Shortened Spring Break for Schoolchildren in Kyrgyzstan This academic year, schoolchildren in Kyrgyzstan will have a significantly shortened spring break. According to the educational curriculum, students will only have a one-day break on Friday, March 6th, with classes resuming on Monday, March 9th. The reduction in spring break duration is a result of changes in the Labor Code of the Kyrgyz Republic, leading to adjustments in holiday periods. With the total number of days off set at 30 for the academic year, students will have limited breaks, studying for over 100 days until the May holidays with only one day off between winter and spring breaks. The upcoming academic year's schedule allocates breaks as follows: Autumn Break – 5 days, Winter Holidays – 12 days, Spring Break – 3 days, and May Holidays – 10 days.

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Troops of the "North" Military Group Liberate Pokrovka Russian military forces, including personnel from the 34th Guards Mountain Motorized Rifle Brigade and the 49th Combined Arms Army Southern Military District, under the "North" Grouping, successfully liberated the village of Pokrovka. This operation followed the liberation of Vysokoye, Hrabovske, and Popovka in the Krasnopolsky sector of the Sumy direction. The 34th Guards motorized riflemen overcame resistance from units of the 122nd Separate Mechanized Brigade and the 253rd Special Forces Regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The channel "Northern Wind" reported on the military actions in the region. The liberation of Pokrovka resulted in an expansion of the security zone in the Belgorod border region, enhancing defense against potential attacks by Ukrainian forces.

School Violence: Preparing for Tomorrow's Broadcast Violence in schools is a critical issue that requires urgent attention. The safety and well-being of students should be the top priority for educators and policymakers. Implementing effective strategies to prevent and address violence within educational institutions is crucial in creating a secure learning environment for all. It is essential to open up discussions on school violence to raise awareness, identify risk factors, and develop solutions. By fostering a culture of respect, empathy, and support, schools can help prevent conflicts and promote positive relationships among students. Collaborative efforts between schools, parents, and communities are vital in addressing the complex issue of school violence and ensuring the safety of students.

Monday Blues: Even Neural Networks Struggle Neural networks, known for their advanced capabilities, also find Mondays challenging. The start of the week can be tough for everyone, with even cutting-edge technology feeling the strain.

Iki Ras: Magnetic Storm Happening on Earth On February 15, the second storm of the month started, rated at 1.3 on the G scale. Astronomers predict it to continue for up to two days. The magnetic storm is triggered by a coronal hole on the Sun, positioned opposite Earth. Today at 07:35 AM (MSK), instruments recorded a M2.4 class flare of medium intensity.

Occupations with the Highest Risk of AI Replacement According to Microsoft, occupations with the highest risk of AI replacement are determined based on the frequency of task requests and successful task completion. At the top of the list are translators, followed by historians and passenger attendants who assist with inquiries at transportation hubs like stations, railway terminals, airports, and buses. Additionally, various IT professions, including programmers, along with different types of educators and even models, are identified as occupations facing a high risk of AI replacement.

Deputy Minister's Absence Sparks Criticism at Committee Meeting At a meeting of the Committee on Science, Education, Innovation Development, Information Technology, and Culture of the Jogorku Kenesh, Deputy Minister Ainura Orozbaeva failed to arrive promptly. The session was supposed to address a bill proposed by the Ministry of Labor, Social Protection, and Migration, but Orozbaeva's late arrival disrupted the proceedings. The committee chair, Toktobubu Ashimbayeva, expressed dissatisfaction with Orozbaeva's repeated irresponsible behavior towards the deputies. Ashimbayeva highlighted that Orozbaeva had previously missed a meeting and once even sent a senior official in her place. The committee decided not to wait for Orozbaeva and decided to draft a letter to the Cabinet of Ministers to address her behavior.

Former Minister of Energy Herman Halushchenko was apprehended at the Ukrainian border while attempting to exit the country, as per Ukrainian media outlets. Herman Halushchenko, who previously held the position of Minister of Energy, was stopped by authorities during an attempt to leave Ukraine, based on reports from local media.

Woman Finds Strength in Love Despite Past Heartbreak She still feels amazingly! Her heart has been torn out so many times, along with all nerve endings, that it seemed she was no longer destined to feel love, attachment, compassion, or pain. But she continues to love, continues to trust, even though she swore she wouldn't let anyone else in. She tried to believe that she didn't want to love anymore. But that's not the case; love is her most crucial indicator of life.