The city is not tired - and chose the best Andrei Madison Publication date: May 17, 2000 What happened was what should have happened - Vladimir Yakovlev won the gubernatorial elections in St. Petersburg by a clear advantage. Simply put, he knocked out his main competitor, Igor Artemyev, using Tai Chi rather than boxing methods, without coming into direct contact with his opponent.

Souls of needles Alexander Ulanov Publication date: May 17, 2000 A.A. Nakorchevsky. Shinto. - St. Petersburg: Petersburg Oriental Studies, 2000. Buddhism is a world religion, Confucius is also revered in many places, and Shinto is Japan and only Japan. Shinto - "the way of the gods" - has no creator. No god came, no prophet, no teacher. Shinto exists just like the mountains or the sea, and is not chosen.

"Mozart and Salieri": Requiem for the End of the Composers' Time Margarita Katunyan Publication date: May 17, 2000 Interview with Vladimir Martynov From the editor. One of the main events of the outgoing theater season is Anatoly Vasiliev’s production of Pushkin’s “Mozart and Salieri.” For the second time, composer Vladimir Martynov wrote music for Vasilyev’s play. Previously, this composer was appreciated only by alternative representatives of musical circles.

Whispers and screams Shirley McMyrley Publication date: May 17, 2000 "It's pretty dark in here, isn't it, Tom? My agent is telling me... By the way, I'm going to change agents. Tom, can you hear me?.. Tom?.. Tom!.. Ahhhhh!!!" What I like most about Scream 3 is the dialogue. new screenwriter They were composed by Wes Craven's , a child prodigy with the good surname Kruger, who by the age of twenty-five had managed to conquer big Hollywood.

Critics Kirill Kutalov-Postoll Publication date: May 17, 2000 To begin with, one general assumption-observation. There is a strong feeling that everything that belongs to the genre of literary non-fiction on the Internet acquires some kind of special meaning and weight, and this phenomenon sometimes reaches the point that reading non-fiction is more interesting than literary texts.

The crime continues Valery Sharov Publication date: May 17, 2000 In the Republic of Bashkortostan, on the most beautiful river of the Southern Urals, Belaya, the criminal construction of the Yumaguzinsky reservoir is underway - the last of the surviving “projects of the century” for the turns of great rivers and the construction of grandiose reservoirs is being implemented.

Century = text. Issue 10: 1910 Egor Otroshchenko Publication date: May 18, 2000 POEM OF THE YEAR | CHRONICLE | EVENT OF THE YEAR | FRONTIERS | BOOK OF THE YEAR | CHARACTERS AND PERFORMERS Poem of the Year Spell of laughter Oh, laugh, you laughers! Oh, laugh, you laughers! That they laugh with laughter, that they laugh with laughter, Oh, laugh merrily! Oh, the laughter of the laughing ones - the laughter of the clever laughing ones! Oh, laugh with laughter, the laughter of the laughing ones!

While the Linux hype has died down a bit—stock prices were down significantly well before the Nasdaq stock market crash in April—Linux's position in the market has certainly not wavered. The upstart OS continues to benefit from Microsoft's woes, continually undercutting it in the server operating system market, especially those aimed at Internet applications. Research results from International Data Corp.

Hacking trial - poetry or truth? Alexey Sidorin Publication date: May 17, 2000 Hacker legislation begins to take effect Just a couple of years ago, none of the Internet users could even imagine that you could be put on trial for certain actions on the Internet. Novice networkers smiled and frightened each other with the fate of the famous hacker Levin. But Internet technologies are developing by leaps and bounds, and with them the level of skill and demands of “young” hackers are growing.

Admit it, you thought that Pelevin did not care about his domestic fans and treacherously composed as many as two new masterpieces in English. Take comfort. The confusion is caused by foreign translators who want to sell our national heritage at a profit. “Little Finger of Buddha” is actually “Chapaev and Emptiness”, and “Babylon” is “Generation “P”. A flurry of enthusiastic responses. Top lists are falling on their faces. It seems that Pelevin’s hour has finally struck in the West.