The Chinese spoke about the reasons why foreigners do not seek to marry Russian women, despite their illustrious beauty
Chinese journalist called the shortcomings of Russian womenPhoto: Andrey KOPALOV
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Chinese journalist Portal Sohu listed several reasons why foreigners do not seek to marry Russian girls, despite their beauty.
According to the author of the article, many stereotypes have developed around the Russians, among them the tradition of making domestic bears or a love of vodka. However, he called the most mysterious phenomenon of Russian women, attracting foreign visitors with their appearance.
“Many of them dream of marrying a Russian beauty, and there are many Chinese men among them,” the journalist says, but immediately notes that such marriages are not frequent.
The Chinese gives three reasons that can explain such statistics. The author declares that the “cheeky character” of Russian women, as well as their love for booze and sloppiness in trifles, are not suitable for Chinese grooms. In addition, he reports the unwillingness of Russians to “put their soul into truly important matters.”
“They like to drink, believing that in this way they release their“ I ”and show a true character. In addition, they do everything through their sleeves, are not too accurate in the details, and do not put their soul into truly important matters, ”the journalist believes.
In concluding his article, he notes that the desire to marry should not be based on appearance, but rather on the basis of her character and understanding.
Recall that earlier, a Chinese blogger confessed his love for Russian cuisine and called Russian dishes, the taste of which is “impossible to forget.” So, he called goulash “a reflection of the soul of the Russian people”
Scientists have identified a reliable remedy for chronic diseases of metabolism
Effective way of struggle against diabetesPhoto: Ivan MAKEEV
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Prolonged physical exercises and playing sports is an effective way to avoid and even to some extent to overcome some chronic diseases associated with metabolism, e.g., diabetes or metabolic syndrome. To such conclusion scientists from the Karolinska Institute in Sweden and the University of San Diego in the United States as a result of their research, reported in the journal Cell Reports.
The experiment involved eighteen people engaged in Jogging, Cycling and other endurance exercises at least 15 years and seven men, who regularly perform strength exercises.
The researchers found that frequent physical activity changes the activity (expression) 1 711 metabolic genes in women and 1,097 genes in men. That is, the endurance training significantly improves processes associated with the tricarboxylic acid cycle (Krebs cycle), which plays a key role in metabolism.
Those who performed strength training had only 26 genes, which changed their activity. However, this does not mean, however, training does not have any effect. They can directly affect the activity of proteins and not on gene expression.
Experts also compared the obtained results with the data about the change of gene activity in people with metabolic syndrome and type II diabetes.
By the way, the subjects periodically performed exercises for about 6-12 months, after which the situation with the expression of the genes was similar to that observed in the new study, people performing endurance exercise for many years.
After being extradited from Spain to the USA Russian citizen faced up to 35 years in prison for his involvement in the development of the program, stealing customer data banks. Admitting guilt of one of the charges, foxes received four years
Stanislav Lisov
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Russian Stanislav Lisov, who last year was convicted in the United States on charges of conspiracy to commit hacking attacks, will be deported. About it reports TASS.
According to the Agency, the programmer was taken to the airport of a name of John Kennedy in new York, where he flight of “Aeroflot” will depart to Moscow. The departure is scheduled for 02:20 GMT 17 Jun.
Lisova was taken to the airport from the Pennsylvania center for temporary detention of persons subject to deportation. He was accompanied by two officers of the US immigration service. The process of deportation was witnessed by the representatives of the Russian Consulate General in new York, the Agency said.
“I have a Russian passport, everything else is waiting at home. Return home with joy and trepidation in my heart, so it is waiting for the plane to take off. Then it’ll definitely be free,” — said Lisov.
Extradited to the USA the Russian programmer pleaded guilty
The UAE energy Minister of Those al-mazroui called the dream of the rise in oil prices above $40 a barrel after the transaction OPEC+. He said this during the webinar, the Atlantic Council (analytical center under NATO). His words, the correspondent of RBC.
According to the Minister, until a new agreement OPEC+ in the UAE expect the price of oil this year will range from $20 to $30 per barrel, and the price of $30 a barrel was considered as the maximum.
