In 2016, she came with seizures, suspected of gastritis. A young Doctor, examined the tests from the clinic, prescribed a huge list of medications without further examination and referral to Uzi and Gastro-Iu, a strange approach. In 2017, the seizures intensified and, having returned to the same doctor, she demanded When it turned out that gastritis and stones in the gallbladder, the Doctor answered me, but I don't know anything about the stones, I didn't send them for acidity tests for gastritis, this is important in the treatment of gastritis and the selection of treatment. when attacks do not get, although there are few visitors (1-2 in the queue) or not at all, they refuse to accept even for consultation about treatment. Please check the work and qualifications of doctors in general!
Today I visited a gastroenterologist for a referral with suspected pancreatitis and fatty liver. I am full and gray on hormonal drugs for more than 20 years according to genecol. Indications. At the reception they listened to me, touched me and gave me a bunch of diets so that I could lose weight - that's all! Who does not understand, then losing weight from hormones can only start taking other hormones and that is not a fact. My visit to the doctor turned out to be useless, apparently, as doctors in intensive care are joking, wait for an attack, call an ambulance, they will be cured. Very disappointing! Registration 1.5 months in advance. So, who, God forbid, is complete and did not find a diet on the Internet (by the way, they give a link), welcome! And for treatment in the hospital. If you're lucky, they'll save you.
In Moscow, as the leader of a criminal community, it was not so much a top-bookmaker of Russia from St. Petersburg and a partner of FC Spartak that was arrested as a player according to Dostoevsky.
Anton Bazhanov
Fundamentally federal news feeds gave the right meaning on the eve in similar headlines: "The Investigative Committee and the FSB detained under 100 people in a large-scale case of illegal casinos in Moscow." The managers of the Panorama bookmaker are named as defendants, and Anton Bazhanov is the organizer of the community. By 20:30 on September 20, the Presnensky Court of Moscow sent him under arrest. Fontanka read a long accusation. There is no main thing - the story of how Bazhanov rose from Citizen's basement to assets in casinos in Kazakhstan and Minsk. He is also one of the most passionate poker players among billionaires. And they took him at the card table. The suit went to him.
Operatives of Directorate "K" of the central office of the FSB found 44-year-old Anton Bazhanov on the evening of September 18 in the luxurious Sochi casino in Krasnaya Polyana. He had not slept there at night for a month. Back in August, he was carried there to a fight with professionals from Turkey and China. He also came not with the boys, but with the capital's craftsmen. Another thing is that he played on his own, and his colleagues in the brigade - on the money of Moscow businessmen from the Forbes list. There is such fun in that world when the dummy pros play for a decent percentage without the risk of losing. But our foreigners overturned a total of ten million dollars. The Russians survived, they began to fill the grudge with a game among themselves. Bazhanov flew in at a very adult amount.
While he was being taken to the capital, the convoy probably briefly explained that already in the morning of September 19, the investigator for especially important cases of the Moscow Investigative Committee, Captain of Justice Kondratyev, presented: Kutuzovsky prospect, working at various addresses in Moscow under the signboards "GreenBet", "UnionBet", "VinLine" ... ".
It is unlikely that the investigator was not aware that the bookmaker's office "Panorama" is better known to the players under the brands "GreenBet", "UnionBet" and "VinLine". Business card holding can be called VinLine, which is one of the four largest bookmaker companies controlling up to 75% of the market, with a turnover of 700 billion to 1 trillion rubles per year. VinLine is also the official partner of the Spartak club. Panorama manages 380 betting points in 180 cities of Russia. In 2017, the official income of the company amounted to 1.7 billion rubles with a net profit of 751 million rubles.
Indeed, Anton Bazhanov is a figure in this emotional services market. In addition to Panorama, he has the Opera casino in Minsk and the XO casino in Kazakhstan. That's a lot, and he did everything alone, without the help of convenient privatization in the nineties.
