, smooth, pleasant crystals , from here the ice cream goes to packaging, i would work as an ice creamacker i definitely couldn’t, because most of the products simply wouldn’t reach the consumer. packing is not everything, he faces the last severe test. and in this chamber, at a temperature of minus 18° , the ice cream is hardened. let me go and toughen up. from here, the boxes of ice cream are sent to stores. only 90 tons of smargon ice cream are made per year, and until recently it was sold only in three regions of belarus. now it seems that it is gradually spreading through retail chains, but it is difficult to know it. different packaging, different brand. and here's my favorite tasting process, ice cream is absolutely ready. by the way, this ice cream is labeled eco, which means it is absolutely natural and does not contain any chemical additives, it even smells like cream, and not some kind of flavoring. bon appetit. so if you want to try it, then it’s better to come to smargon. we follow sports life. our country. egor gerasimov reached the second round of the chinese women tourn

cream used to make ice cream in the navy and decided to open up an ice cream shop it it takes time for the parent to put money down and diane one of the managers at zen citizen in arena hills open and serve old-fashioned ice cream. >> over 20 years. >> yeah. >> had my own business i was a firefighter and came in- in 1969 her dad had ice cream and left here still the owner but shortly after um, in here became the inc. maker the manager and lead and branded the store from day to day and in the late 90s- was obvious choice he sold it to him and he called us up one night and said i'm going to sell the ice cream store what you you talking about diane came and looked at the store and something we want to do and had a history of her dad here and growing up here at the ice cream store we decided to take that business on. >> and have it in the family i didn't want to sell it. >> to keep it here in san francisco. >> and (unintelligible). >> share worked there and worked with all the people and a lot of customers come in. >> a round hill in the adjoining areas loved neither ice cream shop in this

the history of the ice palace in bobroysk is also connected with the world championship.ur country applied to host a planetary forum in 2013 and this. the arena was listed as second, but in the end , in 2007, sweden won the right to host this championship and after that our belarusian hockey federation changed its strategy in the application for 2014 indicated only the capital's arenas. this is a serious economic event, not that we invested money today, it went to waste , the world cup is not just a sporting event, this is the moment when we will expose the country to the whole world, and what this country will be like, this is the opinion that will be formed from the whole world about our country. the 2014 forum became one of the best in the history of the tournament, this has been stated more than once by functionaries... of the international hockey federation. minsk was built for the championship arena and chezhovka arena. moreover, these objects have become area-forming objects. so before there was a vacant lot at the end of winners avenue, but now there is a modern b

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the history of the ice palace in babruisk is also connected with the world championship.sted as the second one. however, in the end, in 2007, sweden won the right to host this championship and after our belarusian hockey federation changed its strategy, the application for 2014 indicated only the capital’s arenas. this is a serious economic event, this is not what we today they invested money, they went to waste, the world cup is not just a sporting event, it is the moment when we will expose our country to the whole world, and what this country will be like, this is the opinion the whole world will have about our country. the 2014 forum became one of the best in the entire history of the tournament, this was repeatedly stated by functionaries of the international federation, hockey, the minsk arena and chizhovka arena were built for the championship , and that these objects became district-forming, as before at the end of the winners’ avenue there was wasteland, and now there are modern buildings, just when you look at this complex now, yes, you understand that it will o

you can have too little ice, you can have too much ice. >> if you have too much ice, that can actuallyd for emperor penguins also because then they have to walk over the ice to get to the water to forage. we need this kind of nice, stable sea ice, and with climate change we're finding there tends to be more abnormal events. >> reporter: one study showed that of 10,000 or so breeding pairs in one region, only about 850 chicks survived. with global warming only beginning to unleash its effects, it seems inevitable that things will only get worse. >> yes. most likely it is going to continue. it's been very hard to model what exactly is going to happen with the sea ice in the antarctic. >> reporter: but the best models we do have look grim. >> the red dots indicate that 90% of the emperor penguin colonies will be extinction in about 80 years if we don't change our behavior. >> reporter: as usual, that comes down to the largest source by far of greenhouse gas emissions, burning fossil fuels. >> we really need to reduce our emissions. the more people can reduce their emissions, the better. >

