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3. SCOPE OF THE PRIVACY POLICY
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3.2.1. last name, first name, patronymic of the User;
3.2.2. User's contact phone number;
3.2.3. email address (e-mail)
3.2.4. place of residence of the User (if necessary)
3.2.5. delivery address of the Product (if necessary)
3.3. The site protects Data that is automatically transmitted when visiting pages:
IP address;
Information from cookies;
Browser information
Access time;
Referrer (address of previous page).
3.3.1. Disabling cookies may result in the inability to access parts of the site that require authorization.
3.3.2. The site collects statistics about the IP addresses of its visitors. This information is used to prevent, identify and resolve technical problems.
3.4. Any other personal information not specified above (visit history, browsers used, operating systems, etc.) is subject to secure storage and non-distribution, except for the cases provided for in paragraphs. 5.2. and 5.3. of this Privacy Policy.
4. PURPOSES OF COLLECTING USER’S PERSONAL INFORMATION
4.1. The Administration may use the User’s personal data for the purposes of:
4.1.1. Identification of the User registered on the site for his further authorization, placing an order and other actions.
4.1.2. Providing the User with access to personalized site data.
4.1.3. Establishing feedback with the User, including sending notifications, requests regarding the use of the site, provision of services and processing of requests and applications from the User.
4.1.4. Determining the location of the User to ensure security and prevent fraud.
4.1.5. Confirmation of the accuracy and completeness of personal data provided by the User.
4.1.6. Creating an account to use parts of the site, if the User has agreed to create an account.
4.1.7. Notifications to the User by email.
4.1.8. Providing the User with effective technical support if problems arise when using the site.
4.1.9. Providing the User, with his consent, with special offers, pricing information, newsletters and other information on behalf of the site.
5. METHODS AND TERMS OF PROCESSING PERSONAL INFORMATION
5.1. The processing of the User's personal data is carried out without a time limit, in any legal way, including in personal data information systems using automation tools or without the use of such tools.
5.2. The User agrees that the Administration has the right to transfer personal data to third parties, in particular, courier services, postal organizations (including electronic), telecommunication operators, solely for the purpose of fulfilling the User’s order placed on the website, including delivery of Goods, documentation or e-mail messages.
5.3. The User's personal data may be transferred to authorized government bodies of the Russian Federation only on the grounds and in the manner established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.
5.4. In the event of loss or disclosure of personal data, the Administration has the right not to inform the User about the loss or disclosure of personal data.
5.5. The Administration takes the necessary organizational and technical measures to protect the User’s personal information from unauthorized or accidental access, destruction, modification, blocking, copying, distribution, as well as from other unlawful actions of third parties.
5.6. The Administration, together with the User, takes all necessary measures to prevent losses or other negative consequences caused by the loss or disclosure of the User’s personal data.
6. RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES
6.1. The user has the right:
6.1.1. Make a free decision to provide your personal data necessary to use the site and consent to their processing.
6.1.2. Update, supplement the provided information about personal data if this information changes.
6.1.3. The user has the right to receive from the Administration information regarding the processing of his personal data, unless such right is limited in accordance with federal laws. The user has the right to demand from the Administration clarification of his personal data, blocking or destruction of it if the personal data is incomplete, outdated, inaccurate, illegally obtained or is not necessary for the stated purpose of processing, as well as take measures provided by law to protect his rights.
6.2. The administration is obliged:
6.2.1. Use the information received solely for the purposes specified in clause 4 of this Privacy Policy.
6.2.2. Ensure that confidential information is kept secret, not disclosed without the prior written permission of the User, and also not sell, exchange, publish, or disclose in other possible ways the transferred personal data of the User, with the exception of paragraphs. 5.2 and 5.3. of this Privacy Policy.
6.2.3. Take precautions to protect the confidentiality of the User's personal data in accordance with the procedure usually used to protect this type of information in existing business transactions.
6.2.4. Block personal data relating to the relevant User from the moment of application or request from the User, or his legal representative or the authorized body for the protection of the rights of personal data subjects for the period of verification, in the event of detection of unreliable personal data or unlawful actions.
7. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARTIES
7.1. The Administration, which has not fulfilled its obligations, is responsible for losses incurred by the User in connection with the unlawful use of personal data, in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, except for the cases provided for in paragraphs. 5.2., 5.3. and 7.2. of this Privacy Policy.
