... you'll keep an eye on it, come by, i'll explain everything. hello, boss, what did you call? i only need you in rostov so that no one knows, a secret business trip, consider it so. and work, i'll get you off the hook. well, a daily ration. lyalin, you're a grabber, i need to eat something, you'll get everything, you'll get the equipment from the secret agents , i'll provide a list, everything. and where are you going? you have a service in an hour? sasha, please go to kotsyu on kentiya, tell him i have an urgent matter, let him conduct the vespers for me, the parishioners are waiting for you, and not for father on kentiya, then you just arrived, you need to help your brother, nikita, again, yes, kostya, something is wrong with lena , they will soon sit on your neck and dangle their

len, kostya, my love!hout you, i'm at oshot's, come get me soon, i'm really waiting, good afternoon, nikita nikolaevich, you're at yours, yes, you're at yours, come in, you refused me, no, ainur, i didn't refuse you, you promised to come get me and help me out, and you didn't do it, ainur, understand, there's a lot to do piled up, i couldn't even lift my head, we could run away from everyone somewhere abroad and be happy." it was you who called me every minute, came and wanted to be near, didn't you, okay, stop, stop, wait, calm down, calm down , well, calm down, well, let's meet, sit somewhere, talk, calmly, no, nikita, i know everything about you, i know, but just know that i will achieve everything myself without your pathetic handouts, and i will be happy, without you. nikita nikolaevich, can i get up, can i. can i help with something? no, well then i i'll go, come on, come on, come on. 18 is, well that's good, just understand, we have different services, and i can do different things, have you ever da

he has already installed lock len as the chairman and the ceo of both these companies.already been in charge for many years. there are many other shareholders, but there are many other issues that could come up should the uk newspapers be sold. should they be buttressed... what is the future of fox news? it is one of the many issues that come up. like i say, there are many other shareholders with a very strong commercial and economic interest in the outcome of whatever happens to news court and fox corp. as we saw, rupert murdoch does not make decisions that are always 100% supported by shareholders. i5 that are always 100% supported by shareholders. is it that are always 100% supported by shareholders.— by shareholders. is it fair to sa this by shareholders. is it fair to say this isn't _ by shareholders. is it fair to say this isn't so _ by shareholders. is it fair to say this isn't so much - by shareholders. is it fair to say this isn't so much a - by shareholders. is it fair to l say this isn't so much a battle for control, it is a battle for that saying, that voice

, please, len, yes, hospitality is not your strongest trait, i'm picking up servants, are you a nuggetmething? something like that , wow, in aleksandrovka, so you give concerts, i work in aleksandrovka, like everyone else , i understand, and here i read an ad, they're looking for saxophonists, i think a sign, maybe they'll hire you, yes of course they will, come on, good luck to you, nugget egor, come on, don't drag out 3g here, we need wi-fi, why do we need wi-fi, why are we giving it as a gift. we think, yeah, a book, a book, the best gift, well and how long will this prelude last, dare, who, where from, why, egor, wonderful, burn, egor, if you like it. okay, you're already working at the banquet in the evening, let's start with standards, let's summer. okay, doxie, and you don't remember, well, the notes, take them. and guys, you're on time, and we have a new saxophonist here, why are you frozen, continue, all attention. what did i ask you to play? doxie. got it. "dead writers, then, the basics of tourism, tourism management, thank you. consumer preference management in the domestic

stop, because if you do not stop, god knows what will happen next, the first time she jumped on the lens, then she already jumped under the lens, where the hand was, because her feelings were already talking, after finishing school, he entered the biological faculty of the belarusian state university. after graduating in 1985, he moved with his family to work in the berezensky biosphere reserve, where he continues to live and work for 40 years. igor byshnev devoted 14 years of his life to scientific work. he is the author of monographs, more than 70 scientific papers. ten books and photo albums, candidate of biological sciences. since 1999, igor bushnev began making films and programs about nature. over the years, as a screenwriter, director, cameraman, producer and tv presenter, he participated in the creation of more than 100 films and several hundred tv shows. igor byshnev is a laureate of the largest international film festivals. he was twice awarded a special prize of the president of the republic of belarus for spiritual revival in the region. cinema and television of the national

