there are deaf people, they are very open, you are not afraid to show emotions, you are just open, because sign language is like this, take it, i will give you everything. viburnum has been famous for its medicinal properties since ancient times, in folk medicine it is used for colds, it is rich in vitamin c, which means it is good for the immune system, and therefore for the heart too. let the doctor speak. he will tell you how to properly store and eat these berries. look, how beautiful, do you like the yuki? viburnum can already be picked, and if you want it to be less bitter, then wait for the first frosts, after them the berries will even be a little sweeter. by the way, this can be achieved in another way. viburnum just needs to be frozen in

the refrigerator, separate the berries from the bunch, distribute them, personally i find it convenient in bags with a so-called zip lock, do not close it completely, squeeze out the air only now close it completely, it turns out almost vacuum packaging, send the berries to the freezer, so yuki, stocks are made, viburnum is excellent. strengthens the immune system due to the high content of vitamin c, and also helps to cope with colds, for this half a glass berries pour into half a liter of boiling water, cook for another 10 minutes, when it cools down, add honey to taste, preferably buckwheat and crushed sea buckthorn berries. during a cold, take half a glass of broth. four times a day, also

colin is useful for chronic gastritis, in the acute phase it is not worth taking it, but during the period of remission yes, but here we will choose another method of preparation: heat the berries on low heat, when they begin to burst, remove from the stove and rub through a sieve, this way we remove the seeds and skin, now mix the pulp with liquid honey in equal proportions. when the mixture becomes homogeneous, pour it into a clean , dry jar and put it in the refrigerator. serve with tea, like jam, it improves digestion, relieves spasms, and both of these remedies help to normalize blood pressure, because kalina dilates blood vessels. take care of yourself! our saturday morning broadcast is ending, with you was irina morumtseva, and kolyusha, there is such a time-tested phrase.

that september is the farewell kiss of summer, then i wish you to kiss this summer these weekends in sweetness, so that it would be enough for 8 months until the next season, what is needed for this, you know perfectly well without me, charge yourself with a good mood and charge your loved ones with it, stay with us, stay on the first, bye. hello, my dear and beloved tv viewers. today, with your blessing

, we open the new thirty-third season of the all-russian television humanitarian olympiad umnitsa and umniki. just in case, i will remind you that those smart guys who go out on the tracks, we call ogonists from greek word agon, which means absolutely right, competitions, contests. and those participants who sit in the stands, we call theorists from the word seoria. which means spectacle, holiday. here the theorists are clapping joyfully, why? because they know what our main prize is, absolutely right, the winners of the final competition of the all-russian television humanitarian olympiad umnitsy and umniky right here in the studio before your eyes will become students of the moscow state institute of international relations, the university of hemo one of the most. the board, which we

also call in greek areyos pagos, the high aleopacus. we have the great honor of being judged by the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the russian federation, honored worker of the diplomatic service, doctor of political science, professor of the university of mgemo, a graduate of mgemo in 1968, alexander nikolaevich. panov. the judges are assisted by the secretary of the panel of judges, marina taimurazova. and the secretary of ariapagus,

karina knyazeva, also a graduate of mgemo. the winner of the twenty-eighth season of the tv olympiad. ivan arsenyev, city of vladimir, is invited. your honor, the absolute winner of the regional final, anna yemelyanova, yasnaya polyana, tula region,

also the winner of the regional final and alena isakova, sosnovoy bor. leningrad region, also the winner of the regional final. your honor, all our competitions begin with a prologue, in the prologue there is one competition, this is an eloquence competition, 15 minutes before the start of the competition i approach our participants and give them a topic for a hopefully eloquent speech this time the topic was: for me a diplomat is, then i would really like them to eloquently tell you what a diplomat is? hello, dear reapak, hello, dear yuri pavlovich, for me a diplomat