Born into a family of doctors. Decent school on Citizen, but not bespectacled. He walked the street and graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy of St. Petersburg State University. By the "zero" I bought some kind of basement in the north of St. Petersburg, wanted to rent it to traders, but guys with one-armed bandits got there. Even those that stood everywhere at the stations in wooden paneling. This was the turning point. Bazhanov saw what human passion is and decided to make money here. Then there was a lot of things: the "Submarine" casino, "Aladdin" on Pionerskaya. At the same time, it became the largest in the city for the sale of the first automatic novomatic machines. A little more, and Petersburg became cramped for him. In the capital, he managed to catch the crest of the gaming wave of 2004-2005. I started to get used to flying private jets. Another thing is that if you rent in Sochi, for example, a couple of million dollars, why not pay 30 thousand dollars for the flight.
Suddenly, everything was closed with the name of Vladimir Putin, and the business went to specially designated areas and to the bookmaker. Today it is a market in the most capitalist sense of the word. Advertising of Anton Bazhanov's companies was shown throughout the World Cup on MatchTV. Paid a million like that for three hundred rubles.
As for the attitude of the state to the betting structures of Panorama, over the past two years, dozens of courts have taken place in various instances, where Bazhanov challenged the claims of the authorities. In short, there are gaps in the law, where visitors are not directly prohibited from playing on the exchange rate. And since the player is bored with looking at the charts, he is shoved with icons. And this is ubiquitous. So, "Bingo Boom" has 100 halls in Moscow, balls are falling on the screen everywhere, and they are not tormented by round-ups.
Therefore, it is curious what force collected seven suspended criminal cases, initiated years earlier, at seven addresses in Moscow, where roulettes and poker tables were seized during raids, and combined them into one article 210 of the Criminal Code - “criminal community”. On September 19, about 80 searches were carried out, and 13 of Bazhanov's subordinates on the evening of September 20 also appeared before a judge of the Presnensky court. To all of them - participation in the community.
Bazhanov's favorite book has always been Dostoevsky's The Gambler. This is clear why. Recently, the Brothers Karamazov is nearby. Until now, Bazhanov has not become secular. That summer, in a Belarusian casino from Kadyrov's people, he heard a bad word about himself and knocked down a Chechen in a tuxedo. Sorted out the concepts for a month. When he plays enough, he orders "Chizha and Company" in karaoke bars. If he loses, he does not sort things out.
But, perfectly understanding what he was making money on, he became addicted to the game. It can be compared to a binge. Great mood, one glass, and that's it ... So in Sochi, where he was detained, he skated without stopping for a month. Friends tried to tear him away from poker. A week ago I started to win back a crazy amount. A couple of days ago I returned my own and rushed into a plus. The state security ruined everything.
To understand how his holding will now work, it is worth remembering Bazhanov's greetings, which he managed to convey to the wild: "Guys, I just slipped."
* Anna Petrovna.
In 1711, the three-year-old daughter of Peter I, Anna, was officially proclaimed princess. The plot that her father gave her in connection with this event was surprisingly large: along the Fontanka it stretched from the place where house number 28 now stands, almost to the Anichkov Bridge, and east of Fontanka it reached the old Moscow road. The stone church of Saints Simeon the God-Receiver and Anna the Prophetess (1731 - 1734, architect M. Zemtsov) was built on the site of an old wooden church that once stood in the park of Anna Petrovna's residence and was dedicated to her heavenly patroness.
The two-story palace, facing the main facade and the ceremonial courtyard to the bank of the Fontanka, was located along the central axis of this residence. The builder of the palace was, most likely, some Italian master, therefore both the palace and the residence as a whole were called Italian. Italianskaya Street and Italian Bridge (across the Griboyedov Canal) still remind of this name. Zhukovsky Street was called Malaya Italianskaya until 1902.
However, the Italian park was also called the 4th Summer garden... Fragments of this park have survived to this day: behind the building of the "New Passage" (Liteiny pr., 57), around the buildings of the Mariinsky hospital (Liteiny pr., 56) and the Institute of Neurosurgery (Mayakovsky st., 12), behind the building b. Pavlovsk school (Vosstaniya st., 8).
“The Italian house and a garden with it,” writes Bogdanov, “stand on the same Fontanka river, on the other side, on Liteinaya street, has a fair amount of stone chambers. about 1712 ". And, indeed, on April 29, 1714, in the camera-furrier magazine it was noted / II, 103 /: “Peter I was in the house across the river” (Italian house).