the history of the ice palace in bobroysk is also connected with the world championship.n application to host the planetary forum in 2013 and this arena was listed as the second one, but in the end, in 2007, sweden won the right to host this championship, and after our belarusian hockey federation changed its strategy, the application for 2014 indicated only capital arenas. this is not serious. economic event, that's not what we are today they invested money, they went to waste, the world cup is not just a sporting event, it is the moment when we will expose our country to the whole world, and what this country will be like, this is the opinion the whole world will have about our country. the 2014 forum became one of the best in the history of the event. this has been stated more than once by functionaries of the international hockey federation. for the championship , the minsk arena and chizhovka arena were built, and these objects became district-forming, so before there was a vacant lot at the end of winners avenue, but now there are modern buildings. it’s just that wh

you can have too little ice .an have too much ice. >> if you have too much ice, that could be bad for emperor penguins also because then they have to walk further over the ice to get to the water to forage. we need nice stable sea ice but with climate change, there tends to be more abnormal events. >> reporter: one study showed that 10,000 or more breeding pairs in one region, only about 850 chicks survive and with global warming only beginning to unleash its effects, it seems inevitable that things will only get worse. >> yes. most likely it will continue. it has been very hard to model what exactly will happen with the sea ice in the antarctic. >> reporter: the best models we have grim. >> 90% of the emperor penguin colonies will be extinct in about 80 years if we don't change our behavior. >> reporter: as usual, that comes down to the largest source, by far, of greenhouse gas emissions, burning fossil fuels. >> we need to reduce our carbon dioxide emissions. the more people that can reduce their emissions, the

and my aunt used to take us out to eat ice cream all the time and what can i do why not bring this ice cream shop and (unintelligible) joy a banana split or a great environment for people to come and enjoy. >> we're the ordinances of the hometown and our new locations in pink valley when i finished law school we should open up a store and, and, and made everybody from scrap the first ice cream shop any ice cream we do our own culture background and a lot of interaction and we're fortunate we can get feedback and serve to the king of ending and also >> bring up person that [laughter]. for me it was we had neighbors growing up that were fold my dad he is raising me wrong for having me pursue the things that are not traditionally female roles. and i think the biggest barrier to anyone in general is when you have cultural norms that make you feel like you can't do something that make you doubt yourself and make you feel you should not be there i don't belong. those other big efbarriers i think that is the thing to focus on the most is belong everyone should belong here. [music] >> wishing

the level of warming that has occurred, the earth was so much warmer than this prior to this ice ice age where he and, and that is the great irony, they're saying it's a climate to emergency of heat. when 10 times as many people die from cold as die from heat, even in asia and africa in the, in the warmer countries, more people die from cold and from heat. those stats are irrefutable. it's easy to find them. and it's a fact. we are in fact a tropical species that we're not like polar bears, which are indeed a polar species that evolve because the ice came and they, the polar bear is a descendant of the year asian brown bear, which we call grizzly bears. they came here from the old world when you could walk across the bearing land bridge during the glaciation. and so the polar bear is actually would not exist if it weren't for climate change because it didn't exist before the earth went into the ice age 2 and a half 1000000 years ago. and probably about a 1000000 and a half years ago. the bears were able to get on the ice and hunt seals and eventually evolved into what we have to do c

shelves, they act as ice dams that help to hold back that ice. >> so as they weaken, this permits in an increase of the ice that can make it to the ocean and that causes sea level rise and the impacts are felt globally, including here in the bay area. ice is added to the ocean in northern greenland. it melts and it finds its way through occurrence. so it really spreads across the entire world. and of course sea level rise is one of the most concerning components of our in our changing climate. and that's because most of our global population, like in the bay area , lives along the coast. so to keep the world above water, the goal of this study that would coauthored is to raise awareness about ice loss and sea level rise in order to take steps now to prevent further harm. it's a direct benefit to society. the more we know about these processes, the better we can adapt to it and the more we can help mitigate negative impacts on society resulting from sea level rise. >> dustin dawsey, abc seven news. and that could potentially have a major impact on in countries all over the world. >> s

and my aunt used to take us out to eat ice cream all the time and what can i do why not bring this ice cream shop and (unintelligible) joy a banana split or a great environment for people to come and enjoy. >> we're the ordinances of the hometown and our new locations in pink valley when i finished law school we should open up a store and, and, and made everybody from scrap the first ice cream shop any ice cream we do our own culture background and a lot of interaction and we're fortunate we can get feedback and serve to the king of ending and also >> hi. i'm prihere at the gorgeous san francisco precylinderiel tunnel p. i'm here with ceo and president of chamber of commerce rodney fong. tell us about the chamber and when make its and in san francisco. i great diversity of san francisco businesses from cars to mall businesses and hospitality and instructs. so the chamber of commerce hen here for 173 years and represents them as 1 ecosystem. tell us about the tunnel top this is is i beautiful new space create in the the left year >> it is beautiful and this was an army base convert toda

