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Tomas questioned:




Do you really find Russian girls enticing? Have you ever at all times wished to tie the knot with a Russian girl? If so, your desire to search out the proper Russian bride can now simply be fulfilled and you will find out your woman like in no time at all. All you have to do is go online and undertake a detailed analysis on web sites which deal in such matters and therefore get in touch with them. A lot of Russian women look for potential husbands on-line, hence the choices are many. This once more makes the job of finding the right Russian bride, a lot trickier. Hence, if you want to meet the perfect ladies and enter the joyous matrimonial life together along with her, then the following tips and pointers will make the process a way more smooth crusing one for you.

Now, you might marvel how to provoke the entire process and exactly where to search for possible candidates. Courtesy the web, this job has turn into quite a straightforward one, and with the requisite quantity of research, you will find out the perfect Russian bride for yourself in a a lot hassle free way. Lots of Ukrainanian and Russian dating websites are available on-line, and you may get yourself registered with them. At all times remember, finding an ideal spouse is rather more vital than learning a date for yourself. Therefore before you do anything, be sure that the web site you’re dealing with is a bonafide one and has a lot reputation. These web sites are a high quality way of finding someone who’s well-matched sufficient for you as a result of, these offer you numerous profiles of Russian women, who are interested. These profiles offer you mandatory in rank regarding their likes, dislikes, preferences, qualities, etc, and you can go about contacting individuals who matches your degree of expectation. As soon as you find the ladies who appear appropriate sufficient, you’ll be able to take the next step forward and get in contact with them by emails or letters.

One other incredible approach of finding probably the most suitable Russian bride for yourself, is by chatting with them online. This gives a really feel of a real conversation and hence takes your chances of learning the right bride for your self to the subsequent level. Painstaking way more efficient than writing letters and emails, here you get extra opportunities to get to know the party better. Emails are a excellent way to initiate yourself to an party, but might not be adequate henceforth. As a substitute you can try chatting reside with the person and get vibe of an actual time conversation.

But a serious snag related to these chat rooms is that, the particular person you might be conversing with, might not transform the particular person she claims to be. Hence make sure you undertake an in depth research relating to the particular person earlier than you provoke any form of conversation. In case you find out a touch weird about her, do not forget to clarify all your doubts if a candid and a contented relationship is what you prefer. Follow these in rank ardently and the job of finding the proper lady for yourself will probably be so simple as that.



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Alex Kotov questioned:




Reading latest news you could see titles like “Sale of Russian Ruble Paves the Way in Goldberg Coins Pre Long Beach Auction”, “Russian Ruble (1714/3 PCGS EF-45) fetching $46,800” and going through Russian Coin forums, you will see topics, such as “Russian Coins Prices are MAD” and “This leisure activity is becoming too expensive”.

Russian Coin market has exploded this year! The prices for most quality Imperial Russian Coins (pre 1917) has grown 100% and keep going up. Coin Dealers are confused and if you call most of them you will hear the same answer: “We don’t have any Russian Coins in the supply right now. Russian Coin Market is hot.” So, who is buying Russian Coins and how it can be possible for the coins prices to grow 100% in just 1 year?

We believe, to know what happened you will need to go back in the history. Russia went through very trying times in 20th century; people struggled to feed their families and had small interest in expensive leisure activities, such as collecting coins. A lot of silver and gold coins were melted down or converted to jewelry. We know how many Russians coins were minted, but no one knows how many coins survived through all these years of weak economy. Even now all Imperial Russian Coins can not be exported from Russia, so there circulation of such coins outside of Russia is limited to Russian coins smuggled illegally or Russian coins kept by generations of Russian immigrants.

You could see that demand for Russian coins started to grow 5 years ago when Russian economy just started to recover. It’s simple to conclude that the recent growth in Russian coin prices is related to booming Russian economy. In fact, if you compare results of coin auctions in Russia with Russian coin auctions outside of Russia, prices for the same Russian coins outside of Russia are 10-30% below than inside of Russia! The demand is coming from Russia itself where more and more people find investing in coins to be very rewarding. Russian coins on European and North American auctions are bought through proxies and coming back to Russia and western Russian coins inventories, which were not very excellent from the beginning are depleting. There is a huge demand, which drives the prices up and with quality Russian coins going to private collectors and investors you can find that some rare coins sold in the auction in January are selling for twice as much in June. This is unbelievable 100% Return on Investment in 5 months!!! And, people were saying stock market brings highest returns. The one million dollar question is for how long the prices for Russian Coins can growth and would this market overheat and crash one day.

