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general hau pei—tsun went on to become the head of taiwan's army and eventually became the country's61, rudolf nureyev, one of the world's greatest ballet dancers, defected to the west while on tour in europe. i remember him as a great dancer — as a great personality in many ways. he had enormous technical prowess and enormous charisma. this kind of stylistic dancing, with unique movements and fantastic stage presence, is something we have not seen before and very rarely since. it shows you, typically, the choreography and the genius of rudi. i travelled to russia a lot in those days. when i went to leningrad, when i went to the performances at the kirov theatre, he was there, of course. he was recognised in russia, the ussr, as one of the great dancers, no question about that. when i went to london and i started to negotiate with the russians, and they agreed to send this company to england for a season. this is an original poster for the first appearance of the kirov ballet, or the mariinsky ballet. among the stars you can see nureyev. no, he never turned up for this one. they went

. >> and one of those competing is from pei scherie.n you're making that burger. you are blending ground meats. tell me what's in the mix besides mushrooms. >> what there is saul is a blended burger, 25% woodier mushroom, 25% chorizo and 25% beef. >> you came up with this inspiration. you're in the kitchen all the time coming up with ideas but you said after all your years of cooking this is one of your best recipes is that true. >> i didn't care for beef a lot. my parents had a cattle farm growing up and i got burned out on beef. but when i tasted this, this is amazing. it's one of the best things i've made. >> most people that grill, they leave the meat alone. they just use ground beef. explain why you think this is a more healthy version. >> because of the mushrooms. it gives it a woody earthy taste. it's nice. it's not the heavy burger you usually have. >> and are you serving this menu. >> we have to serve this menu through july 31st of this year. the contest ends at 11:59:59. there's 212 restaurants in it and we're running at numbe

measured exactly how to communicate >>> and oil markets trading solidly higher we're waiting keough pey opec d we'll be speaking to bob dudley in 30 minutes time >>> we're seeing almost solid wall of green this morning and this is despite the fact that markets are very much in wait and see mode waiting for yellen's testimony later today stoxx 600 already up over half a percent. across the board, up pretty high ftse and the cac up around 0.7%. xetra dax almost half a percent higher let's look at some sectors almost everything is in the green. it's really media the only laggard here spring in oil and gas not surprising that oil itself was up in yesterday's session and again in today's session tracking about a percent and a half higher. janet yellen is expected to field questions of interest rates today. the fed's tapering plans and her own future when she appears in front of congress. the fed chair's testimony comes amid a flurry of reports suggesting that president trump is unlikely to nominate her for a second term. national economic council director gary cohn is the leading candidate t

pei, it is incredible. now, hazel here is a real beauty.ser to what is going on. what's the name of this lovely ball you've got here? she is actually a house. her name is... inaudible. she is the maiden heifer. best of luck today. what are you doing now, polishing? yes, a bit of black shine on her feet. doing now, polishing? yes, a bit of black shine on herfeet. i am going to cover myself. —— shine. a day like this, it is pretty important to show off what you guys do? absolutely, this is a shop window of what wales produces for the world. this is probably the best beef in the world, pasture fed, absolutely fantastic. a lot of the talk today, ura she from. we heard from michael gove on friday about views for subsidies further down the road. are you worried about that? about 6096 of our income comes from those subsidies, so it is a bit scary. but it might be a fantastic opportunity. i think we could build it and manage it on our bellies. i think welsh and uk governments need to be procuring from britain, not looking for cheaper imports. pract

uk based payment technology company world pei has agreed to a takeover off of vantiv worldpay shareholdersf the combined company, but the two sides say talks to hammer out final terms are still ongoing. also according to headlines worldpay is in talks between parties remain on -- worldpay and remember jpmorgan had been in the mix as a potential reported bidder in this whole story that would have been jpmorgan's biggest deal since the financial crisis but it looks like vantiv hammered out terms with worldpay. vantiv shares were halted at last check they're halted right now so we'll keep you posted on how these two stocks do. >> all right millennial men work 12%, 12%, 12% fewer hours in 2015 than they did 15 years ago, and one study says that the biggest reason is more video games the national bureau of economic research analyzed how people spend their time when they're not working. they say video games have been responsible for reducing the amount of work that young men do by 15 to 30 hours over the course of a year the study also notes a lot more men between the ages of 21 and 30 are livin