was being produced, and it seemed to me that it was a play the mousetrap, well , some very average,sic english scenery and so on, it seemed to me that something needed somewhere, like... then, and i thought, oh well, season 2 will pass on its own, and this mousetrap is just going on here, well, it seems to me like in london it can go on, every day there is a mousetrap in london, it goes on and people watch and no need ... of course, well, actually, even the space performance, yes, it’s clear that there’s vika, who’s on it’s like everything is focused on her, but i was completely delighted with all the other roles, we have fantastic artists, and how powerfully they do it all, it’s just such a thrill, sasha, if you look through the eyes of an artist, well, in this case, through your eyes your colleagues, the play came out, and you see that it definitely did not receive... such audience success as we would like, but at the same time you feel, like the artists who are involved in this performance, yes, that this is a successful creative work and which she really brought you joy. then th

was being produced, and it seemed to me that it was a play a mousetrap, well, some very average, some and i thought, oh well, season 2 will pass , both himself and this mousetrap is going on here simply, well, it seems to me, how can it go on in london, every day there is a mousetrap in london, it goes on and people watch, it doesn’t need any stars, but people watch this plot, they wonder who the killer is and so on, it turns out that the theater can also serve such a function, as in saying, yes sometimes they are absolutely incredible, i’m not saying that this is a bad performance, a wonderful performance in its own way, but i can’t say that it moved the art of theater somewhere, i can’t say that any critic, the criticism was incredible there, and the whole theatrical moscow came to watch, but this and this, as one director said, i say, this is a bad performance, this is bad, no, no, this is the black bread of the theater, you all want desserts, red caviar, and sometimes you need to have , and i understand that really, how to say, and this too some kind of artistic hand experience. a

, yes a mousetrap, yes, call it that, a mousetrap, or it seems to me, a gradual scale until it goes lowertemptations, a person is weak, and for now we’ll take a short break, i remind you, our telegram channel say, don’t be silent, subscribe, ask questions and offer us new interesting guests, we’re in touch, on the air again tell. shut up, our guest is a journalist and a deputy, one might say, a people's deputy chosen one, evgeny pustovoy. evgeniya, well, you are still presenting on stv, the author’s project of a politician without ties and banknotes. and we discussed this last time, that you, grisha azaryonok, your colleague, have both fans and opponents of your expressive presentation of information. but the reality is that fists are clenching, as yours said... in 2015 at 24 ee, this is not even an edifying, but an exhorting tone, that is, to tell what we have and what we can lose, that’s all the task, gregory has his own topic, your own audience, you know, very good, when there is some kind of enemy like that, it’s easy, let’s say, before everything was the president’s fault, now many p

was being produced , and it seemed to me that he was a performance mousetrap, well, some kind of...here be a mousetrap in london, every day there is a mousetrap in london, it goes on and people watch, it doesn’t need any stars, but people watch this plot, wonder who the killer is and so on, it turns out there is a theater and such a function. can also carry quite the same, how to say, but sometimes there are such generally incredible ones, i i’m not saying that this performance is bad, it’s a wonderful performance of its kind, but i can’t say that it moved the art of theater somewhere, i can’t say that any critic, the criticism was incredible there and the whole theatrical moscow came watch, but this and this, as one director said, i say, this is a bad performance, this is bad, no, this is the black bread of the theater. these were, and i understand that really, how to say, and this is also some kind of experience of artistic direction, like someone desserts red caviar, and sometimes you need to he said that theater is valued not by the presence of stars, but by the presence of a st

, yes a mousetrap.here are many temptations, a person is weak, but for now we will take a short break, i remind you of our telegram channel. say, don’t be silent, subscribe, ask questions and offer us new interesting guests, we are connected. about the unique features of the oldest belarusian churches, the vault, we can notice the development of the gospel plot, in particular the moment when jesus christ is taken down from the cross, about the great power of faith, faith in god. include your faith in the fact that god can eliminate our fears, our poor people, about god's help in various situations. everyone has their own faith, someone may be asking to strengthen their faith, and this unites us, both those who lived before us and those who may live after us come to this shrine. about the spiritual purpose of shrines in the life of a believer. people are coming in big, big crowds now. here to worship and, as it were, to come into contact with the mother of god. uh, this kind of living prayer is happening

