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To the presenter Jānis Šipkēvicas, who also worked at the Poligrafiķu club, Krastiņš remembers that discotheques were made by the most current music of the time. “I was brought by Gunta Lazdāne, the medical mafia – the one that rules over all the doctors,” laughs Krastiņš, who is now a beloved doctor at the Liepāja Regional Hospital, about his arrival at the post of DJ.

“I came to listen at first, and at that time the disco appeared in the basement of “Polygrafikai”, not in the big hall, but in the small basement, there was a row of chairs along the walls, where young men and women of various ages sat with solemn faces, and one man with, I think, then the vinyl player said – now we will listen to this and that, such and such an artist, such and such a name, and now the first song, and everyone listened with open mouths. It was a disco,” says Krastiņš.

He agrees with Shipkevic that the disco turned into something like an audio lecture. “I will hardly be able to highlight the smell, but the atmosphere there was definitely very special, because the environment, the atmosphere, everything that you described, it is really unforgettable,” Krastiņš shares his memories. “It was a wonderful place where you could escape, take refuge from the stupidity of the official environment that was so prevalent at that time. It was a wonderful escape.”

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2024-02-29 22:01:18


#Krastiņš #hottest #party #place #wonderful #salvation

Asked about how many successful scientific ideas there are, Bāliņa tells the presenter Paul Timrot that it depends on the field. “Often in science, something happens to you and then you don’t understand how it happened to you, and then you work and think, but how did I get there? What was its chemical formula? What did I do? What happened to me there and why did it happen? And I think that in science those challenges are even greater there. One is that you get, and you have to prove that it is not a case, but that it really is. You have to have repetition.”

She continues: “I always tell my students – think crazy ideas, think – the crazier the ideas, the better, because life will put you where you are, you’ll be fine, but if you don’t have any crazy ideas, then there will be nothing. The other is also – if you don’t succeed once, try again.”

The professor points out that it is typical for Latvians – if something doesn’t work out, then it’s bad.

“It’s an experience you get. I think it’s very important and essential to show in studies that you can’t always get everything, but do more and get it all,” she explains, remembering her 18 years and her father’s words that knowledge comes from where you meet several industries. “It is the strength of the University of Latvia that we have so many specialists,” adds Bāliņa.

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2024-02-22 21:58:39


#crazier #ideas

Asked about whether it would be possible to give a kind of road map to everyone, how not to lose the joy of life and live a bright, rich and joyful life, Dreģe tells the presenter Inese Vaikule: “It is such a profession. It’s like on the one hand it’s cruel, because a person flows into it and disappears and has no personal life, but what you can give to others is a blessing – it’s very, very blessed.”

On the other hand, when asked what the actress does when she wakes up in the morning to always be alert, Dreģe again refers to her profession, but she also has other techniques. “Without a doubt I have my exercises that I still do and my workouts,

and I walked a lot.

I have to understand that life can end at any moment… we are already the passing present, as critics say,” says Dreģe, “Every life can end at any moment.”

She mentions that the actress really liked and was surprised by the movie “Postcard from Rome” with Jānis Jarānas and Indra Burkovskis in the lead roles. “I understand that you could still make a play about two old people, but a film about two…” says Dreģe, who was especially surprised by his colleague Jarāns, “I was excited, and it also gave me the courage to be, to be in the creative ranks.”

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2024-01-23 22:03:37


#Olga #Dreģe #reveals #techniques #morning #life #excitement

Graftsov tells host Jānis Šipkēvics that he is half Latvian and half Russian, so he has been speaking both languages ​​since childhood. On the other hand, I managed to learn English thanks to the desire to learn things related to music. “Not classical music, but something else – all the literature was available in English, then, from the age of 15, you just had to study in English, delve deeper, and the other one too – “Cartoon Network” was not dubbed then, it was only shown in English,” he laughs.

For his studies, the musician moved to Lithuania, where he learned the Lithuanian language in a year and a half. “I think that level of language knowledge, when you realize that you know the language, one is when you can tell jokes, the other is when you can talk on the phone, because when you talk on the phone, you don’t have any aids , not with gestures or anything. Therefore, you know the language when you can freely express your thoughts on the phone,” says Graftsov.

The fifth language the musician has learned is Spanish. It happened that in Denmark the musician met his current wife, who is from Spain. One summer, while visiting Spain, the wife’s mother said that she would give Graftsov Spanish lessons. “I basically started talking after one summer,” says the musician. “If you want to enter that niche or the local market, you want to have some close friends in that other place, you still need to speak that language, even if it’s wrong, people open up to you much more.”

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2023-12-19 22:02:37


#leader #Cool #People #Graftsov #polyglot #speaks #languages