as a gift on the eve of national unity day , residents of vitebsk replaced windows in a three-story building and repaired utility rooms to modern equipment for the convenience of doctors. spacious parking for the opening , the area was landscaped before the renovation, the branches were located at different addresses. now patients will receive the necessary help in a modern medical center. new medical equipment has appeared that will allow us to carry out more high-tech operations, minimally invasive surgery, operations on vessels, the staff is staffed by surgeons and traumatologists, doctors of narrow surgical specialties. the unification of the team will fully ensure that all specialist doctors work two shifts as general practitioners. so , medical specialists have a new x-ray machine for three workplaces in the day care department, that is, everything that is necessary for kazan medical care in macular conditions is all there. it will help to increase it very much. uh, quality of medical

care. there are about 300 appointments per shift here. hyper-modern equipment can be carried out here, which will increase the comfort for our doctors. and this, of course, will affect the quality of their services for convenience. we introduced a caring clinic. this way, patients will be able to receive coupons online, and doctors will be able to write electronic prescriptions. brazilian football carnival i'm great news for fans of the number one game on the planet tv channel belarus 5 today will start broadcasting matches of the series of the brazilian football championship cruzeira and corinthians flamenco and beta fugue sao paulo and polmiras legendary clubs have long been an important part of football. and now the audience of the media holding’s sports channel will have the opportunity to follow their game in life mode not only on belarus 5, but also on belarus 5 internet, as well as on the website sport-5.by. more about sports in the review of my colleagues. we are on the air again at 1:00 pm, stay on the first button. dynamo shinnik suffered the first

defeat in the mhl regular championship season . on the eve of the belarusian team at home they met again with the amur tigers, and this time success was on the side of the guests from khabarovsk 5-4 in shootouts, thus the squad from bobruisk, having scored 11 points in six matches , maintains the leading position in the western conference . andrei mikhalev's charges will play their next game only on september 20, visiting uska karelia aleksandr sosnovich. the belarusian tennis player finished her performance at the tournament in san diego in the second round match and lost to the american and minovar. in two sets five seven, four six, the meeting lasted 1 hour 38 minutes. during this time, belorusskaya made two double faults and converted four break points from

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when we talk about traveling , we mean hundreds, or even 1,000 km, so there is not necessarily a city very close to minsk in which you will happily spend a single day, borisov. i want to see it. wooden art, like driftwood, controls a hereditary

cooper, 600 layers of steel and that’s not the limit in the sky and aircraft modeling circles. you won't believe it, but they still exist. i’ll be honest , i’ve been to borisov before, but just passing through, i’ve never been able to explore this city without haste. and as it turned out. eventually very in vain so my journey begins. well , of course, the best way to get to know the city. this is to look at it through the eyes of local residents, and in borisov i was lucky because i live here. truly an amazing person. hello sasha. a man with golden hands, a blacksmith and also

a motorcyclist, sasha decided to start a tour of his city from the most iconic place at the entrance to borisov, of course, this is the famous sports arena. how long have you been living in boris for 20 years? you know, 20 years, the city has changed. how yes and great has changed almost the entire infrastructure of the city has changed, many new buildings. well, good people are still good people. here, well, of course, is the story of boris fareno. it started with a big victory when bata got into the group stage of the uefa champions league. i think the whole city succeeded then. yes, the whole country probably rejoiced too. absolutely right, who has ever been to boris or no photo with this stadium in the background. as for me, the arena is very similar to a huge flying saucer, but it’s better about this one from borisov. don't say yet one of the highlights of this area. by the way, i became during my trip. i came to see borisovna, but it feels like

some kind of fireworks show or a movie is being filmed nearby. this is an on-site teaching. boris varena used to have a training ground, and it, in fact, is located a little further, almost behind the forest, and we can hear the results of the exercises. the second no less recognizable and perhaps, dare i say it, unique object for belarus is the borisov water tower. it was built almost 100 years ago from the first from the looks of it, the structure is not the most durable due to the huge gaps in the frame, but it turns out that this is all its technology ; such a structure, despite its height, can withstand even the strongest wind vapors , the air flow passes through the base of the tower without problems now and the frame was invented by the architect shukhov . since then, all such