is a person who skillfully acts in the international arena, also this is someone who is able to compromise to achieve peace throughout the world, a diplomat is someone... who understands the culture and values ​​of other peoples. the key to achieving stability in the international arena is diplomacy. gosecho, arigato, guzai sma. 27 seconds lasted this speech. forgive me, i don’t know how to say all this in japanese. please. good afternoon, dear raapak. good afternoon, yuri pavlovich. for me, a diplomat is confidence. these are infallible principles and faith. faith , first of all, in your homeland, in your people, in the fact that a bright future awaits them. for me , a diplomat is a person who believes, believes that his man, that his people know that he, with his skills and knowledge , will achieve what his country needs most

of all, a bright world, a bright world above head. thank you, 32 seconds. hello, respected ariap, hello, yuri pavlovich, for me a diplomat is first and foremost a person who stands up for the interests of his state, who, with the help of his ability to negotiate, always strives to establish peaceful relations, which is why , with the help of the activities of many famous diplomats, it was possible to prevent, fortunately , many wars. thank you. it was 26 seconds, your honor, and now for them a very important moment, in accordance with your decision, someone will be the first to choose the path, someone will be the second, someone, as we say, the path will choose itself, i believe that

alena isakova will be the first, ivan arsenyev the second and anna yemelyanova the third. thank you very much, your honor. i choose the yellow path, the golden mean, yes, the golden mean, but they can bypass me on the red one, i prefer the golden mean, it is yours. the red path, my dear friend, is the fastest, the red one, but this is without pressure from my side, without pressure, consciously, i ask, well done, the green one often wins for us the path, your green one, we'll see further. dear tv viewers, you've probably already

guessed that we're going to talk about diplomats, famous russian diplomats, don't tell me only about men, that they fall in love. valentina titova, one of the most beautiful women on the soviet screen, she always gave the impression of a socialite, a woman who is surrounded by the care and love of her famous men, but it turns out that the impression is deceptive. they were afraid for me, and my husbands had no influence on me, get away from someone else's husband's wife, like basov reacted to your pregnancy, disappeared, who took you to the maternity hospital, i don't know, accompanied, his assistants, everyone felt sorry for me in the maternity hospital, how valentina titova left vladimir basov, and what the director wrote in the statement to the court, filed for alimony, why didn't you take the children with you, where, just mother, yes, you want to ask me now, where did i put the money? confession of valentina titova: a cuckoo mother or a victim of love? can a beautiful woman or actress be

happy at all? no one can stand it when a person hunts only for you, in knife in hand. exclusive with dmitry borisov. premiere next saturday on the first. the first, here is the key word first, you have to play it, because it is the first. yeah, but you can say, i don't want to play this one, i want to play another one, then we pass this first one to the yellow carpet, no, i will play first, you play, great, in what year was the ambassadorial order created who was its first head, the first head of the ambassadorial order was prince galitsin, it was created in 1600 82, your very rich imagination. absolutely wrong, go to the next stage, but i don't think about it at all,

i ask maria smagina, the city of moscow, letov's school. the ambassadorial office was created in 1549, and it was headed by the duma official viskovaty. but i have it written differently. the ambassadorial office was created in 1549 under tsar ivan the terrible, yeah. its first leader was. and for more than two decades he headed russian diplomacy, one of the most educated people of the 15th century, i quote, the best expert on duma affairs, ivan mikhailovich viskovaty, i have a longer one, in this case, your honor, i ask for an order, if you don't object, for masha, aksia, the order, the first order of the thirty-third season. choice:

the treaty or the most serene? let's have the treaty. in 1667, the famous treaty of andrusovo was signed, according to which smolensk, the chernigov and seversk lands, as well as the left-bank ukraine, were returned to russia. the diplomat who achieved this treaty received the highest rank of close boyar and butler, his cortege, which was called the cortege of peace, was met by the entire densest court at the capital's outpost, well, i 've told you everything, i know who it is, and i still haven't asked a question put before you, what was the name of this outstanding diplomat in all respects and...