was being produced, and it seemed to me that he is a performance mousetrap, well, some kind of, veryind of classical english scenery and so on, it seemed to me that something, somewhere, somehow was needed, and i thought, okay, season... second row, yes, it might be unpleasant for an artist to hear, then of course, well, in fact , there’s even a play in space, and it’s clear that they are completely delighted with all the other roles, they all do it, it’s just such a thrill. sasha, if you look through the eyes of the artist, well, in this case, through the eyes of your colleagues, the play came out, and you see that it definitely did not receive such audience success as i would like, at the same time, you feel like the artists who are involved in this performance, yes, that this is a successful creative work and which really brought you joy, it was not useless, your position is rather, as zhenya said, to continue playing... understanding that this is the final story and that this will not become a performance for 10 years, or when you see an extinct hall and maybe not even a complete

animals are found here, running, jumping, and mainly at night, they absolutely do not fall into mousetrapsa person immediately repels her, so sometimes it turns out a distorted picture, we don’t really know what kind of fauna we have, what kind of ornithocomplex of small mammals, the owl works, well, relatively speaking, like such an ecological bulldozer, what comes into its field of vision, it carefully selects all this, this is one of... nature and polesie as a whole is different, why? because the boundaries of the eagle of many species of beautifully singing or loudly singing the same amphibians or some birds, it ends in the forest, that is, the northern ones are no longer there, but we have them. oh paulavic, hello, i haven’t been here in your place for 100 years, even the little ones came from the garden, well , we haven’t been here before, listen, i hear you’re here on the farm, you’re still working hard, yes, and you’re moving your tool bag, you’re jumping, you’re jumping, you’re doing medical jumps, yeah, so i'll hold your head here and the ball rises only somewhere up to here and

something from clothes, as if it had already happened, but he, rather in general there is some kind of mousetrapke a cage, i crealin much earlier earlier earlier, yes, he could have changed, please, well, mikhail skipsky answered, please, mikhail mm. in our minds, a trap looks like a cage, like a cage, if you remove the fabric, a skirt like krinalin looks like, maybe he brought in some improvements in karinalin, karinalin, mrs. pausheva, and you have some version, well, we thought about false eyelashes, but we’re not exactly sure, of course, yeah, mr. petashov, and you, we have a version that this is a women’s bicycle, and specifically female? but i was just tempted to ask you for the whole minute, why from the words changes in the design of a famous invention, you said that these are definitely clothes, no, i said about clothes from the words a trap for grooms, but from a trap, well, this is still an invention, tell me , look what phrase, of course, formally he i didn’t invent this, there is such an expression as inventing what? do you believe that three teams can lose? no, but how many can? an

there, they wanted bicycles then, and i didn’t buy anything, i say, children, well, this is such a mousetrapank you very much for your loyalty to the factor for your loyalty to song and music, after graduating from the minsk pedagogical institute, you worked as a singing and music teacher in a secondary school, in a sunday school at a monastery"? remain faithful and continue to the club nadya to work there, the thing is that at that time there was no nadya club, nadya’s club is a magnificent family club, i will now make such a low bow, a nod to this club, or rather to the people who are there, this is how my life turned out, what - for a while i didn’t work in retirement, then a place became available, that is, a musician was urgently needed as an accompanist, we have this andreevchensk library club, well , actually... within our orsha, it ’s very easy to get there, they needed an accompanist, when i came to this club family man, he is now 29 years old, of course, the families have grown up, only these young girls and guys are left, they were already elderly when i started working with them,

was being produced, and it seemed to me that it was a play of the mousetrap, well , some very averagehave it, and i understand that really, how to say, and this is also some kind of experience of artistic direction, as someone said that theater is valued not by the presence of stars, but by the presence of a strong, excellent second row. through the eyes of your colleagues, the play came out, and you see that it definitely did not receive such audience success as we would like, while you feel like the artists who are engaged in this performance, yes, that this is a successful creative work and which really brought you joy, it was not useless, your position is rather, as zhenya said, to continue to play, realizing that this is a finite story and that this will not become a performance for 10 years. or when you see an extinct hall and maybe not even a completely sold out hall and some not very energetic applause, you ’d better refuse, i don’t mean you, not you personally, here’s the cast, the cast, here’s the corpse, but me i think that the critic too a person, and the viewer is also a

for whom is this a better mousetrap? why do we need it?k about how capital markets work you have a number of financial assets. stocks, bonds, funds. the basic functioning as you have to move them. they have to sell them, trade them, redeem them, etc. all those changes are recorded in a ledger. you have to move the security but you have to with the cash as well for settling the transaction. those are things that move in a separate ledger. blockchain is basically like a very good public trip to graphically secured ledger to represent securities alongside with cash in with them in a very efficient way. that unlocks a lot of utility for securities and possibility in settlement. that is what tokenization is essentially. katie: who do you see this as being for? you have raised $280 million since it debuted. do you see it is more from the crypto audience people who are invested in crypto or more for traditional finance coming into crypto? carlos: this particular product is geared towards the crypto institutions that want to have a cash management

