Monolithic works at Lianozovo station The Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya metro line is 70 percent complete, said Andrey Bochkarev, Moscow's deputy mayor for urban planning and construction. The construction of monolithic structures in the second vestibule continues, — he said, adding that similar work on the first concourse has already been completed.
At present, builders have begun finishing the track wall and will begin soon installation of engineering systems, Bochkarev added.
Managing Director of JSC «Mosinzhproekt» (The engineering holding is the management company for the construction of new lines and stations of the Moscow metro, «AiF”) Yuri Kravtsov recalled that two underground pedestrian crossings are being built in parallel. One will lead to the platform of the same name on the MCD-1 line, the second will go through the Dmitrovskoye highway.
“Currently, excavation in the MCD-1 transition construction area is fully completed in two of the three pits. Soil excavation in the remaining pit will begin after concreting of the main structures of the second vestibule of the station, where monolithic works are already underway, — said Kravtsov.
As for crossing the highway, the first pit has already been concreted, the layout of the second will start soon, he said. Branches north of Moscow, three stations will open next year: Yakhromskaya, Lianozovo; and Phystech. They will improve transport services for Dmitrovsky, Vostochnoye Degunino districts , Beskudnikovsky and Lianozovo, as well as for the Severny settlement. It is assumed that their residents will be able to save up to 20 minutes on public transport trips. In addition, the new metro stations will unload the Dmitrovsk highway oye and the northern sections of the Serpukhovsko-Timiryazevskaya and Zamoskvoretskaya metro lines. Builders of the large ring line began to mount decorative panels.
At the end of this week, from February 19 to 20, the temperature will be 50 days ahead of the climatic course. The scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center Roman Vilfand. The most severe anomalies are expected in the North-West, as well as in the center and north of the European part.
What will the temperature be this week?
According to the forecaster, night temperatures in central European Russia will be -2…-7 degrees, daytime temperatures +1…+3 degrees. Wednesday evening it will be up to -8 degrees.
“From Monday to Wednesday the temperature will be 6 to 7 degrees above the norm, but it will still correspond to the values of March , and April weather will come with confidence from Thursday: the temperature will be 11 degrees above the norm. It will even correspond to the second decade of April. The daytime temperature in the center of European Russia will reach +5 degrees, — Vilfand explained.
From Thursday, according to the meteorologist, a confident “April” will come: the temperature will be 11 degrees above normal. In St. Petersburg, the temperature during the week will be 6-10 degrees above the norm, and in Moscow and adjacent regions the temperature will exceed the norm by 8-10 degrees.
When can it rain?
As noted by Vilfand, significant rainfall is not expected until Thursday. Rain and sleet are possible on Friday.
How long will the abnormal heat last?
The abnormal heat will continue until the end of February. According to the leading specialist of the meteorological center of Phobos Evgeny Tishkovets, spring will come prematurely in Moscow.
“The heat anomaly will continue no only until the end of winter, but it will also pass in March, which confirms previously issued estimates of an early start to spring, — said the forecaster.
According to Tishkovets, the average monthly air temperature in February is four degrees above the norm. And next week, this trend will intensify and approach all-time highs.
At the beginning of February, rapper Morgenstern, law enforcement again became interested, this time in Naberezhnye Chelny. On Wednesday, February 9, we learned that an administrative file had been opened against the musician for promoting drugs. We are talking about three clips of the artist, on which a tattoo with a “plant that looks like hemp” was visible.
This is not the first case of prosecution for “protest”; images that look like plants containing narcotic substances. So, in 2020, in Volzhsk, the police seized 136 pairs of socks with cannabis, and their saleswoman was fined 40,000 for promoting the drug. And already in the fall of the same year, the court fined a resident of Penza 4,000 rubles for posting a photo of socks with the image of hemp on her pages in social networks Instagram and Vkontakte. The judge found that the girl “committed illegal drug advertising”.
Such affairs have started before. Ultimately, in 2009, the Presidium of the Supreme Court of Russia decided that the sale of products with the image of hemp leaves was an advertisement for the drug. That's right, lawyer Konstantin Kudryashov says that “in fact, the practice of law enforcement has gone beyond the limits that the law has drawn: no law does not prohibits the sale of such goods”.
