well, you conquer. natalya, this signal means that there is no time to ask questions to the hero. now you have to choose the best questions of this program. is this a question about a dog? there is one more question about mom. and who asked about cycling terms? therefore, well, in my opinion, today these are. three questions, they won, according to the rules of our program, the author of the best question receives a special gift from our guest, hello, somehow only the girls turned out like this, but what beauties, really, thank you very much for questions. well, i think that you will find

something necessary and useful there for yourself, the backpack is convenient for cycling, riding a shift, or carrying to school. natalya, now you have the opportunity to ask the children your question, i won’t fit into one question, let’s have a few natalya, well, one will flow from the other simply, which one of you? give up gadgets, what is the difference for you between communicating on a social network and communicating live with a person? well , on a social network, you just don’t see a person in person, but it’s much more interesting to communicate with a person when you, well, see each other live, you can take him for a walk on the street, in the park.

you can just even ride a bike and talk, i remember in the camp i was talking about my mother, when you’re not in the camp you don’t remember much at all, but when you’re in the camp, communicating through the phone doesn’t give you anything at all, even though you can hear her through a video link , but you want to hug her, talk to her, this seems to me the best, why did i ask this, because for me today it’s a sore subject, i have children often the elders come home from school, well, this doesn’t always happen, but very often they hand over their mobile phones, because well, they have something to do at home, but here are the basic things, let’s take the school curriculum and - lately, parents think that physical education too much, i somehow even...

life, it’s alive, it’s not on a social network. natalya, it's time to say goodbye to our audience. chairman of the belarusian cycling federation, eight-time world champion, olympic bronze medalist, natalya valeryevna tselinskaya, today in guests of the program 100 questions for adults. natalya, i’m waiting for you at the entrance to the site. i’ll ask you to stay here. natalia, tell me, which of the questions asked today was the most difficult for you? there were questions that were difficult to answer, because these are children after all. was there a moment when you just wanted to run away from the studio? in principle, i’m not afraid of anything, here i escaped, somehow so-so. today you managed to answer 68 questions, will you come to us again?

to beat your score to answer for the remaining 32, yes, but if you call me, then of course i will come, i am addressing our audience, do you think that? well, she’s honest, because after she was asked a question, she seemed to think about it, and then just answered, that is, she didn’t immediately say the answer, as if she knew what to say about him, well who thinks that natalya

was a little disingenuous today and was hiding something? not a single person, natalya, we have such a rule, the last word is always with the hero, sum up the conversation that took place, i i really really liked it, and you know, dear fellow journalists, learn from our children, there were a lot of questions that you haven’t thought of yet, the chairman of the belarusian cycling federation was a guest today on the 100 questions program. see you in a week, look in the next episode,

today we have a people's artist as our guest. is it true that the more an opera singer weighs, the better his voice? can your voice break a glass? what do you perform among friends? 100 questions for an adult. oh you

darling, beautiful girl. let's go for a walk with you.

while his peers dreamed of becoming pilots in childhood, he dreamed of becoming... an inventor, i was still at a tender age, i came across a book about kulibin, and there i saw his wooden watch, besides wooden watches, he has a lot of metal ones, but the wooden clock stuck with me the most. having become an adult

, he chose a completely different profession for himself, an electrical engineer. but he did not forget about his childhood dream; at the age of 30 he finally created his first wooden watch. it is forbidden take a metal watch and copy it in wood, because wood. well, it requires its own approach, but if on a metal watch there may be a small, thin tooth, then i can’t make one like that in trees, but it’s older. for 35 years now, he has been creating unique works that combine the author’s idea, the skill of a watchmaker and the art of woodworking. why kukua? more than once, that’s when i remembered this famous film kinzadza, and decided

to make sypilas, andrey martenyuk, a unique master from derzhinsk, a man for whom a watch is more than just a mechanism that tells time, each of its works is real... an object with its own idea, philosophy and tribute to the traditions of the old masters.

how many paintings, books, films have been written about time, how many incredible theories are devoted to it, time attracts scientists, artists, philosophers. many acquaintances call andrey martanyuk a time lord, he laughs it off, denies it, saying that i don’t even pretend to be, and calls himself an ordinary watchmaker. but once you see his work you understand that he is rather an extraordinary watchmaker, for which time is still, for 35 years now, the subject of creativity research, once every 4 minutes, the ball rolls out and rises with the help of a lifting mechanism back, on the balls, but the conheating clock also works on a completely different principle. named after their inventor, the early 19th century english engineer william kangreve.

the ball rolls along the snake, when it reaches the end, the platform is moved to another position, and the hands are moved accordingly: seconds, minutes, hours, three dials. there are also real hours here sea ​​captain, which are based on. sixstand navigation device, this clock works in this way once an hour, the steering wheel makes one revolution, instead of fighting, the steering wheel simply makes one revolution around its own, you won’t find the classic wall cuckoo clock here, but you will see their unusual interpretation, why - kuku, not once ku. that’s when i remembered this famous film by pinzadza, and decided to make a watch in the shape of

a papillon. you can hang around each exhibit of this small exhibition not for a minute or two, but until you understand the operating principle of every watch mechanism, where all the parts are made of wood, and even when... the author puts a quartz movement in his watch, he still leaves the wooden mechanics open. andrei mikhailovich realized long ago that there is something fascinating in the way gears work, how their gears flawlessly cling to each other, every small detail moves a large complex mechanism. i like this myself, so my watches, basically they are like this, i try to make the mechanics, the mechanics themselves, as visible as possible. because - mechanics are beauty, grace, plus

it also somehow works functionally, so well, i always liked gears, these same gears in the derzhinsky regional center of folk art culture, where andrei mikhailovich works and where most of his works are exhibited everywhere, on the walls in the faye , in the corridors and even on the desks of colleagues. although they are engaged in completely different types of creativity. mostly andrei mikhailovich works at home, but when he comes, as he himself says, to see the girls, it’s a whole holiday.

