Welcome to CHUKOTKA, where its curr

Welcome to CHUKOTKA, where its currently -30°C and so windy that in the capital, Anadyr, ropes are tied along the streets

to stop its inhabitants from blowing away.

Its so cold here that people don't use freezers. They hang their meat in plastic bags on nails above their windows. Spring

and summer, when they arrive in June, last a mere eight weeks. The Bering sea, one of four seas that wash against

Chukotkan shores, freezes hard enough to support weights of up to 35 tons. There's no crime because it's just 'too damn

cold'!

Where yesterday collides with today
Chukotka is, in fact, a remote territory of Russia. It covers 284.000 square miles of frozen landscape, bordering the

Bering Strait and straddling the Arctic Circle. Nine time zones ahead of Moscow, it lies right behind the International

Dateline, where yesterday collides with today. There is nowhere else on earth earlier than here. Conditions are cruel, and

there may seem little to be passionate about other than reindeer, vodka, and the weird weather, but Chukotka has captured

the interest of one of the world's richest men, the oil billionaire Roman Abramovich.


From hospitals and cinemas to supermarkets
Roman Abramovich, whose fortune is in excess of $14 billion, is the world's 22nd-richest person, and four years ago he was

voted governor of Chukotka. Since then, he has been pouring money into this frozen province. Despite not having been born

or raised in Chukotka, he has spent an estimated $300 million of his I personal fortune on the region. In Anadyr alone he

has rebuilt the hospital, dental clinic, and primary school, modernized the airport, opened its first supermarket and

cinema, and sent 8,500 local children on holiday. He even owns the local radio station, the aptly named Blizzard FM.

Abramovich not only owns a radio station, he also owns a football club, but not in Chukotka, where it's too cold to play

football. The club he owns is over 5,000 miles away in London, England, where, in 2003, he bought Chelsea Football Club.
-42 C and falling
The inhabitants of Chelsea, England, could not imagine the life of the inhabitants of Chukotka. Locals like to boast that

last winter the wind chill took the recorded temperature of -42°C down to -100°C. Schools were closed for a month. It's

generally too cold for outdoor sports or any kind of cafe society, but there are some restaurants and a bar in the

supermarket. Snow covers the ground from September to May, which means there are no gardens or woodland: the only flowers

are the plastic ones which adorn restaurant tables. But for all this, Abramovich has made Anadyr into a boom town. People

find it difficult to understand what he has done and why he has done it.

From reindeer meat to French camembert
Roman Badanov, news editor of Chukotka TV says: 'Anything Abramovich does is news here because so little happens. Why did

he choose us? No one knows - its a secret he keeps to himself.' But he did choose them and they are grateful. In the

supermarket you can buy everything from carved walrus tusks to French camembert, Greek olive oil and Scottish whisky. A

few years ago there was only frozen reindeer meat, often eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And Abramovich takes his

duties as a governor seriously - he flies in most months on board his private Boeing 767. He has a built a Canadian-style

wooden house, thereby earning himself the unique distinction of owning homes in St Tropez, Knightsbridge (London), Moscow,

and Anadyr. Far from being resentful that he visits only monthly, the local people are astonished that he comes at all.

Such is his popularity that the locals refer to BA and AA: Before Abramovich and After Abramovich.

'Why doesn't anyone believe I find this place interesting?' Abramovich himself asks: 'Why doesn't anyone believe I find

this place interesting? I think I can change things here - after all, I have achieved success in business.' But some

suspect that he's hoping for vast returns on Chukotka's natural resources, which include 1.2 billion tons of oil and gas

and the second-largest gold reserves in Russia. But his motives don't trouble most of the 73,000 population. Just one

person, Nathalia, who runs the local Internet service, sounded a note of caution: 'The people are fools because one day