Can he be prosecuted for wearing such things?
“It's hard, but still possible,— considers Unified Protection Center attorney Kirill Reznik. ”Simplistic “propaganda” – it is the dissemination of any information in society so that society perceives it and modifies its behavior in the direction necessary for the broadcaster. What matters here is how many people have been influenced by it. According to him, there is no exhaustive definition of the term “propaganda” in the law, and because of this, the assessment of certain actions is left to the discretion of the police and the court. But at the same time, as Resnik explains, law enforcement must also prove that the design on the clothes, sticker, etc. really represents cannabis: “A qualified expert should compare the drawing with what the plant actually looks like in the wild. .”
According to Kudryashov, wearing such things, as well as selling them, is not prohibited by law: “All these actions are almost always of a unique nature and propaganda on the part of the police. The same applies, the lawyer adds, to tattoos with the image of a plant with narcotic substances or stickers on cars and the like: “Propaganda is prohibited here: when a positive meaning or an appeal for the use of drugs is broadcast”. But if you're still carrying such things, you need to be prepared to stand up for yourself, the lawyer warns: “If you look at the practice of sentencing, then almost everyone has pleaded guilty in the cases I'm dealing with. have seen. If you defend yourself, there will be no liability.
Is Morgenstern guilty?
Lawyer Konstantin Kudryashov believes he is not: “There is no of infringement in the artist's actions, as the image itself does not indicate an intent to promote them.”
But the lawyer for the “Unified Defense Center” I disagree with him because “the public is quite large and there are more reasons to call propaganda the effect that comes from the number of people watching videos with the artist's participation.”
In Samara detained Denis Zubov, the son of Igor Zubov, while he tried to bribe agents of the forces of the order According to State Duma DeputyAlexander Khinshtein, the amount of the bribe could have amounted to 18 million rubles. The funds were to be transferred for the patronage of the oil depot “Intersectoral Association of the TNP”. Zubov's detention in the bribe case was confirmed by RIA Novosti and TASS law enforcement sources.
According to Khinshtein, the arrest took place on February 11 in the Viva-Land shopping center in Samara. According to the deputy, in addition to Zubov, the president of the mini football club"Dynamo-Samara" Igor Karpov was also detained during the special operation and the former director of “MO NTP” Vasily Ermakov.
A case has been opened against three detainees under the article on payment of a bribe on a particularly large scale (part 5 of article 291 of the Criminal Code). The article threatens with a prison term of up to 15 years.
According to lawyer Mikhail Semagin ,The Samara District Court detained Zubov for two months. According to Semagin, his client is involved in the case as a suspect.
Who is Denis Zubov?
Denis Igorevich Zubov — son of Deputy Interior Minister Igor Zubov, who served as Deputy Interior Minister for almost ten years since June 2012. In October 2013, President Vladimir Putin awarded Igor Zubov the rank of 1st class real estate adviser and the Order of Alexander Nevsky in 2018. Prior to that, Zubov Sr. worked at the Moscow University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. affairs, was a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Tver region.
Earlier, RBC reported that the son of Igor Zubov appeared in the Panamagate documents. As the records show, Denis Igorevich Zubov controlled the real estate company The Monumental Property Company Ltd for more than three years from 2001 to 2004. This asset was registered in the British Virgin Islands. In addition, Zubov Jr. owns the oil trading company "Metalit" which, according to Panamanian files, generated 20 billion rubles in 2014.
In 2004, the man businessman Zubov Jr. Igor Khudokormov— owner of the Prodimex Group, leader of the Russian sugar industry.
Weekly “Argumenty i Fakty” № 6. Dogs: heroes or outcasts? 02/09/2022
We all need precision to express our feelings and emotions. And if there's a reaction to everything: “I'm in shock!” — then we cannot distinguish indignation from surprise and irritation.
Scientific Director of the Institute of Language Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Academician Nikolai Kazansky — about what threatens the Russian language, what words can come out of our speech, and without which it is impossible to teach at school.
A wonderful property of the Russian language
< p>Dmitry Pisarenko, “AiF”: — Nikolai Nikolaevich, it seems that the Russian language still has great prestige in  ;the world: it ranks 4th in translations, is one of ; UN official languages. But does he lose his job? What if it was excluded from the list of UN languages, given the current geopolitical situation?
