Until now, we have dealt with two images of Yanukovych, who were more composed against his will at different stages of the history of Ukraine in recent years. At first, when he began to leave Kuchma’s shadow and claim the main role in the country, future “orange” created him the image of a “Donetsk bandit”.

Given the reduction in the role of the President of Ukraine as a result of the implementation of political reform, it is unlikely that we can talk about the formation of the executive system by the president. Although President Yanukovych, having held personnel appointments to the heads of the regional state administrations (OGA), formed his own, presidential vertical.

So, over the past months and weeks in Ukraine, the removal of the vertical of power near Yanukovych, which gradually began to pushing from the power of former and existing allies, has almost completed. Such actions of the head of state may well lead to further reformatting of the Verkhovna Rada. And if the destruction of the unity of the BYUT faction will be continued, then the pro -presidential Party of Regions will have more the necessary 300 votes in the country's parliament.

Why Paris? Why Diaghilev ? Why ballet? Somehow the artist Jacques-Emil Blanche, one of the fans of Russian seasons, asked Diaghilev: what are you all in Paris and in Paris? You will be met everywhere with open arms. He replied: “We work only for you. There are thirty people in Paris. ” The name of “Russian seasons” is forever connected with the French capital, although they took place in London, Vienna, and in Barcelona ...

While Petersburg was the capital, the myth of the “ghost city”, cold, filled with evil mysticism, existing on the verge of disappearance-when all the stone communities will perish, and triumph the Archaei of the Chukhonsky swamp-very suitable for him. Like a jacket, sewn to order by a brilliant master. In the role of the capital, the Nevsky guard was alien to everyone.

Today's initiatives of the Russian leadership around Skolkovo finally affirm the authority of science, which, it seems, is finally getting great attention. Moreover, science is not social or humanitarian, but technical and natural, which is not unimportant. Although today almost no one doubts her tremendous value, and the potential dangers that she inevitably carries with her, many are ready to prevent or endure, was far from always.