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Oct 20, 2010
Two three-year-old children burned alive in Primorye
Too late a report of a fire in a private home led to the death of two three-year-old children. Eyewitnesses reported to the remote control that one of the private houses was on fire in the village of Zarechnoye, Ussuriysk region. By the time the first fire department arrived, the residential building was completely engulfed in fire. It took about an hour to stop the fire from spreading.
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Oct 20, 2010
See Chelsea and lose
Notes from a fan from the Spartak - Chelsea match: everyone was hoping, if not for a win, then definitely for a draw. On the way to the stadium there was talk in the crowd that “even a draw would be a good result; today we are facing the champion of England.” The Champions League match “Spartak” - “Chelsea” gathered 70 thousand spectators in the Luzhniki stands.
Зуськов Семён
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Oct 20, 2010
Tina Kandelaki: The Internet as a tool for protecting your rights
Is it possible to fix the light bulbs in the entrance using the World Wide Web? Is it necessary? A discussion on the topic “The Internet as a tool for identifying pain points in society” was held on October 18 in the Public Chamber on the initiative of the famous TV presenter Tina Kandelaki, who, as you know, is a member of the OP of the Russian Federation. The conversation was mostly about the interaction between the executive branch and citizens.
Шалаев Геннадий
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Oct 20, 2010
Do we need to change the clocks?
On October 31, Russia will switch to winter time. In most countries, "winter time" coincides with the standard astronomical time of the time zone. In Russia, in most regions, “summer” time differs from standard time by 2 hours, and “winter” time by an hour. On October 31, Russia will switch to winter time. At 3:00 the clock hands will be moved back one hour.
Анисимова Полина
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Oct 20, 2010
Harvest of bribes
Autumn: money is falling from the trees After Luzhkov's resignation, Muscovites are fighting to be left with, if not the former mayor, then at least leaves under their feet. The janitors diligently rake them and collect them in large black bags, the residents gut the bags and scatter the leaves again, and the janitors collect the scattered pieces again and quickly drag them away in an unknown direction.
Олег Ролдугин
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Oct 20, 2010
Do we need to change the clocks?
1.jpg On October 31, Russia will switch to winter time. At 3:00 the clock hands will be moved back one hour. We will all once again be happy - “hurray, we can sleep longer” and begin to toil in bed, persuading ourselves “that’s it, it’s late, we need to sleep.” Meanwhile... Background Daylight saving time is time shifted 1 hour forward relative to the time in a given time zone. The purpose of such transfers is to save electricity on lighting.
Анисимова Полина
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Oct 20, 2010
The brutal murder of a six-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan has been solved
In the Moscow region town of Reutov, the brutal murder of a six-year-old girl, a citizen of Uzbekistan, Asya Abdurakhmanova, was revealed. The girl disappeared last Monday, October 18, from an apartment on Komsomolskaya Street in the city of Reutov, where her mother, a market worker, lived with 16 fellow countrymen. In response to a complaint about the girl’s disappearance, a set of operational search measures was taken, which forced the killer to confess to the police station.
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Oct 20, 2010
Posters have appeared in St. Petersburg explaining the meaning of road signs
Next to the priority sign “Give way” at some intersections in St. Petersburg, posters appeared with an enlarged image of the same sign and an explanation of what it means: “Give way.” The website 1soc.ru reported this today The posters were placed by the city government. Meanwhile, it is reported that these posters are placed not only at intersections where the corresponding signs are installed, but also where there are none, which causes confusion among drivers.
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Oct 20, 2010
The court did not allow the sale of Cocaine drink
The Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Welfare won a court case against the producers of an energy drink that they wanted to call Cocaine. “The word “cocaine” is translated into Russian as “cocaine.” In turn, cocaine is included in the List of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and their precursors subject to control in the Russian Federation, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 681.
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Oct 20, 2010
Gays and lesbians were allowed into the army
The US military command has agreed to accept into the army people who openly declare their non-traditional sexual orientation. Army recruiters are required to accept into the armed forces applicants who admit to being gay or lesbian. Exactly when the Pentagon began to apply the new practice is not specified.
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Oct 20, 2010
Gorbachev believes that modern Russia is mired in a “swamp of stagnation, apathy and corruption”
In an interview with Snob magazine, the first president of the USSR criticized the Kremlin tandem of Medvedev and Putin and said that there is a risk of Russia's collapse if broad democratic reforms are not carried out. He said that he does not perceive the members of the ruling tandem as leaders. The authorities are unable to cope with the country's problems, unable to achieve improvements, and the only chance is the participation of people in decision-making.
Симонов Артём
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Oct 20, 2010
An ambulance crushes a girl who was hit by a drunk policeman
In the Tomsk region, a drunk policeman hit three girls with his car, after which an ambulance arriving at the scene of the accident ran over one of the victims. The fifteen-year-old girl died on the spot from her injuries. The victim's 16-year-old friends were taken to the hospital with a concussion, one of them had a broken leg.
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Oct 20, 2010
Monastic showdowns
Nuns are again accused of abusing novices. At the center of the scandal is again one of the largest monasteries - the St. Bogolyubsky women's monastery. Nuns are again accused of abusing novices. By God, some kind of Middle Ages. Last year, a 16-year-old girl, Valya Perova, barely escaped the walls of this charitable institution and told the world how she was “raised” - with a belt and severe punishments.
Ахмирова Римма
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Oct 20, 2010
Posters have appeared in St. Petersburg explaining the meaning of road signs
1.jpg Next to the priority sign “Give way” at some intersections in St. Petersburg, posters appeared with an enlarged image of the same sign and an explanation of what it means: “Give way.” The website 1soc.ru reported this today The posters were placed by the city government. Meanwhile, it is reported that these posters are placed not only at intersections where the corresponding signs are installed, but also where there are none, which causes confusion among drivers.
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Oct 20, 2010
Luzhkov's son is suing the traffic police over one thousand rubles
On October 27, the Odintsovo court of the Moscow region will question the traffic police officer who fined the son of former Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov, Alexander, 1 thousand rubles for speeding. On Tuesday, the court began considering Alexander Luzhkov’s complaint against the decision to impose a fine, but was unable to make a decision in the absence of the traffic police inspector.
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