Nikolai Kazansky: — The position of the Russian language is still strong, but not like before. During the Soviet Union, in many European countries, Russian was the first compulsory foreign language in secondary schools. For example, in France there were several public schools with Russian as the first foreign language. This is no longer the case.
For leadership among translated publications, first of all, we must thank the classics of the 19th century. But in order not to lose this position, we must maintain interest in our literature, including contemporary literature. The interest and demand for the texts are generally comparable within the country and for its borders. In recent years, the volume of books distributed has fallen sharply. Print runs have been heavily discounted, it may be difficult to purchase a special book. Modern fiction is quite actively translated into other languages, but Pelevin, Sorokin, Vodolazkin in circulation, I I'm afraid they won't win Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky won't soon catch up.
As for the possible exclusion of Russian from the official languages of the UN, this will of course be very bad for world culture. Russia's contribution is huge, so it's unlikely to happen. Moreover, it has been found that when relations between countries worsen, there is an interest in the language of a potential adversary, based on practical considerations.
— My philologist friend, who lives in the United States, just said that Americans are much more interested in the Russian language than before.
— There isn't much to get excited about. After all, this interest is not at all dictated by what one would like, — not a disinterested passion for the spiritual culture of Russia. It is caused by the desire to know the enemy better in order to defeat him and receive the benefit that the victor acquires. That is, it is not about some kind of suddenly awakened interest in Russian culture. The end goal is here — take advantage of the fact that due to political circumstances people who practically know the language will be in demand. This is how the desire to have a well-paid job arises, and not the desire to touch the heights of Russian culture.
— But the English language no longer needs to gain authority for itself, borrowings from au can be found anywhere, including understood Russian and a lot. Should we be worried about it? Will our language digest such an abundance of Anglicisms?
— It will digest, because borrowings into the Russian language have occurred constantly, over the centuries, and very many have entered the language forever. Foreign words have flowed into our speech and adapted to it with their sound and grammar. This ability to absorb borrowings and make them your — wonderful property of the Russian language. Throughout the development of East Slavic languages, starting with the Russian language, which in the 14th century was divided into Belarusian, Russian and Ukrainian, loanwords were a source of vocabulary replenishment and served to accurately express feelings and thoughts. . In Russian, we can trace this reconstruction both by direct borrowings and tracings. The number of these includes all compound words on bon-, partially translated from the Greek. We can recall the flow of loanwords in the time of Pétrine, and loanwords in the first years of Soviet power.
As is known, in the 19th century, many loanwords from the French language appeared, and nothing terrible happened. There are many left (floor, cutletand other), there are many left (manto or mantelFew people remember this). As for what remains, — who, apart from the philologists, remembers today that these are borrowings from French? The Russian language itself will eliminate the unnecessary, it is not worth worrying about.
Will the “user” survive?
— A about total penetration of the Internet slang? Likes, Users, Stories, Haters — Will they remain in our discourse?
— Something will surely remain. Let's say likedoes not have a suitable equivalent in Russian, I think this word will take root. User — Unlikely, instead and often said user. In general, each younger generation has had and will have its own slang. For example, in my youth, placing and not placing the word iron in the sense yes. "Will be guests?" — “Iron!” But do many use it now? As the generation ages, the slang vocabulary disappears on its own, although something remains.
Undoubtedly, the Internet has become a very powerful source for the development of written language. It is disturbing that in many cases the written culture is giving way to the written vernacular. In previous centuries of Russian culture, the written text was an occasion for conversations with those who were distinguished by a deep understanding of life problems and situations. It is unacceptable that everything results in primitive reactions, labels like the phrase “I was shocked!”. This sentence expresses anything, a whole range of emotions — surprise, shock, admiration, fear or horror. And after all, it is important for a person to understand sensations— and ours and foreigners, it is important to be able to describe them in words. It develops empathy, the capacity for empathy. And all of that is now replaced by a — “I am in shock !”.
— And you can only respond with one of the two emoticons happy or sad.