“But the price of oil rose to $43 per barrel, which was a dream, which, according to our forecasts, it was possible only next year,” said al mazrouei.
The cost of a barrel of Brent on the stock exchange in London exceeded $43 on Monday 8 June, the highest since March 6. Later, the price fell again, on 12 June it amounted to below $37 for the first time since the end of may. As of 16 June, the cost of a barrel of Brent amounted to $39,86.
The head of “Gazprom oil” Alexander Dyukov said that the price of oil could rise to $40 per barrel by the end of the year and current fall should not be a reason to change the deal, OPEC+. According to him, the recent fall in oil prices below $40 per barrel, “objective normalization” after “a certain euphoria”.
According to him, he chose Sweden, because he assumed that it was “not the enemy”: “I thought she was not a member of NATO. Looked what they were doing, saw the Orion ship, same destination approximately, and our spacecraft “Tselina-2”, and wrote to the developers of this ship that have experience of software development. [Я предполагал, что] the developer can be civil. Not a single word that I was going to sell them some secrets, was not there. They told me the denial that “we are only citizens of Sweden”. And I calmed down on this”, — said the interlocutor of RBC.
He continued to work as a programmer in commercial companies, and in 2013 again tried to apply their experience in the field of technical intelligence. He knew that in his Department Academy. Mozhaisk there was a target set by the Belarusian cadets, and “I think that Belarus needs such a service”, “I just wrote a letter to Minsk by the Deputy Minister of defence for armaments. Sent by regular mail, but this letter never arrived, and the FSB to pay attention to me”.
Conflict with colleagues
In the summer of 2013 Kravtsov called to talk to the FSB and took away his computer for verification. “I was calm, because I’m not a spy, not sell secrets, any assignments not received”. During the following years he lived a normal life, continuing to work as a programmer, he says. From time to time he was invited to the FSB, and he gave an explanation about the data his computer.
In may 2014, the engineer chose to go on vacation to Greece. “I called his supervisor, who spoke to the FSB, and said that we want to visit the resort some. He says, “of Course. You have a passport with you?” I said, “In me.” “Well, and what then, go.” I said, “will You tell my boss?”. “Yes, thank you, alert. Thank you for calling, good night”. And three days before departure, the tickets had already been bought, may 27, I placed in the pavement near my house, when I went to the store. It was an act of intimidation: could I just ask, and say, “Gennady Nikolayevich, are you still go,” and there is already handcuffed. [Вместо этого] several people were attacked, choked, beaten, [погрузили] in the van, the house was searched, and this day I already was closed in Lefortovo”, — said the engineer.
The Commission, which at the request of the investigators conducted an examination on the subject of disclosure of state secrets Kravtsov, joined his former colleagues from the GRU, said the interlocutor of RBC. “[С ними] conflict working in nature. Each analyst has his own area of responsibility. When I conducted some of his experiments, revealed the sources [излучения] the areas of responsibility of other officers. Alone I was grateful. And some just said, “What are you doing on my property? Don’t tell me what to do.” And those who do not want too much bother in his career, I was very disliked. Two of these were”.
Ask questions to these experts, he was unable, although his defense tried to achieve: “I just saw their signature.” To interrogate them at the trial, the judge was not satisfied written opinion, said the engineer, “I know that many [мои сослуживцы] would just [в эту комиссию] go. Apparently [сотрудники ФСБ] examined the question, with whom I have relationships.”
“The conclusion of the investigation that sent summary was kept a state secret, made on the basis of the conflicting conclusions of experts, moreover, as in other similar cases, has been affiliated with the FSB. Attempts by the defence to call these experts for their interrogation were ignored as the investigator, and court”, — told RBC lawyer, head of “Team 29” Ivan Pavlov.
RBC sent a request to the public relations Center of the FSB.
(ANSA) – ROME, MAY 04 – An “additional” effort for
“to guarantee the rapid conclusion of the functional procedures”
to ‘phase 2’, with the administrations that “will be able to evaluate
rethink the organizational methods put in place, based
basically about agile work. So they can predict
limited returns of staff quotas to conclude
urgent and non-urgent practices
treatable remotely “. This is the content of the directive
just signed by the owner of the P.a, Fabiana Dadone, second
what Palazzo Vidoni reports. “The state – writes the ministry –
has never stopped and now must support the revival of
key sectors that reopen their doors “. (ANSA).
