Kit Richards. Photo from the site www.jangutzeit.de American gerontologist David Demko studied the lifestyle of the most famous musicians and made forecasts regarding their life. According to Ananova.com with reference to the Blender magazine, according to Demko’s calculations, the musician from Rolling Stones Keith Richards was supposed to die in 1996. Now Richards is 60 years old, which is surprising, given his lifestyle, Demko notes. “He had to die at 52.

Boy and girl. From the site www.ccract.com An 8-year-old boy was removed from classes at school for kissing a classmate on the cheek, reports Short News.com. The emergency occurred in the city of Branson, Mississippi. Third -grader Stephen Vogelman kissed a classmate on a break and he was found at the crime scene. The school administration regarded a kiss as a flagrant case of a harassment.

A market is on fire in the east of Moscow, RIA Novosti reports, citing data from the city's State Fire Service. According to these data, the fire occurred in one of the trade pavilions of the market, located on Sirenevy Boulevard. The fire has now engulfed 200 square meters of retail space. There are no reports of casualties yet. 18 fire brigades, as well as ambulance teams, left for the scene. There is an evacuation of sellers and visitors to the market.

28 victims of the explosion in the metro remain in hospitals in the capital. As reported to RIA Novosti by the City Health Department, one of them is in serious condition, five are in moderate condition, and 22 are in satisfactory condition. As a result of the explosion at the Avtozavodskaya station on February 6, 40 people died, 124 turned to doctors for help.

On the Korovinskoe highway in the capital, a truck was detained, in the back of which there were bags with the inscription "Poison". This was reported to RIA Novosti by the press secretary of the Department of Internal Affairs of the Northern Administrative District of Moscow, Viktor Maksimov. On February 27, at 14.30, police officers stopped the MAZ car for inspection. Bags with the inscription "POISON" were found in the back.

Logo Gazprom Residents of the Prorvensky farm (Chernorekovsky rural district, Slavic district, Krasnodar Territory) in the message to the Governor of the Kuban Alexander Tkachev inform him of the environmental disaster that occurred at their houses, demand them to provide the necessary medical care and protect them from the possible repetition of the emergency. This information was received from the independent environmental service in the North Caucasus.

In Khakassia, the environment contains traces of nuclear tests at the Semipalatinsk test site and Novaya Zemlya, Ivan Vishnevetsky, chairman of the Committee for Environmental Protection and Nature Management of the Republic, said on the air of the republican radio. It is reported by Gazeta.ru. According to Vishnevetsky, there were 15 places in Khakassia contaminated as a result of tests at the Semipalatinsk test site and two from tests at Novaya Zemlya.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov said that by 2007, 50 percent of the posts of soldiers and sergeants in the Russian Armed Forces will be staffed by contract servicemen, Kommersant reports. "By the end of 2007, we must have an army almost half staffed with contract soldiers in the positions of soldiers and sergeants.

In Kamchatka, unidentified persons desecrated a monument to the Chekists who died on September 9, 2002 during a car accident in which the motorcade of Security Council Secretary Vladimir Rushailo fell. According to RIA "Novosti", the press secretary of the regional department of the FSB for the Kamchatka region, Sergei Koshelev, said that Russian flags had been torn off the monument erected in September 2003 near the crash site.

An accident occurred at the Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya CHPP-1, reports Gaeta.Ru with reference to Interfax. This caused severe restrictions in the supply of heat and electricity. According to JSC "Sakhalinenergo", the accident occurred shortly before midnight - at 23.47 local time on Thursday (16.47 Moscow time). Due to a short circuit in the equipment of the combined heat and power plant, three of the four boilers and two of the three turbines that were in operation were turned off.

The governor of Evenkia, Boris Zolotarev, who until 2001 worked for Yukos, was not allowed to meet with President Putin in Krasnoyarsk, Gazeta.Ru reports. Zolotarev was supposed to fly from Belokurikha (Altai Territory) to Krasnoyarsk to meet the president at the airport along with the plenipotentiary representative in the Siberian Federal District Leonid Drachevsky and the governor of Taimyr Oleg Budargin. Drachevsky and Budargin were present at Putin's meeting.

A Palestinian suicide bomber exploded near a greenhouse farm in the village of Kfar Darom, located in Gush Katif (Gaza). As the Cursor agency reports with reference to the Voice of Israel radio station, no one was injured as a result of the explosion. The terrorist reached the village on a bicycle. A soldier noticed him there and asked him to stop. The terrorist ignored the order, and a few minutes later there was an explosion.

In the city of Molodogvardeysk, Luhansk region of Ukraine, three miners suffocated in the mine named after the 50th anniversary of the USSR, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine. The bodies of the dead were found the night before. On Thursday afternoon, the miners were laying the pipeline at a level of 717 meters. In search of chains to fasten it, the miners went to a dead end zone, where they died.

Bodies of Macedonian President Boris Trajkovski and 8 of his companions were found at the plane crash site, AP reports, citing an official statement from the Macedonian government. There are no survivors. A twin-engine presidential plane crashed into Mount Hrga near the Bosnian city of Stolak (in the mountains east of the Adriatic Sea, near the city of Dubrovnik). The weather in the disaster area was bad - fog and rain. Macedonia has declared three days of mourning.

A ferry with about 900 passengers caught fire off the coast of the Philippines. According to Sky News, rescue ships arrived at the burning ship. So far, about 275 passengers have been evacuated. One of the passengers on the ferry reported the fire to the shore on his mobile phone. Crew members tried to put out the fire on their own until rescue ships arrived. The ferry followed from the capital of the Philippines Manila to the city of Bacolod.