This is the first double album in the history of the group. It included 17 songs, work on which was carried out for six months in Odessa at the "Happy Wind" studio. The total playing time of the album is one hundred minutes, making it the longest running Flëur album. “Thousand Bright Angels” is 29 minutes longer than Everything was out of control - the previous record-length album.
The story of the ruin of Ryazan Batu is a work of ancient Russian literature. Dedicated to the capture of Ryazan by theMongol-Tatars in December 1237 . It is preserved in the lists, the oldest of which date from the end of the 16th century . The three oldest lists reflect three types of text (according to the classification of D. S. Likhachev ).
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Contents
In 6745 (1237), the “godless king” Batu approached Ryazan and stood on the Voronezh River . He demanded a tenth of his wealth. The local prince Yuri Ingvarevich took an indecisive position, on the one hand he sent for help to Vladimir to the Grand Duke Yuri Vsevolodovich , and on the other he gave gifts to Batu. However, having learned from one Ryazan voivode that there was a beautiful woman Eupraxia , the daughter-in-law of the prince, in the city, Batu demanded her to come. Her husband Fedor (the son of the Ryazan prince) began to object, but was killed. Eupraxia herself committed suicide by jumping from a tower . After this, a battle began in which almost the entire Ryazan army was led, led by the prince. On December 21, Ryazan was also taken, the inhabitants of which were completely destroyed. At this time, one Ryazan governor - Evpatiy Kolovrat - ended up in Chernigov . Returning, he saw the devastated Ryazan and, with a small retinue of 1700 soldiers, set off in the footsteps of the Tatars to take revenge on them. In Suzdal, he attacked the army of Batu, but the forces were not equal.
According to the Tale, the Mongols managed to destroy the Evpatiy detachment only with the help of stone-throwing tools designed to destroy the fortifications: “And they pointed many vices at him, and began to hit him with countless vices, and barely killed him.” Struck by the desperate courage, courage and martial art of the Ryazan hero, Baty, saying “if he had served me like this, would have kept him right from his heart”, he gave the body of the killed Evpatiy Kolovrat to the surviving Russian soldiers and, as a sign of respect for them courage, ordered to let them go, without causing them any harm.
The final part of the "Tale" is devoted to the execution of Ingvar Ingvarevich on the Ryazan throne. He weeps to bury the fallen defenders of the principality and begin its restoration. At the end of the story praise is given to the Ryazan princes .
Creation Time
Orlov A. S. believed that the Story was created no earlier than the second half of the 15th century [1] . Kloss B. M. estimated the time of writing the Story as 1560 [2] . Likhachev, D.S. concluded: "according to our assumptions, the basis of the" Tale of the Ruin of Ryazan Batu "is the story of the Ryazan annals, reflected in its most ancient version in the first half of the 14th century in the Synodal List of the Novgorod First Annals under 1238 and subsequently supplemented in the novel in various time folklore data, data of local legends and information gleaned from epigraphic monuments. " Thus, in his opinion, the Story could not be written earlier than the first half of the XIV century. Likhachev notes that "The episode with Prince Fedor's pestlens - Aponitsa, is probably a local legend."
Films
The Tatars (film) (1961)
The Legend of Kolovrat (2017)
Notes
Sandy casar
10 [29]
the 14 th of July
Chambery - Gap
179
Middle mountain
Sergio Paulinho
11 [16]
July 15
Sisteron - Bourges-le-Valence
184.5
Flat
Mark Cavendish
12 [30]
July 16
Bourg de Peuge - Mende
210.5
Hilly
Joaquim Rodriguez
13 [31]
July 17th
Rodez - Revel
196
Flat
Alexander Vinokurov
14 [32]
July 18
Revel - Ax-les-Thermes
184.5
Mountain
Christoph Riblon
15 [33]
July 19
Pamiers - Bagnères-de-Luchon
187.5
Mountain
Thomas Vöckler
16 [22]
July 20
Bagnères de Luchon - Pau
199.5
Mountain
Perrik fedrigo
21 July
Day of rest
17 [23]
July 22
Pau - Col du Tourmalet
