Running A Company Is Pretty Demanding.

Soviet Regime In A Way Deprived Me From My Childhood In My Homeland, Because My Father Was In Military, And After The Yalta Agreement He Was Sent To Teach In Military Academy In Riga, And I Was Born Then.

I Gave Away A Lot Of Works For Benefits And Then People Would Also Give Me Back.

I Cannot Stand Authority.

We Lived, Until I Was 12 Or So, In Communal Apartment With Five Different Families And The Same Kitchen, In Two Little - My Brother And Me And My Parents. It Was Hell, But It Was A Common Thing. My Father Was Not General Or Admiral, But He Was Colonel. He Was Teaching In Military Academy Military Topography.

When A Body Moves, It's The Most Revealing Thing. Dance For Me A Minute, And I'll Tell You Who You Are.