Day: February 6, 2019

The finalists of the contest “Leaders of Russia” told about the impressions of the victory “I have ideas that I can implement. Among the mentors of the competition, there are those people who I can help,” — said the newspaper “VZGLYAD” about their goals, the finalist of the contest “Leaders of Russia” Pavel Shevchenko, commenting on his preparation to the final stage of the competition. The final contest of managers “Leaders of Russia” took place on 2 and 3 February in Nizhny Novgorod and Samara. For pre-selection were 40 residents of the Kama region. According to the results of testing the semi-finals was made 30 Perm. In the finals it’s only been two Pavel Shevchenko and Snezhana Krepieva. This year the contest “Leaders of Russia” appeared an interesting innovation — the contestants were asked to perform the task “Heart of a leader”, the essence of which consisted in the implementation

Tyumen student made a snowman two-storey house And wants to receive 100 thousand rubles. In the village of Moscow Tyumen region there was a giant snowman with a height of five meters. Author snow giant for 19 — year-old student Alexander Miller. According to him, he “built” a snowman alone and spent a week. Frosty has not collapsed, the student had to build a three-tiered frame, which he filled with snow. The entire process Alexander took video and did it all not for fun. Young man wants to win the competition, which organizers promised to pay 100 thousand roubles to the one who manually build the tallest snowman. And one of the conditions of the contest is to capture it on video. During the download an error has occurred. See also: How to look 20 best snowmen this winter (photos) In the United States in the video were “fighting” inflatable

A fit of laughter helped the patient to undergo an operation on the brain For some neurosurgical interventions, it is important that the patient remains conscious so that you can avoid errors and damaging key areas of the brain. However, anxious patients can worry and even panic, which complicates the operation. So when the doctors of Atlanta have discovered a new way to reassure the patient, they decided immediately to try it. 23-year-old girl suffered from seizures for 8 years. To determine the focus of epilepsy, the doctors put her on intracranial EEG. In this procedure, electrodes in contact with the tissues of the brain directly. In the process it was discovered that the stimulation electrode beam waist — cord white matter, extending front to back between the cerebral hemispheres above the corpus callosum — causes involuntary laughter, followed by comfort and (according to the description of the patient) positive