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A ninth-grader Anzhelika Kalinichenko organized a charity event “Mother's Day” , in which mothers of children with disabilities were offered free beauty treatments. This was reported by the newspaper “Selskaya Nov”. A ninth-grader Anzhelika Kalinichenko became the organizer of the action “Mother's Day”, which took place within the framework of the All-Russian charitable project. She was assisted in this by volunteer schoolchildren from other educational institutions and her grandfather, who “worked” as a personal driver for volunteers. “Mother's Day is an emotional relief for a woman with a disabled child. As usual, in everyday worries she does not have enough time for herself. A trip to the hairdresser or makeup artist is an unaffordable luxury. And within the framework of the action, all this becomes possible completely free of charge, “the Russian woman said. Together with other students, the volunteer independently found on Instagram accounts of salons and specialists providing

Ericsson: Mobile data has increased 300 times in 10 years cellular networks. This is stated in a report on the Ericsson website. The company's material says that over the past 10 years, since 2011, the volume of mobile traffic has grown 300 times. According to experts, there are about 5.5 billion new devices in the world that are connected to cellular networks and the mobile Internet. 4G LTE communications have had a decisive influence on technology diffusion. The company's analysts noted that the life cycle of devices with support for fifth generation communications was shorter, and the level of penetration of these devices was faster, compared to previous generation communications. So, as of November 2021, 23 percent of smartphones support 5G. At the appropriate stage of their life cycle, only eight percent of devices worked with 4G. Experts predicted the growth and penetration of 5G by 2027. According to the

A man stabbed his friend with a knife more than 580 times because of jealousy of his friend A resident of Saratov was jealous of a Russian for his close friend and stabbed him with a knife more than 580 times. This was reported to “Lente.ru” on Tuesday, November 30, in the press service of the Investigative Committee of Russia (TFR) in the region. According to the investigation, on the night of November 21, 2020, a 31-year-old local resident together with his girlfriend he received guests – two friends. As it seemed to the landlord, one of the guests showed signs of attention to his girlfriend. Then, during a joint trip to the store at night with this man, he tried to sort things out. A fight ensued, as a result of which a jealous man hit his opponent with a stone at least 30 times. Then he took out

National Research University Higher School of Economics: for payments on deposits of the USSR it is necessary for the economy to reach steady growth condition for payments on deposits of the USSR. As he told the Izvestia newspaper, in order to return to this issue, the Russian economy needs to reach steady growth. So far, the expert noted, the country's budget does not yet allow paying this debt. Ostapkovich added that transferring, for example, a thousand rubles would be inappropriate and could provoke social turbulence. In 1996, the base cost of one necessary social set was set at 464 rubles in the USSR, but the law is still not adopted, which makes it impossible for citizens to pay their savings. In addition, money invested in the state debt of the USSR and the RSFSR, as well as in insurance policies, had to be paid. The total amount of the target

The Science Times: Ignitions Can Strengthen Ecosystems According to The Science Times, some fires can maintain the balance of the ecosystem and help to strengthen it. These are controlled fires of forests – according to ecologists from the Smithsonian Institute for Conservation Biology, they can prevent more destructive and large-scale fires … The researchers noted that many animals and plants have evolved so much that they have become addicted to periodic fires. However, large uncontrolled fires are still harmful to the planet – they account for a significant share of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. In addition, they disrupt biomass reserves and affect living things. Dead and withered trees and other forest “debris” such as fallen leaves often support the fire. Experts believe that the situation can be balanced by more fires of low and medium severity. Controlled fires, carefully planned and conducted with strict safety measures, will help clear the