designs bear his name. shukhov was called the russian meifel. he developed such a design and used it in many towers throughout the country and in russia. now in belarus only two towers have survived in borisov and in tolochinsky district and judging by the inscription danger zone, it is a tourist attractive object. just. it's a pity, because him. you could also make one of the city's business cards. as far as i can tell , borisov has a lot to do with napoleon and the place we came to is no exception, what is it? this is a memorial complex of a battery battery. that is, it is, well, let’s say fortification. that is, this is a huge zemlyanoy val

one or one, which was called upon to protect the city of the earth, became the first historical monument of borisov that was taken under protection states. this decision was made almost 100 years ago, by the way, right here in 1812. the russian army defeated a group of napoleonic troops. it also opens here. by the way , this area preserves traces of events and other battles. military operations on the territory of borisov were by no means a rare phenomenon. and if you look hard enough, you can find the remains of trenches and dugouts from the times of the soviet-polish war, very interesting.

i read a lot about the ascension cathedral in borisov , but, to be honest, i didn’t think that it was so beautiful, looks like a huge gingerbread house , locals claim that this is one of the oldest buildings in the city. well, that's probably true. listen, well, i understand that borisov has two symbols. yes, if you take modern borisov , then it is borisovna borisov arena. and if you take staroborisov, then most likely it will be this cathedral, very often in place of

stone churches there were previously wooden ones and the ascension cathedral is no exception; the church that was once located on this square was completely burned out in a fire. instead of her after some time, this temple appeared. some interesting facts about the cathedral the first stone was laid in 1871, and the cathedral was built in a pseudo-russian style and stands on a square that, hundreds of years ago, is still a trading square. the history of the stone church is no less dramatic than that of its wooden predecessor. in 1937, the cathedral was closed, and the crosses that were visible were cut down from all over the city; the icons were taken away from the shrine and turned into a granary. during the war the germans were there for a short time. the temples were returned to their original meaning after the soviet authorities. the church did not close. well, it was not allowed to ring bells until perestroika times if

you were traveling on a motorcycle. believe me, you will find a good friend anywhere in the world, what happened to me? in a healthy hammer he makes all sorts of beautiful iron things , practically let's go, i'll show you. listen with pleasure forward. each blacksmith specializes in something different; someone forges nails. someone is shoeing horses. my new friend has mastered weapon forging to perfection. sasha does not make the products entirely himself his task is to forge a super strong steel

blade that you hold in your hands. this is a cat. she is judging by her form. yes, someday this will be such a long-term project. i ’ve been making it for a couple of years now, there are about 600 layers , 600 layers. true, pedantic sasha , it impresses me because it takes several years to make one blade, and at the same time redo it several times in order to achieve it. high temperatures are a heavy hammer and anvil, which every now and then sends a retaliatory blow to the hand. definitely blacksmithing. the job is not for the weak. and girls, if your man just lies on

on the couch playing a console or watching football throws it, because you are a real man , you must have a hobby, stand serious, like sasha. thank you sasha for the story. all the best to you. each of the heroes of the project is engaged in a very important matter. my name is elena alshevskaya. i am the deputy director for tourism of the berezinsky biosphere reserve. my name is alexander and i am the general director of the national olympic stadium dynamo stadium, born for your victory. we will introduce you to people who have found their for me, the stadium is a part of my life. heading such an arena well, this is not an easy matter, we suggest spending one day with specialists and learning all about the intricacies of their work. the reserve has a very large species diversity, both plants and animals.

our main task is to preserve nature for the present and future, watch on the tv channel belarus 24. belarusians in the fashion for culture project we will learn what naive art is and see the largest collection of painted carpets in our country welcome to the only one in belarus malyavanka museum. watch this weekend on the tv channel belarus 24. leaving the blacksmith

at work, i went on my own to study borisov, a city that was hitherto unfamiliar to me . the name of the city comes from the name of the polotsk prince boris silovich, to whom the grateful residents erected a monument to boris on the central square. by the way, as if alive. it feels like he’s making a decision right now for the city to be here. but this building in borisov is very easy to find and recognize, you can see it from afar in the five-tiered belfry tower. this is the church of the nativity of the virgin mary, already sad traditions at the beginning of the 19th century on the site of a burning wooden church. the stone church was founded in the city; construction did not proceed quickly ; it took almost 17 years ; the doors of the church were not always open to parishioners ; the war years between wars left their mark. but nearby there is another interesting object, or rather the ruins of a once prison castle that