We know that every market has its ups and downs and 100% growth is not sustainable in the long term. From the other hand, if we compare coin prices for British and American coins to Russian coins, we can still see that rare Russian coins are still selling for much less than British or American coins of such rarity. For the largest country in the world with, such an fascinating history, Russian coin market is still in the rising stages and we believe it will be booming while Russian economy is doing well and a lot of experts suggest that Russia might finally have a bright future.

If you are interested in taking a part of this rally and have small or no knowledge on Russian coins, following are some suggestions, which you will need to consider. As in any growing market there are people, who are trying to exploit and profit from it in a quick way. There are more and more fakes of Russian coins, which are coming to the market, which are worthless, but can be sold to inexperienced collectors or investors for thousands of dollars. People looking for bargains are ending up buying these fakes without realizing that they were cheated. Our advise it to stick to the coin dealers, who dedicate yourself to in Russian coins, there are still some, such as www.MyCoinDealer.com, which have quality Russian coins in the supply. Avoid auction sites, such as Ebay, where (don’t be surprised) a lot of Russian coins sold as original will end up to be copies! Buy coins certified by NGC, ANACS or PCGS. Apart from certifying that coin is genuine, certified Russian coins are graded according world standards. When you buy “raw” (uncertified) Russian coins, which is a high possibility they are overgraded or can end up to be cleaned or worse – fakes. You pay a premium on certified coins, but it’s worth it. The fact is that even experts can’t tell if the coin is fake by looking at the picture and without certified agencies, coin market would be doomed. Try to do some research to learn about coin grades, clean coins, coin toning and coin varieties, we suggest you to visit http://www.mycoincollecting.com/ to read more in rank on these topics. For example, Liberty Gold Dollar of 1879 would cost you around $350 in (AU) About Uncirculated grade and $7000 in Uncirculated MS-67 grade and if you haven’t seen a lot of these coins you won’t even tell the difference between the 2. Our advice, that you should buy VF-30 – XF-45 1700-1810 Russian coins and AU or MS-65 1810-1917 Russian coins. These veteran the highest market value growth in the recent years and we believe will keep going up. Russian Gold Coins and Platinum Russian Coins were appreciating quick because of the recent growth in Gold prices, so if you believe the price for gold is going up and can afford such coins, you might find to look at Russian Gold Coins a bit closely.

To summarize, Russian Coin market is still budding and although 100% increase in price in 1 year seems crazy, it can be clarified that Russian coins were overlooked in the past and were very cheap before and just start to get appreciation and demand they deserve in the recent years.



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Remy Martin questioned:






Russian born Natalia Ragozina is not just another gorgeous Russian woman, but also a fantastic boxing champion. Although she never dreamt she would become a world class fighter. 

Natalia wanted to be a stewardess when she was young, but when she boarded a plane, she realized she was worried to glide! She then set her sights on becoming a well-known model. After sending photos and applying to several Moscow modeling agencies, she became quickly disappointed that she was not getting many results from the modeling world. So she changed her focus again; this time on martial arts.

She was first invited to the gym by some male friends. They handed her some gloves and she jumped into the ring. Her first bout finished with a broken nose and a bloody lip, but she was hooked. That first defeat inspired her to long-lasting training so she could beat the boys. She soon became a strong, talented athlete and then the modeling agencies and movie directors were knocking down her door. She continued to focus on her sport, winning many championships, but likes to act and model on the side. She is looking forward to competing in the 2012 London Summer Olympics now that women’s boxing is included in the games.

She is known for wearing a unique boxing outfit in every fight, like a schoolgirl uniform or some other cute getup involving a small skirt. She says, “Women’s boxing should look nice and feminine,” and remarks that she likes “to do things with beauty and grace.” This seems to be common with all Russian girls.

But these are fascinating comments considering the core cruelty of the sport. What if her pretty face gets terribly injured? She says she knows she will need her advent more than her might in the future, so she tries to keep her distance and not let her opponents get too close to punching her face. 



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Svetlana questioned:




Every country is plagued by inaccurate stereotypes. Outsiders view Americans as gun-toting hamburger lovers, the English as fish and chip eating polo players, and Canadians as passionate hockey fans with a penchant for maple syrup. So what do you picture when you imagine Russia? Vodka? Matryoshka dolls? Bears wandering down snow-covered streets? Russia is no weirder to misconceptions and chances are you have been guilty of associating Russians with one of the stereotypes listed below.

