Recent content by Blackorbital

Well, TV is one thing, but it is advisable to see with their own eyes. Most importantly, do not be afraid. And look and see the lives of Russians, at the same time to buy a bunch of travel experiences. At the same time can understand the difference between politicians and people.:):)

About the Russian mafia, she's not in at the moment. They landed hard. Can come and see it. All this is seasoned security officers. That refers to President Putin. About sanctions, they we don't hit too hard, there are options to import from other countries that are loyal to Russia.

You were in Russia?........

Hello.

Live in Yekaterinburg, in the Urals.

This is partially true. I'll admit, but not so critical.

I specialize in civil and administrative law. Prepare documents, make claims. My colleagues who work on the road to court, I sometimes, if an interpreter.

Who of you in what area works? Or has his job or business?

I will say one thing, I'm not interested in politics. The truth is that you can't see what's going on, TV is not an accurate reflection of reality, it is better to see with your own eyes.

Unfortunately no, the training is paid, but our College is equivalent to secondary vocational education, followed by institutes and universities,higher vocational education. Prices for training vary from 1500$ to 3500$ per year.

I sympathize and understand. Politics is a dirty business.

Before you listen to stories about Russia, it should be seen. If to put aside the negativity that show you on TV.

There is a will, you can have it all. including education, in College I studied with a hearing person, with teachers communicated in writing, and the exam was easy. Questions on the exams were printed on paper.

lucky your dad, but no luck for us. great-great-grandmother from Poland noblewoman, great-grandfather, an officer in the Czarist army, and ruined the revolution of 1917.

Каким образом вы переехали из России в Соединенные Штаты?