were erected relatively recently in the 19th century. previously, there was an old wooden earthwork on this site; sources date it to the twelfth century, a prison castle built on the site of a wooden earthen fortification it became a real landmark of the city; by the way, it accommodated 75 restaurants. he was even depicted on postcards. well, now here, unfortunately, are ruins . it’s easy to guess that the castle was a prison from the remaining bars on these windows; by the way, locals say that at night you can still hear the clanking of chains here until it gets dark. you can travel by plane, train, car, motorcycle. or you can ride a bicycle. i would like to introduce you to a man who has ridden a bicycle

1,000 km. hello, my name is vladimir petrovich, is petrus or petr in russian correct in our country? what is the longest journey you have made in belarus on two wheels? 59, john, and the distance traveled throughout the whole of belarus along the perimeter of belarus and from south to north from west to east. eh, almost 5,000 likes 5,000 km on my own. these are endurance muscles, but in fact, i’ll tell peter a little secret. i didn’t come to share my travel impressions. peter is amazing. a master who not only feels the wood, but knows how to work with it so masterfully that you will be amazed by his work , well, let’s go ahead or caress. peter is a hereditary woodcarver, his grandfather was

such a skilled craftsman in all woodworking that his fame reached both orsha and borisov . what is the name of the style in which you work? here we need to look at each work in detail, then you will understand why i am so uh with admiration. eh, i’m talking about these items called small plastic, but in due time. i left russia for my homeland. my homeland let me rest here too, but i’m leaving, i’ve never moved for a long time 12:15 violence russical rustic russical, what does this mean? that is, natural material. yeah, on which i depend, yes, i’ll now try to explain to you what a rustic style is. and , that is, you are walking down the street and see a snag; you pass by, a master is walking along the street, he sees a snag, and he sees a masterpiece in it. peter processes any species, be it chestnut

, linden, oak or even a fruit tree in his hands, logs take shape, and driftwood skillfully even woven into openwork products. you can sit down and listen and oh, how good, but it seems to me that you can just fall asleep in such a chair, even though peter is not looking for a tree for a specific idea. after all, he had his own relationship with the linden tree. she admits that she is tight and a pleasure to work with. to be honest, i didn’t even believe that such a skillfully crafted headboard could support my weight; i risked testing it completely. there is a saying about motorcycles: he fell , he bought it, if he asks to ride a motorcycle , he sat down and took it with him. okay experiment, which will probably cost me money, please. sorry for turning my back to you. well, it holds up tightly. wow. bravo

master super anchor. and this is how the master works , petrosya, and do you need any special inspiration and time of day or maybe even a season in order to start doing the work? you know the question is very good. without inspiration, don’t start working. there is a creative situation, but if you feel like crap, throw away the chisel and go rest for half an hour. how many people with an amazing sense of humor with warmth in their souls? and incredible talent, so, leaving my friends, i won’t interfere with his work, but my journey continues. what happened , someone made a huge mess in the apartment , turned everything upside down, if nothing

is missing, then it’s for the dead members of the expedition. i won’t tolerate such disgrace in your apartment, otherwise i’ll call the police, get out of here. where are you going? you have to go and they accuse you of killing. i saved so many people, i don’t like it when people are turned into switchmen on the belarus 24 tv channel. the motives that brought them to the village are completely different. we produce our products by raising different animals and we would like to make a loop, that is , for our people to try truly ecological, clean food, believe in themselves and their strengths, and overcome all difficulties to achieve results. in what we love

, we develop and climb out of ducks. we begin to make a profit with the task of the presenter to learn all the intricacies of life in the village and find out what is good about life in the village. remember how in the film there was an accident at your enterprise and there will be dachas. i'm very afraid that they will kill me stung because they were crawling right next to my hands, beauty. and what a smell i still have already covered myself with burns. no, the arms and legs are intact. this means that we are on the right track. borisov is, in general, an industrial city. there are a lot of plants and factories here, by the way, even the first belarusian passenger car was assembled here. but i am more interested in its tourism potential.

