Rehabilitation | Sit down please Rosa Parks, the first black woman to refuse to give up her bus seat to a white man, was rehabilitated posthumously. In 1955, she violated the Racial Separation Act and was sentenced to three years in prison.

The boundaries of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, stretching 4415 km, is only a line on the map. But soon, right in the Arabian desert, a protective wall of metal structures a length of 814 km will grow. So the rulers of the kingdom intend to isolate themselves from Iraq, which, although it is democraticized under the strict leadership of the United States, but this has not ceased to be a dangerous outcast.

In the Susaninsky district of the Kostroma region there are two cult figures: the hero of the 17th century, who drowned the capturers-poleaks in local swamps, and the huntsman Vladimir Shahonsky, playing the role of Susanin for foreign tourists.

It looks like a cheap trick: the cell has just been dividing, but suddenly the sets of chromosomes that had diverged begin to merge back. Download cell division footage from a science site and run the video backwards—and you too can reverse the basic life process.

Case of Khodorkovsky | Punishment without crime The ex-head of Yukos, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, is again in solitary confinement in the Krasnokamensk colony. The head of the public relations center of the Federal Penitentiary Service (FSIN), Alexander Sidorov, assured Newsweek: isolation is only for the sake of the prisoner's safety. The victim's lawyer, Yuri Schmidt, thinks differently: “Mikhail Borisovich was most afraid of being alone. That's where the biggest threat is.

Georgy Tsykin, a professor at the Moscow Institute of Communications, was an avid radio amateur, and after class he often sat with a soldering iron. Once, taking a plastic soap dish, a simple set of radio components, a needle, an ordinary blotter and a couple of meters of wire, he soldered an eternal radio receiver that was powered not by a battery, but by radio waves.

In Eurasian Russia, yurts are built for national holidays on the orders of the authorities or for nomadic life in the steppe and taiga on the orders of geologists and tourists...

Today we pretend that Russian parliamentarism has been happily growing and developing since 1906.

“Whoever does not take their seats, in 20 seconds will turn from a commissioner into a supporter!” - threatened the leader of the Nashi movement Vasily Yakimenko to his wards. Young supporters of President Vladimir Putin immediately obeyed the command and rushed to their chairs. For the obedience of the Nashi congress delegates, an incentive prize awaited - everyone was given the Andragogy textbook. It's not really about how to become an android, but about adult education.

Last fall, General Eric Shinseki, the former chief of staff of the US Ground Forces, visited a meeting of graduates of the West School of West-Pont of 1965.

Elizabeth II, the Monarch of Britain, since the time of Wilhelm I Conqueror, has a rather modest title of “God's mercy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and other lands and territories of the Queen, the head of the Commonwealth of Nations, the defender of the faith.” She ascended the throne half a century after the death of Queen Victoria, the creators of the greatest empire in history, the mistress of one fifth part of the Earth - where are we with our one sixth land!

Opening the door of the Savelovsky shopping center, Tina Kandelaki, TV presenter and socialite, frowned. “I don’t like to go shopping at all,” she explained. “INENAVIZH to buy clothes, this, apparently because of the profession: is very annoying. And markets are generally horror, the same thing is sold everywhere, but you walk and go in circles. ” In the "Savelovsky" Kandelaki "dressed" the correspondent of Newsweek: she tried to collect a stylish "outfit" for 5,000 rubles.

In fact, my therapist did not recommend writing this article. She says public introspection can hurt me. And indeed he was right. I think it was worth going to a psychiatrist right away - here you can avoid exhibitionism and write about wonderful pills. But psychiatrists, I hope, are not interested, and the psychotherapist deals with everyone. Even office rats with a stereotyped set of problems.

Three dozen DVDs stacked on the floor by the TV in Philipp's Moscow PR man's apartment—acquisitions in the last five months. A little bit of "classics" - "Man and Woman" by Lelouch, "Dreams of Arizona" by Kusturica - and completely pirated novelties, including "V means vendetta", which Philip had two weeks before the Russian premiere. “For me, it makes no difference whether it is pirated or licensed.

The 29-year-old Moscow journalist Samson Shlademi Nazi pogroms is not afraid. His Nigerian father professes Islam, his mother is a Muscovite in the second generation. And the son is Orthodox and considers himself Russian. And also a nationalist. “I do not want to associate myself with blacks - if I see them in the subway, I try to transfer to another car,” Samson grins. Maybe neo -Nazis feel their own soul - according to Samson, no one has ever attacked him because of the color of the skin.