7.2. In case of loss or disclosure of Confidential Information, the Administration is not responsible if this confidential information:
7.2.1. Became public domain until it was lost or disclosed.
7.2.2. Was received from a third party before it was received by the Resource Administration.
7.2.3. Was disclosed with the consent of the User.
7.3. The user bears full responsibility for compliance with the requirements of the legislation of the Russian Federation, including laws on advertising, on the protection of copyright and related rights, on the protection of trademarks and service marks, but not limited to the above, including full responsibility for the content and form of materials.
7.4. The user acknowledges that responsibility for any information (including, but not limited to: data files, texts, etc.) to which he may have access as part of the site lies with the person who provided such information.
7.5. The User agrees that the information provided to him as part of the site may be an object of intellectual property, the rights to which are protected and belong to other Users, partners or advertisers who post such information on the site. The User may not modify, rent, loan, sell, distribute or create derivative works based on such Content (in whole or in part), unless such actions have been expressly authorized in writing by the owners of such Content in accordance with terms of a separate agreement.
7.6. With regard to text materials (articles, publications that are freely available to the public on the site), their distribution is permitted provided that a link to the Site is provided.
7.7. The Administration is not liable to the User for any loss or damage incurred by the User as a result of the deletion, failure or inability to save any Content and other communication data contained on the site or transmitted through it.
7.8. The administration is not responsible for any direct or indirect losses resulting from:
Use or inability to use the site or individual services;
Unauthorized access to the User's communications;
Statements or conduct of any third party on the Site.
7.9. The administration is not responsible for any information posted by the user on the site, including, but not limited to: information protected by copyright, without the express consent of the copyright owner.
8. DISPUTE RESOLUTION
8.1. Before filing a claim in court regarding disputes arising from the relationship between the User and the Administration, it is mandatory to submit a claim (a written proposal or an electronic proposal for a voluntary settlement of the dispute).
8.2. The recipient of the claim, within 30 calendar days from the date of receipt of the claim, notifies the claimant in writing or electronically of the results of consideration of the claim.
8.3. If an agreement is not reached, the dispute will be referred to the Moscow Arbitration Court. If the dispute is not within the jurisdiction of arbitration courts, such a dispute is subject to consideration in the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow.
8.4. The current legislation of the Russian Federation applies to this Privacy Policy and the relationship between the User and the Administration.
9. ADDITIONAL TERMS
9.1. The Administration has the right to make changes to this Privacy Policy without the User’s consent.
9.2. The new Privacy Policy comes into force from the moment it is posted on the website, unless otherwise provided by the new edition of the Privacy Policy.
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In 2008, the underground mine put into operation a skip shaft complex, skip hoisting machines, two 7-cubic-meter skips, as well as a cage for transporting people and lowering goods. From February to August 2008, commissioning work was completed on the main fan installation, which performs the most important function - providing ventilation of underground mine workings. At the end of December 2008, the mining and capital works section No. 8, headed by A. Velichko and foreman A. Ozol, carried out a conveyor crosscut and reached the diamond pipe. The author of these lines, under the thickness of the earth 650 meters, 150 meters from the bottom of the famous MIR quarry at horizon 310, was able to touch the treasured ore body. In 2009, the mine builders achieved a serious task - connecting between the -210m and -310m horizons, which made it possible to deliver cargo to all layered runs of the first operational block of the subway. Secondly, it ensures reliable ventilation of the mine. By the way, it must be said that the first production block was promptly prepared for mining operations or, at the miner’s term, the mining operation. In March 2009, an important operation was completed - the sliding of the above-mine structure to accommodate a lifting unit, the function of which is to lower workers to underground levels, deliver materials, equipment, and also issue rock. And in the spring of 2009, commissioning work began. The Mir mine was commissioned in 2009.
August 21, 2009 will be remembered as a significant date in the modern history of diamond mining: Mirny pompously celebrated the launch of the first stage of the MIR underground mine. This is the crown of many years of work, significantly strengthening the position of AK ALROSA in all aspects. The MIR underground mine has become a powerful production unit of AK ALROSA, capable of producing 1 million tons of diamond ore. Now it’s time to complete the construction of the stowage complex. Much will depend on the progress of its construction and equipping.