In the short reign of Empress Catherine I, this house and the former garden under him served as a subject of extraordinary care: on July 5, 1725, Catherine I went to the Italian house / III, 13 / and, obviously, the order / General archive of the Ministry of the Court was connected with this trip. Inventory 73 187, ct. 48 / "on the dispatch of soldiers 12 people for the guard in the garden". Her Majesty, then in the same year it was ordered to arrange cascades in the "Italian House" / Ibid, no. 152, art. Italian house / Ibid, no. 245, art. 927 /.
But Catherine I died and with her death the worries about the Italian Garden ceased. The Italian palace soon became storerooms, first for the sale of soft junk and Chinese goods, and then for the products of glass factories.
In the reign of Empress Catherine II, there was a center for economic gardening of the Imperial palaces, and work was carried out in this direction: in 1765 a wooden greenhouse with 2 closets was built / S.-Pet. Ved. 1765, no. 49 /, in 1778, there were volunteers to build a stone fruit house in the Italian garden /S-.Pet. Ved. 1778, No. 71 /, in 1784 they worked on the construction of a stone grape greenhouse /S-.Pet. Ved. 1784, art. 989 /, and in 1785 - above the stone cherry orchard / St. Pet. Ved. 1785, art. 1157 /.
And by the end of the reign of Empress Catherine II, the Italian garden had, judging by the description of Georgi / Georgi, Art. 111 /, the following view: “The Imperial Italian Garden: on the Fontanka was built in 1712, a stone house not connected to anything on two floors, in which there is now a barn for glass and mirrors. The garden behind the house is about 70 fathoms square. It is in the Dutch taste with straight roads between tall trees and a very extensive greenhouse. The onago fence extends to Liteinaya Street, from where everyone can enter a moncho. The second four times the largest Italian garden is located opposite the first on the other side of Liteinaya street. Greenery grows in it for the court kitchen in many greenhouses and hotbeds. "
In the reign of Empress Catherine II, one prohibition came out, which was formulated as follows: "In the first half of the Italian garden, various fruits and vegetables are revived, and there is nothing entertaining about the festivities, for this, for the sake of it, only the other half of the mentioned garden is left, which is announced through" / S.-P. Ved. 1765, No. 45 /.
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// Having identified the distant times with each other, we can say with bitter sarcasm that these are the remnants of the grating of the 4th Summer Garden //.
* "Biron's Palace".
In the 1st half of the 1730s. The Italian palace was rebuilt for Duke E. I. Biron by the architect M. G. Zemtsov. The area of the Italian Park was greatly reduced: the neighboring site on the banks of the Fontanka was given to P. B. Sheremetev, and the Liteinaya prospect passed to the east of the palace, cutting the park into two unequal parts, of which a large part went to the territory of the Preobrazhensky regiment.
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* "Dwelling house" of officials of the Appanage Department.
In November 1740, Duke E. I. Biron, during a coup d'état by Count B. Kh. Minich, was arrested and sent into distant exile in Pelym. After this event, the Italian Palace was used as a residence for the officials of the Appanage Department. In 1796, it was decided to locate a military orphanage there, and in 1800 Paul I presented the Italian Palace to a new educational institution for women - the Catherine Institute for Noble Maidens.
But, since the old building of the palace turned out to be very dilapidated, it was demolished, and in its place in 1803 - 1807. the architect Giacomo Quarenghi built the new building of the Catherine Institute.
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Atlas g. St. Petersburg 1798 year
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Detailed plan of St. Petersburg 1828 by Major General Schubert
// The original plot of Anna Petrovna was flapped almost to the extreme. But during the construction of the institute, a piece of what was lost was "taken" back //.
* School. Library.
After the revolution, a school was housed in the building of the Catherine Institute. The building on the Fontanka was ceded to the National Public Library in 1949, when there was an urgent need to expand the area.
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* Church. Concert hall.
Here on June 1, 1801, a new church in the name of the Holy Great Martyr Catherine was illuminated. Quarenghi placed the church on the 2nd floor of the northern courtyard wing. In 1837-1839. the architect P. S. Plavov added an altar, made vaults and choirs, and on December 24, 1839, the church was again illuminated.
