if someone doesn’t know what bracelets are there for a watch on a smartphone, i like this more history, by the way, is a rather rare device. it was produced during the war, it was called either trench or tank, very compact and i think that he really participated in combat battles, but a good thing. it is well done in small quantities. a quality thing can not be much. i know for sure that if i hadn’t spent some 300 dollars and bought this device, we simply won’t pass them, we invest in old things, especially in good condition, it’s unlikely whether they depreciate these things. i think that you can make this out of it, okay, screw it on while it waits, watch the program to break stereotypes on the belarus 24 tv channel

. the skin day is taking shape today, the year of albus, where the one who loses his watchfulness was calestine. we ourselves do not respect the vedas and the experience of peace. this is our mortal uzmahu hands. from

simple happy moments add up accompanying traditions. we are racing with the padshin of our ducts, we appreciate the minuule for our terrible belarus 20 shatyrs. good afternoon. my name is ivan kapitan i came to belarus from france and i have been working in minsk for 7 years

. i came from france and i ended up because i wanted to study russian school. i was only 16 years old. i would be very young. in france, i introduced a man who also studied in minsk, and through him i skated in minsk. before i came to belarus, i didn’t even know anything about him. i didn't know minsk to me at first i thought that in minsk there was on the other side and belarus did not know at all that there was such a country, but i came to belarus. i remember the month was in october, so the weather was still normal. and when it was already winter, of ​​course, i

was surprised that it was much colder than e in france, and i was also surprised that the food here is completely, well, the traditions are different and at first i was a little afraid. e did not understand what was in my toilet, but i liked everything in minsk. i was very surprised that the city builds so widely. and i'm used to e not only in paris, but also in other cities of france, which is small here two small roads, and here in minsk everything is very good. instead, there is architecture everywhere, it looks like such a modern one. and europe i really liked that a lot of the park. i love nature, regardless that i also love the city and so much, it smelled like it’s more beautiful and bigger, of course, it’s cool, when i

first came, i didn’t come with my mother alone and how would i know you yourself college college in the city and no matter how much she liked the modern city. i was very well received. everywhere i went in college and in the theater people very well received him very it was interesting that there are chances of a foreigner here. a lot of questions were asked about france and so on. i have friends mostly from ballet, because work takes a very long time. we are with him, uh, we walk, we leave there

pavet in the pool. well, i have friends from college who stayed, even if they don’t work at fiat now, i still keep in touch with him and then, when i came to hell, but you are friends if i took it, therefore, belarusians, very very friendly and very nice people, and we are very pleased to communicate with him in my life, belarus has completely changed, because when i was in france, i lived with my mother, with my parents, with my family. all the time, and when i came to belarus, it came in handy to live on my own, and then, of course, everything changed, when i started working, i decided to stay in belarus because they gave me a lot of opportunities to dance a lot and there was an opportunity to gain experience and grow as a

seems. no , i didn't do it professionally then. i just wanted a side school and sometimes once or twice a week went to lessons, but then two years later, that is, when i was 10 years old i wanted to be professional. even

then i performed in the skins in paris at a professional ballet school, and then i already began to practice professionally. nobody in my family was sick. my mother wanted me to do something separately. so at first i didn’t like fencing, and then she said, well, let’s try ballet dancing. i said ok, i didn't like it right away. and i, as it were, in half. i wanted to do it twice a week. and maybe even i'm alone times sometimes. and i continued when i didn't stop after i studied in paris i had to change training. i had a choice, either another skin in france or

go somewhere. i am here and because i wanted to study, the russian school. well, in russia it is much more expensive and somehow through a friend. we actually got acquainted with a man who studied hmm honographic and he offered us, when he goes there, he will show there a video from our dances. well, let's see, and how would we be in the hall and so on, how and how, how much cheaper than studying in russia for example, vaganova and v oils, but this is the same school, we decided that we should go to study in minsk. i studied for 3 years in paris and there i taught more basic dances, that is, the purity of movements. and when i came to minsk it was already older than the

older wagons, and there, well, the first year also taught more cleanliness, but still there were more complex techniques, and the second and third course then taught jumps and rotation, when i already knew that i’m coming to study in minsk, i didn’t know a single person from there says, before that, i didn’t care who stars, where they studied, when i thought, well, from the mariinsky means vaganova yes, from big russia, it means, moscow studied, and then i found out that ivan vasiliev studied here and i thought, wow. why didn't i know this school? here's another well, alya giganika. well then , he still, well, they did not know him before he came to play. he himself is young and

it is interesting that there are several examples of world examples from there you started them. and i didn't even know. here we are now in a large teat world-carrier. uh, i'm going to rehearsals now. i have been working for 7 years now. here is mine first performance. uh, this season they will ask, beauty, lebedeneeva. and here we go, uh, to the workplace, the ballet smell is called the day passes completely roll, when

i was walking i was studying, when i did not look at any artist, and i looked at the low one. and then the technique was very important for me, and i stayed, which i like. uni tried to teach it to do. and when already in the fifth i started working, i looked much less at the technique, and the pain in the acting, how the artists play, how they go to a son? how, uh, are you driven when we go to college, uh, autofly us a number of students in the hall. uh, like a trainee like that, that is, when there are not enough people for some kind of performance, they can call uh, college students and dance, that's what's called. well , be it his first time the

theater performed in minsk. it was like an intern. probably a performance, but these are very simple parts, they just stand there. there hold on to some props accessories, at the end of the third course. uh, sometimes the leader comes to the lesson to watch, and he also comes to the exam. and after the state exam. we will meet with him and someone. he will take you from someone no, and then he didn’t say that he wanted to take me, and he sees prospects in me, that he wanted me to dance there or only in ballet, too, that’s sleepy, and therefore such a chance, when you just finish, it is very rare and therefore i have such a chance and opportunity not to miss. and so i decided to work here.

