they are gloomy, so the same thing could have been said by our great alexander van lee. it’s only because they didn’t have time to be filmed on camera at the time, the angry síastser ros. shchyra everyone, alksandr van li slaby, the very trucki, the lamin of the balanus, yan yon zabіra vusnamy, pragіbayuchyu, yak gata was on the screen ol. that

flower on the back of such a flock, yes, it’s moving, well, the ground is like that, well, maybe 20 centimeters from the floor, it bends and the flower is grabbed with teeth, and then there was a lot of heat here, but it was so cold. alexander uladzimiravich van lee completed his career as an acrat in 1974. then he went to the doormen at the famous minsk restaurant kamenna. kvetka on the boulevards of talbukhina, in the evenings many people played on the philharmonic stage, and where everyone goes, uladzimir mulyavin. the greatest successes of wang li's career began to fade away from the performances of jan funcha in the film "the dangerous border." darechy, menavita dzyadzka, and passed away as a young man at the circus. yana

was taken to the gray starting line, wang li played episodic roles of marketer and salesperson in a jewelry store. of course, the spartan-acrobatic genres were found in all philharmonic societies of the former sayuz, and here the belarusian philharmonic was in avangardze, where such outstanding acrobats, two pairs, performed on the same stages, as brothers fedar and mikalai famenki, viktar and anatol rzhavuski.

they were great, then they wrote reviews everywhere, one, i don’t remember now, exactly the city, or nimyansk, he says, he’s been following this genre all his life and understands it, he supposedly saw such a couple for the first time, well, he was like that review in the newspaper. at the belarusian philharmonic, two artists performed different bastards, which was the same mystery, the secret of the genre, as ўvogul...

polish artists, ў it is being settled ў sk trapіў in belarus in 39 years with other і ў belarusian philharmonic society і pratsava here... well, it’s not a great hour, it’s not until 39-40, and then the wars go to maskva, and there they are already glorified throughout the savetsky union. another artist - geta ganna yaframaina argo dabarskaya, who lived in

minsk and performed hell belarusian dzyarzhaina philharmonic society in the 60th and 70th years. shchyra seem, in our gift, in our talent,

the feeling that she has some kind of powerful computer in her head, because we appeal with nine-digit, ten-digit numbers, as we appeal with the multiplication table, nothing more, mostly, with the exception of people, for whom mathematics became a profession, or she, i say, had such a powerful computer in her head, or she had a connection with such a powerful...

it’s really from that huge reserve of the human brain that is able perceive, remember and give out this... information anatol lapunov know the mastery of highly developed memory. hanna yaframaina worked with these numbers in the 60th year, and then in the 71st year, she tried to get the permission of the ministry of culture of the ussr to carry out many of the most psychological experiences. and everything there is right now . where i read the thoughts of the investigator, who were in the hall, i knew that her thoughts added

certain commands, working on the given tasks, a couple of very weak ones, there was a need for some knowledge please, open your bag, there’s something to be done on a certain page of the book that was lying around this bag and here and there and here and there, and the meetings of hann yaframan brought out the most complex assignments, did not remember at all , and of course.

andrei malakhava, havoryts, highlighted by wolf's message, becomes the first, and unfortunately,

the most evil one on the screen. the hero of our program is issued asoba, buried in a pile on the right. but what can be done so that it has a sound like this, so that there are a lot of highs, and a lot of lows, and the balalaika is small instrument, it is very difficult to achieve such a balance of sound, knowing them, leaving a bright performance, you take a fragile young girl of 2-3 kg, and you need a whole performance, play her, work, dance, hold your hand this way and that, so you pump up and so further, you still feel, as a puppet theater artist, someday, well, when perhaps we have such an area, we will try,

it would be nice if this museum was combined in a workshop, so that it’s not just people who come to museum, and they also came and looked, how this is done, and allow the nonsense to understand the soul of the belarusian people. my only dream is that we are all healthy, that there is peace, and, of course, to live and work, and also do something for people, no matter how small. breakfast should not only satiate, but also delight, because food, oh, how it affects our mood, and if you cook in a pleasant company, then it’s double the pleasure, together with the audience we’ll prepare a delicious breakfast, what are we having for breakfast today? oh, today there will be a very interesting breakfast, we will cook with you quiche with midi. that we will have a great time today and prepare a real breakfast of a champion and get a boost of vivacity and

energy for the whole day. well, masha, our breakfast is ready, you have enough energy and vigor for the whole day, was it difficult to prepare it? honestly, no, i didn’t even expect it to be so easy. try this recipe. watch the breakfast of the champion project on our tv channel. listen.

