Day: October 24, 2017

The journalist of “echo of Moscow” thanked everyone for their support Tatiana Felgengauer noted that slept “for the first time in 16 years on radio.” MOSCOW, October 24. /TASS/. The journalist Tatyana Felgengauer, who had received a severe wound, in writing, thanked everyone for their support. Her note posted on Twitter page of the leading “Echo Moskvy” Irina Vorobyova. The authenticity of the memos confirmed to TASS first Deputy editor-in-chief of radio station Sergey BUNTMAN. Friends!! @T_felg relatives were allowed and she wrote us a letter! More to Tanya, no one is allowed in the meantime, she sends greetings to all and thank you! pic.twitter.com/hq0rtARx1U — Vorobyova (@Vorobievaya) 24 Oct 2017 During the download an error has occurred.”Thank you for your support and love — written by Felgenhauer. — It’ll be fine”. “Breathing through a straw is cool, she continued. For the first time in 16 years on radio I

Missing in the ocean. Five stories about the modern ships-the ghosts In the oceans today are drifting abandoned the command of the court, bringing a lot of trouble as cargo ships and passenger liners. The story of the Flying Dutchman, Ghost ship, carrying the distressed mariners, who will meet him on his way, did not arise in a vacuum. To stumble in the sea on a waterlogged, abandoned the team, but never drowned a vehicle can be dangerous. Many believe that ghosts are something from the past. In fact, today in the World ocean drifting abandoned the command of the court, bringing a lot of trouble as cargo ships and passenger liners. “Baychimo”: “the flying Dutchman” in the Arctic ice Merchant ship “Baychimo” was built in 1911 in Sweden by order of Germany. It was intended as a vehicle for the transport of hides and skins of game animals. After

The unbridled desire to publish recognized mental disorder Dutch psychiatrists have discovered a new mental disorder. It manifests itself in the obsessive desire to publish your works and be quoted. Article scientists submitted to the journal PeerJ, and a Preprint is available on the newspaper’s website. The authors relied on the results of the study, which was published a year ago in the journal PLOS ONE. In it, they analyzed questionnaires 535 Dutch biomedical and identified the personality traits that best correlate with the degree of scientific “uncleanliness”. Then they found that often such behaviour was recognized as people with the characteristics that fall under the definition of narcissism. The narcissism and breaking the rules was more frequently found in people holding high positions and are not forced to constantly work on publications. In this study psychiatrists noticed that there are several stable types of scientists each with characteristic features.