Yesterday, April 24, 2012, at a meeting with the head of the Krasnodar city administration, the issue of the ongoing construction of the 11th apartment building at the address Krasnodar, Kurortny proezd, 5 was once again raised. Our arguments were heard by V.L. Evlanov together with parliament member N.M. Kharitonov, and it seemed like they found an understanding.

At the "Fashion. Trends. Beauty" exhibition in Yekaterinburg, local models will hold a protest against the presence of "fat women" on the catwalk, event organizers report, Interfax reports. On Thursday, April 26, they will show off their slimness and walk down the catwalk along with “big” models weighing 115 kg. In turn, those gathered will have to evaluate in which weight category the models look better.

A completely unrelated topic, it would seem, but it touches a nerve - probably because this is a story about municipal elections, and about electronic democracy, and about civil self-organization. Very briefly for those who don't know. In mid-July, mayoral elections will be held in the city of Omsk (due to the early resignation of the previous mayor). Omsk is a city of over a million people, and one of the very few large cities in Russia where direct elections of the mayor remain.

The other day two important social events took place. The first is a meeting of the Parliamentary Assembly of Europe (PACE). A report on the Russian presidential elections held in March was read out. The second is a prayer service of the Orthodox in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior against attacks on the church. Oddly enough, there is a common thing that unites these events after the fact - I’m talking about the strange, although expected, reaction of the liberal public.

Magistrate Court District No. 2 in the Kirovsky District of Astrakhan on Wednesday, April 25, is considering 13 reports of administrative offenses drawn up by police officers against the initiator of the hunger strike for canceling the results of the election of the mayor of the city Oleg Shein. “All the administrative cases brought against me follow approximately the same pattern. For example, when I went to a meeting of the regional Duma on April 13, it was classified as an illegal procession.

In Kursk, a 24-year-old local resident was arrested for corrupting young girls who were being treated in the regional children's hospital, Interfax reports with reference to the investigative department of the Investigative Committee for the Kursk Region on Wednesday, April 25.

A group of journalists and civilian activists went to the city of Torzhok of the Tver region to the walls of colony No. 4 to meet Sergey Mokhnatkin, whom Russian President Dmitry Medvedev pardoned on the morning of April 23. Publicpost correspondent Polina Eremenko is broadcasting from Torzhok.

Supporters of Sergei Mokhnatkin, who was pardoned on Monday, held a protest at the gates of colony No. 4 of Torzhok, Tver Region, where Mokhnatkin is still being held, an Interfax correspondent reports. About 10 people with white ribbons chanted the slogans “Mokhnatkin, come out” and “Freedom for political prisoners.” The impromptu action lasted several minutes, after which its participants returned to their cars.

April 24 on pl. Novosobornaya took place a rally organized by the party “Just business”. The purpose of the rally was to attract public attention to attempts to distort the bill “On the General Principles of the Organization of Legislative and Executive Bodies of State Power of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation”, proposed by President D. Medvedev. About 20 representatives of the right business and representatives from the Yabloko party participated in the action.

In many cities there is a fashion for metal sculptures. Here in Chelyabinsk there is one on Kirov Street. But there are also completely original ones. Here is a sculptural image made of metal, which bears the innocent name “Monument to the Plumber.” Although I really want to rename it “Monument to the Digger.” Of course, the designer of Omsk streets did not have anything criminal in mind. This is what happened in our politically distorted consciousness.

April 23, 2012 V.V. Putin held a working meeting with the governor of the Kirov region N.Yu. White. Governor Nikita Belykh reports To the Irovsky region lives and develops. GDP: Nikita Yuryevich, Good evening! Nikita Yuryevich, traditional questions: how did you work out in the first quarter, what do you expect this year, what are the plans? Well, on some social issues - how does the health care reform go, what about education, how are teachers growing? Please. Nyub: Good.

Today, 13 administrative affairs are drawn up in the global section No. 2 of the Kirovsky district for illegal rallies, processions and demonstrations. The processions are classified, for example, to me on April 12 from the building on the street. Sovetskaya, 8 on Sovetskaya, 10 to the session of the regional Duma.

The so-called “March of Millions” (“People’s March”) on May 6 may take place along the Frunzenskaya Embankment, Left Front coordinator Sergei Udaltsov said on Wednesday. “Negotiations were held at the mayor’s office regarding the “March of Millions” on May 6. The mayor’s office proposes to move the procession to Frunzenskaya Embankment and the rally at Luzhniki,” Udaltsov wrote on his Twitter .

Strongly noticed. The structure of the auricle is an element of an individual compositional portrait (in a primitive version and expansion-"photobot") and is studied by legal students in the course of forensics. (See Fig. 26-30 on this link) If the enlarged ears are not a product of Photoshop, then this selection may be a reason for serious reflection. __________________________________________________ Photos and primary commentary are taken from Andronnik_a . Is the doubles?

A resident of Omsk brought the bailiffs two bags of ruble coins to pay off a debt on a bank loan, Interfax reported on Wednesday, April 25, citing the press service of the regional department of the FSSP.