Abashkin had plenty of connections, and the actress herself “disappeared”: the conclusion suggests itself.
Not so long ago, a rumor appeared about the next disagreement between Ekaterina Guseva and her husband Vladimir Abashkin. Previously, a pair of quarrels were already noticed, after which the couple talked about reconciliation. Now the suspicious “lull” has dragged on for almost 2 months. According to information from the media in the family, a divorce is being prepared, even the name of the alleged actress lover was named. Given Abashkin’s previous statements and his capabilities, we can safely assume that he is going to destroy his wife’s career after a divorce.
The last public event in which Guseva was noted was her first solo concert in the Kremlin. Such strong emotions overwhelmed the woman, as if her dream had come true. That momentous event was shared with her by a son and a friend who behaved like the head of the family. After that, Catherine disappeared “from the radar.”
The confessions of Vladimir immediately come to mind that his wife brought him to an early gray hair. Given the numerous rumors about her novels, it is easy to guess that we are talking about jealousy. Meanwhile, Abashkin has a solid business that is directly related to all areas of show business: theater, cinema, and pop music. The businessman collaborated with such stars as Alla Pugacheva, Sofia Rotaru, Joseph Kobzon, Valery Leontyev, Philip Kirkorov and other celebrities of the “first magnitude”. Of course, Guseva is a popular person, but in secular circles, as a rule, they think in terms of benefits, rather than loyal friendship. Therefore, a reliable partner in the person of her husband may be a priority, which means that ignore will begin in the direction of Catherine. It is possible that the corresponding ultimatums and the clarification of relations in a pair are happening right now.
The head of the department said that the number of prisoners in jail exceeds the limit. He asked the chairman of the Supreme Court to orient the courts towards alternatives when electing suspects in economic and non-serious crimes
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The director of the Federal Penitentiary Service, Alexander Kalashnikov, called for a coronavirus pandemic to refuse to arrest people for crimes of small and medium gravity. He made this request in a letter to the Chairman of the Supreme Court (VS) Vyacheslav Lebedev. A copy of the letter was published by the Telegram channel Mash. A RBC source close to the FSIN confirmed its authenticity.
“In the context of measures taken to counteract the spread of the new coronavirus infection COVID-19, the high density of people held in pre-trial detention centers and correctional institutions is of concern,” the Kalashnikov letter said.
According to him, as of April 1, the filling of 22 pre-trial detention centers exceeds the established limit. The most difficult situation, as Kalashnikov pointed out, is observed in institutions in Moscow, the Moscow Region and the Crimea.
He noted that 20.6% (3,777 people) of the total number of arrestees entering a pre-trial detention center for a month (18,338 people) are those who want to be held criminally liable for committing minor crimes. “The total number of accused who have been brought to pre-trial detention facilities for crimes of small and medium gravity for a month is 43.7% of the total number of newly arrested (8018 people),” the letter said.
Prison officials reported a positive coronavirus test from a producer sentenced to 23 years for sex crimes. According to them, Weinstein was isolated on March 19, when he was 68 years old.
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Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, who was sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual harassment, became infected with a coronavirus. This is with reference to the official representatives of the prison, where the producer is serving his sentence, informs Alabama CNHI News Service.
Weinstein is in the Wende maximum security prison in the city of Alden, New York, where he also confirmed a positive result for coronavirus. This information is from the correctional facility. reported Newspaper Niagara Gazette, published in New York’s Niagara Falls. Source Daily Mail also declaredthat testing showed coronavirus at Weinstein and he was quarantined.
Interlocutors of CNHI reported that Weinstein was isolated on his birthday on March 19 (he turned 68 years old). In this prison, COVID-19 was found in another prisoner, its representatives added.
Court announced Weinstein’s verdict on March 11th. Prior to this, the jury found him guilty on two counts of five presented: rape of the third degree and acts of a sexual nature (the maximum term for this is 25 years in prison). Weinstein was reduced the duration of his imprisonment, but lawyers feared that, given his age, he might not survive this period. A few hours after Weinstein’s sentence were hospitalized with chest pains. CNN noted that this is not the first time he went to the hospital – the producer has problems with his heart and back.
