The murder of a Russian woman in the Ingush village of Ordzhonikidzevskaya and the events that followed him became a powerful information farm for certain forces in a hurry to remove political cream from him. First of all, Russian nationalists and liberal opposition hastened to place a tragic story in the context of political debate.

From the editorial office: The Publishing House of the U-Factoria in the series "Philosophy" is preparing for the release of the transfer of the 1st volume of "capitalism and schizophrenia"-"Anti-Edip". In his first and last interview, Delez said that together with Guattari, they looked like a Buvar and Beijush, trying to create a huge encyclopedia, including all areas of knowledge.

Vasily Yakemenko, leader of the youth movement "Our" "Russian Journal" : Vasily, there were rumors that the pro -Kremlin youth movements ("ours", "Russia are young", "new people") are united. How reliable is this information? Is it a provocation? Vasily Yakemenko: You know, I am not against the unification of youth movements, you just need to understand whether other movements are ready for the requirements that we present to our commissars.

What they had been waiting for a long time, the need for what they talked about, what the months of labor were put on, happened. The first film festival named after A. Tarkovsky was held - his thoughtful face looked as if past the places where the posters were hung.

About the need for state ideology It so happened that today Russia was territorially thrown back in its East European part to the borders of the XVII century. The coincidence of the processes of state destruction with the collapse of the dominant 70 years of ideology posed questions to the country, unanswered to which the existence of statehood is impossible: who are we? Why are we? How do we live now? Why strive for? How to build relations with newly formed countries?

Mikhail Kononov died. You perceive such people as a personal loss ... It hurts, bitterly, insulting: a feeling of injustice does not leave. We are all not eternal, but not indifferent to those who have not lost human dignity, who has an aggravated sense of justice, as an extraordinary person, worthy in every sense, went into another world.

Stephen Lawrence Kaplan. Good bread has returned: the modern story of French bread, methods of preparation and the people who make it. - Duke University Press, 2007. 376 p. $ 27.95 Steven Laurence Kaplan. Good Bread Is Back: A Contemporary History of French Bread, The Way Its Made, and the People Who Make It. - Duke University Press, 2007. 376 pp., $ 27.95 It must be in Paris of the 18th century it was difficult to find a more hellish lesson than the work of an assistant bakery.

The collapse of the radical opposition, expressed in the split of “other Russia”, shortly before the elections, gave rise to a new wave of pessimism in circles that connected their life with professional wrecking their state. This pessimism and uncertainty in tomorrow, or rather, in its financing forces them to look for new further methods of existence, which are sometimes expressed in very curious forms.