longer holding well, there are ligaments, and it is there with such a direct blow to the eye, the lenssomewhere there, but the person immediately regained his sight, that is, all this, you see, well, from scratch, in fact, then ophthalmology did not develop as fast as others from the industry, but because the equipment is complex, it was difficult to think how to look inside, there is microsurgery, there is laser surgery, now it has already begun, that is, there are undoubtedly more opportunities, and not because this, let's say, in belarus, belarus has almost everything that the world has, that is, the country buys, if there is no our equipment, ours, buys equipment, buys instruments, buys everything, look how cataract surgery has stepped forward, not on the market. to hit the eye, yes, it is an operation on a closed eyeball, that is, it is not even opened, the cloudy lens is removed , a transparent substance is put in its place, it straightens out in its own capsule and the eye sees as it has not seen for a certain time, that is, such the youthful vision is returning, good spectacle

the country has wide open spaces available, and using lens. it was quite often seen as the cheapest option in the short term. that is why half of the trash produced by americans ends up there. so it's no wonder that the holes, the planets biggest landfill of its kind, according to the genus world records the apex landfill, outside of las vegas, it's big enough to accept waste for the next 250 years. landfill operators use several ways to tackle the problems of dumping trash, to protect the ground from toxic chemicals. they started with a large hole in the ground line with giants in front of the layers of synthetic materials. kinda like a huge into swimming pool with a big plastic sheets in it. at the bottom, there's a drainage system to remove the lead shape that generated sensors can also be placed at the bottom layer to detect any possible leaks after delete to district that it is turned into a usable water, you know, a days an engineered lens. so can also capture most of the meeting to meet it by making a kind of trash livonia. that stops m

table-family program when everyone is home, and today to our great joy elena plaksina is hosting us, len, good morning! in germany near dresden in the city of kodbus, then we moved to moscow, from moscow we went north, this is lagadunpohi, hukanmäki, i remember it as if it were yesterday, the four of us, me, my brother, dad, mom, we are traveling together in a compartment, for me this is some kind of very happy memory, when dad amuses everyone and says, we are going to kuukonmäkei, i didn’t understand that it was funny, but i remember how i laughed and was. rocked, they were our bosses, that is, we did events together, uh, we organized concerts at school, tell me, what did varya dmitrivich look like, a brilliant cadet. life to the end with him, amazing, such young people, and so imbued with each other, it was hard when we left immediately for central asia, and when i was already working after school in the siberian branch of the academy of sciences, well, this is the famous academic town of novosibirsk, and i came and said, what a joy we were assigned to fergana. one employee told me she

hello, len, hi, well, what do you say, mash, what is this impatience, len, well, let's at least makess, well, okay, look, so, presumably the time of the murder was yesterday, 10 p.m., so, the cause of death was a stroke. yes, hello! we returned from wintering in the summer garden, visitors which today again hello, i just sent you the results of the examination by mail, so study it, and you can tell me something over the phone, well look, so, for example, on the cufflink, yes, a distinct fingerprint was found, but it is impossible to identify it, it is not in the database, yes, it is not in the database, but here is what i will say on the stick, yes, which is possible. the fatal blow was inflicted on this woman, so traces of this woman's blood were found, as well as photofat fingerprints, which may belong to the killer, but they are so strong are blurred, which makes them unsuitable for research, and what else? oh yeah, and what else, so, a footprint of a man's size forty-two shoe and a footprint of a second person, it's really very blurred, but the footprints are small, so they proba

, why like that slowly, len, ainya, well, i'm pouring, you pour me a normal hand, len, after all. "the youngest, she's getting married for the first time, don't interrupt me, i count, 41, 42, 40 , that's it, i just remember from my eldest daughter's wedding how much you need to drip so that you can make it to the restaurant, nothing, we're going to visit, it's normal, it's normal here, good evening, the fifth separate traffic police battalion, we get out of the car, we show the first aid kit, lord, and forgive me at all, we don't ask any questions, we walk through, we show the first aid kit, please, here... we open the first aid kit, activated you have coal, yes, it seemed like everything was there, here , gather it up, oh, ma'am, your pies will drive me into a robe, valery, you ate 15 of them yourself, yes, well, why are they so tasty, well, it's okay, it's okay, the coal will start working now, everything will be fine, i'm going, yeah? yeah, yeah, just bring this tomorrow and the coal, don't forget, bye. hello, hello, excuse me please, and you here, like children , you cut their

