a report by olga meshcheryakova about those who deserve to be called professionals in their field. room there are people of different professions, but the main thing unites them, they are masters of their craft, creating new forms, whose... father saved thousands of lives. it was through the efforts of anatoly grigorievich’s daughter that this prize was established. he invested without dictating to me very much many things that well make up the meaning of my life. so, to be able to incorporate global concepts for formation, for spiritual growth, for the formation of an absolutely unobtrusive character in general, well, probably, few people can do it. the prize is awarded in three categories for personal contribution and for achievements in philanthropy. one of the laureates is valentin lazutkin. it was his merit that the fm radio station appeared. largely thanks to him and his efforts. a new russian television broadcasting was organized, non-partisan, addressed to the viewer, educational and entertaining, they were like-minded people, valentin lazutkin and anatoly lysenko. i was lu

olga meshcheryakova looked behind the scaffolding.l face of a mythical creature peers longingly somewhere into the wooden flooring. the hand of the master got to it in the late nineties and smeared it with lime mixture beyond recognition. then it was called reconstruction and sent into the new century with a new image. the face was washed, cleaned and pre-shaken. raise the pylons to unprecedented heights, add in addition, counterforts, vertical pillars, as part of the supporting structure, all these are non-standard ideas of the famous architect roman klein, for the first time in russia they built a seven-story high-rise building made of reinforced concrete, which later had a great future. and now we are at the top of the entire structure, it is crowned by these elegant towers, they are called pinnacles. the architects decided not only to restore everything, but to restore it. historical justice at some point, presumably in the nineties, these were placed on a pinnacle iron balls, well, that’s the architectural idea, there won’t be ba

olga meshcheryakova appreciated the scale of this construction.re is the point of intersection of three traffic flows at once. moscow ring road, central diameter, trains run one after another, and a new section, currently under construction, high-speed diameter, routes going north from here, and then to the fork on m-12 kazan and m-11 st. petersburg. now, in order to get to the expressway, residents of the south of the capital have to make detours through mkat and its traffic jams. we are forming a new road frame in the south of the capital, work is underway on... helping the builder to lay the formwork, form the reinforcement frame, and then accept the concrete. an overpass is being laid over the ring road; it is supported by 16 supports going deep into the ground with concrete and reinforcement; the same overpasses will appear over warsaw and simferopol highway is already beyond the moscow ring road. this entire section is small, but complex and important; it will become part of the south-eastern chord of the moscow high-speed diameter, in fact.

report on the development of the healthcare system olga meshcheryakova. always. the topic is strategically important - medicine. today is a special day at the russian exhibition; it is dedicated to national projects, one of which is a long and active life. and indeed colleagues. limited responses and warning messages to tehran, as the united states called the israeli attack on the iranian province where nuclear facilities are located. according to iranian officials, the target of the raid was an air base near isfahan, and although israel informed the us and partners in the region, tel aviv did not take responsibility for drone strikes. on the demonstrative nature of the middle eastern response to the response. our columnist. israel's response, which it called inevitable and after which there could have been a real fire, turned out to be like this, you can call it limited, as american high-ranking officials wanted it to be, or symbolic solely to save face, but tel aviv really found itself in a delicate position and it was impossible to answer, but it was a

olga meshcheryakova about the architectural secrets of the building in the gothic style.eature peers longingly somewhere into the wooden flooring. the master's hand got to it in the late nineties and stained it lime mixture beyond recognition. then they called it reconstruction and from... we still perceive it from below like this, and from the side there on the design documentation like this , in fact, you have to look at it like this, yes, it even smiles, and everyone is different , but perhaps it’s too early to smile, there’s a full crack pylon and here a piece of plaster will soon fall off, the scale of the disaster of the historical landmark has yet to be assessed , look at which fragment is trying to peel off, the project needs to be embroidered. fix this crack, then we will extend life, so to speak monument, populate the facade with gargoyles, install pylons and buttresses, vertical pillars as part of the supporting structure, all these are non-standard ideas of the famous architect roman klein. through his efforts, at the beginning of the 20th century, the first s