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BELYALOV ALEXANDER Donetsk National Technical University phisical and metallurgical faculty Group: PTT-06m
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All has its beginnig. My history began on the first of February, 1985 in maternity hospital No 1, settlement Noviy Svet, Starobeshevo district, Donetsk region. At 20.00 sharp the second child was born in the Belyalovs family and he was named Alexander (according to advice of my elder brother Nick ). Well, the name is not uncommon but I like it. I was discharged from the maternity hospital and the familiarity with outward things began. I was growing. And in one woderfull morning my mother Belyalova Vera Nikolayevna (at that time she worked as a secretary at Starobeshevo Power Plant ) offered me to make the acquaintance of other children, so we went to kindergarten No 2 "Beryozka". It took me some hours to understend what it was. " I stay here," - said I and a clever little boy realized a tempting prospect of staying in the circle of like-minded kids.
Soon my careless childhood ended. In 1992 I started school, as we say " the first time to the first form". It was easy for me to study there. That's why my staying at school remembered me for its numerous trips to reserves, museums, theathres and the planetarium. It was a quite normal way of spending my time with breaks to do my hometasks, pass exams and take part in the district and region competitions. Having left the 9-th form I had to change the school to get the secondary education.
Two years passed very quickly, the sounds of the school-leaving party calmed down and a mature Alexander had to hand his documents in the entrance examination of Donetsk National Technical University. I, personally, was not tied up as after the second stage of the rating tests I had already been recommended for the enrollment on the Phisical and metallurgical faculty, the academical group ÏÒÒ 02. A huge queue to a doctor at the second educational building seemed not to be passable (it is well known for the students) but I got over and was enrolled. After that I sattled at the hostel and studied the layout of the educational buildings of Donetsk National Technical University.
On the second of September, 2002 during my first lection on Descriptive Geometry I met my coursemates. Soon I became acquainted with the staffs of the graduating technical thermal physics chair. I had not been meeting at any other chair such good professors, docents and lecturers for 5 years. The common language was found with everybody (the stuff from the other chairs don't be hurt, please. Own stuff is always better.) The first-year students were taken care by a lecturer Palkina Svetlana Vladimirovna, THANK HER VERY MUCH. The first and the second half-year passed, and soon the middle of studing passed also. In summer I passed successfully the exam on my profession and received the Diploma with the bachelor's degree. Nothing betokened a storm, but all the fourth course was sent down (something like that happenes from time to time). I had to enter Donetsk National Technical University again (it was rather funny). The theme of my master's work was not choosen for a long time. At that time the erection of a new CFB boiler was being finished at Starobeshevo Power Plant. And of course, the environmentally appropriate technology attracted my attention.
I don't like to make plans. Actually, I wouldn't mind to find an interesting work. It would be better in 5 years to have private firm, but for me it's quite good to have a place in the committee of directors of a big corporation (I think I could manage with it). I would like to work up to 40 years old and then take a break enjoing the financial independance (not forgetting to receive the interests from a bank deposit). But it will not be with me, not only in our country.
In conclusion I'll list my brief testimonial:
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