On the radio, they passed the story that puzzled me. A concert of Paul McCartney took place in the Palace Square of St. Petersburg. The next day, the director of the Hermitage Boris Piotrovsky shook his horror to reporters. It turns out that the sound was so good and destructive that the walls of the Winter Palace walked with a storm.

Outsider Igor Mantsov Publication date: June 28, 2004 The radio broadcast a story that puzzled me. A concert by Paul McCartney took place on Palace Square in St. Petersburg. The next day, the director of the Hermitage, Boris Piotrovsky, broadcast his horror to journalists. It turns out that the sound was so good and destructive that the walls of the Winter Palace shook.

Inston Churchill became a hero for George Bush and the neocons. But if they knew more about the great British leader, they would be horrified. Shortly after the Republican-majority Supreme Court anointed George II of the Bush dynasty, the American people had a new founding father: Winston Churchill. President George W. Bush said he installed a bust of the British politician in the Oval Room of the White House.

Inston Churchill became a hero for George Bush and the neocons. But if they knew more about the great British leader, they would be horrified. Shortly after the Republican-majority Supreme Court anointed George II of the Bush dynasty, the American people had a new founding father: Winston Churchill. President George W. Bush said he installed a bust of the British politician in the Oval Room of the White House.

Fourth "Zhuz" Russians in Kazakhstan feel much more comfortable than most “Asians” in Russia Vadim Dergachev Publication date: June 28, 2004 The attitude of the Russian-speaking population towards Kazakhstan, towards their own country, has undergone significant changes over the past eighteen years, since the most dramatic episode in the recent history of Kazakh-Russian relations, upended in December 1986.

Eye of Padva Leo Segal Publication date: June 28, 2004 Last week was relatively short of high-profile trials. On June 23, the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow once again postponed consideration of the merits of the case on charges against Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Platon Lebedev and Andrei Krainev. This time - until July 12. Has petty-bourgeois justice been jinxed?

About proportions Vyacheslav Glazychev Publication date: June 28, 2004 They brought the icon. Fine. For those who believe, this is essential. Maybe even very significant. They will transport the icon as it belongs to the monastery of the glorious city of Tikhvin, on which occasion the museum is urgently thrown out of there (by the way, no one bothered to say where exactly), and the monastery is restored.

Attack of the Institute of Alexis de Tokquille is the last in the series of attacks of various research centers on the Open Source. Tima Deltoid (AKA DELTOID) pushed this attack to take a variety of arguments against free sources expressed over the past two years in a careful way. These arguments are known: the costs of maintaining opensor programs eat the savings achieved on their acquisition, create the danger and legion of potential legal problems with property to fragments of the code.

The past week was relatively short on high-profile trials. On June 23, the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow once again postponed consideration of the merits of the case on charges against Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Platon Lebedev and Andrei Krainev. This time - until July 12. Has petty-bourgeois justice been jinxed?

They brought the icon. Fine. For those who believe, this is essential. Maybe even very significant. They will transport the icon as it belongs to the monastery of the glorious city of Tikhvin, on which occasion the museum is urgently thrown out of there (by the way, no one bothered to say where exactly), and the monastery is restored. All this information is essential for a small part of the Russian population - for active believers.

They brought the icon. Fine. For those who believe, this is significant. Maybe even very significant. They will transport the icon by belonging to the Monastery of the glorious city of Tikhvin, on the occasion of which the museum is urgently thrown out of there (by the way, no one worked on where exactly), and the monastery is restored. All this information is essentially important for a small part of the Russian population - for actively believers.

Relations of the Russian-speaking population to Kazakhstan, to its already country, have undergone significant changes over the past eighteen years, since the most dramatic episode in the latest history of Kazakh-Russian relations, inverted in December 1986. Then there was a performance of Kazakh youth against the dictate of the Union Center , which led, among other things, to clashes on national grounds.