There are also a number of benefits that our lives have become dependent on computers. First, it is much easier to guard offices, businesses, companies, apartment complexes and parks. If earlier it was necessary for each floor or around the perimeter of protection set to constantly watch what is happening, but now thanks to computerization, just install surveillance cameras and watch what is happening on your computer screen.
Second, modern computers (laptops, netbooks), you can easily take with you on a business trip, on vacation or just out for a walk in the park. Their compact size, light weight and the ability to work a few hours without a network gives more freedom businessman. It also gives the possibility to be always connected. After all, you always and e-mail, and the Internet, and all the office applications. Moreover, the information that you might need on the road, just fit in a small computer.
Third, computers help our children develop faster. For example, to see the bishop, or to learn how to lion roars, not necessarily wait for the transfer of the animals or go to the zoo (especially in winter). All this can be a baby show at any time thanks to a computer and the Internet.
Recently, computers and their ability to allow us to create a more comfortable living - smart home, for example, as well as simplify production processes, reduce labor costs and much more. I can safely say that the presence of computers in our lives - it is an advantage.
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Welcome to my favourite city Samarkand!
1. Today Samarkand is one of the oldest and most important cities in Asia, the third largest city in Uzbekistan. Сегодня Самарканд - один из старейших и важнейших городов Азии, третий по величине город Узбекистана.
2. More than half a million people live in the city of Samarkand. В городе Самарканде проживает более полумиллиона человек.
3. It is famous for its ancient culture and architecture, as well as eventful history. Он славится своей древней культурой и архитектурой, а также богатой историей.
4. In 1925-1930 it was the capital of Uzbekistan, before being replaced by Tashkent in 1930. В 1925-1930 годах он был столицей Узбекистана, прежде чем был заменен Ташкентом в 1930 году.
5. The city has carefully preserved the traditions of ancient crafts: embroidery, gold embroidery, silk weaving, engraving on copper, ceramics, carving and painting on wood. В городе бережно сохранились традиции старинных ремесел: вышивка, золотое шитье, шелкоткачество, гравировка на меди, керамика, резьба и роспись по дереву.
6. Thousands of tourists visit Samarkand to see its various sights every year. Тысячи туристов ежегодно посещают Самарканд, чтобы увидеть его различные достопримечательности.
7. Modern Samarkand is divided into two parts: the old city, and the new city which developed during the days of the Russian Empire and Soviet Union. Современный Самарканд делится на две части: cтарый город и новый город, который развивался во времена Российской Империи и Советского Союза.
8. The old city includes historical monuments, shops and old private houses, while the new city includes administrative buildings along with cultural centres and educational institutions. Старый город включает в себя исторические памятники, магазины и старые частные дома, а новый город включает в себя административные здания, а также культурные центры и образовательные учреждения.
9. The state and official language in Samarkand, as in all Uzbekistan, is the Uzbek language, which is one of the Turkic languages. As in the rest of Uzbekistan, the Russian language is de facto the second official language in Samarkand. Государственным и официальным языком в Самарканде, как и во всем Узбекистане, является узбекский язык, который относится к группе тюркских языков. Как и в остальной части Узбекистана, русский язык де-факто является вторым государственным языком в Самарканде.
10. In Samarkand you can enjoy a tasty Uzbek cuisine. В Самарканде можно отведать вкусные блюда узбекской кухни.
11. People in the city are friendly and hospitable. Люди в городе дружелюбные и гостеприимные.
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