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Russian Prime Minister Medvedev Opens NEW chemical PRODUCTION PLANT in Cherepovets
Russian Prime Minister Medvedev Opens NEW chemical PRODUCTION PLANT in Cherepovets
Location: Cherepovets, Russia
Date Shot: October 26, 2012
-Video from RIA Novosti
(Видео с Российское агентство международных новостей)
Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on Friday visited the PhosAgro-Cherepovets company in the Vologda region and inaugurated a new carbamide production plant there.
PhosAgro-Cherepovets is a major supplier of phosphorus-based fertilizers in Russia.
Later, he attended the signing of a cooperation agreement between PhosAgro and Belgium's Prayon.
The agreement involves PhosAgro gaining access to Prayon technology for recovering rare earth elements.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev (Speaking Russian):
Good afternoon! The weather is crisp, winter has begun, but this will not hinder us from opening this new plant. I'd like to sincerely thank everybody for the work you've done. This plant is up to world standards. This is the first project in Russia to integrate industrial production and power generation in the mineral fertiliser industry. This plant is the first of its kind, and I hope it's not the last one.
It is very important that the plant we're opening is modern, as energy efficient as possible and really a very good agro-chemical facility, something we've not had in Russia until now. This new plant will create numerous useful things: most importantly it will create new jobs for Cherepovets chemists; it will create the possibility to make natural gas chemistry products without environmental damage, contribute to Russia's national development and strengthen our food security. I hope this new plant will have other positive results.
We have entered a competitive period: we are competing on the global market of mineral fertilisers; and I am sure that this new and powerful facility will also be very helpful for this country, will strengthen the positions of our country and have a positive influence on our national economic development. I was shown around the premises and saw that state-of-the-art technology, innovative design and new materials were used in building this plant. Russian, European and Japanese experts have helped build this facility. It is good that we use the best experience; it is good that the designers of the plant have not spared any expense, because this affects the standard of work. And I hope that this new facility will pay new wages, because a new facility should pay new wages.
I've seen that the new production control unit, the new production system and the new carbamide unit are equipped with a high-tech control system. And this creates the need for highly skilled personnel. I have just spoken to employees; all of them say it is necessary to build housing. I absolutely support this, and I expect that the owners of the enterprise, the management of the enterprise, will invest not only in production but also in creating new jobs, and this means developing the necessary housing programmes. I know that the company plans to create an integrated natural gas chemistry facility that is the best in Europe in terms of the level of production of mineral fertilisers. These ambitious projects will hopefully determine the future of the Russian economy, and will improve working and living conditions in Cherepovets and throughout Russia.
I'd like to highlight one more important aspect. In October, I approved a plan of measures for the socioeconomic development of the Northwestern Federal District. All these measures seek to develop the district economy, to improve the efficiency of the economic zones and the infrastructure. I hope this will also have its impact. In any case, all our efforts are aimed at making life more modern and more comfortable. I hope that this new facility will create the foundations for a new, modern and comfortable life.
I am pleased that I am able to attend this very important event despite the cold weather. I congratulate, with all my heart, all those who have helped build this facility, all those who have participated in this project, all those who will work here. I congratulate you and wish you success. My best wishes to your families! All the best!
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PhosAgro-Cherepovets was created on July 1, 2012 through the merger of the companies Ammophos and Cherepovets Nitrogen. Construction of the new carbamide production facility with a capacity of 1,500 tonnes per day (500,000 tonnes per year) and a 32-megawatt gas-turbine power station cost a total of 7.6 billion roubles in capital investment.
1. Various of the plant. 00:00-00:13
2. Wide: Medvedev arriving. 00:13-01:09
3. Wide and mid: Medvedev meeting workers. 01:09-03:35
4. Various of Medvedev speaking, inaugurating new plant. 03:35-05:19
5. Various of the signing ceremony. 05:19-07:24
Vologda 3D
Vologda on vanha kaupunki noin 690 kilometriä Pietarista.
Vologdassa on vanha kreml ja kirkkoja. Vologdassa ei juurikaan käy turisteja.
(Parempi 2D video kaupungista on tulossa myöhemmin - tämä on editoimaton 3D)
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Vologda is a russian city about 690 kilometers from St. Petersburg. Vologda has old kreml and churches. Vologda is not usually visited by tourist.