The enemy Hank Bolden
faced did not come from a distant front line.
It came from the skies.
It’s a battle that’s still going on 65 years later. Bolden, who is now 82 years old, is an atomic veteran – one of hundreds of thousands of American service members used in human testing by the United States government during post-WWII nuclear tests and sworn to a secret life.
“They wanted to see how the living soldiers would resist the exposure
to radiation, ”recalls Bolden. “Before using live soldiers they were using
mannequins. But you don’t get real results using mannequins as you would
live bodies. “
A DIFFERENT TIME
While accompanying a friend to a New Haven recruiting station in 1953, Bolden was invited to join the army. At just 16 years old then and already out of high school, he admits that he “pulled down” his birth certificate to move to the age of 18, joining the approximately 200,000 underage soldiers who would have served during the Second World War and the eras of the Korean War.
After basic training in
Fort Dix was assigned to work as a tank mechanic in Texas before moving to Texas
California and becoming a surface-to-air missile mechanic.
Despite an executive order issued in July
26, 1948, by President Harry S. Truman to desegregate the armed forces, the last one
the all black units of the army were not abolished until 1954. And in 1955, Bolden
he says, racist attitudes persist even after the units have been racially integrated.
“The residual thoughts of people were firm
linger, “he says.” My outfit was 800 people strong. Thirteen of us were
black. Ten were from the South, who were more tolerant of treatment
they got racially. But the three of us from the North couldn’t tolerate it,
so I have had many fights over this. So I was the guy they wanted
get rid of.”
It would not be the only race
discrimination Bolden would witness as a soldier.
SECRET
ASSIGNMENT
In 1955, the seventeen year old
he was suddenly ordered to the Nevada desert without explanation.
“They don’t tell you what you’re going to face,” he said. “Nobody
they knew what they were going to face. ”
What he would eventually face was a classified operation known as Operation Teapot at the Nevada Test Site. In a series of 14 bomb throws, or “hits”, military officials tried to test the effects of nuclear bombs on structures and strategies, animals and people.
All races of military personnel
participated in the Teapot operation. But upon arrival in Nevada, Bolden was
astounded to accomplish all the other soldiers in his new specially selected unit
for a mysterious assignment they were also black.
“There was this myth about black people
be able to resist, tolerate certain things more than any other race “, he
He says. “So it was a test on that too.”
AN ATOMIC NIGHT
One morning in February, Bolden
the unit was ordered in a desert trench. Unbeknownst to them, it was excavated
the expected route of the fallout, only 2.8 miles away from what it would have become
ground zero for the launch of an atomic bomb.
Even though a countdown sounded on the speakers, Bolden says, the soldiers still had no idea what they were about to face. Without protective gear in addition to the normal fabrics and helmets, they waited and looked.
“They tell you to cover your eyes”
he says.
On February 18, 1955, Shot Wasp, the first nuclear test of Operation Teapot, detonated a Mark 6 nuclear bomb dropped by a B-36 exactly at noon. A monstrous cloud of mushrooms filled the sky, reaching 21,500 feet in height.
“With radiation, when you put your arms over your eyes or hands, you actually see the bones, you see the bones in your body from the exposure. You can see your skeleton. “
After the relapse the warning came.
“You swore not to speak
“said Bolden. The soldiers were threatened with imprisonment and fines for violation
The oath.
For 60 years, Bolden didn’t tell anyone. No this
family, not his wife, not his children. Not even her doctors when she spies on her
tumors have started to show. He developed bladder and posterior subcapsular cancer
cataract and in 1990 multiple myeloma was diagnosed.
“They actually gave me three and a half years
four years to live, ”recalls Bolden. So in 1995 I should have been a statistic. “
But in 1995, Bolden was in remission. He is a citizen
the secret was coming to light.
