The wind can be light and cool, or it can be scorching, threatening and destroying everything in its path, unpredictable - and “harnessed” to the sails. They began to tame it quite a long time ago, and not only at sea, but also on land. Airborne energy has already been successfully used in a number of countries.

The list of claims that women make against their faithful ones has remained unchanged for decades. The top 5 main shortcomings for men include sloppiness, bad habits, selfishness, greed and irresponsibility. The reluctance of women to put up with this state of affairs led to the appearance of a special date on the calendar.

The Soviet Union, having ceased to exist in the last century, in the new millennium left its descendants with a youth social movement that fosters love and interest in nature. We are talking about young naturalists, or in short, young naturalists. The Yunnat movement originated back in 1918, and its “parents,” or rather the initiators of the idea, were biology teacher B.V. Vsesvyatsky and children's doctor I.V. Rusakov.

UN data indicate that today there is a problem of negative attitudes and mistreatment of older people. About every sixth pensioner suffers from this. Today, cruelty, negative and neglectful treatment of older people is considered a real social problem, and this applies even to developed countries.

Holidays of Armenia - National Flag Day

Holidays of Azerbaijan - National Salvation Day

Holidays in Kyrgyzstan - Firefighter Day

Other names for the holiday are Vyunets, Green Christmastide and Nikifor-Duboder. He was named Nikephoros on behalf of Saint Nikephoros of Constantinople, revered by the Orthodox Church on this day. Nikifor was popularly nicknamed the Oak-Baker for the tradition of stripping the bark from an oak tree on this day. It was used for medicinal purposes because the bark had anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and astringent properties.

Orthodox holidays June 15:

Memorial Day of Saint Nikephoros, Patriarch of Constantinople

Memorial Day of the Great Martyr John the New of Sochava