ice lover? if so, you are not alone. the traditional frozen water cubes keeping our drinks cold now have some competition. good morning to all of you and happy thursday, i'm an ice lover but ice on my neck and wrist. ice in my ears. so gianna franco is out. she has lost her voice. we wish you the best and reed is on vacation and we get anne again. >> here for the week. here for the week. and happy for it. it's the end of november already. >> i know. my son's birthday was yesterday and always like the key moment where like i think we're transitioning to christmas now. we got the birthday out of the way. we're going to christmas gift buying. >> he had a good one? >> he did. it was -- yeah. 12 years old. oh to be 12 again. well, a live look outside on this thursday morning. and not as chilly as it was yesterday. and not a lot of rain like we saw yesterday morning. look at the view of the golden gate bridge. we're going to send things over to jessica burch now, what's the latest with the forecast? >

the fact that you go out on the ice already, be prepared for the fact that you may, well, fail.ake risks. and think twice about whether you should go out on the ice at all, or whether it’s better to wait out a certain moment, the risk of failure is especially great where ice harvesting is underway, in the lena water area, it is in full swing, men go ashore with entire families to stock up on drinking water for the winter, and take it home in the form of large transparent ice blocks. the mines, that is , ice holes, remain open; if the harvesters forget to fence them off, or there is a snowstorm outside, no one will notice that the ice there is very thin. snowfalls and wind brought a new deep anticyclone to yakutia; weather forecasters say that such weather will not last long. by thursday, by friday we will already get night traffic in places in the west in the central regions temperature ranges from 32-37, in low places and up to 40°. until it gets colder, water bodies pose a huge danger to both people and cars. experts strongly recommend that you under no circumstances try to cr

you can have too little ice, you can have too much ice. >> if you have too much ice that can be bad for them also because then they have to walk further over the ice to get to the water to forage. you need this kind of nice stable sea ice. what we are finding with climate change there tends to be more abnormal events. >> one study showed that out of 10,000 or so breeding pairs in one region only about 850 chicks survived. with global warming only beginning to unleash its effects, it seems inevitable things will only get worse. >> yes. most likely it will continue. it has been hard to model what exactly is going to happen with the sea ice in the antartic. >> reporter: the red dots show 90% will be extinct in 80 years in we don't change our behavior >> as usual that comes down to the largest source of greenhouse, burning fossil fuels >> we need to reduce our carbon emissions, more people can reduce emissions >>reporter: so, it is up to us. >> brian, thank you. when you see a story like that and those penguins, those penguins it is up to us and let's figure it out >> 80 years not that far

in fact, they're the elliott us because of how cold are or ice boxes. some folks have said the food they they got had worms and the lights don't go out until late. it's it's loud. it's crowded. and it seems that's by design. bill, can you tell me a little bit about your experience touring these detention centers and what you've seen there? yeah, i the reason why the yellow letters are used is because the border patrol comes from a mindset of enforcement and that there's a border crisis rather than an understanding. it's a humanitarian crisis and so their facilities are not designed to be friendly, if you will. and earlier you asked me and the host asked me if i'd been to awesome before and i've not been to austin, but i've been to other parts of texas, and it's usually been as part of inspection teams under a case called flores, there's a flores settlement agreement that authorizes teams to inspect detention centers where where children held and the i thought it was bad and when i was in dili, where it was families, it was women and their children. and

their distinctive feature is the presence of protection, a water separating column from broken ice.tallation sets off under its own power on a historic journey along the northern sea route. with the help of tugboats, the project was carefully worked out for several months, even scientists were involved, employees of the central research institute of the marine fleet made their conclusion, studied all possible risks from weather conditions and ice conditions to the health of the crew. we cannot conduct experiments, given that we are talking about people’s lives, expensive equipment, this is a planned operation that will allow us to prove that the arctic is... a living artery, in fact, that even if objects of this size and importance we we can safely and quickly transport throughout our arctic sector, but we are open to any other routes from west to east, east to west. before you set off, you need to raise the yakar. the installation has eight of them. weight. everyone along with with a chain of about 400 tons. the process is complex and can take up to 10 hours. to keep the drilling r