the station square in borisov seems very familiar, i understood why it is similar to minsk only on a slightly smaller scale. there is even a gate to the city. once upon a time long ago, at the dawn of the motorcycle movement, the first bikers were former pilots who still wanted speed and achievement. they could only do it by sitting on a motorcycle. today i will introduce you to a man whose love for aviation did not force him to ride a motorcycle, but this hobby is no less interesting. victor is involved in aircraft modeling. and this means that he himself assembles and flies airplanes and is happy to teach this to children. hello hello victor, a non-pilot from civil aviation, is not connected in any way. is it just a childhood fascination with airplanes? yes circle young aircraft technicians in the distant soviet years, just imagine he came to this class as a ten-year-old boy and 30 years later he teaches

aircraft modeling to a new generation of schoolchildren. we have a club for both aircraft modeling and unmanned aerial vehicles. we assemble from the simplest models with small children and already with an internal combustion engine and have now moved on to, uh, a drone. ice is what, sorry, internal combustion engine. i admit, i have never flown such aircraft models, but i really want to try to fly a homemade structure into the sky, let's try to do it it’s easy, but first we’ll assemble the plane , where we start by taking the fuselage and inserting the wing. how do you like it? and i really want to see all this. well, of course , victor is going to fly forward together with schoolchildren in open areas to try out new aircraft and set records on tested and proven models; as

a rule, they fly outside the city. well, for everyone’s safety, it turns out that the key to a successful flight is not a headwind and strong wings, but the banal ability to launch a model from the ground. experienced pilots can launch the plane themselves are less experienced, paired with an assistant, and people like me, who have absolutely no experience in aviation, except for observing through the window during takeoff and landing, are doomed to contemplation from the sidelines. i just couldn’t understand how a model aircraft battle is judged from the ground, because nothing can be seen at such a distance. it turned out that they were simply attaching tape to the plane. and the more it is cut by the enemy’s propeller, the greater the blow he hits. that’s how i felt, here he is the winner in my hands, you see the longest ribbon left, huge to you. thank you for letting me. i literally need to plunge into my childhood for 15 minutes. i envy you a little if you are in borisov and hear the buzzing. these are the ones don’t be lazy under the airplanes. drive up to the field, victor will show you something incredible.

good luck. thank you i was pleasantly surprised by the interesting and talented people i met on this trip. and since i still had time, i decided on the way back to minsk to stop in zhodino; any tourist will immediately guess in zhodino. what enterprise the city-forming factor is the production of huge mining dump trucks; by the way, it was in zhodino that i met the sparkling water machine of my childhood. now it’s even impossible to imagine that somewhere in a public place one could enjoy a reusable glass cup, which was used by everyone, the younger generation does not understand. and for us these are memories from childhood. well, look what a miracle. this is definitely a taste familiar from childhood. thanks to zhodino for these memories. i have noticed a positive

trend if the city is thinking about development of tourism, then they definitely make a pedestrian street, and here it also has a wonderful, cozy alley with branded lanterns, it’s a pleasure to walk along it. and i will walk along this alley towards the museum of one of the famous residents, jotin, for some wood burning is a hobby for one season, for others the work of their whole life, and in zhodino igor lives happily and is passionate about pyrography . i said it correctly, that’s exactly what i know, you are an athlete, a professional athlete, suddenly you moved to sports artists. and this is from childhood, when we played sports as children and had amateur clubs during labor lessons

, the judo coach and part-time only penographer in the city, igor, burns out a real work of art with high temperatures. he paints landscapes and portraits on wood. in general, i am inspired by everything that i come across on the street or on the internet. the master has his own unique technique for drawing a picture, then i re-take it using a carbon copy and then we begin to burn it, as over time. uh. they sometimes brighten under the sun. yeah, and these shadows disappear, then it complements this copying. one painting can take igor a month and a half, painstaking work, to say the least, in addition to pyrography, the coach artist collects a collection of pyrographs for his own museum, there is something to see.