world anyway well it still lives according to the old calendar it still speaks in cherishing the old slavic language which is known in the existant so. do the word change what does it mean mean for you is it exist in the dialogue between yourselves yes well there are things in the church which are not changeable and there are many things which are changing the unchangeable things for example the doctrine which would not change we cannot modify it because this is what we receive from. we believe that it is a divine truth which was revealed to us therefore unchanged will be the face and the holy trinity in the jesus christ as god and savior unchanged are many moral norms related to religious life but there are many changeable things like the customs for example a certain local traditions in the question of the literature to lend which it's a very disputable quick quick question the all slow warning. language or the church slavonic language which we are using today is not at all the same language as was used. for the years eleven centuries ago therefore in this land which is developing and the

crystal goose in english however new research suggests it comes from the word for the tree in old slavic language founded in seven hundred fifty six it only has a population of around sixty thousand but it's known throughout russia for its famous glass factory. and thomas formed around the plant in the eighteenth century at that time glass was mostly used just by the wealthy so the factory aimed at producing it for the masses to use in their everyday lives. if you're really ready feel the heat from this place the life balance in people working here and now they say hello horace heard this really hard laborous that his various items from drinking glasses vases but this thick skull says. it. is amazing that inside such industrial and brush setting they can produce items suit jacket. and peaceful. process hasn't changed much over the past two hundred years items are so how made by skilled local workers. this delightful building in the town was constructed as a church at the end of the nineteenth century during the soviet times it was closed like thousands of others around the country this c

right now it real easy to loud rock him with you cold who show your life you got a water tank in a slavic oh. no little water drip in your career bud see it right there. and does a smear of good but it works pretty good. oh my. problem almost. oh yes you know look at the history of our area faithfully they was big communities down and they were skate rings big company stores everything off the painful i mean company housed all down that river our stuff and set their. our schools are good because there's no like all the stores were or close and nothing's coming back these are people with this coal company in their tie can take an entire week and never put it is all going to go there really west virginia broke in the big go on the road with. five years. top removal site moved into the head waters of the stream that runs by my home in the past five years i've been flooded seven times there's been about five acres of my property it's washed away into the stream down below where i live. my property has been completely devastated devalued there's no way i could say one relocate my property it's

country social progress and prove it gets more attention for a lot of critics the embodiment of the slavic republics an ideological backwardness and a vivid example of that i feel things which are in a diplomatic bargaining chip for years the station has finally come closer to fulfilling its practical purpose but the first batch of nuclear fuel just loaded into the reactor the station is expected to start producing electricity by the end of this year but iran's top nuclear officials says it's already for celebration we are grateful to the people from russia to the government of pressure to our great friends in russia that were. instrumental in making us witnessing today. had not been the assistance of the russians certainly would not have been witnessing such a great deal with temperatures well over forty degrees centigrade the plant is a vivid example of why iran needs to produce more. even with air conditioning running at full tilt the heat is still too much to bear for years russia's top nuclear fishel sergei kerry younker has been working up a sweat to defend moscow's cooperation with

subletting this nuclear power plant goes back to one hundred seventy four and after the victory of the slavic revolution in iran the german companies that were supposed to build the plant back to. iran has had difficulties. reaching this point and as i said it's been more than thirty years so it's a very joyous day in tehran today when you say it's a very special day enter round to see the history of that is there a risk some among the international community has suggested that to share could help around develop nuclear weapons. that's only if the russian government wants to supply iran nuclear material and iran decides to do that iran has said it's not interested in nuclear weapons and the russian government and the companies that are involved are going to supply the fuel and take back the fuel so. for people who say such things i suggest you should not worry about them because the statement politically motivated and not based on facts i came. in the country many critics do agree with that machine itself doesn't have a threat but they still insist that you brainy and is being in which elsewh

a market for a move to try and look at the stuff but one of the reasons why these banks these are slavic banks say out through the crisis of the past two or three years is because for this very reason they weren't stacked up with all these hundreds of billions and trillions in derivatives now let's move on regarding these parallel banking systems the analyst you speak to in the film he concludes the following we're going to play a little ten second clip let's play that clip right now the terms we have not just between testy banks or testing people most people can still hate bonds but they trust them more. than the clip just says something interesting that people even though they hate bankers they trust bankers more than they do their neighbor now i've got my thoughts on this but speak a little bit about this place well i think it's my new car sales a sociologist who has seen this and i think i have he sees from all kind of empirical research that people are using trust in institutions not just in financial institutions but also in political institutions they go to quote glass and they fe