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Тиждень толерантності у гімназії (день 1)


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MERRY CHRISTMAS: Nativity Scene


THANKS TO ENTHUSIASTS: 7c


Markin Nikita and Markina Elena

Chernenko Andrey and Chernenko Inna

Olsht Maria

Gorbachev Ivan

THANKS TO ENTHUSIASTS: 7d


Borisenko Vlada and Borisenko Anna

Fedorova Dasha and Fedorova Elena

Mihkalchuk Kira

THANKS TO ENTHUSIASTS: my senior students


Sasha Bobrova, 10c

Anhelina Dikina, 10a

Sonya Nedbay, 10a,

Julia Gurtova, 7b, and Maria Gurtova

MERRY CHRISTMAS


MEDICINE: Sense of Humour Can Help a Lot


HOW I FELL ILL
By Artem Kravchenko, 7b

  As for me, I think I am lucky person, because I seldom have serious problem with my health. I have never had serious diseases like mumps and measles. I have never had food poisoning or stomach trouble. I have never fractured bones. I have never had a deep cut or a bad burn. Like all children, I have just had a sore throat and a cough in cold seasons.

  However once I had a bad disease. When I was 7 years old I had a pneumonia. In addition, I had a cold and my temperature was high. One day I was playing snowballs for 5 hours. Then I was all wet and my boots were soaked as it was early spring and there was much mud. So, when I came home I began to cough and sneeze. I understood that then I was ill. I didn’t want to say about it to my mum, because she would scold me that I had been playing with snow so long. So I took a lot of pills and then I really felt more dead than alive. After that I told everything, because I was 7 years old, and I thought then I would die. Then we went to the doctor.

MEDICINE: Visit to the Doctor


THE IG NOBEL PRIZE NOMINANTS: Alina Kovalenko, 10C


Universal Remote Control

Each of us dreams of a lazy existence, so that you simply lie and all that you want is fulfilled at the same moment. But luckily or the technology has not reached such a point. I want to offer for your consideration an ordinary thing at the first glance — a remote control, it may seem to you that it is pointless to improve it, and nothing good will come of it, BUT I’ll convince you of this. I’m sure that when the technology reaches this, then you won’t be able to live without it, especially if you don’t have money for smart devices such as Alice’s assistant, etc.

I suggest you look at an ordinary remote control from a different point of view, what if it performs all the functions? It will be a UNIVERSAL REMOTE for all the equipment that you have! You probably ask why you need it? Firstly, it will not have ANY buttons (it will be touch-sensitive); and will NOT require charging and batteries (it will work from sunlight, and because of this, it will be environmentally friendly); it will also be equipped with a speaker that will make a sound when the remote is lost (you just have to call it). And also it is impossible to break because it is shockproof and has a protective glass.

THE IG NOBEL PRIZE NOMINANTS: Artur Shamyan, 10A


The Breakthrouth in Robotics: Smart Housewife

Developments in the sphere of technologies are unfolding in a very quick tempo. Things unbelievable in the past are now used by almost all people, and, probably, empyreal things for us will become common in future. It is called progress.

Now we live in a more static world, than people lived in the previous century. Let's compare, what innovations were invented in the 20th century and in the 21th. The 20th century brought to humanity such useful things as a fridge, the radio, airplanes and others. And what new was invented in the 21th century? The smartphone, the new models of computers and robots. I hope you understand, that the changes now are not as global as a century ago. As a consequence, we can say, that now it is much harder, to invent something world-changing, because almost all the groundbreaking innovations have already been invented.