Video is 3D
(2D video of the city is coming later after edition)
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Vasily Vasilyevich 瓦西里·瓦西里耶維奇 (1842-1904) Realism Russian
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Vasily Vasilyevich Vereshchagin (Russian: Васи́лий Васи́льевич Вереща́гин, October 26, 1842 – April 13, 1904), was one of the most famous Russian war artists and one of the first Russian artists to be widely recognised abroad. The graphic nature of his realist scenes led to many of them never being printed or exhibited.
Vereshchagin was born at Cherepovets, Novgorod Governorate, Russia, in 1842 as the middle of three brothers. His father was a landowner of noble birth, while his mother had Tatar origins. When he was eight years old, he was sent to Tsarskoe Selo to enter the Alexander Cadet Corps. Three years later, he entered the Sea Cadet Corps at St Petersburg, making his first voyage in 1858. He served on the frigate Kamchatka, which sailed to Denmark, France and Egypt.
Vereshchagin graduated first in his list at the naval school, but left the service immediately to begin the study of drawing in earnest. Two years later, in 1863, he won a medal from the St Petersburg Academy for his Ulysses Slaying the Suitors. In 1864, he proceeded to Paris, where he studied under Jean-Léon Gérôme, though he dissented widely from his master's methods.
In the Paris Salon of 1866, he exhibited a drawing of Dukhobors chanting their Psalms. In the next year, he was invited to accompany General Konstantin Kaufman's expedition to Turkestan. He was granted the rank of ensign. His heroism at the siege of Samarkand from June 2–8, 1868 resulted an award of the Cross of St George, (4th class). He was an indefatigable traveller, returning to St Petersburg in late 1868, to Paris in 1869, back to St Petersburg later in the year, and then back to Turkestan via Siberia at the end of 1869.
In 1871, he established an atelier in Munich. He gave a solo exhibition of his works at the Crystal Palace in London in 1873. He gave another exhibition of his works in St Petersburg in 1874, where two of his paintings, namely, The Apotheosis of War, dedicated "to all conquerors, past, present and to come," and Left Behind, the picture of a dying soldier deserted by his fellows, were denied a showing on the grounds that they portrayed the Russian military in a poor light. In late 1874, he departed for an extensive tour of the Himalayas, India and Tibet, spending over two years in travel. He returned to Paris in late 1876.
With the start of the Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878), Vereshchagin left Paris and returned to active service with the Imperial Russian Army. He was present at the crossing of the Shipka Pass and at the Siege of Plevna, where his brother was killed. He was dangerously wounded during the preparations for the crossing of the Danube near Rustchuk. At the conclusion of the war, he acted as secretary to General Skobelev at San Stefano.
After the war, Vereshchagin settled in Munich, where he produced his war pictures so rapidly that he was freely accused of employing assistants. The sensational subjects of his pictures, and their didactic aim, namely, the promotion of peace by a representation of the horrors of war, attracted a large section of the public not usually interested in art to the series of exhibitions of his pictures in Paris in 1881 and subsequently in London, Berlin, Dresden, Vienna and other cities.
