04/08/2008
Paid access archiveWhy Food Costs So Much
By Paul Krugman
These days you hear a lot about the world financial crisis. But there's another world crisis under way -- and it's hurting a lot more people.
West's Criticism, Not NATO, Worries Putin
By Alexander Golts
Imagine that a person decides to pose as a 19th-century Russian nobleman. He wears a long coat, walks with a cane and lets his sideburns grow long.
A Funny Thing Before Medvedev's Forum
By Alexei Pankin
I recently got a call from the organizing committee of the Russian Internet Forum, where I had been accredited as the editor of a magazine covering business on the Internet.
Dancing to a Different Beat
By James Marson
The dance and music group MaracatU is bringing its own form of carnival culture to Moscow.
What to Do: Gawk at Antiques
By Maria Antonova
The Central House of Artists is holding their spring Antique Salon starting this weekend. Over 200 galleries from all over Russia and other countries will exhibit at the week-long event. Items on display will be available for purchase.
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How to Submit Items Community Bulletin Board is published every Tuesday. Please submit notices of up to 40 words by noon Thursday. E-mail community@imedia.ru , call +7 (495) 234-3223 or fax +7 (495) 232-6529. The next general meeting of the INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB will be held on April 17 at the Embassy of Ireland, 5 Grokholsky pereulok, M. Prospekt Mira, from 10 a.m.--noon. Please bring your membership badge. For more information visit www.iwcmoscow.ru . ""Who is Barack Obama"" is the title of a lecture by Michael Cordy, private consulatant, on Friday, April 11, hosted by ENGLISH LANGUAGE EVENINGS at the Chekhov Cultural Center, 6 Strasnoi Bulvar, M. Chekhovskaya, 50 ruble entrance fee. For more information visit www.elemoscow.net . U.S. citizens: You can vote in the presidential primaries from overseas! It's easy to register to vote, look up your state deadlines, and find links to nonpartisan candidate information at the OVERSEAS VOTE FOUNDATION. For more information visit www.overseasvotefoundation.
Artful Eating at Khlam
By Nathan Toohey
KhLAM is a Russian acronym that stands for ""artists, litterateurs, performers, musicians,"" and this newly opened eatery does indeed have an atmosphere that lives up to its name, albeit in a rather ostentatious way -- down-and-out beatnik poets should head round the corner to Kvartira 44.
Chef's Secrets: Hot Soup-Vinegret With Herring and Green Peas
A recipe from restaurant critic Alexei Zimin, guest chef for gastropub Prostiye Veshchi's ""New Seledka"" Norwegian herring promotion.
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