in 1960, hanna argo performed at the kaliningrad philharmonic and the menavita there was recognized as an artist at the philharmonic 22-year-old lidziya karmalskaya, who performed in the genres of master whistling. at that time, lidzia had already lived for a year since the gramadzian love affairs with the 19-year-old guitarists uladzimir mulyavin had lived, and still the business had not ceased.

and her mother turned to her with the question of what to do and how to do it in the future, so argo said that this is your destiny, and you can calmly marry this young man, because this is your life, this is your love, the only one all my life, the marriage took place for 17 long years , official in the passport, then it was friendship is already...

i remember 1959, kuzbass, kemerava, that’s where i’m in deepest friendship with valodzya mulyavin and lidzya karmalskaya, when i was young, i was just a child, lida performed in arygical genres, ki whistle, this rare genre on our stage, at that time , sayuze had only three such specialists, taisiya sava and fimneit. and lidzia karmalska. lida had perfect hearing, and then they worked at the kuzbass big band, and they

tuned the archestra, and she tuned the trumpeters and trambones. well, that’s how we know, all evening long we’ve been soaking up the tsikavilisya, and how here we have this stage, well, i say that at that day we had, well , more than 10 concert bands of the stage, 10, that’s a lot more, but 10 - the geta is accurate, ah-ay, and there’s only us here here are the archestras of all, they are here for us, oh, scary, this is europe and ... the yans traveled and worked for a long time in the philaromia, well, what needs to be said, it’s small that yana is a distinguished artist, yana is a distinguished chalavek. at the archestra there in kuzbass there are young boys, they all paraded according to her, and they all called mother, and she looked after their names,

idzi here, i'm coughing, like you're walking with such a heavy cough, anu rise, i'm paskrae, like you 're looking at this kind of bastard, that's what the musicians respected. listeners, i'm not talking about the audience, listeners, a great impression, because a wonderful, beautiful woman came out on stage,

very musical, performing some very famous melodies, it was very unexpected, very warm, always greeted, well, literally everywhere in everyone audiences. lidzia alyakseenna karmalskaya was a favorite the belarusian philharmonic society, which took place in the first editions of the fierce 1963 year, kaliyana began to perform, and uladzimira mulyavina left couples with her, kaliyana sold asabists leaflets on when i was in the frame, i wrote: my husband is 20... two bastards are working to the guitar players, i married a simple guitar player, ale menavita karmalskaya , just like that, she became a great musician, we can

say that she married a great musician, and right now she is the voice of the wind ana belarusian philharmonic society, say, what if was karmalsky, no if it were imulyavin, there would be no songs, lidzia karmalskaya performed for hours... in the warehouse of the pesnyary ensemble, i performed their concerts, i walked with two such solo numbers, kali yana svіscela, songs were accompanied by her and, everything can be said to the zharts, that karmalskaya was the greatest artist, which songs stood on the back-vocal, and this very same adzina captured the numer, like the data from our zens and our personalities, performed by lidzia karmalskaya and the ensemble.

it’s time to remove them from the office platform, and we will also learn about these problems and talented practical scenes, which inspired the sacred saints with their light and happy emotions, revealed their indescribable emotions of joy, fascination, confusion and death. no. the names of these artists are also histories, and so on...

