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so, mikhail vasilyevich, let's start with orsk.hat actually happened in the city and what is the reason for such a catastrophic rise in water levels? the reason for the rise in water level, of course, is that a flood is forming this year, according to an extreme, one might say, scenario, when such hydrometeorological conditions develop, a rare combination of which leads to intense the flow of water into the rivers, so we observe a combination of large snow reserves in the catchment area, strong freezing in the same territory, which prevents large losses of runoff and intense snow melting... this is that part of the current, that part of the snow, that part of the melt water that goes into the ground, fills drainage tanks, it is less this year due to freezing, and we are observing exactly the extreme scenario of the development of spring floods, of course, that is, there is a lot of snow, still more than normal, and also an intense invasion of warm air, mikhail vasilyevich, but if i understand correctly, any flood, such a hydrologic

and professor, was first elected to the post of rector of moscow state university named after mikhail vasilyevichwonderful date, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, academician and professor anatoly chereposhchuk voted for viktor sadovnichy that day, there were four. candidates, two of them were members of the academy, one was a politician, and viktor atomovich was an ordinary professor, but he was a beloved vice-rector, whom everyone knew, he studied the entire university like his own home, so he received the majority of votes in this honest, uncompromising and very tough competition . of course i was glad that i had won, i came home, they already knew at home, some of the children were present, and that was the end of my first day of election. later, viktor antonovich would tell reporters that he didn’t even think about running, but i made the decision to participate in the company a couple of months before the vote. i was the first projector, i worked on the charter and worked on the presidential decree on the autonomy of moscow university, i supervised this work, with the government

good morning, mikhail vasilyevich, good morning, mikhail vasilyevich, yes, the first question, as farthe damage was very enormous, and accordingly the water that got there will either come out of the existing holes, or in other ways, and this process. will , of course, take at least a week, and what cannot be eliminated immediately will apparently be pumped out from under basements, from flooded structures, again into the ural river, by means of the ministry of emergency situations, after which the water will slowly be flow down and further to the ural river in the caspian sea. mikhail vasilyevich, as we heard, the peak of the flood in orenburg has already passed, how long will it take? will water be released from flooded areas, how much will it take? v in orenburg, unlike orsk, no destruction of protective structures occurred; those territories that were in the zone of this catastrophic, or we sometimes call it extreme, flood were flooded. well, if the same decline continues, then within a few days the water will leave the flooded areas, but there will be a large flow of water, never

is still a representative of the school of realism, and his students are already modern, and mikhail vasilyevichh vasnetsov and so on, so this is probably the transition from the academic school of realism to school of modernism, he probably did this. in such artistic nests as polenova and abramtseva, of course, as now, probably, there is such a fashionable word that influencers say, well, probably, vasily dmikovich polenov, in his way, at that moment became like this, as an opinion leader for the local community, and this is very important, because this, it seems to me, was the key to preserving the estate , saving it, the peasants who came to you... to the sword, he led, he hosted them, he led them excursions around his house, he was the first tour guide in his own house, he created his own exhibition, showed it, told it. but the collection of the valen house, it is, in general, well, originally a private collection, collected by four generations before him, this is , of course, his father, this is, of course, his grandfathers, his uncle, in general, all the relatives, right up to gabriel roma

after all, a representative of the school of realism. and his students are already modern, and mikhail vasilyevichnd so on, so, probably, this transition from the academic school of realism to the school of modernity, this probably took place in such artistic nests as polenova and abramtsev, of course, as now, there is probably such a fashionable word, influencers say, his father, this is of course his grandfathers, his uncle, in in general, all the relatives, right up to gabriel romanovich derzhavin, who is about the grandmother who started it all, who, as a child, took her grandchildren to the tambov village, and many, by the way, paintings. landscapes by vasily dmitrovich remained from this alshanskaya. now we’ll definitely talk about it. now we’ll definitely talk about this, because this is really a very important milestone in the development of vasily dmitrovich polenov as a person and as a worker, no doubt. grandma is undoubtedly difficult. here is her portrait verna nikolaevna vaeykova, a wonderful lady-in-waiting, empress, grand dame, look what she has. having remained a widow at 33 with t

representative of the school of realism, and his students - this is already modernity, and mikhail vasilyevichobably, this transition from the academic school of realism to the school of modernity, this probably took place in such artistic nests as polenova and abramtseva, of course , like now, there is probably such a fashionable word, influencers say, so. well, probably, vasily dmirovich polenov, in his own way, at that moment became an opinion leader for the local community, and this is very important, because this, it seems to me, was the key. these are, of course, his grandfathers, his uncle, in general all his relatives, right up to gabriel romanovich derzhavin, who wanted to bring up about his grandmother, who started it all, who , as a child, took her grandchildren to the tambov village, and, by the way, there are many paintings of vasiliyach’s landscapes left from in this alshanskaya, now we will definitely talk about her, now we will definitely talk about it, because... this is really a very important important milestone in the development of vasily dmitrovich polenov as a person and

we played with microphones, we could whisper, as yuri vasilyevich did, but mikhail sanovich always spokeemperament, there is a quality of temperament, so maybe up to... i don’t know how the director didn’t die at that meeting from a broken heart, because everyone is on hand only mikhail sanovich, what a big bastard, he... says, wait, wait, wait, well, don’t be so rabid, maybe the director’s language is also incomprehensible to me, but i see how great they work my young colleagues, masha aronova, seryozha makovetsky, volodya simonov, maxim sukhanov, yulia rudberg, how can i say that this performance should not be in the theater, but... i tell him, mikhail sanich, let’s do it, well how? i say, i’ll make an agreement with the director, i’ll find a director for you, let me, well, seryoga, well, i agreed with the director, mikhail sach, everything is fine, he liked it, do this performance, suddenly he says: how dare i, so many people for... the manager brings out a telegram that he signed decree, i’m at a loss, but how, but how, well, well, at least note at least a little, thank you, atelier,

this is basically the essence of the method, thank you very much , thanks a lot, thank you mikhail vasilyevich turbine and his partner baton are always at the center of events. their work is difficult, responsible, stressful and quite dangerous, but if a true friend is nearby, he will always help. will you eat with me? best friend partner lieutenant turbin is always there, will listen and support. who the hell are you supposed to be? and what should i do now? initially, the role of the loaf was to be played by the huge synbernar, but when lorevi’s dog diamond indiana was brought to the casting, the director of the film, stas shmelev, realized that we should only have this dog, because i have never seen a smarter dog in my life. our dog is capable of playing absolutely anything. there was a moment when... the loaf fell, it was absolutely an accident, he was so carried away by food that he simply collapsed, but he didn’t well, he’s not acting, but i have to, why not play this scene further, i start improvising for him, i tell him, take care of yourself, buddy, i put the chair back, and we contin

vasilyevich, to prepare for novik. thank you, vyacheslav viktorovich, good afternoon, mikhail vladimirovich, we are talking about npos.zens are devoting themselves to socially useful activities. a noble cause that does not bring profit, but it is significant for such areas as helping the disadvantaged, charity, sports, culture, and so on, and the number of such ngos is constantly growing in our country, civil society in russia has enormous potential, and the state must, and we know, systematically work to create conditions for volunteerism to be encouraged and developed. as part of his message, the president stated the need to support socially oriented non-profit organizations that help. elderly and sick people, children, disabled people, here is a question in connection with this: please tell me what the government has already done to help such organizations and are there any plans to expand support measures? namely targeted support, this is also very important, an important area is such as reducing the administrative burden for them, and for this we have created a single electronic reporting form for them in the for