Pavel Shmakov is 57 years old, he devoted most of his life to schools from which he was usually fired. In 2000, he was fired from the college, which he himself created. In 2013, they kicked out, threatening the criminal case, from the lyceum to which the mayor of Kazan personally invited him. In December, his new school can also be deprived of a license The building of the Sun school is tiny, a place here is saved on everything.

The social network Facebook has begun testing tools for charity, the founder of the social network, Mark Zuckerberg, announced this on his page. “Many people around the world could use our community's help,” Zuckerberg wrote. “Earlier this year, we matched people and charities providing relief after the Nepal earthquake, and our community raised $15 million.” Zuckerberg introduced two tools for collecting donations.

The governor of the Kemerovo region, Aman Tuleyev, proposed rewarding citizens who have overcome obesity with coal, reports FlashSiberia news agency. Aman Tuleyev said that the state needs healthy people, and the desire for thinness should be encouraged. The governor recalled that in 2013, the Dubai authorities paid participants in the “Your Weight is Gold” weight loss competition a gram of gold for each kilogram of excess weight lost.

Some hospitals in Moscow and the Moscow region have banned relatives from visiting patients in their wards, writes TASS. Similar measures have been taken in connection with the threat of terrorist attacks. A representative of the administration of Lyubertsy near Moscow said that any vehicles except ambulances are now prohibited from entering the territory of the local hospital. “All meetings at the district hospital take place at strictly designated times in the hall on the first floor.

On November 25, the Theater of Nations will stage the play “Touchables” in support of hospice patients. The charity show was organized jointly with the Connection Foundation for the Deaf-Blind and the Vera Hospice Foundation. The play “Touchables” is the first production in the world in which both sighted and deaf-blind actors perform. The author of the project idea is Evgeniy Mironov, the producer of the play is Ingeborga Dapkunaite. Both actors will take part in the screening on November 25th.

Fans of the Zenit football club raised money for treatment in a Moscow clinic for eight-year-old Rahim, who has osteogenesis imperfecta. As part of the joint project of Rusfond and Zenit called “Come on, come on!” The club's football players promise to fulfill any wish, provided that the fans collect the necessary amount of money for the treatment of the fund's wards.

"Only the ability to feel someone else's pain as your own makes us people" There was such a case with me. A few years ago, I found a cat in a closed carrying in an underground crossing. As an inexperienced person in such situations, I did not know what to do, so for a start, I had a village next to the carrying in which the cat languished, wrote a post on Facebook and bitterly cried from the cruelty and injustice of what happened to the cat. So I spent an hour and a half.

The Khimki City Court of the Moscow Region imposed a fine on Syrian refugee Gulistan Issa Shakho, who, along with her children and husband, has been living at Sheremetyevo Airport for more than two months, Interfax writes about this. The refugee was found guilty of attempting to cross the Russian border without valid documents and was fined five thousand rubles.

In Omsk, a pensioner was put on trial for pouring a bucket of feces on a district judge, reports Rossiyskaya Gazeta. A 65-year-old resident of the village of Krutinka lived for 10 years without a passport. In 1999, he came to the Omsk region from Kazakhstan and asked the local branch of the Federal Migration Service to replace his lost USSR passport with a Russian document. However, identity verification took more than ten years, and the man was able to obtain a passport only by court decision.

The charity concert “Dmitry Hvorostovsky and Friends for Children,” held on November 18 in Ufa, raised 30 million rubles to help seriously ill children, writes “Notebook-Krasnoyarsk”. Opera singer Dmitry Hvorostovsky himself donated a million rubles to help sick children from Bashkiria, Krasnodar and Krasnoyarsk territories. 24 million rubles collected at the concert will go to help the beneficiaries of the Russian Relief Fund, another six million will go to the Markhamat Foundation.