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Peace pipe
Peace pipe
The Indians of North America had a custom, when concluding peace, to smoke one common pipe with the enemy as a sign of reconciliation - the “peace pipe.” Thus, in “The Song of Hiawatha” by the American poet Henry Wadsworth/Pa Longfellow (1807-1882), “The mighty Lord of Life, Gitchi Manito,” having convened the leaders of the warring Indian tribes, says to them (translation by Ivan Alekseevich Bunin, 1896):
Wash off the war paints,
Wash blood stains off your fingers;
Bury the bows in the ground
Make pipes from stone
Gather reeds for them,
Decorate brightly with feathers,
Light a Peace Pipe
And continue to live like brothers!
In Russia, the expression became popular thanks to the novels “The Pathfinder”, “The Prairie”, “The Last of the Mohicans” by the American writer James Fenimore Cooper (1789-1851). “Smoke a pipe of peace” - make peace, reconcile.
Used: as a figurative definition of reconciliation, peace, friendship (joking).
Encyclopedic Dictionary of winged words and expressions. - M.: “Locked-Press”. Vadim Serov. 2003.
Peace pipe
The North American Indians had a custom when concluding peace to smoke a common pipe with the enemy - the “peace pipe.”
Dictionary of catch words. Plutex. 2004.
Synonyms:
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Lakota tribe (without cup) Peace pipe is one of the cultural symbols of the North American Indians, which has become a global term. The expression “to smoke a pipe of peace” means to make peace agreements. You... Wikipedia
Exist., number of synonyms: 1 tube (54) Dictionary of synonyms ASIS. V.N. Trishin. 2013… Synonym dictionary
Peace pipe- wing. sl. The North American Indians had a custom, when concluding peace, to smoke a common pipe with the enemy, the “peace pipe”... Universal additional practical explanatory dictionary by I. Mostitsky
peace pipe- a symbol of peace and harmony. The origin of the expression is associated with the custom of North American Indians, when making peace, to smoke a common pipe with their enemies. This custom became widely known after the publication of G. Longfellow’s poem “The Song of Hiawatha”... Phraseology Guide
Exist., number of synonyms: 54 allonge (5) gas oil pipe (1) fire pipe (1) ... Synonym dictionary
PIPE, pipes, women's 1. decrease to pipe in 1 value Long clay pipe. Rubber tube. Roll the paper into a tube. 2. A smoking device consisting of a cup for applying tobacco and a mouthpiece. Fill your pipe with tobacco. Cherry pipe... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
Smelly pipe. 1. Unlock Bran. About a dishonest person. Flg., 354. 2. Ryaz. Bran. About the pig. DS, 565. Clyster tube. Jarg. they say Joking. iron. Nurse. Maksimov, 183. There is a nail in each tube. Psk. Disapproved About a man who... ... Large dictionary of Russian sayings
a tube- Smoke a pipe of peace. make peace [according to the custom of some peoples, which consisted in opponents smoking a common pipe as a sign of reconciliation] ... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language
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Kimberlite pipe "Mir" quarry located in the city of Mirny, Yakutia. The quarry has a depth of 525 m and a diameter of 1.2 km, and is one of the largest quarries in the world. Mining of diamond-bearing kimberlite ore ceased in June 2001. Currently... ... Wikipedia
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Near the city of Mirny, in the Yakut region of permafrost, on the left bank of the middle reaches of the Irel River, there is the largest diamond quarry in the world, which is called the Mir kimberlite pipe.
Today, the diamond mining quarry in Yakutia has the following impressive parameters:
- Its depth is 525 meters.
- The volume of ore extracted from the quarry is 165 million cubic meters.
- The bottom diameter is 160-310 meters.
- The diameter along the outer ring is 1.2 kilometers.
- The depth that has been explored is up to 1200 meters.
At first glance, one of the largest diamond quarries in the world is impressive in its scope and amazes the imagination. The formation of a kimberlite pipe is a consequence of a volcanic eruption, when gases under enormous temperature and high pressure through the earth’s crust burst out from the bowels of the earth. A volcanic explosion brings to the surface of the Earth a rock containing diamonds - kimberlite.
The tube is shaped like a glass and looks like a funnel of enormous proportions. The breed bears the same name as the city of Kimberley, located in South Africa, where a diamond weighing 85 carats was found in 1871. The found 16.7 gram “pebble” gave rise to the Diamond Fever.
