It was still about last Friday. After work, Isabelka was urgently laid, left her with friends, pulled a T -shirt with the inscription of Russia and ran towards the stadium. I noticed that I began to burn out a lot of London :) So. Once again the protection :) Sergeydolya wrote here that the organization, they say, was not very, because they got to the stadium on a sponsorship bus for a long time. Traffic jams, they say, despite the specially highlighted Olympic strip. Well, of course!

Photo: Reuters Text: Evgeniy Natelashvili By the start of the Olympic competitions on August 11, the Russian team had 65 medals, of which 16 were gold, 21 silver and 28 bronze. Thus, Russia ranks 4th in the overall table. The US team firmly occupies first place in the medal table with 94 medals. Experts are confident that the US team will become the leader of these games. Next comes China with 82 medals. The hosts of the games are in third place, which came as a complete surprise to everyone.

Photo: Reuters Icelandic singer Bjorka defended the arrested participants in the punk group Pussy Riot Alekhina, Samutsevich and Tolokonnikova. “As a musician and as a mother, I am categorically disagreeing with the fact that they are sent to prison for a peaceful protest action. In my opinion, the Russian authorities should let them go to families and children,” Bjork wrote on her official website .

Photo: Ekaterina Savina/PublicPost In Moscow, the Occupy Abay camp on Chistye Prudy was briefly revived. This is how several dozen people celebrated the 167th birthday of the Kazakh poet Abay Kunanbayev. We read poems about Putin of our own composition and works by Kunanbayev himself. Even heavy rain and thunderstorms and buses with the police, who were convinced of the non-political nature of the action, did not interfere.

Some cultural figures, hinting at the humanity of the trial of Pussy Riot, suggested that they hold their rally in a mosque. They assured that the bloodthirsty Muslims would have taken their lives for this. An expert on ethno-confessional relations, imam of the Vologda Cathedral Mosque Al-Juma and commissioner of the Council of Muftis of Russia Nail Mustafin quoted the sacred sunnah: “One day a man came into the mosque and, excuse me, relieved himself in the temple.

I was surfing the Internet and came across this poem: Last wish to “Ivans”... We had a nice walk in your republic, We scooped up dollars in a cup full. While you were drinking here, we ruined you, They sold the factories and became rich. And “health” to all of you, “live richly”, And we send resources to the west. And so that you don’t have a crumb left, And so that no healthy children are born. For your resources we will give you syringes, And alcohol tanks, get drunk to death.

The society stirred the open letter of Andrei Makarevich Vladimir Putin that the average rollback in the country today is 70% and the case smells of total disaster if the situation will not change radically in the near future. The main fighter with kickbacks in our country is the head of the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia Igor Artemyev. It is his service by the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of 02.20.2006 No. 94 is authorized to monitor the placement of orders.

Sochi judge Dmitry Novikov, who made public the machinations of Kuban judges with the “golden” Olympic land, nominated his candidacy for the Presidential Human Rights Council (HRC). This is perhaps the only Russian judge who has gone from a federal judge to a prisoner, and then from a prisoner to a federal judge.

Photo: Anton Balashov/PublicPost Article author: Veronika Komarova Two new bridges have opened in Vladivostok - across the Zolotoy Rog Bay and across the Amur Bay. Both facilities were built as part of the city’s preparation for the APEC summit, which will be held in September 2012 on Russky Island. Local photographer Anton Balashov attended the opening ceremonies and contributed photo reports to PublicPost.

“The chances of meeting between the deputy Milonov and the singer Madonna were not only unequal; it seemed that the life paths of these people, if they could intersect, would only be somewhere in a parallel universe. But this summer everything unexpectedly changed...” Nika Kakobyan is trying to understand the relationship between these two people. Sochi judge Dmitry Novikov is the only Russian judge who went from a federal judge to a prisoner, and then from a prisoner to a federal judge.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev recently opened our eyes to the world: it turns out that lovers of iPads and iPhones were mistaken in thinking that “the whole world is concentrated online.” In fact, “all citizens of the country, with the exception of a rather narrow group of people,” excuse me, “do not care” about the set of topics that concern site visitors. It seems that I can guess what brought the prime minister to this discovery and prompted him to make such decisive statements.

Today, while walking around the city, I accidentally came across an interesting fair. Orthodox. They sold there, of course, candles, icons, honey, some canned food (apparently holy) and even demonic denim clothes, but that’s not the main thing. The main thing is prayers for every taste. More precisely, prayer services.

When Vitaly Milonov was at the beginning of his journey in 1993-1994, holding the position of assistant to a deputy, the collection of Madonna’s best songs, released in 1990 in the States, which was included in the list of “500 greatest albums of all times,” was still being sold out all over the world. times according to Rolling Stone" and became one of the best-selling in the history of music.

It would seem that Russia, which since the 1996 Olympic Games has been paying only official prize money many times more than in the United States, should have long ago become a leader in professional sports. But it doesn't work that way. The US Olympic Committee has released prize payments for medals at the 2012 London Olympics. Or rather, he confirmed that the “price” of medals will not change.