современная русская литература

биографии и мемуары

технические науки

книги для детей

техническая литература

I think that modern children (and some adults) will find it useful and interesting to learn about the life of children of past years. So it won’t be like Hamlet said “The link of time has broken up” from the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s. I am sure that everyone needs to remember and take into account the remarkable words of the outstanding Soviet and Russian writer S. V. Mikhalkov: “TODAY IS CHILDREN, TOMORROW IS PEOPLE”. The future of the country will depend on the education of current children


детская проза

детские приключения

иностранные языки

детская литература

семейное чтение

поучительные истории

невероятные приключения

Children. Life, What It Was

As the story’s title says, it’s
«Detective Without Murder.» At the same time, it is a «Funny
Adventure». In this story, the main character is General Vasily Semyonovich Tiskin and his
mistress, the actress Adele.

I hope that this story can be
considered written in the style of Anton Chekhov’s humorous stories.

I call his genre like this:
«Artistic and lyrical detective story.»

фэнтези

городское фэнтези

любовное фэнтези

романтическое фэнтези

A detective without murder, or A funny adventure of general Tiskin. Story for adults

The summary
The tube-type furnaces are main customers of combustible on ORF, therefore their optimal operation is defining for economics of an oil refining complex. The optimization of operation of tube-type furnaces requires (demands) first of all conducting comprehensive them investigation with usage of modern instruments for mining and realization of a complex of measures on recovery of work capacity of tube-type furnaces, rise them COP.

приключения

историческая фантастика

социальная фантастика

книги о приключениях

современная литература

исторические романы

приключенческая фантастика

TUBE-TYPE FURNACES. GS TYPE. PATHS OF OPTIMIZATION OF OPERATION OF TUBE-TYPE FURNACES ORF

A few years ago, when I had to entertain my little son, Ruslanchik, so that he would eat well, I began to compose for him a Tale about Camel, Crocodile and the little birdie. Ruslanchik liked the Fairy Tale, and he asked me more and more new stories about the adventures of three friends.
“As soon as Crocodile was established with its paws on the ground, it opened its entire mouth full of enormous, sharp teeth, and issued a terrifying roar.


Rza Ragimovich Kafarov