Kazakhstan is one of the independent states of the Commonwealth Independent States (the CIS). It is situated in the central part of the Euro-Asian continent. Its territory stretched from West and East for 3,000 kilometres and from North to South for 1,600 kilometres covering an area 2,717,000 sq. kms. In the West, Northwest and North Kazakhstan borders on the Russian Federation. In the South and Southwest are the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. In the Southeast and East, there is China. The border length of Kazakhstan is more than 15,000 km.
According to active administrative and territorial division, Kazakhstan consists of 14 regions, and 223 districts. There are 83 cities and 204 townships. The regions are Astana, Almaty, Atyrau, Aktobe, Eastern Kazakhstan, Taraz, Mangystay, Pavlodar, Kzyl-orda, Karaganda and Kostanai.
The population of Kazakhstan now numbers 17 million people. People of 120 nationalities live in the country. Kazakh is the state language, but Russian is officially used on an equal basis with Kazakh. The languages of the minority groups living in our Republic our freely spoken.
In December 1991, a new independent country-the Republic of Kazakhstan –joined the World community. The 16th of December was celebrated as an Independence Day of Kazakhstan. The Republic of Kazakhstan is a unitary country with a presidential form of the government. The first president of Kazakhstan is N. A. Nazarbayev. He became the first president of the Country in April 1990.
Kazakhstan has huge reserves of mineral recourse, such as crude oil, natural gas, copper, zinc, gold and silver. Mining, machinery manufacture, the production of petro-chemicals and agriculture are important sectors of the economy. Agriculture provides grain, fruit, cotton, tobacco and meat.
The Republic of Kazakhstan has played a major role in the history and development of the Central Asia. Kazakhstan has a special status within the
By 2004, her students had won a total of 41 gold medals at the World and European Championships, as well as seven Olympic gold medals in three of four possible disciplines.
Born into the family of Anatoly Tarasov, a famous Soviet hockey player and coach, and Nina Grigorievna Tarasova. The elder sister is Galina, a teacher.
When Tatyana was five years old, her father taught her to skate.
The couple Tatiana Tarasova and Georgy Proskurin were coached for a short time by E.A.Tchaikovskaya. Together with Georgy Proskurin, Tatyana Tarasova participated in the World Universiade in 1966. Soon after, she was forced to retire from her sports career due to injury.
In 1967, Tarasova began to engage in coaching and staging programs. Among her students in different years were:
Irina Rodnina, Alexander Zaitsev, Irina Moiseeva, Andrey Minenkov, Alexey Yagudin, Ilya Kulik, Denis Ten, Natalya Bestemyanova, Marina Klimova, Irina Romanova, Igor Yaroshenko, Sasha Cohen, Alisa Dray, Johnny Weir, Shizuka Arakava, Oksana Fischuk, Bar -Poly, Andrey Bukin, Evgeny Platov, Sergey Ponomarenko, Mao Asada, Evan Laysacek, Irina Nikolaeva and others .
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Kazakhstan is one of the independent states of the Commonwealth Independent States (the CIS). It is situated in the central part of the Euro-Asian continent. Its territory stretched from West and East for 3,000 kilometres and from North to South for 1,600 kilometres covering an area 2,717,000 sq. kms. In the West, Northwest and North Kazakhstan borders on the Russian Federation. In the South and Southwest are the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. In the Southeast and East, there is China. The border length of Kazakhstan is more than 15,000 km.
According to active administrative and territorial division, Kazakhstan consists of 14 regions, and 223 districts. There are 83 cities and 204 townships. The regions are Astana, Almaty, Atyrau, Aktobe, Eastern Kazakhstan, Taraz, Mangystay, Pavlodar, Kzyl-orda, Karaganda and Kostanai.
The population of Kazakhstan now numbers 17 million people. People of 120 nationalities live in the country. Kazakh is the state language, but Russian is officially used on an equal basis with Kazakh. The languages of the minority groups living in our Republic our freely spoken.
In December 1991, a new independent country-the Republic of Kazakhstan –joined the World community. The 16th of December was celebrated as an Independence Day of Kazakhstan. The Republic of Kazakhstan is a unitary country with a presidential form of the government. The first president of Kazakhstan is N. A. Nazarbayev. He became the first president of the Country in April 1990.
Kazakhstan has huge reserves of mineral recourse, such as crude oil, natural gas, copper, zinc, gold and silver. Mining, machinery manufacture, the production of petro-chemicals and agriculture are important sectors of the economy. Agriculture provides grain, fruit, cotton, tobacco and meat.
The Republic of Kazakhstan has played a major role in the history and development of the Central Asia. Kazakhstan has a special status within the
Tarasova, Tatyana Anatolyevna .
By 2004, her students had won a total of 41 gold medals at the World and European Championships, as well as seven Olympic gold medals in three of four possible disciplines.
Born into the family of Anatoly Tarasov, a famous Soviet hockey player and coach, and Nina Grigorievna Tarasova. The elder sister is Galina, a teacher.
When Tatyana was five years old, her father taught her to skate.
The couple Tatiana Tarasova and Georgy Proskurin were coached for a short time by E.A.Tchaikovskaya. Together with Georgy Proskurin, Tatyana Tarasova participated in the World Universiade in 1966. Soon after, she was forced to retire from her sports career due to injury.
In 1967, Tarasova began to engage in coaching and staging programs. Among her students in different years were:
Irina Rodnina, Alexander Zaitsev, Irina Moiseeva, Andrey Minenkov, Alexey Yagudin, Ilya Kulik, Denis Ten, Natalya Bestemyanova, Marina Klimova, Irina Romanova, Igor Yaroshenko, Sasha Cohen, Alisa Dray, Johnny Weir, Shizuka Arakava, Oksana Fischuk, Bar -Poly, Andrey Bukin, Evgeny Platov, Sergey Ponomarenko, Mao Asada, Evan Laysacek, Irina Nikolaeva and others .