on the air of the show, i know that our participants are the best minds and scholars from all over the country. and winning the game is no less honorable than winning the republican olympiad, because our tasks are also difficult and the competition is high, so

we do everything possible. so that the journey through the labyrinths of knowledge is exciting and comfortable, just a little before it starts, we just have to get to know today's players and their teachers. nikita kanafovich, secondary school number 10 named after vasily ivanovich pelenitsin, the city of slonim, class teacher, history teacher yanina ivanovna, secondary school number 5 of the city of smargon,

egor troshin, secondary school number eight of the city of borisov, deputy director for educational work, geography teacher, vladislav vladimirovich shilnirovich. artyom borisenko, secondary school number 42 in minsk, history and social studies teacher olga dmitrievna kulchik. valeria taranova, secondary school number 31 in the city of magiryovo, biology teacher, elena kimovna tsekhanovich. ulyana potemkina, secondary school number one. city ​​of slavgorod and class teacher, history and social studies teacher rada lukyanovna kazanskaya. kirill noska, gel district gymnasium, history teacher yulia dmitrievna novak. elizaveta bulatova. secondary school number 2 of the city of orsha named after boris lvovich hegrin and class teacher-english teacher zhanna anatolyevna penkovskaya. yuliana sudak, secondary school number 1 of the city of lepel and

the head of the intellectual. i just have one more person to introduce, this is our scientific expert olga kostritskaya, deputy head of the methodological center of the academy of education. in the event of controversial situations, it is she who will decide whose side is true. dear guys, an intellectual game is not a competition in which the smartest person will win. the fact that you are the smartest, most talented and erudite. there is no doubt that the game will be won by the one who a little more luck, it’s good luck that i wish you today, good afternoon guys, we are glad to welcome you here on our playground, well, at this very moment in the teachers’ room, my colleague yulya pertsova is already communicating with your teachers, yulya, you word, the mood is wonderful, light, airy, for me, maybe for someone else, well , don’t worry, soon we will all relax and...

we will enjoy the game of our eleventh graders. we wish everyone good luck, vasya, start the first round. we are starting the first round, let's get acquainted with its rules. in in the first round, players are asked 12 questions with yes or no answers, of which only one is correct, the choice must be made in 7 seconds, each correct answer brings the participant one point, the eight players who score the most points advance to the second round. the first question of the first round: is it true that leo tolstoy’s diary is his most voluminous work? time. danila, tell us how you answered this question? i answered no, because i believe that lev tolstoy's diary was not so big like his other works. well, how many volumes do you think were in leo tolstoy’s diary? i doubt there was any

large number, one at most. good version, okay, let's commit it now. alexander, of course, answered yes, because, after all, lev is a fat man, well, quite versatile, he has seen a lot of things in his life and i think that after all, yes, what he most likely wrote is why not answer the first question of the first round yes, and if so, yes, and - the diaries of leo tolstoy are the most voluminous, then how many volumes are there? well, what do you think? well, it seems to me, more than in war and peace. how much in war and peace? oh, i don’t know, but clearly less than in the diaries of leo tolstoy. may be. who knows how many volumes there are of war and peace? four, i think. four, it seems, okay, then i won’t torture you and tell you: the writer’s diary takes up 13 volumes, 13 is leo

tolstoy’s most voluminous work, the correct answer to our question is yes. second question: is it true that layering is widely used for vegetative propagation? plants. time. layings were not done, what do you think is a layering, layering, well, perhaps a part of a stem leaf, and this is just vegetative propagation, a part of a stem leaf, which is still, for example, on a tree, well, yes, why layering then? they take him somewhere, they take him somewhere , then return him back, or this is where they took him, he stays there, no, no, of course he stays, yes, yes, and as you answered, yes, yuliana is worried, but she is a biologist , she is going to study medicine, so she must answer correctly,

yes, and correctly, well done, hurray, there is someone, who answered, no, i, so, elizabeth, let's talk to you, well, it would be better if you had my first question, i knew that you knew the first question, so i came precisely in the second, well , i... well, depending on what, depending which, i agree, layering is an above-ground shoot of a plant that has been rooted, continuing to be part of the parent plant, by analogy, by the way, with an ordinary pregnancy, where there is

an umbilical cord and everything else. the correct answer to our question is: yes. third question: is it true that in developed countries the male population predominates over the feminine. time! egor, do you think that in developed countries life expectancy is high, and the female population predominates there, because men have a higher mortality rate in childhood. what do you think caused this? various factors. when i was a child, my dad threw me into the river. well, someone threw unsuccessfully, but i see you were thrown successfully, and i was successfully thrown, wow, what examples, he talks, talks about how he was taught to swim, you learned to swim this way, and right away on that day, and

sailed away from father, no, no, returned like you answered, no, you answered no, okay, accepted, albina, let's talk to you, i also chose the option no, because i remember that... at school there was a diagram that showed the statistics of the male and female population, and i remember, that we noticed that at birth the male sex predominates, but at the same time, when... older people, well, about 50 years old, for example, the female population already predominates, then men simply get married, their service life is reduced, it turns out , what is it, yes, okay, let's figure it out, it's in everyone this happens in countries, no, no, in developing countries, in my opinion, it’s the other way around, in developing countries it’s the other way around, and then, and there, well, the masculine predominates over the feminine, indeed, but i’m not sure, i’m guessing, like, yeah . well, there, as i understand it, they don’t throw young guys into the river, well

