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In the Novgorod region, in the basement of a village house, a rare artifact was found – a harrow In the basement of a village house in Borikhino (Pestovsky district of Novgorod region) found a rare artifact – a harrow. This is a special device for soil cultivation. The find is reported in a group of the local museum of local lore on VKontakte. “At first we tried to extract it [the object] for quite a long time, carefully excavated it, and finally were able to raise a harrow to the surface of the earth. You say, well, what's wrong with that ?! Why be surprised? And we will answer. This item turned out to be the rarest artifact: a knotted harrow of the 18th century, “the message says. Local historians have suggested that this item was in the basement many years ago, when it fell into disrepair. Then she

Local historian Sergei Gontar plans to open a lavender museum in Crimea by 2022 Crimean local historian Sergei Gontar has planned to create an open-air lavender museum. This is reported by “Moskovsky Komsomolets”. The man wanted to organize the Elitazh park, which will be dedicated to one of the main natural attractions of the peninsula – lavender fields. The opening of the park-museum is scheduled for May 2022. “For any Crimean resident, lavender is summer, hiking with his family in the mountains, a trip to the sea. Wherever we went or went in Crimea, we were always accompanied by straight rows of lavender, “the local historian shared. According to Gontar's idea, in addition to lavender fields planted in the shape of hearts, a children's The Museum of Water and there will be exhibitions with ancient shells. In addition, the creator of the location plans to plant sakura, wisteria and a

KP.RU: Crimean agricultural enterprises apply for grants to popularize rural tourism Rural tourism is gaining popularity in Crimea. For its development, producers of agricultural products are allocated grants. You can visit wineries, cheese dairies, as well as the lavender fields of the peninsula. KP.RU told the Russians about an unusual type of travel. It is noted that with the transition of Crimea to Russia, rural tourism was outlawed. According to Russian legislation, agricultural land can only be used for these purposes. However, producers who want to develop rural tourism are ready to provide subsidies in the amount of three to ten million rubles. An agricultural firm in the village of Turgenevka, Bakhchisarai district, is applying for the grant, among others. It is famous for its lavender and sage fields – 60 million tourists visited them over the year. Travelers are also planning to be attracted to flower festivals, which are

A flickering screen and a sudden restart may indicate the imminent death of the iPhone The future iPhone death can be diagnosed by a number of signs. This is reported by the ZDNet edition. Media experts have named the main signs of the imminent “death” of the Apple smartphone. One of these is a flickering screen, which can also hint at a damaged or faulty display or a ribbon cable between the screen and the motherboard. Accidental triggering of the touch layer of the display, when the phone launches applications on its own, can also indicate a failure of the device. Sudden reboots of the device can indicate that the iPhone battery is faulty or more serious problems are taking place. If the smartphone stops charging, the authors recommend replacing the wire or rebooting the device and trying to connect to charging again. If the described methods did not help,

The European Union will spend up to $ 300 billion on infrastructure worldwide The European Union plans to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on infrastructure worldwide within the Global Gateway project to compete with China's Belt and Road Initiative. The Financial Times got acquainted with the draft document, which suggests that the ambitions of the European Union will seriously depend not only on public investments. 300 billion dollars should be invested by 2027, we are talking about the resources of the European Union itself, member countries, financial institutions and national development banks. In addition, attempts are assumed to “mobilize funding and expertise from the private sector.” The plans are expected to be presented on December 1st. Now the West is trying to become more actively involved in projects in developing countries in order to resist the Chinese initiative aimed at building up Beijing's influence around the world. Global Gateway

In the Chernihiv region, a patrol police inspector was shot dead while hunting In the Chernihiv region of Ukraine, a policeman was shot dead during a hunt. The regional department of the National Police of Ukraine reports this on its Facebook page. It is noted that on the eve of the 37-year-old inspector of the patrol police response department, being out of service, went hunting with three friends. < p> According to the department, on November 28, he was wounded by his 39-year-old comrade, who fired a gun towards the animal, but accidentally hit a law enforcement officer. The man was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound, but on the morning of Monday, November 29, he died. The State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) is currently investigating the circumstances of the incident. A case was initiated under Article 119 (“Murder by negligence”) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Earlier

IRN: there are no prerequisites for a noticeable increase in rental rates in Russia invest in real estate. But the strong rise in price of square meters negatively affected the rental yield, according to an article published on the website of the analytical center “Indicators of the real estate market” (IRN). According to analysts, secondary apartments in Russia have risen in price by 25 percent over the year , and the annual growth of rental rates was about five to ten percent. The profitability of a rented apartment for nine million rubles is estimated at about 5.1 percent (before taxes and payment of utility bills). “The graph of the apartment profitability index looks down,” experts say. “A year ago, investments in housing were six times more profitable than deposits, now this ratio has decreased to 3.5 times.” … Accordingly, there are no prerequisites for a noticeable increase in rates either.

A court in Moscow fined Google three million rubles for failure to remove prohibited content rubles under two protocols for not removing prohibited content. This is an amount of three million rubles, the press secretary of the court Zulfiya Gurinchuk told RIA Novosti. The company was found guilty of committing an administrative offense under Part 2 of Article 13.41 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation. According to the first protocol, the court sentenced him to an administrative fine in the amount of two million rubles. On the second – another fine of one million rubles. In total, including new protocols, the total amount of Google fines increased to 44 million rubles. Fines were issued for non-removal of content prohibited by Russian law. Earlier, employees of the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) opened three new cases against Telegram on the enforcement of a seven million rubles fine for refusing to

In the Novgorod region, a woman was fined 4,000 rubles for drawing cannabis on her phone hemp on the phone – a woman bought such a case from an online store, but the police, experts and the court decided that it was illegal to demonstrate such a case. The corresponding case appeared in the file cabinet of the Chudovsky District Court of the Novgorod Region. According to the court document, the phone with the cannabis pattern was with the defendant in the diagnostic room of an unnamed medical institution; a paramedic and two other witnesses saw it in the hands of the defendant. It is not known what exactly gave rise to the administrative case, but it contains the testimony of all three witnesses. The defendant immediately admitted her guilt. In her words, she ordered such a cover for two reasons – she liked it visually, and she supported the