174
Mountain
Andy Schleck
18 [34]
July 23
Saly de Béarn - Bordeaux
198
Flat
Mark Cavendish
19 [24]
July 24
Bordeaux - Pauillac
52
Cutting
Fabian Cancellara
20
July 25
Longjumeau - Paris
102.5
Flat
Mark Cavendish
Total
3642 km
Classification Leaders
Stage
Winner
General classification
Sprint classification
Mountain classification
Best Young Racer
Team classification
The most aggressive rider
Prologue
Fabian Cancellara
Fabian Cancellara
Fabian Cancellara
not
Tony martin
Team radioshack
not
one
Alessandro Petacchi
Alessandro Petacchi
Maarten Winants
2
Sylvain Chavanel
Sylvain Chavanel
Sylvain Chavanel
Jerome Pino
Quick step
Sylvain Chavanel
3
Tour Hushovd
Fabian Cancellara
Tour Hushovd
Jerent thomas
Team saxo bank
Reader Hessedal
four
Alessandro Petacchi
Dimitri Champion
five
Mark Cavendish
Ivan Gutierrez
6
Mark Cavendish
Mathieu Perget
7
Sylvain Chavanel
Sylvain Chavanel
Andy Schleck
Astana
Jerome Pino
eight
Andy Schleck
Cadel evans
Rabobank
Mario Erts
9
Sandy casar
Andy Schleck
Anthony sharto
Caisse d'epargne
Luis Leon Sanchez
ten
Sergio Paulinho
Jerome Pino
Mario Erts
eleven
Mark Cavendish
Alessandro Petacchi
Stefan Auge
12
Joaquin Rodriguez
Tour Hushovd
Anthony sharto
Team radioshack
Alexander Vinokurov
13
Alexander Vinokurov
Alessandro Petacchi
Juan Antonio Flecha
14
Christoph Riblon
Caisse d'epargne
Christoph Riblon
15
Thomas Fokler
Alberto Contador
Team radioshack
Thomas Fokler
sixteen
Perrick Fedrigo
Tour Hushovd
Carlos Barredo
17
Andy Schleck
Alexander Kolobnev
18
Mark Cavendish
Alessandro Petacchi
Daniel Oss
nineteen
Fabian Cancellara
not
20
Mark Cavendish
not
Total
Alberto Contador
Alessandro Petacchi
Anthony sharto
Andy Schleck
Team radioshack
Sylvain Chavanel
Final position
General Classification
A place
Racer
Team
Time
DSQ [35]
Alberto Contador
Astana
91h 58 '48 "
one
Andy Schleck
Team saxo bank
+ 39 "
2
Denis Menchov
Rabobank
+ 2 '01 "
3
Samuel sanchez
Euskaltel-euskadi
+ 3 '40 "
four
Jürgen van den Broek
Omega Pharma-Lotto
+ 6 '54 "
five
Robert Gesink
Rabobank
+ 9 '31 "
6
Reader Hessedal
Garmin-Transitions
+ 10 '15 "
7
Cartoons
Playful Pluto Shalunishka Pluto (1934)
Pluto's Judgment Day Judo Day Pluto (1935)
On Ice On Ice (1935)
Pluto's quin-pupets Five Pluto puppies (1937)
Society Dog Show Dog Show (1939)
The Pointer Pointer (1939)
Bone Trouble Bone Trouble (1940)
Pluto's dream house Pluto's dream house (1940)
Pantry Pirate Disgrace in the living room (1940, with Mammy Two Shoes)
Pluto's Playmate Pal Pluto (1941, first appearance of Salty the Seal)
Canine caddy Golf with Pluto (1941)
Lend a Paw Reach for the Paw of Help (1941)
Pluto Junior Pluto Junior (1942)
The Army Mascot Army Talisman (1942)
The Sleepwalker Lunatic (1942)
T-Bone For Two Bone for Two (1942)
Pluto At The Zoo Pluto at the Zoo (1942)
Private Pluto Private Pluto (1943)
Springtime For Pluto Spring Time for Pluto (1944)
First Aiders First Aid (1944, with Minnie and Figaro)
Dog Watch Night Shift (1945)
Canine Casanova Dog-Casanova (1945)
The Legend of Coyote Rock The Legend of Coyote Rock (1945)
Pluto's Sweater Pluto Sweater (1949, with Minnie and Figaro)
Bubble Bee Bubble Bee (1949)
Sheep Dog Shepherd Dog (1949)
Pluto's Heart Throb Pluto's Heart Anxiety (1950)
Pluto & The Gopher Pluto and Gopher (1950, with Minnie Mouse)
Wonder Dog Wonder Dog (1950)
Primitive Pluto Primeval Pluto (1950)
Puss Cafè Cat Cafe (1950, the first appearance of Marvin the cat)
Pests of The West Pests of the West (1950)
Camp dog Camping Dog (1950)
Plutopia Plutopia (1951)
Pluto's party Pluto Party (1952)
Pluto's Christmas Tree Pluto's Christmas Tree (1952)
Movies
Who Framed Roger RabbitWho Framed Roger Rabbit
The Prince and the Pauper
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse: The Great Clubhouse Hunt
Toy Story 3Toy Story: The Great Escape
Kingdom Hearts Video Games
In the Kingdom Hearts video game series, Pluto is also Mickey's pet, and acts as a courier to promote his master's plans. Most of the game Kingdom Hearts II , Pluto is next to Kairi (even when she is kidnapped) because she has obvious sympathy for her. Surprisingly, during these games, Pluto appears and disappears at random moments, but none of the other characters are surprised at his sudden disappearances.