In 1845, according to the highest behavior, the Church was ranked among the Order of the Holy Great Martyr Catherine, that is, made an order. Above its entrance, an image of the highest female order in Russia, the Order of St. Catherine, was reinforced.
In 1895, Philadelphiy Gennadievich Bazhanov, a merchant of the first guild, provided funds for the construction of a belfry on the roof of the palace, which had 7 bells. And in 1896 Bazhanov donated to the Institutional Church of a rare artistic work a shroud with a glass case and a silver brocade cover and 4 cupronickel candlesticks with candles.
The temple was closed in 1920 and, although it was under state protection, it was given over 3 years later as a furniture warehouse.
Today the premises of the church are the Concert Hall of the Russian National Library.
The general interior of the Temple has remained unchanged to this day. The architecture of the hall is designed in the strict style of early classicism (G. Quarenghi), columns of the Ionic order adorn the entrance, smooth walls are complemented by pilasters, warm light falls through semicircular windows. The hall has extraordinary acoustics, providing a philharmonic sound. The atmosphere of the hall evokes feelings of joy and tranquility in all those who enter.
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As we have already reported, Umberto Eco is on a visit to St. Petersburg. At the National Library of Russia / branch; Fontanka emb. 36; Concert Hall / his public lecture "From the Internet to Gutenberg" took place. The people, as they say, hung on the chandeliers. The writer could once again (after Moscow) be convinced of his popularity in Russia. However, the thoughts expressed by him, in the opinion of our observers, were not distinguished by great novelty and originality. Perhaps Eco underestimated the level of the Petersburg audience. A detailed report on the visit of Umberto Eco to our city is in one of the nearest rooms of the "VP".
At the end of the 90s, Umberto Eco came to St. Petersburg and gave a lecture "From the Internet to Gothenberg". The essence of the report boiled down to the fact that, through the Internet, the computer returned us to the written (printed) text, which was taken from us by the spoken text - whether it be a telephone (instead of correspondence) or a TV (instead of newspapers).
Evgeny Vodolazkin = Language Instrument. About people and words
Fragments of excerpts.
(Eco U. From the Internet to Gutenberg: text and hypertext.
Excerpts from a public lecture by Umberto Eco at the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University on May 20, 1998; how different or not different from the "original" private lecture in Leningrad is difficult to say, but general impression you can get).
Plato at the end of the dialogue "Phaedrus" has such an example: Hermes, the alleged inventor of writing, demonstrates to Pharaoh Tammuz an invention that will allow people to remember what would otherwise disappear into oblivion. Pharaoh is not happy and says: "Cunning One! Memory is a wondrous gift, it must be constantly maintained. Because of your invention, people will lose their memory. They will remember not because of an internal effort, but thanks to external support."
Books are machines for provoking your own new thoughts ...
Only thanks to the invention of writing is it possible to preserve such a masterpiece of spontaneous memory as Proust's In Search of Lost Time.
The media soon established that our civilization was becoming image-oriented, visual-oriented, leading to a decline in literacy.
Old computers were born as writing tools. Words and lines crawled across the screen, and the user had to read.
If / example, the situation is / visual and not verbal, your physical mind will be in a difficult position. If I show you a picture of a dog biting its master, how do you distinguish between the particular and the general?
Images have a "platonic power"; they transform particular ideas into general ones. ... Reading in the newspaper that "such and such" proclaims: "X - for the presidency!", I understand that the opinion of "such and such" is being expressed. But if on TV some person unknown to me agitates: "X - for the presidency!", Then the will of the individual is already perceived as a clot of common will.
The division of cultures that existed during the Middle Ages begins: between those who were able to read manuscripts and, therefore, critically interpret religious, philosophical and scientific issues, and those who were brought up exclusively through the images in the cathedral - selected and processed by their creators.
