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Month: December 2012
Most Ukrainians will spend New Year’s Eve at home
85% of Ukrainians are going to celebrate New Year, and 70% plan to spend holiday at home with the family
Top-13 Transcarpathian beauties (PHOTOS)
Like the last year, uzhgorod.in tried to gather all the main beauties of the region.
How to avoid gaining weight during the holidays
Christmas festivities should be started with sauerkraut, but desserts and bread must be forgotten.
2012 was not the best year. Famous Transcarpathians expect from the new year stability and understanding
Summing up the old year and planning for the next one – that is what everyone does on New Year’s Eve. “The Castle” asked several prominent Transcarpathians to do that.
Astrologers advised Ukrainians to celebrate the New Year at the pool
It is necessary to put on the festive table the symbol of the coming year – a snake statue. Men are recommended to wear a tie with a pattern that mimics a snake skin. Women are advised to wear a dress of shiny fabrics.
Articles published in the Ukrainian media, can be equated to foreign publications
The Order “On the publication of the results of the thesis for a doctor’s degree and Ph.D.” does not establish requirements for international scientometric databases.
Hryvnia. Astrological forecast
Reporters asked the astrologers, who will be the next prime minister, what the exchange rate of the national currency will be, and how oligarchs will survive the next year
MOE organizes social patrolling in Transcarpathia
On the order of the Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine in the period from December 30, 2012 to January 8, 2013 there will be organized an around the clock patrolling by the social workers of the Civil Service of Ukraine for Emergencies, social services and health professionals.
Meet the New Year in yoga-style
Resident of Uzhgorod Svitlana Chernyakhova decided to meet the New Year yoga style. The yoga coach offers her class to celebrate the first of January in a healthy and fun way. The program includes tea with spices and cheese-cake, as well as launching sky lanterns. And this will be preceded by a lesson of “New Year’s yoga.”