瓦西里·瓦西里耶維奇·韋列夏金（俄文：ВасилийВасильевичВерещагин，1842年10月26日 - 1904年4月13日）是俄羅斯最著名的戰爭藝術家之一，也是俄羅斯第一批在國外得到廣泛認可的藝術家之一。他的現實主義場景的圖形性質導致他們中的許多人從未被印刷或展出。
韋列夏金於1842年出生在俄羅斯諾夫哥羅德省切列波韋茨，為三兄弟中的一員。他的父親是貴族出生的地主，而他的母親是韃靼裔。他八歲時被派到Tsarskoe Selo進入Alexander Cadet軍團。三年後，他進入聖彼得堡的海軍少年團，於1858年首次航行。他曾在堪察加的護衛艦上航行，該艦駛往丹麥，法國和埃及。
韋列夏金在海軍學校的名單上首先畢業，但立即離開了服務隊，開始認真研究繪畫。兩年後，1863年，他贏得了聖彼得堡學院的Ulysses殺死追求者的獎章。 1864年，他前往巴黎，在Jean-LéonGérôme學習，儘管他對他的主人的方法提出了很多異議。
在1866年的巴黎沙龍，他展出了一幅杜布泊爾人吟唱詩篇的圖畫。在明年，他被邀請陪同康斯坦丁考夫曼將軍遠征土耳其斯坦。他被授予了少尉的職位。 1868年6月2日至8日，他在撒馬爾罕圍困中的英雄主義獲得了聖喬治十字勳章（第四級）。他是一個不知疲倦的旅行者，於1868年底回到聖彼得堡，1869年回到巴黎，今年晚些時候回到聖彼得堡，然後在1869年底通過西伯利亞返回土耳其斯坦。
1871年，他在慕尼黑建立了一個工作室。他於1873年在倫敦的水晶宮舉辦了他的作品個展。他於1874年在聖彼得堡再次展出了他的作品，其中兩幅作品，即戰爭的典範，獻給所有征服者，過去，現在和將來“，而被遺棄的軍人的照片”留下背後“被拒絕了，因為他們在貧窮的光線下描繪了俄羅斯軍隊。 1874年後期，他前往喜馬拉雅山，印度和西藏進行了廣泛的旅遊，花費了兩年多的時間旅行。 1876年底他回到巴黎。
隨著俄土戰爭的開始（1877年至1878年），韋列夏金離開了巴黎，回到了俄羅斯帝國軍隊的現役軍人。他出席了希普卡山口的交叉路口和他的兄弟遇難的普列夫納圍城。在拉斯楚克附近多瑙河穿越的準備過程中，他受到了危險的傷害。戰爭結束後，他擔任聖斯特凡諾的斯科別列夫將軍的秘書。
戰後，韋列夏金定居在慕尼黑，在那裡他製作的戰爭圖片如此之快，以至於他自由地被指責僱用助手。他的照片中的轟動主題以及他們的教導目標，即通過表現戰爭恐怖來促進和平，吸引了很大一部分公眾對通常不感興趣的藝術來到他在巴黎的一系列他的照片展覽1881年隨後在倫敦，柏林，德累斯頓，維也納等城市。
Внутри вагона ЛМ49 и ЛП49.
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Museum tram LM 49 in St. Petersburg.
Vasily Vereshchagin 瓦西裡·韋列夏金 (1842 - 1904) Realism Russian
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Vasily Vereshchagin was a Russian painter who specialized in war scenes. He was one of the first Russian painters to achieve significant fame outside his home country. A number of Vereshchagin’s artworks were never shown in public during his lifetime because of the harsh realism of his style. He was often controversial in Britain, due to his depiction of that country’s sometimes brutal colonial rule in India.
Vereshchagin was born in the city of Cherepovets in the Vologda region of Russia. His father was a landowner, and his reasonably prosperous background helped the young Vasily to gain entry into the Junior Cadet Corps at the age of eight. The following year, 1853, he was enrolled at the Naval School in St. Petersburg, where he discovered his love of drawing. He started to attend the St. Petersburg Society for the Furtherance of the Arts in 1858. This, along with good reports from his school teachers, made Vereshchagin want to become a professional artist.
Despite graduating from Naval School in 1860, Vereshchagin was determined to follow his artistic dreams. He enrolled in the Academy of Arts instead of continuing his naval career. This enraged his father so much that he stopped supporting him, leaving the teenager to make his own way in the world. He threw himself totally into his art and never married. In later life, however, he maintained some links with the military beyond simply depicting the horrors of war. This would eventually cost Vereshchagin his life: he was a guest of Admiral Makarov during the Russo-Japanese war in 1904 when the ship he was on was torpedoed.
Vereshchagin soon became unhappy with the traditional, inflexible methods advised by the Academy of Arts. Eventually, he became so frustrated that he deliberately destroyed one of his works in protest. By 1863, he had quit the Academy entirely, traveling to the Caucasus region to “learn from Nature.” This visit influenced his early work considerably, with many of the scenes he painted in the following years being pictures of landscapes in the region. Several years later, he watched workmen hauling barges and decided to depict their misery in art. The painting he planned, however, was never finished.
1867 saw a highly significant turning point in Vereshchagin’s development. He traveled to see the conflict in Turkestan, and not only observed the war but played an active role. As part of a garrison defending a fortress in Samarkand, he was awarded a medal for his bravery. Vereshchagin returned to Turkestan two years later, spending considerable time learning about its customs and traditions. He used this information to paint a series of works showing life in central Asia. Vereshchagin found the region colorful and full of life, but he was keenly aware of its poverty and social problems, painting several pictures of beggars and slave markets.....