i like think ice cream. it's really tasty with electricity and fuel. in short, supply gulf has been cooked in darkness. the shopping ton unit runs from through the panels. how much of a whole lot. when i sold the extreme shop open, i read home us my parents for some money and came to bio, and i really like it. joy is rare among these children, whose cnn lives unravel an innocence crushed by the way. i eat ice cream to feel alive, especially because i am scared that night crammed into un schools in the dark. in northern garza ice cream funds, we use as molds with symmetries run out of space. intense society buildings post policy itself. the un says mold in the health of 1000000 people a crammed into the schools and clinics. and the trick, who was a allowed into casa, is a drop of the ocean food and water a how to come by soup kitchens to be set up to help volunteers. he's the traditional cookie method. but there isn't snow to go around. we don't know what to do or how to feed our children over the shops of run out of stock because a strip is being besie

at many points the grades were too steep, especially when they became ice ice. vending machines were constantly, but it was impossible to keep theoads safe at all times and places even on the best sections. if drivers relax for a moment, they mht find themselves a ditch. telecard worked the clock round, trolling up d down the highway, dragging trucks out of trouble whenever they tught. it controlled stations established at 100 mile intervals where manned quartermaster troops were checked over, refilled each truck as it came through. troops had to repair and service their equipment as best they could. but repair facilities were badly overtaxed, both parts and mechanics were scarce. many trucks were a deadline eks at a time. at the start working on the highway, only tents for living quarters. by the beginning of 1943, however, most of them were living in transit huts sometimes were added. more they were banked with sawdust. they came in sections and could be erectedn a few hours, followinglosely behind the soldiers who built the pioneer road. came civilian contrac

a powerful tug with a high ice class worked at the first most difficult stage. near wrangel island heo another tug, this is the moment. and in the final segment, the third tug took over the task; it came from the far east to participate in the operation. the crews made transfers without standing on the yakar. the only difficulties are the weather and understanding, as they say, with the people with whom you are performing this operation, understanding between the two captains. what needs to be done, if the weather factor allows for a safe transfer, then, in principle , there is no need to transfer a tug from one vessel to another, the last time we were busy literally there within an hour, we finished it all, the accompanying vessels must be ready at any moment accept the cable from the main tug, if it suddenly technical problems will arise, the safety of the caravan is also their concern, for example, when meeting with other ships that are there... even though certain announcements have been made in the international system that towing will be carried out and the meeting ships need ke

to walk further over the ice to get to the water to forage. they need this stable sea ice and what we are finding with climate change, there tends to be more abnormal events. >> reporter: one study showed that of 10,000 or so breeding pairs in one region, only about 850 chicks survived, and with global warming only beginning to unleash its effects, it seems inevitable that things are only going to get worse. >> yes, most likely it is going to continue, it has been very hard to model what exactly is going to happen with the sea ice. >> reporter: but the best models we do have looked grim. >> 90% of the emperor penguin colonies will be extinct in about 80 years if we don't change our behavior. >> reporter: as usual, that comes down to the largest source by far, greenhouse gas emissions, burning fossil fuels. >> we need to reduce our carbon dioxide emissions, the more we can reduce them, the better. >> reporter: so ultimately, it is all up to us. >> there are some simple steps we can all take. we have details on kpix .com. endogenous crab season

>> ice skating? >> yes. walden is all business when it comes to san francisco's only outdoor ice skating rink. >> it's hard. it didn't hurt, but i did fall down. >> organizers say the opening of this rink with figure skater angela wang, those from the san francisco ice theater and these gals signal the start of the holiday shopping season. >> the stores like it because thousands and thousands of people will come here in the next 12 weeks. thousands upon thousands. >> the perfect excuse for claudia and kiana to enjoy. now, before the crowds get larger, it's my first time ice skating. >> really? yeah. >> and you're still standing. hallelujah >> yeah, i'm holding her hand. i recommend the holding onto the rail. also, we have the little helper skate helpers. >> yeah. she wipe out at all? >> no, luckily, no. and she will not. she will not, you know. >> now if you do want to come out here and ice skate at union square, just remember you have to reserve your spot. there are only a few exceptions to that. those invo