— You you know, I seen the condolence end in a crying emote! Here's where it got to. There was no coined emoticon for the word delight. I fear that the word itself and the capacity for admiration it denotes is dying out.
Primitive thought leads to the fact that the words in in should never leave our speech. The things that touch us and the feeling of being touched by a worthy act must not go away. The word worthymust not disappear. And it risks disappearing, because social networks do not talk about human dignity. It is a complex concept, it cannot be contained within the framework of legislation, but society is based on fundamental elements such as dignity, trust and humanity.
It also worries me that people have started speaking less, preferring the written language. Life is now often replaced by its description and, as a rule, without interest. Discussion is often limited to peers only. It is perfectly normal for such communication to exist, but there is also a problem in the fact that conversations between representatives of different generations fade away. Even in the family, there is not always the time and the strength to talk about the family experience, especially since the grandson has been sitting on a smartphone or computer for three years and shows little interest in those around him. .
Nowhere without Latin
— Love for the mother tongue does not begin only with family, but and with schools. Is she getting away with it?
— First — with the family, since the school program almost no longer provides for the memorization of texts by heart, their pronunciation aloud. The school makes some efforts contrary to the formalities of the exam, but does not come out completely. It's good that the essays that were removed from the exam syllabus were returned to the school. They are very important for developing the ability to think and analyze independently. It is also important the development of style — not average, but clean, allowing the child not to lose his individuality.
It is difficult to set the goal of education to develop the taste of the mother tongue. This is done little by little, as you familiarize yourself with various styles and texts in native and foreign languages. It is the comparison that allows you to understand the beauty of the native language, to assess the correctness of the expression of thought and feelings.
By observing the young people, I came to the conclusion that they now read about as much as before, but that they mainly read spontaneous texts, not only that they didn't go through third-party editing, but that they the author himself didn't bother to proofread.
These texts meet the needs of society, also because the philological culture of modern Russia is in an extremely deplorable state. There is a lack of scholarship in the texts that constitute the golden fund of our culture, there is a lack of habit in sharing discoveries in this field and in discussing good texts. Improving literary and linguistic taste is impossible without well-chosen works and without correlating texts with the whole of European culture, including Latin and Greek literature.
I see a very big problem in the training of teachers of Russian language and literature in the fact that they are now deprived of familiarity with ancient Latin and Greek languages, which is associated with irresponsible changes in university curricula.
The proven system of teacher training, which included classical languages and Old Church Slavonic, is now destroyed. Moreover, if these languages were now introduced in regional universities, no one would teach them, because the specialized department of the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University enrolls only five people per year. an.
Today, only two departments of classical philology have survived, one in Moscow, the other — in Petersburg. Fix 'em— for 5 students. Two other universities train specialists in Moscow — RSUH and HSE. In all the mentioned universities, plus the University of Tomsk, specialists are well trained. It is therefore not surprising that graduates continue their studies abroad, where, unlike in Russia, specialized philological libraries are well stocked. Often when graduates of Moscow State University or St. Petersburg State University graduate, they already receive an invitation to a European university. It turns out that the annual graduation of specialists is catastrophically insufficient: a dozen university professors for a country with 145 million inhabitants and two thousand universities!
In many universities, Latin and Ancient Greek are now taught mainly by enthusiasts who have not had the opportunity to undergo adequate training. Every year in January, they meet at Moscow State University in order to exchange with colleagues on existing problems and to participate in commented readings of Roman writers. Despite the demand for such meetings, they cannot be equated with a systematic long-term study, which includes not only language lessons, but knowledge of philosophy, history and other aspects. of the knowledge of the ancient world, without which the understanding of the text is not always possible.
— one cannot do without Latin in the modern world?
— Latin in all European countries is taught to a large number of people — doctors, philosophers, historians, philologists. If future teachers of the Russian language do not get a full-fledged Latin course and a brief knowledge of ancient Greek, the philological culture of our society will remain in a deplorable state.
As for the ancient Greek language, it contains the origins of our spiritual culture. Half of the words relating to the spiritual realm, — ancient greek tracing paper. Many do not know how many there are in our language. There are some in prosaic and fairly everyday areas. Even a word like insect is a layer in both Latin and Russian. In Greek it is ἔν-τομα (cf. name of specialist entomolog), in Latin — in-secta (cf. insecticides), in Russian — insects.
