*Seems to be Moscow Edition of "Faces" May 13, 2002, 5:54 am* I have long thought that someone would someday begin to follow the principle "if Nikanor Ivanovich's lips were put to Ivan Kuzmich's nose" literally. I thought that the main problem for these people would be with industrial waste; True, if you take the lips of Nikanor Ivanovich, then what to do with the rest of Nikanor Ivanovich?

San Francisco, July 30, 2001. DMCA opponents are demonstrated. Photo by Alexander Udalov from the site www.computerra.ru The fact that the American Digital Millennium Copyright Act contradicts the American constitution is still obvious only to American human rights defenders. The circumstance to which observers begin to get used to. Elkomsoft , as we recall, formally had two fundamental objections to further consideration of the case about Advanced EBook Processor in the American court.

Hugo Chavez and Vladimir Putin at a meeting in the Kremlin in October 2001. Photo AP/ITAR-TASS “The peaceful revolution is ongoing,” the New York Times, almost overthrown President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez, said the other day. He, like Bourbon, has not forgotten anything and did not learn anything. Such as him, rulers always know exactly the way to make people make a way. But the people for some reason go on the streets with protests, and they have to shoot at it.

img src=/img2/10841.jpg height=240 width=365 border=1 alt="Football fans from vinolga.sdu.ru" Hooligans, that is, aggressive football fans, are in all countries. And post-match pogroms are not a Russian invention either. Not only the cup, but also ordinary, ordinary football matches strain civilians as a serious disaster. And the Sunday smashing of windows and oncoming faces by CSKA football fans is, unfortunately, not out of the ordinary.