History of the Mir kimberlite pipe
Even at the beginning of the 19th century, rumors began to arise about the presence of precious stones in the territory of Yakutia and the western lands bordering it. After the civil war, teacher Pyotr Starovatov got into a conversation in Kempendai with an old man who told him about his discovery a couple of years ago in one of the local rivers - it was a sparkling pebble the size of a pinhead. He sold the find to a merchant for two bottles of vodka, a bag of cereal and five bags of tea. After a while, another person said that he also found precious stones on the banks of the Kempendyayk and Chona rivers. But it was only in 1947-1948 that targeted searches for diamonds began for the first time on the territory of the Siberian Platform. In the fall of 1948, a group of geologists led by G. Fanstein launched prospecting work on the Vilyui and Chona rivers, and on August 7, 1949, the group found the first diamond on the Sokolina sand spit, and subsequently a diamond placer was discovered here. Exploration work in 1950-1953 was also successful - several diamond placers were discovered, and on August 21, 1954, the first kimberlite pipe in the Soviet Union, called Zarnitsa, was discovered.
Soon, on June 13, 1955, the geological party saw a tall larch with exposed roots, where the fox had dug a deep hole. The bluish color of the earth suggested that it was kimberlite. This is how a team of geologists discovered a diamond pipe that turned out to be the largest in the world and with the richest content. The following telegram was sent to the authorities: “We lit the peace pipe, the tobacco is excellent.” Through this classified radiogram, Soviet geologists reported to the capital about the discovery of the Mir kimberlite diamond pipe. The phrase excellent tobacco meant that it contained a large amount of diamonds.
This find was extremely important for the USSR, since after the start of industrialization, the country experienced an acute shortage of industrial diamonds. It was believed that the use of diamond tools doubled the economic potential of the country, and soon the village of Mirny arose, where convoys moved along off-road roads, covering 2800 km of road. By the early 1960s, the USSR was already busy mining diamonds worth $1 billion a year, and the village of Mirny became the center of the Soviet diamond mining industry, today home to 40,000 people.
The richest diamond mine in the world
The deposit was developed in extremely difficult climatic conditions, and in order to break deep into the permafrost, the ground had to be blasted using dynamite. Already in 1960, the annual diamond production was 2 kilograms, and 1/5 of them were of jewelry quality.
Diamonds, after appropriate cutting, turned into amazingly beautiful diamonds that were used to create jewelry. Soviet citizens planning to get married could afford to buy exquisite diamond engagement rings, in which diamonds were mined from the Yakut Mir kimberlite pipe. The remaining 80% of mined diamonds are used for industrial purposes, since according to the Mohs scale of reference minerals of hardness it is the hardest mineral in the world, with the highest thermal conductivity, dispersion and refraction.
The South African company De Beers was most concerned about the active development of the Mir kimberlite pipe, as it was forced to buy Soviet-made diamonds in order to control prices on the world market. The top officials of the company, after negotiations with the Soviet leadership, agreed on the arrival of the delegation for their part in the village of Mirny. A positive answer was given, but with one condition - the delegation from the USSR, in turn, would visit diamond quarries in South Africa.
A delegation of the South African company arrived in Moscow in 1776 with the aim of further flight to the village of Mirny, but it was deliberately delayed, arranging endless meetings and banquets. When the delegation finally arrived in Yakutia to inspect the Mir kimberlite pipe, they only had 20 minutes left to inspect it. Despite this, De Beers specialists were greatly impressed by the scope of what they saw, and were surprised that Soviet specialists did not use water when processing the ore. Considering that the temperature in this region has been below freezing for 7 months, it is simply impossible to do this.
Today, the city of Mirny has turned from a small tent settlement into a modern industrial city, where there are asphalt roads, developed infrastructure and high-rise nine-story buildings. There is an airport, two diamond processing factories, a city park, bars, restaurants, an art gallery, swimming pools, a stadium, 3 libraries, an art school, a modern Palace of Culture and a 4-story hotel. For a provincial town there is quite a high intellectual potential here. The Yakutniproalmaz Research Institute has been operating here for many years and the Polytechnic Institute is open to applicants.
During the 44 years of operation of the Mir quarry (from 1957 to 2001), diamonds worth $17 billion were mined here. The scale of the quarry increased to such latitudes that trucks had to travel almost 8 km along a spiral road in order to rise from the bottom of the quarry to the surface.
Today, the diamond quarry is owned by the Russian company ALROSA, which in 2001 stopped mining ore in the Mir quarry using open-pit technology. The main reason is low efficiency and danger.