five years of experience, more than a hundred original large clocks created from wood , about a thousand small ones, each work is a unique combination of the author’s idea, skillful wood carving and precision mechanics, but it never occurred to him to leave his small regional cultural center and move to the capital, he himself he admits that his colleagues, like-minded people, the local atmosphere of creativity and support are worth a lot to him personally.

for example, the creation of this work, the kinetic theater of balabukh, a huge, but at the same time almost weightless wooden design, dolls, each moving in their own way, music, lighting, but also of course, their favorite gears, where would we be without them, by the way, the prototype for each doll was real people, andrei mikhailovich’s colleagues at the cultural center, children especially like to guess the dancing characters those, y... for the clock, were created by one craftswoman, straw figurines of a cheerful village, another, each of the works with a jug, that’s right, dolls for the balabukha

collection time vytinanka also has its own co-author, i have long liked vytinanka, but i really .. i was thinking about how to implement it in a watch, just take a box and insert a mechanism there, it was not interesting, but then an idea arose, just such a watch, electromechanical, it’s battery-powered, electric drive, tabletop, and then there was this option that i actually liked, i was able to enter it already here any vytinanka, vytinanka, straw, dolls in national belarusian costumes, in many... andrei martynyuk’s works there is a reference to authentic belarusian crafts, and this despite the fact that the master himself is from kazakhstan and moved to belarus in his youth age. our hero recalls that he had a craving for drawing since childhood, but he didn’t have the right teacher nearby. when he grew up, he went into a technical specialty. he worked for many years as a telecommunications engineer, was well

versed in technology and electronics, but his childhood dream still one day... overtook him, in general this is a childhood dream, i was still at a tender age, i came across a book about kulibin, and there i saw his wooden watch, besides wooden watches, he has a lot of metal and generally various products, but wooden watches are my favorite sunk into my soul, i had to devote quite a lot of time to studying the general watchmaking business as such. well, i was already about 30 years old when i made my first wooden clock, and andrei mikhailovich made it for almost 3 years, now i can do it in 3 months, our hero jokes, and it’s not just a matter of experience, then not there were no modern machines, no computer programs that allowed us to make accurate sketches, no

internet with its lightning-fast answers to any question, we had to learn everything on our own, they simply couldn’t handle it, it wouldn’t work, therefore, some components had to be redone many, many times, but with the advent of machine tools this is much easier, of course. today , cnc machines and laser cutting make many stages of work easier and faster. all mechanics are created on the computer. for so many years, the master has already developed his own versions

of mechanisms that he uses in different watches. but the concept, idea, design of each work, this creative process has not disappeared anywhere. just like 20 years ago, andrei mikhailovich can stay awake at night and carry another idea. and still he... another young man comes up again, asks how much this kind of watch costs, i name the price, he says, why is it so cheap, i turn to him, you

probably do wood carving , he says, yes, in addition to the skillful work of a woodcutter, in addition to the use of his author’s mechanisms of wooden clocks, this work requires enormous patience, and this is precisely what is lacking. many who would like to engage in such creativity. andrey mikhailovich easily shares the secrets of his craft, without saying anything hides and is ready to teach anyone what he can do. once he even had students, but the experience was unsuccessful. i begin to tell, explain, show, in principle, i have to teach a watchmaker’s course, so conventional, first, and then show the work itself.

and switzerland, they surprise and delight, while friends and colleagues respectfully call the master the lord of time, he modestly answers: i’m

just a simple mechanic. the main stereotype is that most people believe that a clock mechanism is something transcendental, in fact it is very simple. thing, the only thing is that it requires precision, scrupulous execution, and these are four gears and two arrows, that’s all.

they know how to behave when visiting. kayla, today i have a feeling that a wonderful trip awaits us, so look, this little guy is just wonderful, probably, kings live here, foreign students travel around belarus, study its history and explore the sights, how beautiful, thank you very much . thank you, ciao, ciao, can you touch the device, yes, that's it, let's go , ah, how beautiful she is, her head is very round, even, he just screams like that, very casual, just like harrypotter, yes, i wanted to say that too, watch it on the belarus 24 tv channel.

this is a program that helps children develop, become children, and not adults with all the problems that they often have to face in biological families, people who proudly do more than just work, you say you won, so we offer you more to work as director of the agentsk estate museum; in 2014, on the birthday of mikhail kleofas

akinsky, the opening took place. when i already had children, we ended up having 10 of them, there was no longer a question of whether i wanted to give birth, i had enough of them, i have them, now they are my children, look at the project one day on our tv channel.

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