Whitefish with crab and shrimp in cider. What to eat (and drink) in new St. Petersburg restaurants and bars “Paper” monthly talks about new St. Petersburg restaurants, cafes and bars. Read where you can try Murmansk halibut, drink strawberry liqueur with jalapeno and play billiards for free. "Polar Explorers": Arctic cuisine from the ex-chef of "Murmanchan" A new establishment on Pravdy Street was launched by Svetlana Kozeiko, known for her work at the Arctic cuisine restaurant “Murmanchane”.

Between Vera Park and Republic Square there is a seemingly inconspicuous, quiet Kiacheli street . But in this small corner of Vera there are not only many interesting establishments. History was made here at one time. This is the second part of the new section Paper Kartuli , in which we talk about the streets of Tbilisi. The first one, about Nikoladze Street , can be read at the link. Leo Chiacheli This is a Georgian writer, mostly known for his works of the first half of the twentieth century.

Veps is a way of life. How modern Vepsians live and who is reviving their dying villages. Report "Paper" In the forests in the northeast of the Leningrad region, villages of the Vepsians, the indigenous Finno-Ugric people, are still preserved. In some, several people live permanently; in others, even the roads are already overgrown.

All roads one way or another lead expats to the central regions of Tbilisi - Vera, Vake, Sololaki, parts of Saburtalo. True, if many immediately begin the stage of Tbilisi life there, then some manage to live in areas relatively remote from the center. One such expat is 24-year-old product designer Danil Egorov from Ukraine. He told Paper Kartuli why he initially chose Tsereteli, what impressions this area left and why he no longer wants to move anywhere from Vera. Tsereteli.

“Pipes are not for all soybeans.” How teenagers chose the parking lot behind the “Gallery” and what they do there The parking lot at the back of the Galeria shopping center has become a popular hangout spot for teenagers. There, “altushki”, “edan people” and “food court people” drink, smoke, listen to music and get to know each other. Residents of the neighboring house shout at the youth from their windows, the police visit almost every day, but the teenagers still return.

A motorcyclist exchanges candies for smiles on the roads of St. Petersburg. He told “Paper” why he was doing this St. Petersburg resident Alexei Romanov has an unusual hobby. He rides a motorcycle and offers drivers a smile in exchange for candy. The goal is to collect a thousand smiles in three years; the count is on the Instagram blog . Some motorists are not happy with this proposal, but sometimes chance encounters on the roads develop into friendship. “Paper” talked to Alexey.

Contemporary art by Murin, “Dybenko’s Cellars” and Albina Seksova. What else does the tour guide-Tiktoker “Docent of the Gateway” explore? Mikhail has been leading tours around residential areas of St. Petersburg for more than six months now. The routes of his project “Associate Professor of the Gateway” pass through Murin, Kupchin and Dybenko. He tells tourists about the culture, history, myths and memes of these areas.

Alexandra Yerbasskaya, pediatrician at Silk Medical, answers: “Much depends on the specific disease. For example, after suffering an acute viral infection, you can return from sick leave 2-3 days after the temperature normalizes. And after the flu - no earlier than 7 days after recovery. If after an infection the child remains weak, he gets tired quickly, does not want to play, he drinks, eats and sleeps poorly, you need to wait a while for the baby to get stronger.

Why did Bulgakov come to Tiflis in 1921 and what myths about him appeared in Batumi. Excerpt from a lecture in Papers In the spring of 1920, Mikhail Bulgakov woke up from typhus in Vladikavkaz and learned that the city had already been occupied by the Bolsheviks. The whites left without him: it was impossible to carry a sick person. I had to remain silent about the past. Bulgakov quit medicine, went to work in the local cultural department and began writing plays for the theater.

From the Miller mansion, it seems, only the facades remain. We tell the story of a burnt building - there are spies in it, and even Nikita Mikhalkov On the evening of October 1, Miller’s mansion, which was going to be converted into luxury housing, caught fire on St. Isaac’s Square. By morning there was no longer any open fire in the square.

KGallery has an exhibition of Serov and Korovin. We'll tell you why it's worth visiting (if the fact that it's Serov and Korovin wasn't enough for you) On October 2, KGallery opened a new exhibition “ Serov and Korovin ”, dedicated to the portrait painter Valentin Serov, the impressionist Konstantin Korovin and the friendship of the two artists. “Paper” has already inspected the exhibition: we show what it looks like and talk about the exhibition project.

A performance by a Norwegian choreographer and a rare symphony by Stravinsky. 9 concerts and performances of the new season in St. Petersburg “Paper” tells you what musical productions to pay attention to this fall. " House of Radio ". October 18: "Earthquake" The dance performance “Earthquake” was staged for musicAeterna Dance by choreographer Ju Strömgren, one of the leading masters of modern dance in Norway.

Monument buildings in St. Petersburg are burning and being destroyed, and they are being recreated. Is everything okay or is it a loss? After the fire, only the walls remained of Miller's mansion in the center of St. Petersburg. Governor Alexander Beglov said that the city would recreate the building-monument - like the Rops house, which burned down three months earlier on Petrovskaya Spit, and other destroyed valuable buildings.

In the Vera district there is the Pikris Gora quarter - translated as “Mountain of Thoughts”. During the Soviet era, representatives of the creative intelligentsia lived here, but now you can find coffee shops, graffiti, popular spaces (including Papers!) and understand how many cars drive around the capital. This is a new section of Paper Kartuli - we will tell you about the most interesting streets of the city and what to do and see there. View of Melikishvili Street from Nikoladze.

What can Russian neural networks do? Should they ever be used? And what are they hiding due to censorship? In theory, Russian neural networks can do almost everything: write and edit texts, search for information, generate images and videos, analyze files and help with writing code. But how well do they cope with these tasks when compared with their Western counterparts? And most importantly, how much does censorship affect their work?