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chlorogenic acid, which is an antioxidant, and if there is enough of it in the body, then the lens does not become cloudy, and if there is not enough of it, the lens becomes cloudy, and accordingly cataracts develop, this is the most common eye disease. and a person stops seeing, i see, that is enoki, enoki helps, it is good for the eyes, it reduces the amount of kotar, thank you, we are chewing here, we are eating here unculturedly, while the camera is all there, we are all here, who, who did not go there, we did not go with an angry mind to eat, the yummy is simply extraordinary, mushrooms and noki, very tasty, look, you said that mushrooms and noki are russian, well, like these are also honey mushrooms, only asian honey mushrooms. korean honey mushrooms, but there are also russian honey mushrooms, here if you compare them, they are comparable, half of the daily requirement of vitamin b3, the same, 50%. i am a fan of asian cuisine, i am speaking honestly, sincerely, they know it, i love it very much, asian cuisine, i want you to say, well, put it down, put it down, he has already woun

len, we could be wrong, but if we 're right, you're still in danger. you're walking me home, yes. we won't assign you security for now we can't, so for now, hi, i 'm going to be late for work today. so don't wait for me, come on, bye, well, let's go, let's go, come to my place , it's such a hard day today, i don't want to be alone, unfortunately, i can't, i still need to go back to the office, finish some things, i understand, well... i 'll see you out, andrey, oh my god, andrey, you, how are you, yeah, you seem fine, where's the gun, why didn't you shoot him, right? hi, hi, why aren't you sleeping, i was waiting for you, what happened, a bandit's bullet, an unsuccessful arrest, who wounded you processed, ambulance, excuse me, i'll wash up and go to bed, vera, what time do you finish today, four, as usual, maybe we can hang out somewhere tonight? have dinner, no, how long can this go on, well, let's talk normally, listen, gen, excuse me, just a second, hello, yes, i, yes, i understand, i'll be there in a minute. "that's it, we agreed, we'll drop by a p

in our first report, latif arab chakra reveals the lens to which the zinest lobby is going sabocharse the prospects of young palestinian documentary maker from receiving an award at this year's ceremony. the zionist lobby is trying to deprive heroic palestinian journalist in ghazza of nomination for an emi award and is using key figures from the music and film industry to help. bisan auda has worked tirelessly since the beginning of israel's genocide in ghazza to document the killing of her people and the destruction of her homeland. the 25-year-old was nominated in the outstanding hard news feature story category. for her documentaries. it's bisan from gazza and i'm still alive. a letter has been published calling for her nomination to be withdrawn. the claim in the letter is that bisan is secret member of the popular front for the liberation of palestine, also known as the pflp. who exactly is behind the letter, and what does it tell us about this ranset campaign? the israel lobby group, mobilizing industry figures against bisan alder. is the creative community for peace. ccfp was f

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in our first report, latifchakra reveals the lens to which the zianist lobby is going sabotise the prospects of young palestinian documentary maker from receiving an award at this year's ceremony. the zionist lobby is trying to deprive a... heroic palestinian journalist in ghazza of nomination for an emi award and is using key figures from the music and film industry to help. bisan auda has worked tirelessly since the beginning of israel's genocide in ghazza to document the killing of her people and the destruction of her homeland. the 25-year-old was nominated in the outstanding hard news feature story category for her documentaries. it's bisan from ghazza and i'm still alive. a letter has been published calling for her nomination to be withdrawn. the claim in the letter is that bisan is secret member of the popular front for the liberation of palestine, also known as the pflp. who exactly is behind the letter, and what does it tell us about this ranset campaign? the israel lobby group mobilizing industry figures against bisan alda, is the creative community for peace. ccfp was founded as p

the crystalline lens becomes opaque and accordingly vision deteriorates.ere studies have been conducted, if the concentration of vitamin c in the blood is low, then the risk of developing cataracts increases sharply. and we, friends, in the meantime are preparing samosa pies. so, our dough is ready, the filling. contain potatoes, peas, raisins, nuts from spices and chili peppers, so we tried with herman shechi, we tried, yes, pungency, let 's talk about chili peppers, let's say kind words, the pungent taste of pepper, for which copsaicin is responsible, we adore copsaicin, because copsaicin, it helps us, relieve inflammation, relieve pain sensations and stimulates activity. nikola egorich, come to the rescue, you are our public cook, yeah, like that, then i tamp, a little bit, oh, we don't make pies like that, yes, ask, we put everything on a flat surface, let's show our beauty, you understand, girls, that's how, we do it completely differently, and you fry them, you also put them in the oven to fry, yes, yes, yes, yes , like this, like this, like this sta