In conclusion, I would like to remind you that the — it's a fantastic gift given to us like this, for free, by inheritance. This gift must be preserved in order to pass it on to future generations in all its charm and without major losses. The Russian language is a European language, and its charm is particularly noticeable compared to other European languages.
State Duma Deputy Vitaly Milonov called for a ban on the celebration of Valentine's Day in Russia, reports RIA Novosti.
“There shouldn't be such holidays in schools or government institutions. Organizing such events in our country does not come from a great mind. We are not Papuans to hold a cargo cult of well-fed western life,” he said.
The parliamentarian noted that this western holiday had nothing to do with the spiritual or cultural context of the 39;event.
Earlier, Milonov said that single residents of Russia should not rest in Turkey. The deputy believes that many Russian girls do not analyze at all the situation when they succumb to the seduction of “Turkish seducers”. As a result, the child is “possessed” Turkish Dad and Mom remain helpless.
Story The spread of the coronavirus pandemic from China
Virologist, head of the genomic engineering laboratory of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Pavel Volchkov, said that a new superstrain of COVID- 19 could appear in “zero tolerance regions for coronavirus” — China or the countries of South Asia, writes the newspaper Izvestia.
“In China there are 1.5 billion people who have not actually been sick. Hypothetically, such a country could become a new cycle of strain formation: 1.5 billion people who have not recovered from the disease — it's a huge resource base for the virus, it has a place to multiply,” — he said.
The scientist pointed out that in other countries, it is more difficult for new strains to form precisely because of the lack of sufficient resources.
“In general, the emergence of a new superstrain is unlikely, but if it happens, then in those same zero-tolerance regions,” — he summed up.
Earlier, the doctor explained why people without masks don't immediately get sick with coronavirus In addition, experts discussed how to alleviate the symptoms of the omicron strain.
Earlier, allergist-immunologist Vladimir Bolibok said that people who have recovered from the omicron strain should always wear personal protective equipment and do not go to public places, so as not to be infected with other variants of the virus.
Dima and Olya have been together for two years now. For over a year and half of them, they live together and have not separated for a long time – despite the fact that Dima is still unable to walk on his own and needs long-term rehabilitation.
With Dima and Olya, we agreed to meet in a cafe not far from their rented apartment in Moscow. Arrived a little earlier than the stated time, I was unpleasantly surprised by the internal staircase leading from the entrance to the hall. It was a small — only three or four steps, but even this height can become a tangible obstacle for a wheelchair user. I got it, but it was too late to back down. As I picked out a comfortable table for three and pulled out an unnecessary chair, Dima and Olya were already making their way through the slush and ice of Moscow for their first joint talk.
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Dima has been using a wheelchair for 11 years — it's almost a third of his life. But this is just the case when the injury did not break life, but gave it a new direction. Behind Cheshev over the years: studies, sports, career changes and, of course, dozens of rehabilitation and therapy courses in different cities of Russia. The last time she and Olya lived in the Crimean Saki for a year and a half to go through all the necessary procedures, breathe the sea air and just be together. & nbsp;
car, said goodbye to friends and left work.
Olya says it was not easy to decide to move in with Dima — by the time he had to travel 4,000 km for treatment, they had only met for a little over a month. Yes, they loved each other very much, but living together? The pandemic helped Olya make an informed decision. Due to the quarantine in April 2020, the trip to Crimea was postponed until the summer, and he and Dima had a little more time to get closer, and also — finding a remote job and renting a house together in Crimea.
"We grabbed a coffee to go and headed out of town to hang out together, get to know each other better and.. . probably fall in love,” — recalls Dima.
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Both enjoyed their life together. Olya passed the certification for the vacant position of furniture manager and started working remotely in a St. Petersburg company. Dima has taken online training, taken a rehabilitation course and practiced his favorite sport — to swim. Before the injury in 2011, Dima was a swimmer, and now in the water he could do what he could not do on land before.
At first, the couple planned to spend only three months in Saki, then return to their native Abakan, but fate decided otherwise. In October, when it was time to go home, Dima and Olya were horrified — it turned out that they weren't ready to end the little life they had already built together.
