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Oct 24, 2005
The Daily Telegraph: "America has matured for a black candidate, but not to a black president"
US Secretary of State Kondoliza Rice repeats that she does not intend to storm the White House, and hopes that people believe her. Nevertheless, questions remain, and her statements do not convincingly exclude the likelihood that she will try to become the first woman and the first black as an American president. The experience of her predecessor Colin Powell, who in the mid-1990s was thinking about running for presidency, did not go to her for nothing.
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Oct 24, 2005
The cause of the death of Boeing-737 in Nigeria could be a magnetic storm (video)
Experts discovered the “black boxes” of the victim of the Boeing-737 of the Nigerian private airline Bellwiew Airlines. According to preliminary data, the cause of the tragedy was that the liner was in a magnetic storm. At the same time, local residents - witnesses of the disaster, which occurred near the city of Lagos, suggests that the plane exploded in the air, and then its fragments fell to the ground, forming several funnels, 8 m deep.
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Oct 24, 2005
Warm but rainy weather is expected in Moscow
Monday weather will upset the inhabitants of the metropolitan region with small rains. According to Roshydromet, this afternoon in Moscow 7-9 degrees above zero, in the region 6-11. Clouds will run into the sky, small rains are expected. The wind of the north-west direction will reach 5-10 meters per second. At night, the air temperature will drop to 5-7 heat in the capital and up to 4-9 degrees above zero in the region. In addition, it will rain.
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Oct 24, 2005
Following Kate Moss and Demi Moore Housewives master the pole
In the USA and the UK, fashion for a new type of gymnastics. The Pole-Dance, which was borrowed into the strip-Acrobatic dance (Pole-Dance) appeared in the most fashionable sports clubs of Los Angeles, New York and London and turned into erotic gymnastics around the pole, pursuing two goals: to increase the tonus of muscles and the moral spirit of men.
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Oct 24, 2005
In Voronezh, the guard was charged with a robbery attack on an Albanian student
The Voronezh guard, who is suspected of beating an Albanian student, is charged with robbery. The prosecution was charged by the Comintern Distance of Voronezh under article 162 part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (robbery). This article provides for criminal punishment from 3 to 8 years in prison. So far, the investigation is not inclined to believe that the attack was completely due to racial motives.
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Oct 24, 2005
FSB wants to replace foreign directors of oil companies with Russian
The Federal Security Service offers oil companies to change foreign general directors to local - to foreigners under the law on state secrets, it is not necessary to see detailed cards. Cards with an accuracy of higher than 1 to 2500 (1 cm 25 m) belong to GOSTIN, and foreign employees do not have the right to work with them. To determine the coordinates of drilling points, very detailed terrain maps are used, which are still secret.
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Oct 24, 2005
Scientists first simulated the process of living life (photo)
Specialists of the famous atomic laboratory in Los Alamos (New Mexico) first simulated one of the fundamental genetic processes in life-the “assembly” of the protein in a living cage with the participation of more than 1 million atoms. To do this, they used one of the most powerful computers of the planet.
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Oct 24, 2005
In Sweden, the world's first train on Biogaz has been launched
In Sweden, the world's first train working on Biogaz has been launched. According to Swedish television, on Monday the Green train went on his first flight between the cities of Lincheti and Vasterwick on the east coast of Sweden. The company Svensk Biogas , which is the owner of the train, said that the new composition will still make one flight a day, but then the number of flights is planned to be increased.
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Oct 24, 2005
The American who put women on the cars of their genitals faces 5 years in prison
The American, who put women on the cars of their genitals, faces 5 years in prison and 85 thousand dollars of a fine. The 40-year-old resident of the American city Hartford Jeffrey Hein laid on cars that the housewives parked near the stores, envelopes with photographs of their genitals, so that he himself says, to women "had fun," reports Ar.
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Oct 24, 2005
American scientists have found oxygen on the moon
American scientists using the Hubble telescope found minerals on the moon, from which you can get oxygen. Astronomers directed the telescope's eye to areas in which the American lunar missions "Apollo" were landed. At the same time, special filters were used, which show only barely distinguishable reflection of ultraviolet radiation with lunar soil in these places, reports ABC.NET.AU.
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Oct 24, 2005
A student from China is beaten in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg, a 23-year-old student from China Wen Yuitsyan was attacked. As reported by REGNUM on Monday in the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, the incident occurred at about 21:20 on October 22 at Grivtsov Lane. Unknown criminals attacked a student of St. Petersburg State University. The battered Chinese was sent to a hospital with a fracture of the nose and a traumatic brain injury.
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Oct 24, 2005
Moscow janitors are sent to Canaries
The Moscow government again took care of the workers of the broom and shovels. According to the results of the Moscow courtyard contest, the best wipers of 2005 expect a two -week vacation to the Czech Republic and the Canary Islands. The corresponding order was signed by the First Deputy Mayor in the Moscow government Vladimir Resin. In November-December, a group of 26 people will go to rest in the Czech Republic for two weeks, Interfax reports.
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Oct 24, 2005
Madonna prohibits her children with such "nasty things" as ice cream and TV
Madonna's parental theory has undergone metamorphoses in the spirit of the late Spock: she began to relate to the upbringing of her children more tough. As Dr. Spock, who for decades advocated a mild attitude towards children, the singer was previously more tolerant of education issues. However, recently, the Madonna has changed dramatically. Recently, Madonna told Newsweek that she forbids children such “nasty things” as ice cream and TV.
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Oct 24, 2005
In Moscow, the festival of young art "stand! Who is coming?"
In Moscow, the festival of young art "stand! Who is coming?" - Within a month, young photographers and artists will set their work at several metropolitan venues at once. The festival "Wait! Who is coming?" This year they renamed Biennale. The festival was first planned as an annual one, but the curators decided that a two -year break was needed as well as those consisting of updating aesthetic concepts and accumulating new material. The festival will go a month, constantly opening new sites.
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Oct 24, 2005
Russia will switch to the "winter" time on the night of October 30
Russia will switch to the "winter" time on the night of October 30. At 3:00 local time, Sundays of the watch arrows throughout the Russian Federation are transferred one hour ago. As Interfax was told on Monday in the press service of the Federal Agency for Technical Regulation and Metrology, in accordance with the Procedure for calculating the time determined by the Government of the Russian Federation, on October 30, 2005, the “Summer Time” period ends in Russia.
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