not the noise of the people, not the sound, praise to him, bodies, the question will be, what famous diplomat was glorified no less... famous poet, i really want to hear their names, well , i dare to assume that it was fyodor tyuchev about alexander mikhailovich gorchakov, we'll go to the trick, no, well, think about it for now, okay, i'm not pushing, think about it, because on the red carpet you can recoup, well, somehow pay off clearly, and i went to

the podium for now, and you think, and spoke like that about gorchakov, i got it, guys, in fact, this is how he assessed the merits to the fatherland of the most serene prince and chancellor of the russian empire alexander andreevich bezborotok, russian poet, gavriil romanovich derzhaven, there is also his minted version. ivan, dear, well, you see, it turned out to be a very difficult question, because no one answered, so it 's okay, so i recommend going to the bank? no, to the bank, to the good bank, i specially selected easy questions, since now we have a turn to the east, you understand, this is asia, we will have geography, so it's not worth it,

how is it not worth it, when the judge worked in asia twice as an ambassador, i know, in korea he worked in japan. they know japanese, they know japanese, who knows, the judge or or you, well, i just started learning judge, let's not go, your desire is my law, i will hide my sorrow from everyone, to the tribune, two bosses. authorized representative and characteristics, i choose authorized representative, august or september according to the new style, 1905 in the united states, in the city of portsmouth , negotiations took place, the famous negotiations between russia and japan, from the russian side,

the first plenipotentiary, that was the title, was count sergei yulievich vitta, if my memory serves me right. he was the prime minister then, he later recalled that during these difficult negotiations he had to fight not with one, but with three opponents, that's what kind of opponents they were, he had more than one opponent, japan, three, unfortunately, i don't have the answers, not a single word, that there won't be any original version, some kind of this.

japan itself, the usa, and great britain. only the usa, why the usa, well the usa always strives for something more, that's why it was considered and not on medal for this young man, so if you are on our side, i don't remember this. i will ask you to explain why the usa named the third enemy, then another medal, takriev, gymnasium number 622 of the city, out of brackets, and regarding public opinion, very good, chaski at griboyedov says, old women have spread everything, here are

public opinions, i read the correct answer and you decide, so the japanese delegation is naturally enemy number one, the president... dualism or characteristics? i like dualism. that is, you like it in principle

such a phenomenon in life. since 1815 , the foreign policy department of the russian empire was headed by zwei, two people. who are they? and what affairs did they mainly deal with, mrs. isakova? so, well, i think that one person is alexander i, he is the sovereign, and this department, the department, the next stage, the secondary school of the village.

west, the other to the east, who to the west? so, i will assume that the capadistry to the east, then you are talking about the village, that is, if the capadistry to the east, then it follows that it means, it means the village to the west, yes, it means, so i left the whole order, right, at the head of the ministry were karl vasilyevich, groda and ian kapadistria, and you know this, you went through this, went through it, at what faculty, at the faculty of international relations. and why did you leave this faculty for me to study journalism? i really love this, what do you love, journalism, that's how it is, especially international, then i'll finish reading, no,

then you won't finish reading, at the head of the ministry were karl vasilyevich neselrod and ian kapadistria, they had the same powers, with the difference, however, that relations with western europe were entrusted to the care of nesleroda, and the emperor trusted the greek with eastern affairs. this is my assistant, by the way, who has already twice, twice or three times led regional, three times already, regional finals in saratov, well, hand over the order, hand over, what are we worth, gold will pour out now. my gromyko, wait, i have to read all this, as you say, molotov, gromyko and lokatsio, gromyko,

in february 1957, andrei andreevich gromyko became minister of foreign affairs, he was nominated for this post by dmitry trofimovich shipilov, transferred from the post of minister of foreign affairs to the secretary of the central committee of the cpsu, i recommend... to khrushchev's goromyka, what description did shipilov give him with what animal, compared, he compared him with a pug, i barked , or something, like a pug, yes, no, it doesn't look like it, have you ever seen goromyka in a portrait, i saw it, he is tall, so, with a pug, and what did he say, that he has a grip... such that he will grab and not let go, but after all, we are not a livestock program, so can i read out the correct answer, and you decide

