Information security through the eyes of theorists of Russian-Belarusian intelligence services Rodion V. Publication date: November 8, 2000 On October 18-19, the conference “Conceptual problems of information security in the union of Russia and Belarus” was held in St. Petersburg. As the name implies, the conference was about the concept of information security of the union.

The hopes of many users to receive up-to-date information about the course of the presidential elections in the United States were not justified . The resource of the terribly brave Matt Drudge lay there all night without getting up (and this was the only site about which it was known in advance that exit poll results would be published on it). MSNBC , ABCNews and CNN also writhed in agony.

Cold autumn of Prime Minister Yushchenko Vitaly Portnikov Publication date: November 8, 2000 Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yushchenko made the most desperate statement of his entire tenure as head of government, warning of his resignation if pressure on his cabinet continues.

What kind of mathematics does a humanist need? Irina Proshletsova Publication date: November 8, 2000 In the educational standard of 1994, a mandatory course “Mathematics and Computer Science for Humanities” appeared, which caused bewilderment among both humanists and natural scientists. Perhaps, this surprised the mathematicians themselves least of all, although here too there was no consensus (on the content of the course).

NasNet: issue 23 Sergey Kuznetsov Publication date: November 8, 2000 Project: nineties (More details about the project - here ) Keywords: cars, money, friendship One day, cultural expert Zaitsev and his wife were driving with a young realtor Kulikov in his Saab . They were heading to the birthday party of mutual friends, whose names are not important now, because this story ends even before they reached their destination.

Mr. Arlend is far from a maniac, although his intention to describe the structure of the world evokes some suspicions. The scope is truly Dantovsky. The author of Tesseract in three available dimensions reconstructs the Universe - with all atoms and planets, accidents and patterns, space and time, hell and paradise. At the same time, there is nothing to be scared, in this venture there is nothing painful.

Room with a view of the war Kirill Kutalov-Postoll Publication date: November 8, 2000 Holidays are disgusting. First of all, no one does anything. Having gone to EZHE-truth on the night of Monday to Tuesday, I found myself and Vladimir Tuchkov there, who, on the one hand, is, of course, completely online literature, but on the other hand, it’s impossible to review Vladimir Tuchkov several times in a row. Well, they indicated it once - that’s all. Well, they pointed it out again.

According to scripture - 6 Ilya Lepikhov Publication date: November 8, 2000 Pan-Slavic mythology, which Pushkin, the author of “Songs of the Western Slavs,” tried to recreate, or more precisely, to re-create, in order to be accepted on Russian soil, had to satisfy at least several mandatory conditions, the most important of which would be the moderate archaism of the primary national legend. The Napoleonic Wars satisfied this condition perfectly.

French literature lesson Alla Yarho Publication date: November 8, 2000 In October, the Russian Journal published a very practical and reasonable article by K. Polivanov about the teaching of literature in Russian schools.

Reflections on "canon" Rebekah Frumkina Publication date: November 8, 2000 No, this is not about what I would like to take with me to a desert island. And it’s not about the fact that today, instead of literature with a capital letter, ladies read “pink” novels and glossy magazines, and men, as they should be, read action films. And it’s not even about the fact that everyone in general has begun to read less, and young people in particular.

By the way, old-timers claim that it was precisely on these autumn days that a revolution once took place in our country... “Revolution” is a faded hieroglyph, a wandering light of extinguished lights, a time when not everyone agreed that “a bad peace is better than a good war ".

Mikhail Ivanov. Banana: A novel. - M.: Ad Marginem, 2000. - 220 p.; circulation 5000 copies; ISBN 5-93321-019-6. The editorial ideologist of Ad Marginem, Mikhail Kotomin, liked this ingenuous text, published in January 2000 by the library of the Solo magazine , so much that he promptly republished “Banana” under a beautiful and hard cover. The first half of "Banana" is a requiem for the Moscow majors of the 70s.