瓦西裡·韋列夏金是俄羅斯畫家誰專門從事戰爭場面。他是第一個俄羅斯的畫家之一，以實現自己的祖國之外顯著成名。許多韋列夏金的作品中從未生前在公共顯示，因為他的風格的嚴酷現實主義的。他在英國是經常引起爭議，因為他在印度全國有時殘酷殖民統治的寫照。
韋列夏金出生在城市，在俄羅斯的沃洛格達地區切列波韋茨的。他的父親是一個地主，他的合理繁榮的背景幫助年輕的瓦西裡在八歲的時候獲得進入少年青年團。次年，1853年，他在海軍學校在St.被錄取聖彼得堡，在那裡他發現了他的繪畫的熱愛。他開始參加聖聖彼得堡耆藝術贊助1858年這一點，從他的學校老師好報告一起，做出韋列夏金想成為職業藝術家。
儘管在1860年從美國海軍學院畢業，韋列夏金決心跟隨他的藝術夢想。他就讀於藝術，而不是繼續他的海軍生涯的學院。這激怒了他的父親，以至於他停止支持他，使少年做出自己的方式在世界上。他全身心地投入到完全他的藝術和從未結婚。在以後的生活，然而，他保持著與軍方一些鏈接超出了簡單的描述戰爭的恐怖。這最終會花費韋列夏金他的生活：他是馬卡羅夫海軍上將的日俄戰爭期間，嘉賓在1904年，當他在船被魚雷擊中。
韋列夏金很快就不高興與藝術學院建議傳統的，僵化的方法。最終，他變得很沮喪，他故意毀壞他的抗議作品之一。到了1863年，他不得不退出了奧斯卡完全，前往高加索地區“從大自然中學習。”這次訪問影響了他的早期作品增色不少，許多他在接下來的幾年是在該地區的風景照片畫的場景。幾年後，他看到工人們拖駁船，並決定將其描繪在藝術上的痛苦。他計劃這幅畫，然而，從來沒有完成。
1867看到了韋列夏金的發展高度顯著轉折點。他跑遍土耳其斯坦的衝突，而不是只看到戰爭，但發揮了積極作用。作為衛冕駐軍在撒馬爾罕一個堡壘的一部分，他被授予他的勇敢勳章。韋列夏金回到了土耳其斯坦兩年後，花費大量時間來學習的習俗和傳統。他用這些信息來畫了一系列的作品展示在中亞的生活。韋列夏金發現該地區豐富多彩，充滿生機，但他敏銳地意識到它的貧窮和社會問題，畫乞丐和奴隸市場的多張照片。
從這一點上，他集中他的大部分精力投入戰鬥的畫作。逐漸地，這些顯示出戰爭的殘酷商業果然是，而不是由最早期的藝術家描繪的那種理想化，浪漫的版本。他這個主題內廣泛範圍，畫當代和歷史場景。韋列夏金塗一切從印度到拿破崙在俄國軍隊的慘敗叛軍的執行。他呼之欲出的寒冷，飢餓和恐懼這些軍隊的普通士兵感到很敏銳。他對他們的封建領主手中他們的待遇深感不快。
其中韋列夏金的早期畫作的戰鬥是一對連接件，在山城和他們進入。這些作品，畫在1870年代初，顯示在希瓦烏茲別克斯坦要塞的攻擊。第一幅畫，在山城，顯示了啟動他們的攻擊焦急而又紀律俄羅斯軍隊的一列。第二件，他們進入，顯示了攻擊的後果：男子在地上躺死者和倖存者都走疲倦遠方。這裡有在早期繪畫中的訓練有素的部隊的意義不大;相反，戰爭被視為惡毒和漠不關心。
英屬印度的韋列夏金的畫變得臭名遠揚，印度起義尤其是抑制，繪於1884年被判犯譁變這項工作表明由野戰炮射擊他們的野蠻方法執行。許多人否認這發生過，說是男人們皆是一或忌用。英國統治印度的另一種寫照可在威爾士王子的國遊行到齋浦爾可見。這個巨大的畫，是世界上最大的，需要一個紀錄片的手法。從遠處看，它與現代的攝影記錄許多相似之處。
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Russia and Ukraine Headlne but Big Stories are China and Europe.