whether we count it or not, he said so, this bulldog, not good at dog breeds, tell him, he won't unclench his jaws until he does everything on time exactly. count, count, well now everything is decided here, that is, it can be decided, now you answer correctly, the torment is over, molotov and lokatsio, molotov, mikhailovich was asked who he considered the strongest soviet diplomat. how did the people's commissar, and then minister of foreign affairs of the ussr, answer this question, i dare to assume that himself? zolotkovy

charetik, please, arseny yakovlev, gymnasium number 32, the city of ivanovo, i think that he considered gromyka a diplomat, no,

a difficult situation, no one answer, in short, you are located, but there is no choice, and what can you answer, our foreign policy department has changed its place of residence more than once, i will not ask about all the places where this department was located, because there are enough of them. many, more than five, in my opinion, simplifying the question: where was the embassy hut located during the time of ivan the terrible? and under which minister did the ministry of foreign affairs move to smolenskaya square? i can assume that prilane the terrible, the embassy hut was located in kremlin, can't you specify more precisely? well, i'm behind, and

under which minister? i don't have an answer to that, a vacancy in this fire, thank you very much, you tried, please, you are a theorist, hello, lady, daria mikheva, gorodazh vladimir region, i can clarify. where the hut stood, now the tsar bell is there, and under which minister was it moved to smolenskaya square, well , what year, at least, what year, but how can you then tell which minister, when you don't know what year? 1669, not smolenskaya square 1600, that is, the high-rise building of smolenskaya on the

the 16th century, perhaps? in the first year, i think there is still one question left, we have, yes, a description, but this must be answered, on january 9, 1918, the austro-hungarian minister of foreign affairs gave this diplomat the following description: attention, he is undoubtedly an interesting and clever person, a very dangerous opponent, he has an absolutely exceptional oratorical talent,

quickness of ingenuity of remarks, which i rarely had to observe, and at the same time rare impudence, and this is cop speech, please, just tell me right away what kind of sport you are do you do? basketball. daniil yakhtukhov, moscow region, lobnya, lyceum. i'll risk suggesting that it was perhaps georgy vasilyevich checherin? well, impudent, impudent. trotsky then, what trotsky, lev davidovich, aka lei bronstein, we were talking about lev davidovich trotsky, give me a medal, please, before we change our minds, i'll read it out, we were talking about lev davidovich trotsky, the one who dragged out the negotiations in brest-litovsk, lenin named him, and trodsky.

he was a people's commissar for several months, by the way, of foreign affairs, dear friends, you don't be surprised, just in the epilogue

question number two: in february 1828 , the turkmanchay peace treaty between russia and persia was signed. the text of the treaty was delivered to st. petersburg by a special envoy. a ceremonial meeting was arranged for him. the sovereign granted the diplomat 4. chervontsev, anna sborilyan.

question number three: at some point, chancellor alexander mikhailovich gorchakov came to the conclusion that europe's mistrust of russia was ineradicable, how did he decide to get out of this foreign policy predicament. daniil iftukhov, moscow region. lobnya, lyceum. it's very simple, he turned his gaze to the east. super. do you like the medal very much? no, i would change it to an order. that is, you have earned one more medal, so according to our rule, you give up the medal and the terdit gets it.

okay, do you play under the ring? yes, number five, center. that is, from a long, long distance you also hit the ring to earn three points, not always, i do more. i score from above, like that, op, super, they immediately scored the second medal from above, this is an order, the epilogue is over, the question arises, how to become an ambassador, to get an answer, you need to watch the commercial on channel one, and then listen carefully to our conversation with the judge, like this. you want him to hug you, come, kiss you, well, so that all this would happen, sometimes he hugs and kisses, for real, like an adult, i love you,

i just felt like everything was squeezing inside, i had this feeling that he knew everything, well, naturally, i immediately heard in my address how good i am, pretty, smart, promising and so on, they? see each other, hear, feel, attract, i understand that a special operation is being prepared, he an individual entrepreneur was opened, he says i need an llc, unfortunately, i agreed, andrey sends me documents, according to which it turns out that he is not andrey, eduard, premiere, manipulators, today on the first, he is such an actor, wonderful, he can play anyone, and can seduce any woman. maybe he plays his best role with you? do you see the active zone reactor? this is a vessel, it fully complies with the requirements of the russian maritime register of shipping. this is the only unique nuclear power plant,