Research by scientists has shown that diamonds lie at a depth of more than 1000 meters, and in order to establish effective mining, not a quarry is needed, but an underground mine. The planned capacity of such a mine will be about a million tons of ore annually. The total period planned for development of the field is 34 years.
Interesting facts about the kimberlite pipe
- Helicopters are strictly prohibited from flying over the deep quarry. The reason is as follows - a huge funnel causes air turbulence in which aircraft cannot maneuver safely.
- The walls of the quarry are incredibly high, and they contain danger not only for helicopters. There is an increased risk of landslides here.
According to rumors, local residents are afraid that one day a huge quarry could absorb the adjacent territories, including those that are built up for human habitation, but these are just urban legends in the village of Mirny.
Ecological city of the future on the site of a former diamond mine
Today, the empty huge pit is of interest to scientists, and ideas are already emerging to create an eco-city in this funnel. The head of the Moscow architectural bureau Nikolai Lyutomsky shared his plans for an incredible solution. “The main part of the project is a concrete structure of enormous scale, which will act as a kind of plug, bursting the quarry from the inside. A dome transparent to light will cover the top of the foundation pit, and it is planned to install solar panels on it.
Despite the harsh climate of Yakutia, there are quite a lot of clear days a year, and the batteries can generate about 200 MW of electricity. It will be enough to meet the needs of the future city. In addition, you can use the heat of the Earth, and if in winter the air temperature is minus 60 degrees Celsius, then the soil temperature at a depth below 150 meters will be positive (below permafrost). This fact adds energy efficiency to the future project. The city is planned to be divided into three parts:
- Upper will be used for permanent residence of people. It will contain residential buildings, buildings and structures of socio-cultural and administrative significance;
- Middle tier— a zone where there will be a forest and a park area designed to purify the air in the city;
- Lower tier will be a so-called vertical farm - agricultural products will be grown here to meet the needs of the city.
The total planned area of the project is 3 million square meters. The city will be able to accommodate up to 10,000 tourists, farm employees and service personnel.
On August 21, 2009, a new significant date in the history of diamond mining, the Mir underground mine was launched in Mirny. This is the apogee of many years of work of thousands of people, a powerful production unit of AK ALROSA, which allows the extraction of about 1 million tons of ore containing diamonds. In recent years, Russia has confidently held the palm in diamond mining, thanks to the ALROSA company. During the year, diamonds worth $1.7 billion were exported, most of them to European countries.
The Indians of North America had a custom, when concluding peace, to smoke one, common pipe “peace pipe” with the enemy as a sign of reconciliation. Thus, in “The Song of Hiawatha” by the American poet Henry Wadsworth/Pa Longfellow (1807 1882) “The Lord of Life, Gitchie Manito... ... Dictionary of popular words and expressions
peace pipe- noun, number of synonyms: 1 tube (54) ASIS Dictionary of Synonyms. V.N. Trishin. 2013… Synonym dictionary
Peace pipe- wing. sl. The North American Indians had a custom, when concluding peace, to smoke a common pipe with the enemy, the “peace pipe”... Universal additional practical explanatory dictionary by I. Mostitsky
peace pipe- a symbol of peace and harmony. The origin of the expression is associated with the custom of North American Indians, when making peace, to smoke a common pipe with their enemies. This custom became widely known after the publication of G. Longfellow’s poem “The Song of Hiawatha”... Phraseology Guide
a tube- noun, number of synonyms: 54 allonge (5) gas oil pipe (1) fire pipe (1) ... Synonym dictionary
A TUBE- PIPE, pipes, women. 1. decrease to pipe in 1 value Long clay pipe. Rubber tube. Roll the paper into a tube. 2. A smoking device consisting of a cup for applying tobacco and a mouthpiece. Fill your pipe with tobacco. Cherry pipe... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
A TUBE- Smelly pipe. 1. Unlock Bran. About a dishonest person. Flg., 354. 2. Ryaz. Bran. About the pig. DS, 565. Clyster tube. Jarg. they say Joking. iron. Nurse. Maksimov, 183. There is a nail in each tube. Psk. Disapproved About a man who... ... Large dictionary of Russian sayings
a tube- Smoke a pipe of peace. make peace [according to the custom of some peoples, which consisted in opponents smoking a common pipe as a sign of reconciliation] ... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Language
Mir (kimberlite pipe)- This term has other meanings, see World. Kimberlite diamond pipe "Mir" Kimberlite pipe "Mir" quarry ... Wikipedia
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