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The Village
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Oct 22, 2010
Sobyanin will govern the city via the Internet
Sobyanin intends to manage officials via the Internet. They will now have to always carry laptops with them Images are not available in older materials. We apologize for the inconvenience The new mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, intends to lead members of the capital's government via the Internet. City Hall officials will now have to carry laptops with them at all times. Interfax reported this on October 22, citing an unnamed source in the city administration.
The Village
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Oct 22, 2010
Apartment of the week
Three-room apartment in a quiet courtyard on Chistye Prudy Images are not available in older materials. We apologize for the inconvenience Investment bank broker Alexander has been renting an apartment in the historical center of the city, in a quiet courtyard on Podsosensky Lane, for four years now. Previously, his colleague lived there, who gave the apartment to Sasha, so there was no need to use the services of realtors.
The Village
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Oct 22, 2010
New place: Tverbul restaurant
The Tverbul restaurant specializing in grilling has opened on Tverskoy Boulevard Images are not available in older materials. We apologize for the inconvenience The Tverbul grill restaurant opened at 24 Tverskoy Boulevard . It was opened by people from the Ginza Project (at the same address there are two more establishments under their leadership - the democratic café-pastry "Bublik" and the not yet opened bar "Melody"), and the menu was developed by the famous chef Anatoly Komm.
The Village
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Oct 22, 2010
Motorists turned Yandex.Traffic into Twitter
Drivers stuck in Moscow traffic jams began using the Yandex.Traffic service as a kind of Twitter Images are not available in older materials. We apologize for the inconvenience On October 20, drivers stuck in Moscow traffic jams began leaving short messages en masse in the form of marks on the Yandex.Traffic map. Thus, motorists turned the service into a kind of Twitter, writes user Anchar & Anngel in a blog on the website iphones.ru .