which has its own captain. we generate enough electricity to power the chekotka itself. nuclear energy is the safest of all man-made areas. this reactor reproduces more fuel than we load into it, the fuel base of the entire planet grows by thousands of years, we see the benefit in spent fuel, we see those materials that we can reuse, we know how to extract them, i can say, extract deuterium from water in any place where there is water. we are in one of two laser halls, the largest in russia, a new generation laser installation. nuclear energy is not just green at the moment, it is also the most sustainable and predictable. this is green sustainable electricity, on which the energy sovereignty of our homeland is based.

emo went because from the very beginning i was a humanities student, i was bad at mathematics, physics, chemistry, but i wrote essays well and answered well in history lessons, and why, and negimo, because my mother, she studied at the institute of foreign trade, and i just i was born in 1940, when i was born the question arose, where will i be?

i didn’t even imagine that it was possible, and what languages ​​did they give you? i received japanese, when my mother found out that i was given japanese, she was very upset and said: why do you need this? but at that time japan was a completely unfamiliar country for the soviet people, only in 1956 did they establish depot relations.

to understand what an interesting country it is, that is, aleksandrovich, we have a question, after all, i promised tv viewers how to become an ambassador, an ambassador to become, that is, first of all, you must not run away from the language that gives you, first of all, do not run away, it must be said that in general, well, language is not, as they say, a ticket to becoming an ambassador, because, for example, our famous, now minister of foreign affairs lavrov, he is learning the sengali language.

right after university, you graduated in 1968, yes, when did you become an ambassador? and i became an ambassador in 1992, but i always understood that i lacked knowledge, i lacked knowledge, and that is why after my first assignment in japan, i went back again in hemo, i taught and wrote a dissertation, a candidate's, a candidate's, and did you become a doctor?

einstein, that a person is like his life, like riding a bicycle, if you pedal, you move, you will not fall. it is necessary, then, these pedals are when you gain knowledge, and you gain knowledge, then you need to use them in order to think, yes, here ...

the center, yes, which disrupted the negotiations, and if not for his persistence, this remained, if you are appointed ambassador or head of negotiations, you are obliged to fulfill those instructions, as they say, here is the paper that they give you, and you cannot deviate from it, but he did not follow them, he said that i cannot follow this because it is contrary to the interests of russia, he was the prime minister, really. well, he was the prime minister, and then he still made inquiries to the center, in the sense of the tsar, when the question arose about when the japanese demanded a contribution, so that they would pay, when he made inquiries about this tsar, he answered that russia had never

paid for a contribution, so that’s why he went to that the southern part of sakhalin was ceded. as i thought necessary, actually, at that time it was, maybe not difficult, because everyone turned to the west, in the east there the east was somehow not considered very popular then, so when i returned from the ambassadorial post in korea and came to the post of deputy minister who led asia, i

was horrified, because this direction was completely either collapsed or forgotten. well, did you fix it? well, not only me, you were quickly removed, we had a team, yes, but indeed, things were going well, but pryamakov came and said, well, you are a japanologist, you should go to japan, yes, and your third country is norway, and norway, yes, and did you somehow meet gromika, i met him, but of course, directly, i did not work under his command, he is really a bulldog, you know, uh, how would i put it, he was so much above his own, vis-à-vis with the one with whom he was negotiating, that he didn’t even really need to pretend to be a bulldog, he simply beat them with his erudition, he had a phenomenal memory, he remembered everything, and moreover

aleksandrevich, thank you very much, we are going off the air, unfortunately, we can talk to you endlessly, summing up, we can say, to become an ambassador. you need to pedal, and in the most different senses, knowledge and movement, movement and it's just work, work, work, that's when you pedal, you work, thank you, thank you very much, thank you, dear friends, you understood that you need to pedal, everything will be fine, tirelessly, and see the goal, it's yours, all the best. greetings to everyone who watches the program word.