2 years ago, on May 7, Vladimir Putin took the oath of office as president. The “Interlocutor” asked people if during this time there had been any changes in their lives related to the first person of the state. Georgy Grechko, cosmonaut: I’m still afraid to walk down the street “I have a mathematical mindset, so I’m used to analyzing everything and I understand that there are no prerequisites for improving life.

Every week I read in the news report that comes to work: two scammers became attached to citizen so-and-so on the street and, under the pretext of removing damage, they lured out, say, ninety thousand rubles, gold jewelry and three thousand dollars. We still have amazing people. Over the past ten years, an amazing population of Russians has emerged who believe neither in communism, nor in God, nor in themselves, nor in the state, but only expect a miracle with touching, pop-eyed idiocy.

At the “Red Partisan” collective farm in the Ibresinsky district of Chuvashia, local young aviators showed a real air show. For several hours in a row, the villagers watched the collective farmers fly on trikes with their mouths agape. Soon they will use them to chemically treat the fields. Until recently, seven newly qualified pilots were unemployed. And on you. The chairman of the collective farm, Anatoly Petrov, called to him and invited the guys to become flyers.

Gorbachev released Koryagin from the USSR. He returned to Russia on his own Several times a month, Anatoly Ivanovich Koryagin leaves his house on Mayakovsky Street in Pereslavl-Zalessky, loads a UAZ “loaf” with pasta, cereal, sugar, flour, oil, soap, bandages, disposable syringes with needles and other essential items and products, gets behind the wheel and delivers all this stuff to the villages of the Pereslavl district of the Yaroslavl region. Koryagin is not a businessman, not a millionaire.

The Sobesednik staff correspondent became the only newspaper reporter who visited the closed FSB laboratory The old five-story red brick building, lost in the labyrinth of Moscow courtyards, is completely inconspicuous in appearance: a strict facade without frills and tightly closed windows. No sign or any hint at all about what was inside. Even the residents of the surrounding houses have no idea what they live next to. Meanwhile, behind the heavy doors is the FSB Institute of Forensic Science.

The all-Russian scandal with Nizhny Novgorod resident Andrei Krotov, who managed through the court to oblige the local authorities to halve the water fee, and the culprit of the pollution (the boiler house) to also compensate for moral damage (a thousand rubles), perhaps instilled in someone the hope that the water flowing from the tap would become cleaner and cheaper.

How Yakubovich and I inspected the border Spin the spinner Chechnya. Itum-Kale. Tuskhoroy. A place forgotten by God and people, where there is nothing but mountains, and no one except border guards, militants and, it seems, rare civilians. Or maybe not peaceful ones.

Researchers from Stockholm University and experts from the Swedish Food Control Center said that bread, biscuits, and various types of fried potatoes contain unacceptably high concentrations of acrylamide, a highly carcinogenic substance. Dr. Leif Bask says acrylamide is formed during the cooking of foods containing large amounts of carbohydrates. Among other things, we are talking about chips and French fries.

Actor and director Andrei Rostotsky died in Krasnaya Polyana, near Sochi, on May 5 this year. He took a driver and went alone to select locations for his film “My Border”: the film was made by order of the border guards, all the pavilion episodes had already been filmed in Moscow. Choosing a location, Rostotsky climbed an almost vertical thirty-meter cliff near the road and, slipping on a wet stone, fell onto the asphalt.

Having fallen in love, seemingly serious people begin to believe in what they smiled ironically yesterday. In love potions, for example. They wander barefoot through the midnight meadows. Mouse tails and bumblebee wings are dried. Muttering over saucepans, locked up at full moon in the kitchen. Lovers, of course, are naive and gullible people. Or maybe they have a reason to believe?

Akchurin Renat The famous Russian cardiac surgeon Renat Akchurin was born on April 2, 1946 in the city of Andijan / Uzbekistan /. After graduating from school in 1964, he entered the Andijan Medical Institute, in 1968 he moved to the 1st Moscow Medical Institute, which he graduated in 1971. In 1970, as part of a student medical team, he participated in the aftermath of the earthquake in Peru.

Lolita Milyavskaya always worked hard. One might say, wear and tear - from concert to concert, from tour to tour, from performance to performance. But despite this crazy life, she had the strength to have a child, divorce her husband, and visit her mother in Kyiv and back and fall in love again. Strong woman, would you say? Lolita believes that there are no strong women. - Lolita, will you celebrate March 8th? — Of course, I always celebrate like all other holidays. - At work again?

Russian citizen Alimzhan Tokhtakhunov has been in a Venetian prison for more than six months, accused by American authorities of trying to influence the results of the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. We asked the famous singer, State Duma deputy Joseph Davydovich Kobzon, one of the authors of the bill “On the constitutional right of citizens of the Russian Federation to protect honor and dignity,” to comment on the situation surrounding the scandal with Olympic gold in figure skating.

"Dinmamit": "We started having problems with show business because of drugs" The soloists of the popular group admit, that you haven’t tried smoking weed even in Jamaica, that they cheated on their girlfriends, but never did not sleep with men or prostitutes Before the group “Dynamite” had time to announce itself with the new video “Jamaica”, an incredible scandal occurred.

Last week, Boris Berezovsky voiced another sensation. Russian special services were involved in the terrorist attack on Dubrovka (in common parlance, this terrorist attack, like the musical, has long been called “Nord-Ostom”). Otherwise, why were all the perpetrators of the terrorist attack killed and, in addition, the exact numbers for the explosives were not given? Was she there after all?