Over the last week, stocks have ended down slightly. For the week, the S&P 500 lost 0.68%, the Dow fell 0.88%, and the Nasdaq slid 0.25%. In my opinion, these numbers fall within the normal random ups and downs in the market.
The headline stories we see in the paper are Iraq and Russia. It appears that both the Ukraine and Iraq are on the verge of civil war. Both countries are large factors in the energy markets - Iraq because it sits on an ocean of oil, the Ukraine because half of the natural gas that flows from Russia to Europe goes through the Ukraine. Together, these crises have increased the price of energy around the world. U.S. crude oil rose to nearly $105 per barrel.
While these are big stories, in my opinion, these issues are just sideshows to the big global picture. In my opinion, the really big ongoing issues that will affect us are about Europe and China.
Europe's economy has been performing miserably since 2008. In my opinion, until they fix their banking system, they are going to be in and out of recession. Last week, we were hopeful that meaningful reforms would be put in place. Instead, we found out that there really isn't going to be any significant change. I believe this means that Europe will continue to go in and out of recession for the foreseeable future. Given that Europe's economy is the largest in the world, this is going to slow the overall economic growth of the planet.
Likewise, China is in the midst of a severe banking crisis and economic slowdown. Given that the Chinese economy is the third largest in the world, after the European Union and the United States, it is something that we want to watch. In conjunction with the banking crisis, China is trying to unwind the biggest real estate bubble in the history of mankind. However, unlike Europe, China appears to be trying different things to fix its system. It's not entirely clear what China's central bank is doing, but it appears to me that some of the things they are trying might work.
Compared to Europe and China, the United States is doing spectacularly well. You wouldn't know it from the television news, but economic growth in the United States is moving forward and unemployment is continuing to fall. These numbers may not be as good as some people would like, but compared to the rest of the world, I think they are very good number.
As things change, I will keep you updated. I will see you next time.
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The Halabja Project
The Halabja Project
In March 1988, Saddam Hussein unleashed the full cruelty of chemical weapons, attacking the rebellious Kurdish town of Halabja. It is estimated that the mustard gas and other chemicals killed at least 5000 civilians. They were hastily buried in mass graves, unidentified and unidentifiable, because of the continued risk of poisoning. There are still traces of mustard gas remaining in cellars in the town, making them inaccessible to this day.
The BBC's foreign affairs editor John Simpson returns to Kurdistan nearly 25 years after this chemical attack on civilians. With the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime, and his trial and execution in 2006, much has changed in this region of Iraq, but for many citizens of Halabja there remains a quest for justice. A British forensics company now believes it can help by identifying the precise chemicals used and the European companies suspected of supplying them.
Now a British company is to start a four-year project to excavate Halabja, carrying out DNA tests on those who died in 1988 to identify the remains, find out exactly what killed them and to make the cellars safe.
Their DNA tests may reveal whether indeed the precursor chemicals for the mustard gas used in 1988 was, as is believed, manufactured by a German company. Saddam Hussein's mustard gas was unique, with a particular binding chemical agent not used anywhere else. No proper tests have been carried out until now to identify the particular gas used in the attack.
John reports on the science of the DNA and chemical/biological gas tests, investigates the role of Germany in providing the chemicals, and hears the heart-wrenching stories of survivors wanting to locate the bodies of their relatives, a quarter of a century on.
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Ролик немного залежался в архиве, ожидая окончательного монтажа. Но т.к. лучшее - враг хорошего и окончательной версии видимо не суждено появится на свет, выкладываю черновой вариант.
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Использована музыка Александра Бородина, Георгия Шендерева и Луиса Бакалова
Cherepovets Garden in Montclair, NJ, May 08, 2010
Cherepovets Garden in Montclair, NJ, May 08, 2010
American Acrobat Trio
From Redlands Star Search 2016, hosted by Redlands Sunrise Rotary. Thanks to Tress Maksimuk for video production!
Российская Империя: Александр II, часть 1. [11/16] [Eng Sub]
Российская Империя. Александр II. Часть первая.
* Воспитание будущего императора.
* Окончание Кавказской войны.
* Отмена крепостного права и другие реформы.
* Подробности продажи Аляски.
* История создания журнала «Современник».
* Присоединение Средней Азии.
* Русский ситец как высшее достижение отечественной лёгкой промышленности.
* Василий Верещагин — художник протеста.
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