Disney Parks
In various Disney parks around the world, Pluto stands on two legs and is much more like other Disney characters.
Beloved Pluto
Pekingese Fifi
Pekingese Fifi (Fifi the Peke) - Pluto's first girlfriend and Minnie Mouse's pet. She starred in cartoons with Pluto, Figaro the kitten, Minnie Mouse and Mickey Mouse.
Dinah
Dinah the Dachshund (Dinah the Dachshund) replaced Pekingese Fifi as Pluto's girlfriend in later Disney cartoons. She appears as Pluto's girlfriend, although from time to time she also meets with the bulldog Butch. Appears first in The Sleepwalker.
Literature
Encyclopedia of your favorite characters.- Eksmo, 2015. - p. 89. - 136 p.- (Disney. Collector's Edition).- ISBN 978-5-699-80296-8 .
A complete list of Walt Disney's short cartoons with titles in English and Russian = p.433-453 in the book:
Moltin Leonard .About mice and magic.The history of the American film drawn = Of Mice and Magic.A History of American Animated Cartoons / Translator Khitruk FS. - M .: Dedinsky Publishing House, 2018. - p. 81-84.- 640 s.- ISBN 978-5-6040967-0-3 .
↑Finch, Christopher, pages 71, 74, 91, 106, 111, and 230. The Art of Walt Disney , 2004
↑The Chain Gang(Unsolved) .IMDb.com .The appeal date is March 14, 2010. Archived April 20, 2012.
↑The Picnic(Unsolved) .IMDb.com .The appeal date is March 14, 2010. Archived April 20, 2012.
↑The Moose Hunt(Unsolved) .IMDb.com .The appeal date is March 14, 2010. Archived April 20, 2012.
↑Barrier, Michael.Hollywood Cartoons: American Animation in Its Golden Age.- Oxford University Press, 1999. - P. 96. - ISBN 0-19-503759-6 .
↑The little girl who named Pluto (August 26, 2006).
↑Brasch, Walter.Cartoon Monickers: An Insight Into The Animation Industry.- Bowling Green University Popular Press, 1983. - P. 69. - ISBN 0-87972-244-4 .
XIII World Indoor Athletics Championships (IAAF) - held in Doha ( Qatar ) from March14 to 16,2010 .
2010 Indoor Track and Field Championships
Host city
Doha , Qatar
Member countries
150
Of the participants
657
Medals
26
Opening
March 14,2010
Closing
March 16,2010
date
Stadium
ASPIRE Dome
Content
General Information
Arena ASPIRE Dome Doha
At a meeting of the IAAF Council on March 25, 2007 in Mombasa ( Kenya ), it was announced that applications had been received for hosting the 2010 championship from two countries - Turkey and Qatar . At the next meeting of the council, November 25, 2007 in Monaco , the host country was chosen - Qatar.
The 2010 Qatar World Cup was the first World Athletics Championship held in the Middle East and the second Indoor World Championship held outside Europe and North America (after the 1999Japan Championship).
The arena for the championship was the Espeire Dome stadium in Doha , built in 2005 and accommodating 15 thousand spectators. This stadium previously hosted the 2006 Asian Games and the 2008 Asian Indoor Track and Field Championships.
Before the World Cup, on February 26, 2010, junior competitions were held in the same arena with the participation of athletes from 11 countries.
At the championship in Qatar, a new record was set for the number of participants in the indoor athletics world championships. The competition was attended by 150 countries, represented by 374 male athletes and 283 women.
The mascot of the tournament was an anthropomorphic caracal named Saham.
The official audio and video broadcast of the competitions was organized, as well as, for the first time in the history of the world championships in athletics, broadcast over the Internet.
Results
Frenchman Teddy Tamgo sets a world record in indoor triple jump
35-year-old Bernard Lagat won gold at a distance of 3000 meters
↑In 2008, when Menshov was fourth, the third place after the disqualification of Bernhard Kohl was left empty by the organizers;and Peter Ugrumov in 1994 represented Latvia.