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len, i am grateful to you, firstly, for the fact that you are in this world, for your mood, for yourare not seeing each other for the last time, it is so delicious, lena cooks and talks about belarusian culture, and today's dish is just food where you want it. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes. we also decided not to look at overseas countries and came to the belarusian city, in which alexander. vasilyevich suvorov planned to stay for a long time. and we set off on a fascinating journey. many centuries ago, the lower castle and pasad, and then the town hall rose, where the city magistrate was located. so the kobrin princes of their squads stopped and feasted definitely here. to show how unusually wonderful our country is. the poet wrote 17 poems here, which were included in. konstantin, konstantinovich rakosovsky, the legendary marshal and twice hero of the soviet union. made an immeasurable contribution to the victory of the soviet army over the fascist occupiers, from august 1941 to july 42, was at the head of the sixteenth army, then commanded bryansk, don, centra

len, because art is neutral, there is a hidden meaning, a subtext here.re we giving you this horror, because in art, anyway, you don't understand a damn thing, that's why take it, let it decorate your table, like this? no, well, lin, why are you doing this? i wanted the best, the main thing here is to say such necessary words, when some glory, you look, what words were not said here, it's still a nightmare? not flax, well, why a nightmare, not a nightmare, i haven't thought of it yet, but roughly the meaning is, like, lieutenant colonel, you are the mighty samson who tears apart the jaws of a lion, the lion of crime, amazing, you thought of it yourself, yeah, yeah, and what, you know, with such success you could have bought the fairy tale turnip, why is there a turnip here, and like in the joke, remember that? the old man planted a turnip, the turnip came out and killed the old man, well, i mean, the old man is khrulyov, the turnip is crime, well, accordingly, the old woman is the village, the granddaughter is me, well, and the bug mukhtar, yes, and i am

>> kamala harris used the world much more through the lens of a prosecutor. she cares about laws. >> she cares about norms but when she first ran for the presidency, the former district attorney and california attorney general shied away from her legal residence may when she was running for president in 2019, 2020, it's a moment where prosecutors are not really resonating well with the democratic base do you have staffers around her say we've got to present your background in a way that doesn't feel off putting to an electorate that is really disillusion by law enforcement right now a lot of times that translated to advice of don't talk about it at all. >> she wasn't even willing to kind of call herself a prosecutor for years ago. and even though we know that that's a huge part and if our career, i remember asking at the time why don't you have a criminal justice plan that you'll lay out why aren't you more willing to combat the criticisms from progressives? some of which you've been during for a lot of your career we're not as if this answer wasn't something

that is the first lens. we need to increase the supply of affordable homes on the rental side and for sale side, particularly starter homes. the second is preservation. we need to preserve the existing stock of affordable homes. we lose a lot of home to obsolescence or they move up to market rate, so we need to really pay attention to the need to preserve the existing stock of affordable housing. the third lens is on the demand side. there are going to be people on the country and families in the country whose incomes will not match their housing cost. so at bpc we do support a number of important demand-side initiatives, particularly for example the housing choice voucher program with tell -- which helps to .4 billion low income families afford in the private rental market. with that program it is important and needs to be approved to encourage greater landlord participation. just to summarize, see the housing affordability through those three lenses. host: let us drill down a little bit and start with the

guest: mergers and acquisitions are looked through the lens of competitiveness and anti-competitivenessnd is there going to be a monopoly or not in the emerald trade commission examines that. -- and the federal trade commission examines that. there is a review of transactions done and that is one of the reviews but is undergoing. in addition to a conversation between the steelworkers and u.s. steel about the terms of their contract and who gets the say, there are a couple processes in place. host: they do the review and then they make a recommendation to block it or not? guest: that is correct. host: is the present allowed to do that? can congress step in? guest: congress made the role and i don't know if there is a congressional review but in the past they have looked at transactions through a lens of, do we need to restructure the transaction? is it ok to do all of the assets or not? i will let the process play out. host: plenty of stories in today's papers about the u.s. steel deal or lack thereof here josh rogan wrote in his op-ed is saying politics melt to the u.s. steel deal. the

