пожаааалустааа помоогиитее!! А умоляю! очень надоо♥♥♥♥

Меня зовут Даша. Моё основное хобби - это музыка. Я занимаюсь вокалом уже как 4 года. Красиво пою, выступаю на концертах, принимаю участие в различных конкурсах где обычно занимаю 1-2 места. Хожу в музыкальную школу. Умею играть на пианино и придумываю различные красивые мелодии. А когда ложусь спать слушаю музыку на плеере и засыпаю под неё.
Я очень люблю рисовать. Год назад я ходила в художественную школу. Но проходила в неё только 2 года, потому что она была слишком далеко от моего дома и ездить туда мне было не выгодно. Однако я рисую чуть-ли не каждый день и мне это очень нравится.

open enemies. What does it mean to be a good friends?

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Умоляю очень надо!!!

One day in 1777, Jose Montgolfier rested before the fire drying his nearby laundry after washing. A little later, he noticed that one of his shirts began to rise up. The young man wondered what was going on and he threw a few small pieces of paper in the fireplace to see whether there will be with them the same. When he saw them departing from the chimney, he concluded that the smoke has the force that lifts and carries things in the air. Jose loved science and wanted to become an inventor, because he began to think about a trade that would help control the smoke and tear people from the land. Together with his brother Jacques, he began experimenting with what later became the first balloon in the hot air.

Montgolfier brothers quickly realized that the heat and not smoke raises things. 19th September 1783, they presented their first balloon in the hot air, which was made of paper and lumps. They set fire to the straw under him, and helped heat the ball up in the air. Since this was the first trip, the Montgolfier brothers too worried to pick up on the ball itself. So they put a sheep, a duck and a chicken in a basket, which hung below the ball during a 2-mile journey.

The new discovery was a brilliant success, and the animals landed unharmed and screaming. A huge crowd, including members of the French royal family, gathered to look at the ball soaring high in the sky. Later, the brothers asked permission from the king to send people up in a balloon. King agreed, and the first flight with people as passengers held in Paris November 21, 1783 with the greatest success. Balloon reached an altitude of 150 meters, flying over rooftops, beginning of a long tradition of ballooning.