ceo bob iger has ducked the mousetrap nelson peltz had set. but hedge fund manager bill ackman firing up accusations that disney or its advisers or somebody close to the company leaked the tick by tick vote count possibly tilting sentiment in its favor. as the stock slips now 2.6%, we're getting close to session lows here, we are all over the story expect drawn. coming up, wall street report robbie whalen live in l.a., we'll ask him what he sees as the most significant moments of this fight and whether peltz throws in the towel or continues the war, and ken leone will join us on whether he says iger and disney still need to work harder e. >>> to the markets. this is kind of interesting, okay? after two days of losses and federal reserve chair jay powell this morning playing the stern principal at the market school of interest rate cut hopes, we are looking right now at pretty much, you know, a decent market here except for the dow which just turned negative, down about 17 points. it was there earliering but we do have a session high that was t

theatre has celebrated 50 years of hosting the world's longest—running play, agatha christie's the mousetrapdoor to its current home in st martin's theatre. there have been nearly 30,000 performances. let's take a look at the tubes now. a few issues — the bakerloo line is part suspended. the dlr has minor delays, thejubilee line has severe delays. the northern line is part closed and the piccadilly line has minor delays. now onto the weather with kawser. hello, good morning. quite a cloudy start to the day with some pretty heavy showers overnight last night. and today we are expecting sunny spells and further scattered showers to develop during the day. the heavy showers from overnight will continue to clear out into the north sea and we are left with some sunshine developing and some scattered showers, but these showers will not be as heavy or frequent as yesterday. temperatures reaching around 13 to 15 celsius and quite breezy out there as well. during the evening, thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain spreading up from the south—west. some of this rain may be heavy in places and temperatures,

of the ussr, i saw what you were thinking, and a serk with a hammer was scratched on a stone, the mousetrapt war. 53. pistol imposed. there was no gun, i said. premiere. from monday at 20:00 on ntv. urgent information soon arrives. adamovich was spotted on the outskirts of novooksayski khutor. detectives immediately go to the specified address. will they have time or the hardened criminal will get away this time, suddenly the operatives notice the figure of a man, in his hands a sawn-off shotgun, is it really adamovich, yes, it’s him, noticing the policemen, the killer rushes to the river, rushes into the water, the police are in a hurry after, we drive along over the bank on the other side , and he floats, one hand, one, right, left, too i don’t remember, one hand is raised, the other is floating, captain mukhtarov. remembers in detail the detention of the criminal, although almost 40 years have passed since then, the captain takes the criminal at gunpoint, i jump out, i have a pistol, don’t aim at him so that he throws the gun, the operative enters the water, and he is still swimming, her

and the reduction of city sanitary. department created the perfect storm for a rat explosion, mousetrapsable to eliminate the gruzuns occupying the city. back in 1967 , new york governor nelson rockefeller announced the beginning of large-scale pest control measures to exterminate rodents. all these years , contraceptives were laid out around the city for rats , dissolving the form of extragen used in tablets. for a person, i put a muzzle on the dog so that it wouldn’t pick up anything, but along with the rats, hundreds of pets and children who picked up the poison died. his face turned blue and foam started coming out of his mouth, i called 911 and asked them to save my son. the experiment failed; over the past 10 years, the rat population has increased by a million rodents. scientists and engineers developed more and more killer traps. alcohol solution, but it turned out to be expensive to drown, one trap cost $400, the efficiency was eight, a drop in the ocean, the city would have to go bankrupt, and businessmen lined their pockets on city contracts, desperate residents asked the auth

if you have a better mousetrap, i'll buy. but we shouldn't be buying when we have to be totally reliant own a foreign country of ken. if what we saw that putin did and weaponized energy for our allies overseas, i tell you that xi jinping from china will do the same thing with the critical minerals we're depending on. and if our transportation mode for our economics our work, our getting goods to market is dependent on him getting us what we need, it ain't going to happen, gang. why we're going down this path -- so, the senator from idaho, my dear friend, thank you for working together with us on this thing to try to bring common sense to it. so these charts are telling you exactly what happened. i'm telling you how it hachltd if the president was standing here and if the speaker of the house was standing heerndz if the majority leader was standing here, they would all have to agree because they were with me when we made the deal. that was the deal, that i can tell you. there's nothing else we can talk about. why we're even ha