He saved the world Vasili Arkhipov was Soviet officer about whom Thomas Blanton said that "He saved the world". During the Cuban Missile Crisis Soviet submarine headed for the banks of the Cube nuclear-armed and was discovered of group of eleven United States Navy destroyers and the aircraft carrier USS Randolph. Despite being in international waters, the Americans started dropping depth charges intended to force the submarine to come to the surface for identification. There had been no contact from Moscow for a number of days and those on board did not know whether war had started or not. The captain of the submarine decided to launch a nuclear torpedo. Three officers on board submarine was agree with the captain, but Arkhipov, who was flotilla commander and captain was required to gain Arkhipov approval, was against the launch. He eventually persuaded Savitsky await orders from Moscow. Later in 2002, retired Commander Vadim Orlov, a participant in the events, said: "Submarines were armed with nuclear torpedos, and that Arkhipov was the reason those torpedos hadn't been launched". When discussing the Cuban Missile Crisis, Robert McNamara, stated, "We came very close to nuclear war, closer than we knew at the time".

First email home Hi from Nha Trang. How is everyone? I will be in Vietnam for the next two weeks. Sorry I haven't written yet but it's been really hectic here, there's always so much to see. Vinpearl is beautiful and luxury, we landed in Cam Ranh last week and drove on the island where had been resting and lying on the beach. The Vietnameses are really friendly, but some tourists are very arrogant, although the most of them friendly and polite. I met two Americans who were talkative and liked to argue. The best thing about this trip is that I can relax and rest. I'm really glad made up my mind to come here. Anyway kiss my daughter and I'll write again soon. Dmitry.

Review Why him? Why him? Is a 2016 American comedy film with starring James Franco and Bryan Cranston. The film follows a father who is horrified by his daughter's new boyfriend. Film is starting where Ned (Bryan Cranston) is celebrating his 55th birthday with friends and family at an restaurant. During a slideshow presentation in his honor, Stephanie, his daughter Stephanie, is calling to congratulate, when suddenly her boyfriend comes in and shows his ass. Later Ned, his wife and his younger son decide to visit his daughter in Silicon Valley, California where she is studying economics in the Stanford. Stephanie meets her family in airport and they drives to her boyfriend Laird's house. They arrive at the house, and Laird greets the family as "the motherfucking Flemings!" Stephanie explains to Ned that Laird is the CEO of a video game company, that meaning he's rich. Ned talks to Stephanie about Laird's behavior. She asks Ned to give him a chance. Laird invites Ned to go out for a walk and he ask Ned for his blessing to propose to Stephanie. Ned say no. Laird promises to win him over so that he can get his blessing, but he also asks to keep it a secret from everyone. Whole film Ned and Laird are quarreling and arguing and in the end Laird makes a marriage proposal and Stephanie says no, because she's just not ready to get married, but she still wants to continue dating Laird. Now, about my impressions A couple of funny jokes. A lot of vulgar jokes. They made funny trailer to lure people to the cinema. So, don't fall for it. You've been warned.

George Timothy Clooney George Timothy Clooney (born in 1961) is an American actor, filmmaker, and activist. Major film roles since ER, including Ocean's Eleven, Up in the Air and The Descendants. He looks older than he is, but still very handsome. He was born in 1961 and grew up in Kentucky and his father was famous host of TV talk show. George loved being of a famous family - got interested in show business. In 21 he drove to Los Angeles where stayed with his aunt and did whatever jobs he could get. He worked for 13 years in small TV shows then joined the cast of ER in 1994 as Doug Ross. Activism He's spent a lots of time for activism. His humanitarian work includes his heavily involved in social causes in recent years including fundraising for victims of 2010 Haiti earthquake and raising awareness of genocide in Darfur. 2008 appointed UN peace envoy. Personal life Clooney was married to actress Talia Balsam from 1989 to 1993. After he had had many girlfriend, including Italian actress, Elisabetta Canalis. He long time enjoyed a bachelor life with a group of friends who spend time at his house, playing basketball, relaxing. In spite of this Clooney now officially married on Amal Alamuddin on September 27, 2014. Lastest gossip say that they waiting for two children.

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Education will help prisoners to get a job and make a better contribution to society in the future. Often people say that the best place for criminals it prisons. However, I'm against sending people to prison for minor crimes, because, according to statistics, if people go to prison they are more likely to commit a crimes in the future. Therefore, it is important to remember, than the best place to learn how to commit a crime is in prison. Prisoners only talk each other and as result they learn new ways to commit a crimes. For that reason, if young people is sent to prison for minor crime, they is more likely to return to prisons in the future. This doesn't means that, If person was sentenced and was sent to prison it doesn't mean that we would to consider him a recidivist and that we shouldn't re-educate him. We must spend more effort to re-educate prisoners to reduce the number of prisoners who return to prison again. Consequently, state must spend more money to educate prisoners to new specialities and create new jobs for them and it is important, society have to be more polity for prisoner after they will be released. I strongly believe that people should have a second chance.

All forms of hunting should be banned. All forms of hunting should be banned. A lot of people think that hunting is awful and violently. I don't know about you, but I don't think if people hunt not for fun we shouldn't it ban. Many people in Siberia and in the far north still live in the villages and hunting is an additional and significant way to get food for their family. In villages in every yard there "glacier" where meat and fish stored all summer. "Glacier" is deep hole in the ground where the winter stacked ice from the river or lake. I know the families, who harvest berries and mushrooms in the summer and hunt and fish in winter. But to be honest a lot of people like to go hunting as hobby. They hunt just for fun. They have modern equipments and animal have little chance to survive. In my opinion people if they want go to hunting, they can, but they should be restricted in the choice of weapons, hunting methods, and strictly controlled by the state.

Today morning Today I woke up at eight am because my daughter called me. My daughter is one year old and she is just beginning to speak. Her soft voice called me - Dad. She can to say also - Mama, Katya - it is name my wife and it is all. I took the baby out of the bed and we went in the living room where her have been waiting her toys. Child immediately begun to view its books and after she has played with her toys.

Conversation with native I just have spoken with native speaker and I had the emotional shock, because he has spoken very fluently and I haven't understood and half that he has said.