, they run there themselves, they just run themselves, but it turns out that yegor had such a real belarusian sparta, he survived well, he didn’t survive, and okay, let’s figure it out, this proportion is typical for developing countries, you are right, elizabeth said, if in developed countries, there are 94.6 men per 100 women, very...

i think that it will be clear that this is not the case, but then i well, when it was asked in a tortured manner, i understand that this arganizatsiya ab' yadnanyh natsy, un analogue, so і ў belarusian language geta budse adnosіtstsa da zhanochaga genus, but i and chamu, well, what rules do you follow, the halogen words of the name, which decipher the geta geta... the genus signifies the same as the genus these words

are deciphered abbreviations. aan - arganizatsyya of ab'yadnaya nations, zhanochi clan. correct the answer to our question is no. fifth question: is it true that the process of changing the state of a gas at a constant volume is called isochoric? time. kirill, what do you think? i think this is the correct answer, because there are three changes in the state of a gas, at some constant values, isobaric is pressure, thermal is temperature, and isochoric is volume. this process was first considered in the 17th century, 1787. the french scientist jacques charles did this. despite the fact that charles did not publish his results. history, physicists give

preference for opening it to him, the correct answer to our question is option yes. sixth question: is it true that the ancient greek state of minas was ruled by the powerful king knossos? time! ulyana, what do you think? i answered, no, well, because it’s called. the state of minas, the king of knossos, perhaps the king ’s name was also min, mina, i don’t know, but there was such a state, i don’t remember, but they decided to trust us, yes, okay, okay, artyom, as you answered, yes, look, here everything is confused, in fact there was a kingdom of knossos, in which king minus ruled, it existed at the turn of the fourth second millennium bc, and king minas ruled there until the actual decline of this kingdom after. a beautiful palace in knossos, but ultimately, due to a volcanic eruption, this

state fell, it was captured by the greeks, the achaeans, if my memory serves me right, he will now completely tell the encyclopedia everything on this issue, artyom, that’s exactly what he was in the main catch of this question is, we really, as you put it, got everything mixed up, the state was ruled by minos, the correct answer to our question is no, the seventh question: is it true that cabbage is formed during the process of sauerkraut? lactic acid, time, egor, i'm done. took this biology lesson, but they honestly said that he was probably learning to swim then, perhaps, or playing the button accordion, this is also the second one, well, i thought that yes, i remember, there is an alcoholic and milky image, in my opinion with during fermentation , lactic acid is formed, and you can

give some examples from simple everyday products, i mean yeast, yeast, and a little simpler, if it’s something that everyone probably has at home, refrigerators, let's say, i won't say, okay, maybe you have some other refrigerator, okay, yuliana, lactic acid, yes, an example or what? well, any example and how did you answer? in the muscles? i answered yes, but the lactic cyst in milk from the name is in human muscles, and in general what does lactic acid contribute to, if you look at it like this, what is it, probably, well, energy for a person, it also then disintegrates, if we are talking about lactic acid , which is formed in the muscles, how did you answer? answered yes, answered yes, lactic acid is a wonderful natural preservative, it is formed during the souring of milk, well, we have already talked about this, and is found in fermented milk products, kefir, cottage cheese, yogurt, and so on. lactic acid is also formed during the process of sauerkraut, soaking apples, and ensiling green

fodder. the correct answer to our question is yes. eighth question. it’s true that lighting designer semeon polotsk was a groomer for children. step. time. elizabeth. i don’t know the answer 100%, but i have a feeling that i heard something like that. and where did you hear it? parents on did you say in the kitchen? no, it’s as if in a textbook, some kind, maybe even in the mrb there, in the fourth grade, it’s as if i have such very distant knowledge. but i don’t know where it comes from, i’m not sure it’s correct, but i answered yes, you answered yes, danila, do you think i agree with elizabeth, i have approximately the same position, because i have a clear this fact is imprinted in my memory, and also the fourth class, probably the fourth, perhaps the tenth belvid, okay, well, then let's refresh my memories about the fourth

