BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 2. Physics of the Bath Taking Process 102 than that of a cockroach (and meets 58.35 ), as the octave frequencies are not folded, but in the absence or lack of them they can be temporarily used. The most valuable quality as a standard has a CROW . First , she does not creep, that is, her Brain is not afraid of heights. Secondly , her Brain is also in neutrino structure, but folded. The crow’s Brain is extremely beneficial to the employees of the banking sector (it is known that crows lift everything that glitters, unaware of their hidden opportunities). The range of hidden octaves is up to 63.5 , which is quite sufficient for the majority of "Kings of nature". A crow is the most intelligent of the known feathered. This quality enables her to exist peacefully in any environment. The whole set of potentials and frequencies in the standardization group have SHARKS, but they are hard to please, and the administration is not always able to take advantage of their helpful attitude. And when sharks are not "drawn in" by the administration, they are involved in other processes and activities. In 1986 , newspapers reported that sharks had damaged the fiber- optic cable, laid between the Canary Islands. It was even suggested that sharks supposedly indifferent to electrical cables, for some reason, attacked the fiber optic cables. This assumption was, however, refuted in the fall of 1987, when American signalmen donated to the Museum of Natural History in New York a collection of 350 broken shark’s teeth extracted from the various cables and telecommunications. Ichthyologists believe that sharks can sense very weak electric field to find food exactly by the "electric trail" . In worldly terms we http://bpl.in.ua/business-news/mir- faktof