“Before the trip to Crimea, we lived separately. I lived with my mother. And now we live together, we love each other and we love to be together… All this time I thought about what was going to happen next. Will we go back to Abakan and each of us go home?”
So Dima hatched a plan: it was decided to postpone the tickets until December and return to his relatives as the New Year approached.
“When I was packing my suitcase for Crimea, I had taken with me a warm coat — And it's the beginning of summer! For some reason I was in the mood to say if it was good there we would stay, — Olya confesses. His intuition did not fail him and the coat proved to be very useful. Warm clothes were sent to Dima later, and this also became a sign.
“At one point my mother sent me something from home and wrote to me that she had nothing else there -bas, which means — nothing holds me back. And it was true.
They never returned to Abakan. From the Crimea they came immediately to Moscow — at night , in full November confinement, with a stroller and two huge suitcases.
It was Dima's youthful dream to move to Moscow. After the injury, plans to conquer the capital had to be postponed, but now nothing interferes with Olya. The couple started looking for an apartment last summer and constantly joked: “Well, what's the chance of renting an apartment to a disabled person and a 'non-Slavic' girl? appearance?”However, they found an apartment: in a good neighborhood, near the Akademicheskaya metro station, where we met.
“Two years ago, on November 5, I invited Olya on a first date. Did I think then that in exactly two years we would move together to Moscow? Did I know that we would live with her for a year and a half in the Crimea? Of course not. I thought she was very sweet, beautiful and interesting. I thought about how I should turn on all my charm, crack funny jokes, and say something clever. And I'm glad I did.
Olia's second gesture was relatively easy: “There is work. So I just take my laptop with me and go wherever I want! — she says. Now they are settling into a new reality for themselves and trying to master the highly accessible Moscow environment they have heard so much about. It proves so far with varying success: snowdrifts, ice, stairs in the subway and vehicles with high steps interfere.
But for Dima, all this has long since ceased to be an obstacle, but a challenge. Therefore, we decided to shoot a real Moscow series with him: about love, life, sports, work and “mobile Moscow”. Check not only the accessibility of the environment and the responsiveness of others, but also show all aspects of life in a big city, which healthy people almost never think about. Moreover, this is not the first time that Dima and Olya have overcome barriers and adapted to new places. Next time we will learn how to find, choose, rent and equip a house in Crimea and a rented apartment in Moscow, while moving in a wheelchair. And how can two adults not go crazy working together from home and getting used to each other.
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The Secretary General of the World Meteorological Organization, Petteri Taalas, has declared that the global warming observed today is the strongest in the last 200,000 years, reports TASS.< /p>
“We started using the planet's fossil resources — oil and gas, which led to an increase in carbon dioxide emissions in the atmosphere, and these are gases greenhouse gases that increase the temperature of the lower atmosphere. There has not been such strong warming for 200,000 years. And there is very clear scientific evidence that this would not be possible without intensive combustion of coal, oil and gas, —, he said.
At the same time, he urged not to confuse weather fluctuations with climate change.
Earlier, the World Meteorological Organization declared the past year 2021 to be one of the seven hottest in the history of observations.
Furthermore, scientists have predicted that global warming could leave the world without the Winter Olympics.
It has been previously reported that the eruption of the Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Haapai volcano threatens the world with cooling due to the release of a huge amount of ash into the stratosphere .
Part of the Canadian army will be moved from Ukraine to another location in Europe. This is stated in the statement of the Ministry of Defense of Canada.
The ministry explained this decision by the difficult operational situation associated with the “unjustified aggression of the Russian Federation against the ;Ukraine”.
< p>It is clarified that the redeployment is temporary, it does not mean the completion of the Canadian Unifier mission. The ministry did not specify where exactly the troops were being sent.
“We will not discuss their numbers, location or future intentions”, – RIA Novosti quotes a message from the ministry.
Earlier, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly said Ottawa was temporarily suspending work on its embassy in Kyiv due to the “deterioration of the security situation”.
< p>Russia rejects claims of invasion plans” to Ukraine. As the Russian Foreign Ministry said, such messages are a provocation, they should be treated “as hysteria”.