let's and i think experts believe that's largely because they are viewing him primarily through the lens of inflation, like things don't cost, things didn't cost as much when he was president. but when he was president, despite all of that economic satisfaction, his approval rating never reached 50%. and last night, kamala harris, with a lot of help from donald trump, reminded 78 million people watching why that was. so. >> i mean, he, he displayed all of the behavior. >> the dismissiveness, the divisiveness the tendency to go down these right-wing rabbit holes. are we talking about immigrants eating pets that cause people when he was president to question whether he was fit for the job, even though they were basically satisfied with the way the economy was going and that doesn't eliminate all the problems you still have a lot of discontent about the economy, as you noted, that the one blind spot on a performance where she probably did not do enough to show voters how she would make their life better in a second term, but she with a big assist from trump, certainly reminded them of why t

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that i did what was requested me from commander lens okay so hindsight's always 20-20. looking back on that do you think you were adequately prepared for what it is that ultimately happened? >> there's always things that you can you think that you can do better. but what the information that we had i believe that we did the very best that we can or we could lieutenant herold, you feel the secret service adequately prepared you and your men for the event the secret service after meeting with them at the site and going through what they requested psp to do was primarily the security of the farm show inside the fence line. so adequate troopers, i had 30 troopers inside that fence line once the motorcade arrived and i feel that with them being the lead and we were in a request assist function. we provided what they asked for and we secured the inner perimeter of the farm show grounds i think local law enforcement, i think you did everything that you were tasked to do that day. but looking back and looking at the game films is what they're probably were other things we shoul

and stealing stealing their land, actually it's a personal belonging for them, it's not a general lens, it's personal lens for for these farmers from omsafa also in burka village in the east of ramala, many clashes erupted between... settlers and the palestinians, also in another attack was done by settlers in al khalil, especially in dura, in the area of dura in the south of al khalil, and it's worth mentioning that today inside the old the old city of al khalil, there was a high tension between palestinians from the old city and the settlers who wandered around the city, making parades in the as the palestinians today where making events, holy event of the the birth of the prophet muhammad and in the in the in the old city of khalil, some rituals, palestinian rituals usually made in this day, but the settlers made the atmosphere very attensive as they wandered around parading and show... armors and and making provocative uh speech and dances in front of these palestinians in in the old city of alkhale, they haveamed a corresponded in the occupied territories in ramalah with the lates

the cornea, here it is the cornea of ​​our eye, the first piece of glass is here, the second is the lensis no blood flow, so if you are told that myopia can be corrected by some exercises, this is ridiculous. and if you are told that cataracts can be corrected, that is, the clouding of the lens can be corrected with the help of some vitamins, something else, it's even funnier, because neither the cornea nor the lens have blood flow, which means nothing gets there, why did nature arrange it this way, if there were vessels there, these would be opaque environments, if there were vessels, which means immune cells, which means the immune response, the most important thing is inflammation, which means it is delayed by eyelashes, this is the first and this is absolutely correct, you were right when you shouted eyelashes and eyelids, now further, further this is a tear, a special coating of the eye. let's see what these unique things are. in normally, the surface of our eye is covered with a thin water-fat film. thanks to it , our eyelid slides freely over the surface of the eye when we blink o

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len, well, i ’ll tell you a secret, during our program she already called you zhenya a couple of times’t lie down, that’s it lena, she can't lie down, it seems, great, mom, do as you wish, i'm your daughter, len, are you and mom friends or is it still mom-daughter? we are friends, friends, i can call mom, and we can talk on the phone for an hour and a half, and these will be conversations, somewhere with laughter, somewhere with some complaints, somewhere with moments about the fact that mom, i need your advice, and this advice can be both in personal life and in professional, when i say: listen, well, the director is such and such, and the project is such and such, and the director himself at rehearsals she behaves like this, like this, should i go there further or not, yeah. she talks to me or asks me some questions, suddenly i myself understand that yeah, i won't go there anymore, she says: well done, i support you, you can quarrel over something, we can, maybe for example, well, for health reasons she doesn't listen to me, she eats a lot of sweets, she says that it's good for her,