HIDDEN STORY
Government figures estimate between 400,000 and 550,000 US military personnel who participated in a series of nuclear tests between 1946 and 1992. According to the Department of Defense’s Defense Threat Reduction Agency, this includes post occupation forces -Second World War of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, prisoners of war in Japan at the end of the Second World War, participants in the atmospheric nuclear tests in Nevada and the Pacific from 1945 to 1962 and participants in the underground nuclear tests in Nevada from 1951 to 1992.
Many of these “atomic veterans” have succumbed before their own
the stories have become public, their bodies are full of tumors. In
1990, the veil of secrecy began to lift.
After setting up the Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments to investigate 10-year experiments, President Clinton made a formal apology to American atomic veterans on October 3, 1995. By order of the president, Congress would repeal the nuclear radiation agreement law. and secrecy, allowing atomic veterans to talk about their experiences without fear of fines or treason charges. And financial compensation has been opened to all qualified atomic veterans.
“Those who led the government when these decisions were made are no longer here to take responsibility for what they have done. They are not here to apologize to survivors, family members or their communities whose lives have been overshadowed by shadow of these choices So today, on behalf of another generation of American leaders and another generation of American citizens, the United States of America offers sincere apologies to those of our citizens who have undergone these experiments. the government is wrong, we have a moral responsibility to admit it, “said President Bill Clinton on October 3, 1995
But the television address has been obscured. The same happened
day when OJ Simpson’s verdict was issued in a live classroom feed, taking
on televisions and news cycles across America.
As a result, many skilled veterans had no idea of the ban
the secrecy had been lifted, nor that they could claim benefits. Bolden no
find out until he researched the Internet, he says, in 2015.
“I was once so angry and so aggravating with the government that I thought I would be murdered to keep me from talking,” he says.
When Bolden attempted to apply for subsidies, he found that the burden of proof was placed on his fellow atomic veterans. The government would give compensation from the date a complaint was filed, but not retroactively, and only if the veteran could prove that he had participated in the tests – which proved to be an almost impossible task after millions of military documents were destroyed in a 1973 fire against the National Staff Registration Center. As many as 18 million documents were burned, including 80% of all army personnel discharged between 1912 and 1960.
“They hoped for it
would have died sooner or would have been one of those guys who surrendered ”
says Anthony Bolden, Hank’s son. “No thanks. Hank doesn’t have it.”
After paying her
own pocket for a polygraph lie detector pouch, Hank eventually claimed
approved, setting a precedent for other atomic veterans whose records were
destroyed.
Photo: Hidden story: the atomic veterans of America
Hit a high note
“The love of music has
I’ve always been there. “
After his honorable discharge
from the army, Bolden went to work as an engineer before deciding to pursue a
career as a jazz musician who works while his family grows. Tell the story
while cradling the tenor saxophone that has been at his side since 1967. The “Rolls
Royce “of tools, he says.
The brand is Selmer. IS
in a strange coincidence, the model is a 6 sign. It is the same name as the shot
Wasp atomic bomb design.
But this is where the
the similarities end. The bomb was his nightmare. Music, his dream and his
outlet to work through the trauma of what lived in Nevada
desert.
“It’s like the blood inside
my veins. It takes away all my other thoughts, “he says
Bolden is finally
he receives compensation from the government and is now using it to help make his dream come true.
He returned to school, studying jazz performances at Hartt University of Hartford
School.
“They are like the relic
here with all these kids, you know, “he chuckles.
Professor Javon Jackson
says that the 82-year-old is leaving a unique mark on the prestigious program.
“He has a lot of emotion,” says Jackson. “He is a very bluesy, very full of feeling, a natural player. His life, wisdom and the things he has acquired allow him to play the way it sounds.”
LIVING HISTORY
The vast majority of
Today, the American atomic veterans of the atmospheric test era are gone. About
400,000 veterans were present during these tests, according to the veterans
Administration. Survivors’ numbers vary, from around 10,000 to 80,000
still alive.
Bolden believes he is one of only two surviving African American atomic veterans who are recognized and receive compensation from the government. He is on a mission to reach as many survivors as possible and help them request the long-awaited recognition and compensation.
And he’s sharing his story, he says, to make sure the plight of American atomic veterans is no longer ignored.
“When people like me pass by, this won’t be part of the story unless someone makes sure it’s kept alive.”