Before the invention of the computer, poets and writers dreamed of a completely open text that readers could rewrite as they liked, an infinite number of times. That was Mallarmé's idea. Joyce conceived Finnegans Wake, dreaming of the ideal reader tormented by the "no-dream". Max Zaprota published a novel in the fifties in which the pages could be shuffled to create different plots. Gianni Ballestrini laid a series of stanzas into one of the very first computers, and the computer produced many poems. Raymon Keno invented a computer algorithm that made it possible to obtain an infinite number of verses with an infinite number of line variations. Many contemporary musicians make similar experiences with music.
Let's imagine hypertext, limitless and endless. It happens on the Internet. The plot starts and each user finishes a piece, and this endless worm stretches and stretches.
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Catherine Institute. Branch of the Russian National Library (RNL).
Built in 1804-1807 by the architect Giacomo Quarenghi for the needs of the Catherine Institute, a privileged female educational institution.
The RNL branch on the Fontanka embankment houses reading rooms for newspapers, music publications and sound recordings with a music library, as well as a youth reading room that includes an Internet class and a multimedia laboratory.
Russian National Library may transfer its branch at 36 Fontanka Embankment to a private investor. This is necessary to complete the construction of the second stage of the NLR on Moskovsky Prospekt.
This piece of land was donated by Peter I to his daughter Anna in 1711, after the three-year-old Anna was named the princess. The land plot was large enough. Along the Fontanka, it stretched from the highway of the modern Nevsky Prospekt to the site of the existing building No. 28 along the embankment. From the river inland, the gift was limited to the old Moscow road (modern Liteiny prospect). The nearby Church of Saints Simeon and Anna was built just at the residence of Anna Petrovna.
A two-story palace was built on the banks of the Fontanka. Its architect is supposedly an Italian master. The palace, like the entire residence, was named Italian. The same name was given to the street on the other bank of the river - Italian, and the bridge across the Griboyedov Canal in the alignment of Italyanskaya street was also named. Zhukovsky Street was called Malaya Italianskaya until 1902. There was a park on the territory of the residence. Its remains can be observed even now, these are green spaces around the buildings of the Mariinsky Hospital, behind Novy Passage (Liteiny prospect, 57), at the Institute of Neurosurgery (Mayakovsky St., 12), Pavlovsky School (Vosstaniya St., 8). This garden was sometimes called the 4th Summer Garden.
In the first half of the 1730s, the building of the palace was rebuilt according to the project of M. G. Zemtsov for the Duke E. I. Biron. The area of the residence was reduced, part of the land was given to the Sheremetyevs. The Liteinaya prospect was laid through the park, the site behind it was transferred to the Preobrazhensky regiment.
In November 1740, Biron was arrested and sent into exile. After that, his palace was given to the officials of the Appointment Department for living. In 1796 it was decided to place a military orphanage here, and in 1800 Paul I presented it to a new educational institution for women - the Catherine Institute for Noble Maidens. The existing building turned out to be dilapidated, it was demolished. A new building was built on the vacant site in 1803-1807 according to the project of Giacomo Quarenghi.
The Catherine Institute accepted the children of ordinary poor noblemen. Smolny Institute hosted girls from wealthier families.
In the northern wing, Quarenghi placed a church. It was consecrated on June 1, 1801 in the name of St. Catherine. In 1837-1839, according to the project of P.S. Plavov, an altar appeared in the church, vaults and choirs were built, the temple was consecrated anew. In 1845 the church became an order one. In 1895, a belfry with seven bells appeared on the roof of the palace.
In 1920 the temple was closed, in 1923 it was given over to a furniture warehouse. In the pre-war years, a school was located in the building of the Catherine Institute. During the war - a hospital. The building was badly damaged by artillery shells. After restoration, some departments of the Russian National Library were housed here. The library's concert hall is now located in the church building.
In the right wing from the 1930s. Children's polyclinic No. 2 was located. With the formation of TMT, children's polyclinic No. 2 was merged with children's polyclinic No. 12, leaving only the last one.
The adjacent porch leads to the newly created new medical facility, which opened in April 2008 - the Center for Contemporary Medicine "Anichkov Most" - a subdivision of the GUFSIN. A wide range of medical services is provided here, including the department of aesthetic dentistry and dental implantology, the driver's commission, the VVK are working, you can get a medical certificate for carrying weapons.
Since 2008, both medical institutions have had their own separate address: nab. Fontanka river, 36A
