It's a beautiful, rainy morning in Yaremche, Ivano-Frankivsky region, Prykarpattya. Me and my friend My friend and I are sitting in a mini-bus, expecting an exciting journey to Solotvyne (Salt Lakes) near Rakhiv, in the far western side of Ukraine, which borders with Romania.

While being in a travel agency, we were told that the Salt Lakes are an amazing sight, similar to the Dead sea in Israel. These Lakes contain such an extreme amount of salt, that one can actually float on a the surface.

Highly motivated by such prospects, we bought tickets, sat in the mini-bus, and headed towards Zakarpattya.

Western Ukraine, and Prykarpattya region in particular, is an exquisite place. There are is beautiful, unpolluted nature, fragrant air and a great amount of medieval castles.

There is the highest mountain peak in Ukraine, named Hoverla. It is about 2,500 meters high.

Carpathian mountains are relatively young ones, and are covered densely with pine trees, named "Smereka" in Ukrainian. These trees have an amazing pink wood. Local people often cut smerekas in order to build cottages.

I was told that smereka can hold a few tons of water during a heavy spring rainfalls, and the disappearance of the trees is the one of the causes of floods in that region. Floods there can be very damaging. While driving across a river, we saw debries of a high concrete bridge, that had been broken by a flood.

Meanwhile, we have arrived to at our first stop on the Yablunezky pass. When we cross it, we will already be in the Zakarpattya region.

I am journalist from the newspaper, "Today's News". Today we have as a guest speaker, dear Lisa Kent, a prominent director of the Brain, Cognition, and Action laboratory at the University. In our telecast, we will discuss and speak about multitasking. Many people try to carry out two or more tasks at the same time. Is it a problem in our society, or not? Many people could be reading this blog while cooking dinner, or while watching the news on TV. These people can do many things at once. What do you think?

Our readers say that they don't have time and that they feel constantly exhausted . If people want to improve the quality of work, and lower stress levels, at that rate will multitasking be effective? How can our audience increase overall performance? What would you advise for our audience?
Thanks for such detailed answers. So today we met the expert, Lisa Kent, a prominent director of the Brain, Cognition, and Action laboratory at the University. Above all, we spoke about multitasking. Our readers received answers to their questions. And now we hope their lives will become not such harry as earlier. less hurried.

I went to Moscow a week ago in order to help my parents to move to this city. Many friends of mine live there. After all of my work was done, I decided to meet some of my friends and spend some time together. Unfortunately, no one could see me that day, so I decided to go to the the downtown alone. While I was walking along Moscow's wide streets, I saw a very well-known library in the Russia. The name of the library is Russian State Library. I was curious about what was inside the building (I've never been there). I went inside. In the hall there were was a security guard, who I guess would not have allowed me to enter further. Realizing that, I turned around and went away. Being atWhen I was at home, I shortlybriefly read an article about this library. I'm going to write some facts about it.

In fact, the Russian State Library is one if the most biggest libraries in the world. It was founded in 1862. In 2013, the library involvedcontained enormous amounts of books, magazines and so on: about 44 million items. It had 900,000 electronic documents during the same year.

The rules says that anyone from Russia or from another country may attend the library, but the age of the visitor must be 18. Maybe the next time I am in Moscow, I'll go to the library and buy a ticket for a one-time visit. It'd be interesting to see what it looks like.

far from Traitors!

You couldn't go back to the traitors. You cannot. Bite elbows, chew the ground, but do not go back to where you were once betrayed!

(I made a few corrections, but am not sure waht you mean when you say "bite elbows" and "chew the ground"? Is this from a poem, perhaps?)