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the most important thing is not the bottle that is to blame, but the person who left it there and threw it away, watch the telebarometer on belarus 24 tv channel. these people are doing everything to make our life a comfortable work of the scientific road network. we're trying to get even coverage so that our drivers and not only our guests feel comfortable moving along our street, imagine what would happen if there was no electricity during the day, any emergency situation is eliminated within two hours, no more, and they don’t work every day laying hands. here we see a schematic representation of our transformer rebels, dispatcher. all this understands all this, seeing all this controls, for example, this is the philharmonic society we have here, we offer to spend one day with specialists and find out everything about their difficult business. ours

is open 24 hours a day, no matter the weather. watch on tv channel belarus 24. i read that in order to become better in this profession, you need a lot of work, a lot of time to spend in this watch, a lot of artists become, then a lot of dancers. of course , there is nature, there are some people who are not, but all the same, if you try hard and he knows how to try, he does not just

work. if a good teacher, uh, sends on the way and we are engaged in this work, then everyone can do it. no today later, season 7. i danced something in almost all the performances, my next spartacus will be sleeping beauty, where the alive and in the swans of her lake prince zikrid. here we have a large theater in minsk, a repertory theater. that is, we have a repertoire and let the seasons in, there are a lot of different performances every other day we have ballet here are respects. i have money and every month a different performance is more in europe, they work in blocks, that is, they, well, for example, they will rehearse one performance for two weeks, and this

performance will be danced a lot in a row, then there is rehearsal time again. well, another performance e to move. it seems to me that for young people there is much more interesting, when there are different and large repertoire, because the life of a father is short and uh, when you dance, many different performances, you gain good experience. and it's much more interesting. that's when to dance more often and different, and then maybe when you're already an experienced artist. uh, it's interesting to work more and more, like in europe they work there, well, there is a more modern repertoire. that is, we, uh, in minsk, uh, were now they are not, well, they were

tour, in the summer we didn’t manage to dance with the baryn squad, and we’ll go to dance with the megaphone in russia and this, of course, is more driving, well, at the same time it’s very prestigious. uh when dancing on such scenes do you feel like it's a big success or what you 've achieved? something very important. sometimes i think what happened to my roots from college to heels and sometimes it seems to me that everything fought very well, that i always met a teacher who taught me something like that, because it’s even impossible to study. eh, the profession all at once when it starts from this is to teach. then he is next and it seems to me that everything

worked out so well for me that i taught. all the time that i need at the moment that i needed it, and of course, all these teachers who have met with this throughout my career. i am very grateful as well. i hope they are the very years that i have achieved until today. i have been working for 7 years because of this time i have made friends for myself. i understand that belarusians are very

openly foreigners. in general, i was very well received and always where i say that the icelanders are always happy, interested and there has never been that any negative relationship has been any over the years. i met, of course, and a lot of talented people who set a goal for you. they even achieved it when something was wrong and they got in the way, then they found another way to do it. and, uh, who came in all over the world and asked to be shown and they can say, well, either art or work, uh, other places in the world.

i don't know how life will turn out for me in the future, but no matter what happens, i will always remember well, i will always appreciate to remember, and i am very grateful to all people, who i've been introducing to all my friends here, and uh, i'm really grateful that they helped me and without them i definitely wouldn't have gotten to this point. no matter what happens in my life, belarus will always be in my heart, and i love it very much.

to prepare a dish, like in a restaurant , you need to think like a chef, if i see in the recipe that the tomatoes need to be cooked , then i immediately replace them with tomatoes in my own juice. it is much more profitable in a project for a week together with the culinary guru testing recipes from internet and in search of new recipes, we look at culinary sites, but are these recipes really good, which gain a million

views and the same number of likes. today we will check it and turn them into real masterpieces. they certainly complicate the recipes. we already have amazing tasty potatoes, we already have our usual cutlets, you can start dinner, but no, look how beautiful it is. it turned out to look just gorgeous, watch it on belarus 24 tv channel. everything starts from the origins and traditions. memory of our ancestors preservation of the culture of belarusian rituals and crafts but the world is changing. changes generations views and creativity does not stand still. when

do people realize the value of traditions and understand where to go next? art takes on new bright colors. 24 live, as always, marianna morenkova welcomes you. and anna, what date will we be today, september 19, please, just don’t sing a song about him well? good? well, tell me further that we have a very beautiful day today, my friends. today is my birthday, by the way. emoticon.