it all comes down to ice.lus, 45 years after they escaped jonestown, they are paying tribute to those who were lost. >> we when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. it's about accomplishing something bigger than itself. a clean future for all. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:30, today marks 45 years since the jonestown tragedy. more than 900 people died there on this day in 1978. the governing people's temple was headquartered in san francisco before settling in south america. >> many of the victims were from the bay area. da lin reports on memorial events held in oakland. >> give us this day. >> reporter: 45 years later the pain, guilt, and anger still linger over the deaths of so many people. a total of 918, more than 300 were child

shelves, they act as ice dams that help to hold back that ice. >> so as they weaken this permits increase of the ice that can make it to the ocean. and that causes sea level rise and the impacts are felt globally, including here in the bay area. ice is added to the ocean in northern greenland. it melts and it finds its way through occurrence. so it really spreads across the entire world. and of course sea level rise is one of the most concerning components of our in our changing climate. and that's because most of our global population, like in the bay area , lives along the coast. so to keep the world above water, the goal of the study that wood coauthored is to raise awareness about ice loss and sea level rise in order to take steps now to prevent further harm. it's a direct benefit to society. the more we know about these processes, the better we can adapt to it and the more we can help mitigate negative impacts on society resulting from sea level rise. >> justin dorsey, abc seven news. well from the big picture of weather, we'll get a look at our local weather for this weekend.

and if the ice is not yet strong, but you really want to go ice fishing. yeah, the ice is thin.and pike perch. excitement is excitement, but you shouldn’t forget about safety either, especially at the beginning of winter, there was a guy over there who was pulled out by the ministry of emergency situations this year, yeah, he failed, he also went, there was a little wash away, he failed. rescuers remind. ice is considered safe from 7-10 cm, so if you are alone at a great distance from other ice fishing enthusiasts, you should not climb into the openings, it’s better to go around the cracks, and if the ice is still covered with snow, you generally need to step carefully. you can’t fall into a hole; if the hole remains, say, covered with snow, you might not notice that it’s dangling. of course, experienced fishermen take with them a rope and self-rescuers, but the main thing here is that during the whole winter they never... elena savina, channel one, well, right now we are planning another morning trip together with vadim lobachenko, on this time to kenya, where there are many, m

we've got the holiday ice rink. joining us this morning is robert keith, once again it's great to see you. we saw you last year here. here we are at it for the 16th year. tell us what the big celebration tonight has in store. >> tonight at 5:00, we're going to kick off the festivities. we have a lot of celebs coming and businesses coming to join us, sponsor scott wiener is going to be here. it's going to be a grand evening to kick off. it's very important to the city and to all the folks that live here. it's going to be important. >> reporter: that was exactly my next question. how important it is for the businesses, the community here in downtown to have the ice-skating rink once again and usher in the holiday season. we all know the downtown area has struggled in recent years. talk to us about that. >> it has, but everybody has come together, san francisco police department is awesome. their command center is right there. there's plenty of them on the streets. but the businesses, you know, it's really cool when we

, then it definitely hisses, if it’s snow porridge, then it’s velcro, and if it’s porridge with ice,the car, we answer! moving along the moscow ring road in the area of ​​41 km, i was carried away, i could not stop, i rammed the car in front, there was solid ice on the road, i was found guilty, before my collision, there had already been several accidents there and traffic police inspectors were working, there were no signs, warnings about accidents, i have a question: shouldn’t the employees have blocked the road in a dangerous place, and can i prove your innocence? thank you, you will not be able to prove your... innocence, on the one hand, traffic police officers are obliged to mark the scene of an accident, on the other hand, this does not relieve drivers of the obligation to comply with traffic rules. vehicles must be driven at a speed that allows for constant monitoring, including taking into account road and meteorological conditions. i was hooked. yes, there was a lot of snow this year, as they say, the winter was a success, the edge of the road is snow-covered in winter. dan

it means it's time for some holiday ice-skating. we're live in san francisco, from the only outdoor ice-skating rink in the city. we're getting the ice ready because we're going to get on it up ahead. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> 6:30, a gruesome discovery. a body found stuffed in a suitcase at a popular east bay destination. the overnight developments in the police investigation. >>> back from his trip overseas, governor newsom looks ahead to san francisco's apec summit. how his recent meeting with china's leader may influence the high-stakes conference involving president biden. >>> and turning the page on halloween. san francisco gets set for an early kickoff to the holiday season. lace up your skates for a trip to union square ice rink and a live preview of tonight's celebrations. >>> this is "today in the bay." this is hump day. happy wednesday to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's take a peek outside on communications hill in san jose. nice and clear look out there. another cold sta

