The tenth day is not the Internet in the Zlatoust branch of SUSU. Neither employees nor students have access or in a live magazine, at PublicPost, on other blogging platforms - carriers of public official and unofficial opinion. At the same time, it is in the SURGU that the most intellectual, interested in the events and trying to take the participation of people in them, is concentrated. People can neither get information in time, nor quickly to react to it.

Putin never misses an opportunity to remind us that thanks to him we emerged from a series of social, economic and political crises of the 90s. It has long been clear that it’s not thanks to him—it’s just that oil is getting more and more expensive, and Putin and his government either steal this money or squander it.

The opening ceremony of the International Linguistic and Cultural Center of the French writer and aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupéry took place in Ulyanovsk on Monday. The press service of the regional government told Interfax that the basis of the center was the unique collection of the honored cultural worker from Ulyanovsk Nikolai Yatsenko, who for several decades has been painstakingly studying the biography of the famous author and collecting everything related to his life and work.

Bloggers are discussing a new portion of compromising evidence from Wikileaks, in which the Chaika Prosecutor General is represented as an American informant. “Prosecutor General is a foreign intelligence informant?” The screenwriter Oleg Kozyrev is amazed . “This is something unimaginable. If everything described is true, then how to perceive the words of the Seagull's prosecutor’s office about the“ California server ”? You know, the very case when you don’t want to believe in such information.

In Moscow, extremists from the Anarchist Guerrilla group last Sunday burned the car of the head of one of the shopping complexes, believing that it belonged to a prosecutor's employee. Well, the kids got a little confused, who doesn’t?

The incident occurred in secondary school No. 41 in Tomsk at approximately 11:50 on February 27, 2012. Timur Yaitskov, an 11th grade student, beat up the class teacher in the cafeteria of the educational institution. At the moment, the suspect has been released on his own recognizance. I managed to talk to him.

At the end of 2010, 3.3 thousand residents of the Tula region, or 5% of those who filed tax returns, received income of more than 1 million rubles. This was announced by the deputy head of the regional Federal Tax Service Galina Kozhevnikova on Tuesday, February 28. According to Kozhevnikova, 44 residents of the region have incomes of over 100 million rubles. There is one official billionaire living in the region.

Moscow police officers detained three activists of the Nashi youth movement who came to the Central Election Commission building with flowers to give them to opposition representatives. As an Interfax correspondent reports, representatives of opposition movements have not yet appeared near the Central Election Commission building. Not far from the Central Election Commission building, about 60 activists of the Nashi youth movement, led by their leader Maria Kislitsyna, settled down.

WikiLeaks. dumped out the next two suitcases and one bag of incriminating evidence.

In the Tuymazinsky district of Bashkortostan, the first bibliobus in the republic began operating. The library on wheels appeared thanks to the initiative of inter-settlement library workers who developed the project “Tuymazinsky Bibliobus - a mobile information and leisure center for remote villages.” Books, magazines and their electronic analogues are located on specially designed shelves of the minibus. There are about two thousand copies in total.

Truly an irony of fate! The former chief police officer of the state of Ukraine, Yuriy Lutsenko, first gave a written undertaking not to leave, and then was thoroughly imprisoned thanks to the citizen with whose help he had previously traveled wherever he wanted. That is, it was the former driver of the ex-minister who “brought” him to his final and irrevocable state of travel restrictions.

Section: Vladimir Gorky's Blog Of course, this question is very rhetorical, so I do not pretend that everything is exactly as I describe it. Moreover, I would like everything to be completely different, but for now I am covering this topic from the position that, in my opinion, is closest to objective reality today in Russia. Today Russia is an extremely backward state in almost all respects, and the people, of course, do not want to live in such a state.

I read an interesting article about what will happen to Russia after Prokhorov’s victory (if such a victory happens). The article seemed funny, like many articles of this kind, it shows that, alas, few people learn school history lessons. It seems that we all went through elementary things regarding the theory of class struggle and revolutionary situations, but it seems that we have not learned anything.

The State Duma today with great enthusiasm adopted in the first reading the “political amendments” announced earlier by Dmitry Medvedev. I decided to return the election of governors, reduce the membership required to register a new party (from 40 thousand to 500 people), reduce by twenty times the number of signatures required to nominate a presidential candidate, etc.

The Palace of the Beloselsky-Belozersky Princes is the most beautiful building in the Anichkov Bridge area and, probably, one of the prettiest buildings on Nevsky. And now there's a fire... Traffic along the central highway of St. Petersburg - Nevsky Prospekt - is blocked in the direction of the Moskovsky railway station due to a fire in the Beloselsky-Belozersky palace, a RIA Novosti correspondent reports. The fire in the palace was reported at 12.13 Moscow time .