Stereotype #1: Every person Likes to Drink Vodka

As one of the largest producers of vodka, it’s probably safe to say that Russians delight in a excellent drink. But, contrary to well loved thoughts, most Russians do not guzzle vodka every day. Russians, like citizens of any other country, have jobs to hold and family commitments to meet. This would be very trying to do if they quaffed vodka day in and day out. While Russia is known for its vodka just like Japan is known for its sake and Germany for its beer, the majority of Russians do not get drunk on vodka on a regular basis.

Stereotype #2: Russia is Always Cold and All Wears Fur Coats

While it’s right that Russia is one of the coldest countries on earth, it is also a huge nation with a large variety of temperatures. In fact, the summers are as warm as Florida in some places and Russia’s southern beaches draw many visitors.

As for fur coats, they are well loved, but one can hardly claim that all Russians wear them. The thought that all Russians wear fur coats is just as inaccurate as the notion that all English people wear rain coats or that all Americans sport jeans and tennis shoes.

Stereotype #3: Russian Women Are Mail-Order Brides

Despite what some may reckon, Russian women are not desperate to marry foreigners. Many women delight in pleased, satisfying lives in Russia and even those who join Russian dating sites do not do so with colonization papers in mind. One of the quickest ways to insult a Russian woman is to call her a mail-order bride, so reckon before you speak.

Many other Russian stereotypes exist, but none are 100 % accurate. If you wish to impress a Russian lover, educate yourself about his or her home country rather than just relying on common myths. Shatter stereotypes about your own country as well. Intercultural relationships provide an brilliant opportunity to learn about other nations and cultures. Take advantage of it!



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John Kunkle questioned:




As Lynn Visson’s “Wedded Strangers” states:

“If you have been lucky enough to be invited to a Russian household, you will experience the well-known Russian hospitality. The feast is kind of a war between host and guests. There has to be at least six appetizers including salads, smoked fish, pate, deli meats, cheese, meat and potatoes, soup, and a touch sweet, usually cake.”

“Hosts and guests play the game of forcing more parts, refusing, more pushing, okay just a small.”

Elena Petrova states on her website:

“It’s painstaking rude if you leave a touch on your plate when eating at a private house and you can offend the hosts. If you do not drink alcohol, at least take a glass and have a sip. You are supposed to try every dish on the table so make room in your stomach.”

My wife is an brilliant cook. We eat more or less in the Russian style on a daily basis.

Russians do not eat a special meal for breakfast as they do in America. To Russians, all meals are the same. You eat what is leftover from the last meal, plus anything new that is cooked to round out the choice of food.

Russian meals typically start with soup. All soups are home made. The most well-known Russian soup is borscht. This is a beet soup. Ukrainian style borscht is vegetarian. Belarusians add bits of meat to the borscht and Russian style borscht usually adds sausage instead of meat.

A spoonful of Russian mayonnaise is added to the soup for flavor. The American equivalent to Russian mayonnaise is sour cream. Russians use sour cream like Americans use butter they place it on nearly everything.

Potato soup. Cabbage soup. Another soup is pickle soup, made from dill pickles. It’s tasty. Summer soup, made also from beets, is called that because it is served cold during the hot weather. There are more types of soup than I can remember. All of them are home made and tasty.

One of my favorite soups is Silonka. It has bits of just about everything cut up in small pieces and fried individually prior to cooking in the soup. Don’t pass up a chance to try Silonka.

Beets, cabbage, and potatoes grow well in the small Russian growing season, which is why much of their cuisine revolves around them.

Probably half of all Russians have a dachau, or a plot of land in the country, where they grow food. The growing season is from May to September. Food comprises about half of the monthly budget of Russians, so raising vegetables and fruit helps to cut a substantial part of monthly expenses.

This is very labor-intensive work, as most of them do not have any mechanized equipment or irrigation systems. Water must be brought by bucket from the stream to irrigate crops. They can fruits and vegetables for the winter season.

Pork is the most common meat, followed by chicken and fish. Beef is not commonly served. They make homemade sausage called kielbasa.

Besides soup, the main staple of the Russian is thick brown bread, called ‘hleb.’ If you are on a tight budget, you can survive on soup, pronounced ‘zoup’ and ‘cleb.’ It’s surprising how much they fill up your belly.

Draniki is a Belarusian favorite that is best described as a potato pancake with meat inside. Polish peroshkis are similar to Draniki. A dab of Russian mayonnaise is added on top.