the airport began to carry out the pre-flight de-icing process. pouring is formed on the surface of aircraft; this is a dangerous phenomenon in aviation. aerodynamics deteriorate, the mass, lift and controllability of the vessel change. therefore, before departure, the ice layer is removed, the precipitation protects the aircraft. for removal we use this modern machine. yeah, who already has some inclinations of intelligence, even she has several computers there, she evaluates it herself weather, selects types and concentrations of liquid, the first type is for de-icing, it is always heated only for use, and the type, it protects the aircraft from further icing, in such snowy weather at the airfield, snow removal equipment works non-stop. all equipment is distributed in accordance with the requirements of regulatory documents that regulate the order of cleaning work; of course, first of all, special attention is paid to the condition of the runway surface to eliminate to remove ice, liquid and granular reagents are used, which are approved for use

well, then, our ice cream should ripen, just like cheese, this happens within 12 hours,

, and try to avoid pedestrian passages. which have not yet been sanctioned, the ice has just frozen,those who want to save 5-7 minutes, which are apparently more valuable than life and health, although here you go, 300 m there is a normal pedestrian bridge, it’s scary to imagine how much time these people waste in the summer when you can’t just cross the river, unsure, checking the snow with my foot, but still across the river, my feet didn’t get wet, no, no way, but don’t be afraid on the ice like that, i’m actually from the magadan region, they walk like that there, alas, approaching. both magadan residents and residents of the moscow region are failing. the statistics are updated with new cases; this season there have already been rescued and dead. marina gromova, anton dubnov, yuri zabolotnikov, pavel lednikov and olga sukhorukova. news. the investigative committee today opened a criminal case after preventing a terrorist attack in the capital region. the perpetrator was detained. by according to operational data, the suspect was supposed to blow up a tank on the railway on instr

>> ice skating? >> yes.n is all business when it comes to san francisco's only outdoor ice skating rink. >> it's hard. it didn't hurt, but i did fall down. >> organizers say the opening of this rink with figure skater angela wang, those from the san francisco ice theater and these gals signal the start of the holiday shopping season. >> the stores like it because thousands and thousands of people will come here in the next 12 weeks. thousands upon thousands. >> the perfect excuse for claudia and kiana to enjoy. now, before the crowds get larger, it's my first time ice skating. >> really? yeah. >> and you're still standing. hallelujah >> yeah, i'm holding her hand. i recommend the holding onto the rail. also, we have the little helper skate helpers. >> yeah. she wipe out at all? >> no, luckily, no. and she will not. she will not, you know. >> now if you do want to come out here and ice skate at union square, just remember you have to reserve your spot. there are only a few exceptions to that. those involve ce

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they're walking on the ice up to 2 m thick.resting feature is that they can move both bow and stern forward, because the captain’s cabin is duplicated on the stern side. the captain came out to introduce his ship, i believe, in order to completely dispel the romantic image of this profession, i even wanted to sing to him, captain, captain, smile, in an everyday, everyday way, he said that the main responsibilities of the captain are control over the assistants, over the situations on the ship, so that every cog turns where it should, the ship is controlled by the navigator, 4 hours of work, eight rest, the entire crew is 19 people, there are no women on this ship, not an illusion, it just happened that way, historically, although the world... there are many women, both navigators and mechanics. in summer, the journey from dudinka to murmansk, which is about 2,600 km , takes 5 days, but in winter it can take up to ten. during the transition, the team not only works, but also relaxes, reads books, plays sports, constantly undergo

[000:00:00;00] sovereignty on the territory of belarus, there were only four indoor ice palaces, two in minsk , on winners avenue in gorky park, one in grotno, and then the home rink of the nema hockey club had to be rebuilt, another summer was left here in novopologovsk, by the way, when this is where the film, legend number 17, was filmed; the directors of the film were looking for such scenery to convey all the soviet flavor. since that filming, the ice palace has been reconstructed, and another site has been built nearby - an indoor training skating rink with stands, and this solved the issue of lack of ice, because the polotsk land is rich in hockey talent, and once the belarusian national team consisted of 70% pupils of the local school. this site, assigned to the odessa sports school, made it possible not only to further conduct the educational and training process, but to close it in a year-round cycle. we see the general level of training of the sports reserve has risen. plus, it also allowed us to open a short-trade branch. 71 days after the collapse of the soviet union, it