The Bee Gees' hit will be played for free in medical schools in Germany. Actor Vinnie Jones explains how to properly hold your hands during cardiac massage. Still from an advertisement for the British Heart Foundation Medical schools in Germany can play the Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive" without copyright concerns. The Society for the Management of Music in Public Performance (GEMA) has allowed institutions to perform the composition in classrooms for free.

Lovers of the sauce will only be able to get it in Germany and for a limited time. Still from the first episode of the third season of the series "Rick and Morty" German McDonald's has announced the return of Szechuan sauce. The product has been out since 1998 and gained viral popularity just over a month ago after being mentioned in the latest episode of the animated series Rick and Morty.

And as if by chance, I drove past the CNN office. Melissa McCarthy as Sean Spicer American actress and TV presenter Melissa McCarthy rode through a New York traffic jam on a self-propelled speaker's platform, dressed as White House press secretary Sean Spicer. One of the first videos of her passage was published by a CNN producer. As it turned out, the TV presenter dressed up as Spicer and drove around New York to film the next episode of Saturday Night Live, which will air on May 13.

On the night of May 13, the premiere of an opera-oratorio dedicated to Tolkien took place in the Moscow subway. @julianka_happy: When in the middle of the night you find yourself at one of the metro stations where something interesting, even wonderful, is happening Closed preview of the oratorio “The Silmarillion. In Memory of Tolkien" was held at the Delovoy Tsentr metro station and was timed to coincide with the celebration of the 82nd anniversary of the Moscow Metro.

www.vedomosti.ru Grigory Berezkin will help the postal service “Russian Post” will buy 15,000 Inoi smartphones on the businessman’s Sailfish operating system The management of Russian Post has signed a contract for the purchase of 15 thousand Inoi smartphones on the Sailfish Mobile operating system. 171 million rubles will be spent on providing postmen with devices.

After computers in UK hospitals were attacked by ransomware hackers, a wave of cyber attacks spread to other countries, including Russia. In the Russian Federation, an attack was reported on the computers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Investigative Committee, as well as trading companies. After Great Britain, Spain was the first to report the attack. According to the Financial Times, the Windows computers of employees of the country's telephone companies were blocked.

Car company Bentley has announced that it will begin producing cars for vegetarians, in which the upholstery will be made from "mushroom and jellyfish skin." Salon Bentley The company's chief designer Stefan Sielaff spoke about the search for new “ethical” materials for car upholstery. He said Bentley's luxury interiors, which can use up to 20 animal skins to create, are not suitable for vegetarians, of whom there are a growing number in the West.

The first actions of an ordinary user. Almost simultaneous reports of large-scale failures in many countries could cause panic and a feeling of insecurity among ordinary network users. The victims of the ransomware were mainly the servers of large organizations from which the attackers intended to steal money. Ordinary users were not immune from the impact, although it is easy to protect yourself from the virus.

The video blogger explained the processes in the Universe in 20 minutes, using jazz inserts and drawings from Microsoft Paint. Blogger Bill Wurtz published a video called “The History of a Whole World, I Guess,” in which he talked about the most famous events throughout the history of the planet. The video caught the attention of The Verge. In the 20-minute video, Wurtz explains the entire history of the Universe, from the Big Bang to the near future.

One of the most colorful settlements in the world. @arieprakhman The name of the settlement Kampung Pelangi in Indonesia literally translates as “Rainbow Village”. There are only 232 houses, each of which is painted in bright colors and decorated with graffiti. The government has funded a facelift of the village to make it even more attractive to tourists. This is not the first project of its kind, but other “rainbow” settlements are smaller and not as popular with travelers.

Energetic reviews of Moscow and Moscow region railway stations from a blogger with the pseudonym Fyodor Peskostruev. Blogger Fyodor Gorbachev, under the pseudonym Fyodor Peskostruev, has been filming reviews of train stations in Moscow and the Moscow region for several months. Under each video, he asks subscribers to leave a comment on where to go next time.

Capture unexpected vertical shots with Panorama mode and dozens of frames in just a few seconds with Burst mode. Apple has released five promotional videos with recommendations for using the camera on the seventh generation iPhone. The videos show how best to shoot portraits, macro shots, vertical panels and moving objects, as well as unlit subjects in the dark. For portrait photography, Apple recommended using a mode specifically designed for this purpose in combination with the depth effect.

The state search engine Sputnik will either be closed or refocused on other tasks. Over the three years of operation, the resource has failed to become popular. this to Vedomosti . reported Several people close to Rostelecom The publication noted that according to LiveInternet, Sputnik does not even have 1% of the Runet search engine market. The interlocutors noted that there is no final understanding of the change in the search engine strategy yet.

On May 12, the Maxim taxi service application was returned to the Google Play store two weeks after it was removed. Previously, it was mistakenly deleted instead of one of the clones. TJ was told about this by the service’s press service. Representatives of Maxim wrote to Google Play technical support several times asking for the application to be returned. Once restored to the store, it is available via search or via a direct link.

The Briton did not open the door to the Prime Minister, who came to campaign for votes for the local Conservative candidate. Theresa May with local Conservative candidate Paul Holmes. Photo by Reuters A resident of the British city of Southampton, 29-year-old unemployed David Bryan did not open the door to Prime Minister Theresa May. The politician wanted to visit the man to convince him to vote for local Conservative Party candidate Paul Holmes, the Daily Mail reports .