In society "Continent" goes into history January 13, 2011 Boris Kolymagin In 2011, the Literary and Journal of Continent changed its format. Now, reviews of literary, philosophical and religious life, analyst Andrei Illarionov, Andrei Piontkovsky, Vladimir Mozhegov, sarcastic comments on the anger of Viktor Shenderovich’s day, current poetry, prose and essays will no longer be published here. The editor -in -chief of the magazine Igor Vinogradov plans to issue the “Favorite”.

I must regret to say that the court's report is not true. I was present at this moment. I was present in court on January 2 at the trial, which was conducted by Judge Olga Borovkova, I was interested in how it would look. Everything happened before my eyes. There really was no chair, and there was no stool. And Nemtsov was not invited to sit down, because there was nowhere to sit.

Arbitrators at the Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce found evidence of the Russian government's interest in expropriating Yukos property. As Vedomosti reminds, on September 12, it was decided to recover three and a half million dollars in damages from Russia in favor of the British company RosinvestCo UK Ltd., which is the holder of Yukos shares.

I have not seen such disgusting paper for a long time, I noticed some time ago, speaking of the report of the Taglian-War of the Russian-Georgian War. I must take his words back: the Mac report on the reasons for the collapse of the President of Kacinsky was even more disgusting. What struck me the most in the report? Firstly, a small warning: in the democratic countries of the department, they have long learned how to compose intelligible, business reports posted on the Internet.

One of the most discussed acts of the now legendary judge Olga Borovkova, who sentenced Boris Nemtsov, Konstantin Kosyakin, Vladimir Tor and Ilya Yashin to various prison terms in connection with the December 31 protests on January 2, was her refusal to give Nemtsov a chair.

Father Jonah has been involved in pastoral care for patients with alcoholism and drug addiction for more than 10 years; since 2005, at the Danilov Monastery, under his leadership, there has been a preventive program “Metanoia” (“repentance” or “change of mind” in Greek), built on the methods of the community “Alcoholics Anonymous” ""Twelve steps." Abbot Jonah's book "Pages of Sobriety. Reading for Every Day" was written to help patients and their relatives.