Interesting and Humour - page 2177

[Anatoli Kazharski]

[Sergey Golubev]

€1-car

The hybrid E-car project, loudly announced by Mikhail Prokhorov in 2010 and with over 200,000 pre-orders, is effectively closed. ONEXIM has transferred all of its technology to the state-owned NAMI institute for €1 and intends to sell its production facilities in St. Petersburg. The company explained the decision by the sharp rise in prices for equipment due to the weakening of the ruble and the decline in the car market. The government has not yet decided in which project the E-mobile platform can be used.

[nowi]

hello my occasional radio listener. Today our guest is the author and unfortunately performer of his songs, poet of Moscow sewers Eduard Severovy.

Eduard was born in a dysfunctional family, in fact it was dysfunctional after his birth Eduard.

By the way, a little about the family of the great singer: Eduard Suroki was born into a typical Russian family with Ukrainian roots in a Tatar village near Minsk. His mother, Gayane Akopyan, was a Latvian Kazakh who migrated to Uzbekistan from Estonia.

In 1998 Eduard passed exams in Moscow State University and was enrolled to military unit #144 in Voronezh.

It was there that Eduard wrote his first two buckets of songs.

Eduard was married three times: first he married his neighbour, Svetlana Koryakina, then divorced and married Svetlana's mother, Irina Mikhailovna. He later separated from her, too, and married Svetlana's grandmother, whom he also recently separated from. Now Svetlana's grandmother is hiding in Canada

Edward harsh committed suicide in 1986, but the bullet passed through his head without touching there anything vital. Doctors fought for a long time to kill Edward, but unfortunately Edik's unpretentious body coped with the disease.

In 2011, Edward is invited to a concert for Police Day in Podolsk, where he sings just one song, after which the police changed his name to militia for half an hour, and they beat him up.

[Andrew Petras]

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http://www.ixbt.com/news/hard/index.shtml?17/59/03

[Sergey Golubev]

Geneticists plan to begin experiments to slow down ageing in humans

[Pavel Gotkevitch]

Israeli diplomats beat up an Indian border guard

[Pavel Gotkevitch]

But despite this hooligan act (see previous post), India defiantly chose Israel over Russia

[Andrey Vasiliev]

Paprika:

30 years ago in 1984, the first mass-produced Soviet domestic colour computer BK0010 was released. Priced at 600p, with an average Moscow wage of 200p.

Deliveries to Electronica showrooms began in 1985. There were no queues and anyone could buy one. I did.

It is ironic, but unlike the Mac, which was also released by Apple that year, ours was more like today's tablets.