in class, of course, i won’t say anything, here is the tenth grade of belarusian literature - geta please, yon vyhoўvaў dzyatsey russkaga tsar, why is it usually used? well, for example, a political debate is when two candidates meet and they argue on some important issues, they directly argue, well, of course, among themselves, yes, but what goal do they pursue, do you think? it seems to me, such a populist one,

so that people would see their attitude to this issue, yeah, they would see and probably draw some conclusions, right, yes, so that they... did they know who they would prefer to vote for? is it their task to convince their opponent? i doubt that debate is really a type of dispute aimed at ensuring that its participants convince, first of all, not each other, but a third party, that they are right. the correct answer to our question is: yes. tenth question: is it true that all months of the year are named after the ancient roman gods? time? after i clicked on the answer, i have an assumption that after all, no, this will be the correct answer to this question, but again i’m not sure about this, but you clicked yes, i clicked yes, that’s why these doubts,

in general all our doubts, are due to uncertainty and ignorance of some issue, that’s why we have doubts. well, come what may, yes, okay, artyom, please tell us, i think not, because you can give at least two examples of months named after not the ancient roman gods, but the ancient roman emperors, this is july in honor of julius caesar and augustus in honor of octavian augustus. what about september? interesting question, i don't know the answer to it. well, i hope the answer to this question comes up. does anyone know why september is called september? not because it’s the seventh month, no, nikita. wonderful, this is the seventh month, september is simply called a serial number, relatively speaking, and nikita answered correctly, september, the seventh month, september, well, this is an easy question, i think. he's great, nikita, the months are named in honor of the ancient roman gods, rulers, important events, religious holidays, some of the months are named simply by counting, well,

for example, september from latin, the seventh, september was the seventh month of the old roman year, which began in march before caesar's reform. in ancient russia, september was also originally the seventh month, in the russian state from the 15th century to 1700 the first month of the year. the correct answer to our question, eh? question: is it true that the winter olympic games are commonly called the white olympics? time! ulyana, what do you think, is she white or not white? well, i answered, yes, after all, the winter olympic games, snow in winter, snow is white, therefore the olympics are white, one hundred percent logic, and nevertheless, i have to ask, is there anyone? who answered no, i'm alexander, why? i saw a catch, ah-ya, i was looking for a catch, is alexander looking for tricks everywhere? no,

he’s not looking for tricks, well, it happened that way, that is, everything can’t be that simple, yes, maybe it’s me , maybe you’re being too clever, yes, even though we have an intellectual show, i know, but we sometimes it’s also not difficult, just without any tricks, the correct answer to this question. as a temporary structure that served as the entrance arch to the 1889 world's fair. time! juliana, do you think it’s temporary? was it the eiffel tower or? no, i mean in the plans from the beginning, now it is clear that it is not temporary, i think that yes, well, in principle it was, i think i answered correctly, but

why was it built, in honor, for - in my opinion, the french revolution, 1789, 100 years later it was built, as far as i know, many parisians did not like it, but then, when they invented, now radio or something like that, it... was a success, you can imagine, for 6 months of work at the exhibition, more than 2 million came to see the iron lady, as she was called

visitors, by the end of the year it was possible to recover 3/4 of all construction costs, but the creative intelligentsia of paris and france were outraged by the eiffel project from the very beginning of construction and sent a demand to the paris mayor's office to stop construction. the correct answer to our question is: yes. before we sum it up, i really want to share my impressions and collect your opinions and impressions. valeria, how did you like the first round, what question seemed the most difficult? i cannot say that the first round was difficult enough, since there were questions from the area which i am interested in, which i can really answer without thinking, but what area? biology and chemistry, biology and chemistry. okay, juliana, do you see yourself in the second round? well, why not? have you counted your correct and incorrect answers? well, approximately. that there are still fewer incorrect ones than there are fewer correct ones, somewhere around eight correct ones you have, yes i think.