Ploff is a dish from Central Asia. It is a spicy, rich dish, similar to Spanish rice. Often bits of chicken or lamb are added for flavor, plus a dab of the ubiquitous Russian mayonnaise.

Galipsi is a meat dish of ground meat and rice that is stuffed inside cabbage leaves. The meatball is first browned, wrapped in a cabbage leaf, and then boiled in a pot in a tasty sauce. You can guess what is place on top when served.

Polmeni is best described as a pasta dish with a special filling. Often, that filling is meat. But, cheese and fruit fillings are also used. They are usually served in a soup bowl with a special broth.

Russian salads are mixed salads like potato salad or macaroni salad, but come in much more variety. They do not serve leafs of lettuce with dressing on top as in America. A Russian would be insulted with such a serving, as if you did not want to place more effort into preparing the food.

Each salad usually has the ubiquitous Russian mayonnaise as a base ingredient plus other spices.

Usually there is a choice of two or three salads on the table. They place together combinations that seem unusual to an American. For example, there is meat salad and fish salad that is mixed together with vegetables.

Russians like fish, especially smoked fish. You have obviously heard of caviar, which are roe eggs from sturgeon. Caviar is relatively cheap in Russia and is a excellent choice of a gift to bring back home. They serve roe eggs from a variety of fish.

Russians like strong, thick Russian beer with their smoked fish.

When you bring a Russian woman to America, one of the best things you can do for her is to find a Russian store selling the delicacies that she likes. Whether you like Russian food or not, she will be melancholy for food from her homeland.

I live one hour south of San Jose and two hours south of San Francisco. Often, we make pilgrimages to these cities to load up on Russian delicacies.

If there are no Russian stores near you, you can often buy goods through catalog sales from Russian stores in New York or places where there is a large Russian population. Where there are Russians, there is Russian food.

If you are adaptable, it is best to learn to like what your wife cooks. She is cooking to please you. If you really like a touch, let her know. If not, let her know that as well.

Personally, I have learned to like Russian style cooking. I don’t want to do anything to discourage my wife from cooking for me. She is an brilliant cook.

I know some American men, who are married to Russian women, that don’t like Russian food. They are pretty rigid in their food choices. Pizza. American salads. Hamburgers or barbecued steaks.

Their wives don’t cook for them nearly as much as my wife cooks for me. I eat like a king. Learn from our experiences.

Russians typically place small plates on the table, rather than large ones that Americans are used to. You are supposed to take a small part of everything.

Leave lots of room in your stomach. Stop before you are full. Your hosts will insist that you eat at least one more serving of everything.

My mother in law stuffs me like a pig. If I don’t eat enough to feed a longshoreman, she gets insulted and complains that I don’t like her cooking.

I gain five to ten pounds every time I visit.



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Tatiana Sushcheko questioned:




New online glossary has been launched recently by Russian company for international market where the other respected companies successfully provide services of multi-foreign language online version.

English-Russian Online Glossary is a multi-source glossary search service owned by ABBYY, world-known developer of linguistic and reproduction intelligence, well-known with it paper conversion and data capture technologies and products – FineReader, Flexicapture, etc.

As ABBYY company is originally Russian, the quality of Russian dictionaries is esceptional: it is one of the fullest and most up-to date Russian online dictionaries in web.

To use the glossary, simply type a word in the search box that appears at the top of every page, pick the required direction and then click the ‘Translate’ button. This will perform a search for the word in the several dictionaries hosted on the site.

If you don’t know how to spell the word, use “Variants” button or “Search” button. You will get a list of suggestions. You also can set custom preferences for Search (for example, to look for definition only in medical glossary) and use it to find examples of word usage, phrases etc.

English-Russian Free Online Glossary does not produce all the dictionaries that appear on the Web site, but simply make them available online. All dictionaries that used in www.lingvo.com are included into desktop versions of Lingvo Glossary Software – English-Russian Glossary, European and MultiLingual. Most of them are developed by ABBYY itself. Though desktop versions include much more than online dictionaries.

In that aspect Lingvo Online can be compared to a bookstore or library than a publisher.

The source of each entry is given immediately near the entry in question; follow the source link for in rank about the glossary, including publisher contact in rank.

Please, remember, English-Russian Online Glossary is a right Glossary service, not a Version service. This means it translates words, not texts or sentences. If you input into the search box a sentence you will receive a list of words with their translations.



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