The wall on the wall "John Kerry and the Democratic Party are accused of the administration of George Bush of falsifying the voting results ... Last night, John Kerry’s supporters began an unlimited rally in front of the White House ... Thousands of activists of the Democratic Party from all states arrive on all the roads to Washington ... Congrry's rally supporters captured the Congress Congress building in Oklahoma Siti.

“Learn or leave” - the Romans knew a lot about the art of management. While watching a mediocre BBC educational film about Egypt, I heard from the translator: “an old Kingdom saying.” I didn’t realize it right away. “- Vich watch? - Six watch. Sach mach!? - Hum how...” - we, high school students of the first Moscow English special school, put this mockery into circulation at the students of MIMO, who then spoke Anglo-Volapyuk.

There is an opinion that the so-called “velvet revolutions” have little in common with revolutions in the classical sense of the word. Indeed, the staged revolutions in Yugoslavia, Georgia, and now Ukraine are in no way consistent with the idea of ​​the true nature of national revolutions, which mature in the depths of people’s lives and are paid for with tears of blood.

From the editorial office . While revolutionary passions are raging in Ukraine, various reforms launched by power in previous years continue to go quietly and with a creak. One of them, recognized by many as nodal, is the reform of the housing and communal services. In fact, almost all bossies of recent times - whether it is a campaign to combat poverty or “monetization of benefits” - ultimately rests on this systemic problem of the country.

Dual Ukraine or independent Novorossiya? Andrey Tarasenko Publication date: November 30, 2004 Wall to wall “John Kerry and the Democratic Party accuse the George W. Bush administration of rigging the voting results... Last night, supporters of John Kerry began an open-ended rally in front of the White House... Thousands of Democratic Party activists from all states are arriving in Washington every minute along all roads...

Learn or leave Vyacheslav Glazychev Publication date: November 30, 2004 “ Get in or leave” - the Romans knew a lot about the art of management. While watching a mediocre BBC educational film about Egypt, I heard from the translator: “an old Kingdom saying.” I didn’t realize it right away. “- Vich watch? - Six watch. Sach mach!?

Magazine reading. Issue 182 Inna Bulkina Publication date: November 30, 2004 The last time we read poetry in the “Magazine Hall” was at the beginning of autumn, and that September issue was marked by “hot spots”; there were blown up Israeli buses and the "Burning Bush" , there Hvorostovsky rhymed with Khodorkovsky and Bin Laden came out of the caves. It all ended with the “Beslan” poems of Alexei Tsvetkov, which were not in the “Magazine Hall”.

Everyday life in Kalabukhov's house Why do we need HOAs and what is the price of freedom from the housing office? Dmitry Ovsyannikov Publication date: November 30, 2004 From the editor . While revolutionary passions are raging in Ukraine, various reforms launched by the authorities in previous years continue quietly and creakingly in Russia. One of them, recognized by many as key, is the housing and communal services reform.

“Learn or leave” - the Romans knew a lot about the art of management. Looking at the average level of the BBC, the Egyptian, the translator's film, he heard from the mouth of the translator: "Old Kingdoma Proverce." I did not realize right away. " - HIV witch? - Six Woch. Sach Mach!? - Hum Hau ..." - We, high school students of the first Moscow English special school, let this mockery of students by the students, then spoke at Anglo -Lapuyuk.

The second half of November turned out to be festival. It was not that there were no prime minister in Moscow at that time, but there were no significant and ambitious ones, so I decided to focus on festivals and tour. At first there was a festival of Russian art in Nice. This event is held for the sixth time, however, the first two were in Cannes. It is quite entertaining, although it proceeds in an atmosphere, unusually relaxed for a journalist, accustomed to frantic festival races.

The last time we read poetry in the "Journal Hall" in early autumn, and that September release was held under the sign of "hot spots"; There were exploded Israeli buses and “flaming bubble” , there the Hvorostovsky rhymmed with Khodorkovsky and Ben Laden left the caves. Everything ended with the "Beslan" poems by Alexei Tsvetkov, what was not in the "Journal Hall". Tsvetkov’s poems , not “Beslan”, but others - about the wanderer at the stream - opens the October issue of the “Banner”.

There is an opinion that the so -called "velvet revolutions" have little in common with revolutions in the classical sense of the word. Indeed, the staging revolutions in Yugoslavia, Georgia, and now in Ukraine they are in no way linked with the idea of ​​the true nature of national revolutions that ripen in the bowels of folk life and are paid by bloody tears.

The second half of November turned out to be a festival for me. It’s not that there were no premieres in Moscow at that time, but there weren’t any significant or ambitious ones, so I decided to focus on festivals and tours. First there was the Russian Art Festival in Nice. This event is being held for the sixth time, although the first two were in Cannes.