How else can you satisfy sexual hunger? There are any number of opportunities for people of both sexes to experience sexual hunger - a lingering headache, for example, or the unexpected departure of a boyfriend with a summons and things to a recruiting station. The phenomenon is unpleasant: at first you are drawn to talk “about this”, then to the museum to look at naked Romans, then you imagine God knows what. Here are some ways to cope with forced abstinence. 1.

Subscription Archive Dmitry Bykov Raskolnikov-2002 The history of all tyrannies is frustratingly predictable. Sooner or later, every dictatorship, even the most tragic one, enters the stage of the so-called “nomenklatura revolt” - when the people who created the regime, or at least pinned their hopes on it, begin to rebel against it. A tiny government entity can go through all these stages in a month. In Belarus, the process took a total of five years.

Apparently, our government has become a bit crowded. And Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov liked the beautiful building on Vozdvizhenka and the adjacent buildings opposite the Arbatskaya metro station. They say that when he came to inspect this Moorish-style mansion, known as the house of Arseny Morozov (nephew of the famous Savva), he planned to stay there for about ten minutes. But I stayed late.

Subscription Archive Lidia Ivanova Love hypnosis for Vitas Leonid Derbenev was about to turn 75 - they remembered, a star was laid near “Russia” and a concert was held in this famous Moscow hall. I was there. And if on the street there were no problems with places to look at the laying process, then in the hall there was nowhere for an apple to fall.

Tatyana Ustinova: I don’t like Marinina either Critics and writers call Ustinova a rising star of the Russian detective story. But readers have their own opinion: many already consider it the best and put it on a par with Marinina, Dontsova, Dashkova. Her detectives are elegant and non-bloodthirsty, and the heroes belong neither to the elite nor to the lads.

If earlier for children to play during the war, they had to run around abandoned construction sites, but now they have been spared such a risk. You can take risks at home. For example, playing “Catch a Terrorist”. From now on, kill the evil Mujahideen, as well as catch and you can shoot illegal armed gangs even in the toilet. As the great Putin bequeathed. By the way, there is also a game about Vladimir Vladimirovich, and not only about him... “Catch a terrorist”: find it, try it!

Sweet tooth lovers can rest easy: scientists from the University of California have proven that eating chocolate helps prevent heart failure. It's all about proxyadenine, a substance found in chocolate. Researchers conducted a series of tests in which they found that people who regularly consume chocolate improve the functioning of the heart muscle and, accordingly, reduce the risk of heart failure.

Last week there was a rumor in Moscow that retired ex-Minister of Railways Nikolai Aksenenko intends to return to big politics. It was whispered that he would be the one to head the new “transport super-ministry” that could arise after the merger of the Ministry of Railways and the Ministry of Transport. Deputy Prime Minister Viktor Khristenko spoke about plans to create this department.

The past week was rich in premieres: the 20th anniversary film about the adventures of agent 007 was brought to Russia, another film about Dr. Hannibal Lecter, and director Sergei Bodrov Sr. presented his latest work with the participation of his son. As for the first two, both pictures - nothing more than a repetition of the past. And the perception of the latter, unfortunately, will be special...

Mushrooms for 100,000 euros It’s good that Voronezh residents found a lot of money to grow mushrooms. German financiers decided to support Russian mushroom pickers. Voronezh State University won a grant for their production under the TACIS program. And the Germans were interested in the experimental station at the university. And natives of Bavaria from the German Ministry of Agriculture invested about 100 thousand euros in the production of ordinary oyster mushrooms on Russian soil.

After the terrifying “15 minutes,” it seemed that De Niro was exhausted and the near future was unlikely to amaze us with anything. And yet he succeeded - in “The Heist” together with Marlon Brando and “Fight Club” star Edward Norton. Nero's hero, safecracker Nick Vellas, prefers to crack safes anywhere except in his native Canada. And it’s not in his plans to fail because of a big jackpot.

Anna Bolshova will replace Cher - You caught me at the door, I’m just about to leave on tour to Kyiv. Lenkom is bringing its play “Juno” and “Avos” to the capital of Ukraine, in which I play the main female role. In addition to going on stage, I will do one more important thing. December 4th is my stepmother and friend's birthday. Usually we do not give some things, but prepare creative gifts. We put on home plays, read poems and sing songs.

Kirill Litmanov And no madhouse Konchalovsky’s “House of Fools,” which won the Grand Prix in Venice, opens in theaters this Friday. Immediately after the award ceremony, the readers of Sobesednik already got an idea of ​​the film from an interview with the lead actress Yulia Vysotskaya, but I can only state with disappointment: the director, who has not directed for a long time, seemed to me to have changed his taste.

Kirkorov will undress the Mongols These days, lively preparations are underway in Mongolia for the tour of the Russian star couple - Alla Pugacheva and Philip Kirkorov. The performance is expected on August 29 in Ulaanbaatar. The Mongols are happy with everything except the crazy fees that the artists demanded. Filya agreed to sing for $60 thousand, the amount for Alla is even higher. The concert should take place at the central stadium of the capital, accommodating 40,000 people.

Subscription Archive Anna Varganova, Candidate of Legal Sciences, answers our readers You have the right to work I came from Ukraine. Got a job at a construction site. They pay little, but it’s still better than in my homeland. And now, they say, you need to get some kind of work permit? So, should we go home? It's not all that scary. On November 1, the new migration law actually came into force. But, in essence, there is nothing particularly new in it.