In the footsteps of "Miss Russia" Linor Goralik Publication date: July 7, 2003 On the evening of June 2, an extremely unpleasant incident occurred in Panama City. Theoretically, the entire city should have enthusiastically greeted the seventy luxurious beauties who gathered that evening to represent their countries at the Miss Universe competition taking place at the Figana Congress Center.

Book of Chirps Water marks. Issue 17 Anna Kuznetsova Publication date: July 7, 2003 We probably weren’t expecting a poet with a powerful “drive” anymore, having lost Boris Ryzhy and received further evidence of how this “drive,” which pours energy into the reader, is given to the poet himself and what it threatens him with.

Spectators and masters Film view from New England Peter Ilinsky Publication date: July 7, 2003 From the beginning, we must say a few words about the viewer - without it, no art can exist. It would seem that cinema is more “democratic” than architecture, painting, and even literature: those who want to enjoy the work of a great master do not have to travel far away, wait for a museum exhibition of paintings collected all over the world, or trust a translation that is not always adequate.

The first article W Elcome IBM. Seriously In August 1981, immediately after the IBM PC release, Apple bought a strip in the Wall Street Journal, on which only these three words were printed. It turns out that it was Apple who was the first to appreciate the prospects of the product that even the creators themselves had not yet guessed. By 1981, there were already quite a few PC models from different manufacturers.

Seine, etc. Issue 142 Review of current events and publications Tatyana Danilova Publication date: July 7, 2003 According more innovations in browsers to Netscape founder Marc Andreessen, there will be no - everything new has already been invented at least five years ago, and at the current stage of web development they, innovations, are simply not needed.

The icon that enters into an active life today is our fellow citizens born in the mid -80s. It is they who will determine the near future of Russia. These are high school students and students planning to learn to live "not here" or, on the contrary, live at home - but not the way their parents lived. These are young people who are ready to try on who the shape of a contract soldier, who is a T-shirt with a portrait of the president.

Whom does Kupala bathe? Andrey Moroz Publication date: July 7, 2003 The biggest myth of Slavic mythology is Slavic mythology itself. From the moment they began to show any consistent interest in it, until our time, the amount of what has been thought out, misunderstood, or outright fictitious has exceeded the amount of what is known for certain by an order of magnitude.

The Pavlovsk Palace retains the pre-revolutionary smell Nikolai Tretyakov Publication date: July 7, 2003 The current director of the Pavlovsk State Museum-Reserve, Nikolai Tretyakov, devoted his entire life to the museum business, as they say. In his youth he worked at the Hermitage for about ten years, in his youth for fifteen years at the Gatchina Palace, Park and Historical Art Museum-Reserve, and for the last seven years he has headed the Pavlovsk Museum-Reserve.

Bee Schwartz From the series "Wreath of Portraits of Modern Russian Poetry" Oleg Dark Publication date: July 7, 2003 As for the poetry of Elena Schwartz , it always is. I cannot understand how she could layer her poetry with almost pedantic regularity, layer upon layer, layer upon layer. Of course, in 1978 she could not have known about any layers and did not calculate them. It came out naturally.