Abramovich will go. This is our moment, but it is only a moment'.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Welcome to CHUKOTKA, where its currently -30° c and so windy that in the capital, Anadyr, ropes are tied along the streets to stop its inhabitants from blowing away.Its so cold here that people don't use freezers. They hang their meat in plastic bags on nails above their windows. Spring and summer, when they arrive in June, last a mere eight weeks. The Bering sea, one of the four seas that wash against Chukotkan shores, e.g. hard enough to support weights of up to 35 tons. There's no crime because it's just ' too damn cold '!Where yesterday collides with todayChukotka is, in fact, a remote territory of Russia. It covers 284.000 square miles of frozen landscape, bordering the Bering Strait and straddling the Arctic Circle. Nine time zones ahead of Moscow, it lies right behind the International Dateline, where yesterday collides with today. There is nowhere else on earth earlier than here. Conditions are cruel, and There may seem little to be passionate about other than reindeer, vodka, and the weird weather but Chukotka has captured the interest of one of the world's richest men, the oil billionaire Roman Abramovich. From hospitals and cinemas to supermarkets Roman Abramovich, whose fortune is in excess of $ 14 billion, is the world's 22nd-richest person, and four years ago he was voted governor of Chukotka. Since then, he has been pouring money into this frozen province. Despite not having been born or raised in Chukotka, he has spent an estimated $ 300 million of his personal fortune on the I region. In Anadyr alone he has rebuilt the hospital, dental clinic, and primary school, modernized the airport, opened its first supermarket and cinema, and sent local children on holiday 8.500. He even owns the local radio station, the aptly named Blizzard FM. Abramovich did not only owns a radio station, he also owns a football club, but not in Chukotka, where it's too cold to play football. The club he owns is over 5.000 miles away in London, England, where, in 2003, he bought Chelsea Football Club. -42 C and falling The inhabitants of Chelsea, England, could not imagine the life of the inhabitants of Chukotka. Locals like to boast that last winter the wind chill took the recorded temperature of -42° c down to -100° c. Schools were closed for a month. It's generally too cold for outdoor sports or any kind of cafe society, but there are some restaurants and a bar in the supermarket. Snow covers the ground from September to May, which means there are no gardens or woodland: the only flowers are the plastic ones which adorn the restaurant tables. But for all this, Abramovich has made Anadyr into a boom town. People find it difficult to understand what he has done and why he has done it. From reindeer meat to French camembert Roman Badanov, news editor of Chukotka TV says: ' Anything Abramovich does is news here because so little happens. Why did he choose us? No one knows-its a secret he keeps to himself. ' But he did choose them and they are grateful. In the supermarket you can buy everything from carved walrus tusks to French camembert, Greek olive oil and Scottish whisky. (A) few years ago there was only frozen reindeer meat, often: eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And Abramovich takes his duties as a governor seriously-he flies in most months on board his private Boeing 767. He has a built a Canadian-style wooden house, thereby earning himself the unique distinction of owning homes in St Tropez, Knightsbridge (London), Moscow, and Anadyr. Far from being resentful that he visits only monthly, the local people are astonished that he comes at all. Such is his popularity that the locals refer to BA and AA's Before and After the Abramovich: Abramovich.' Why doesn't anyone believe I find this place interesting? ' Abramovich himself asks: ' Why doesn't anyone believe I find This place is interesting? I think I can change things here-after all, I have achieved success in business. ' But some suspect that he's hoping for returns on vast Chukotka's natural resources, which include 1.2 billion tons of oil and gas and the second-largest gold reserves in Russia. But his motives don't trouble most of the 73.000 population. Just one person, Nathalia, who runs the local Internet service, sounded a note of caution: ' The people are fools because one day Abramovich will go. This is our moment, but it is only a moment '.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Welcome to Chukotka, WHERE ITS Currently -30 ° C and so windy That in the Capital, Anadyr, Ropes are Tied Along the Streets to stop ITS Inhabitants from blowing away. Its so Cold here That people do not use freezers. They hang their meat in plastic bags on nails above their windows. Spring and summer, When They arrive in June, A Mere Last eight weeks. The Bering sea, One of four seas That wash Against Chukotkan Shores, freezes hard enough to support Weights of up to 35 tons. There's no Crime Because it's Just 'too damn Cold '! Where Yesterday Today Collides with Chukotka is, in FACT, A Remote Territory of Russia. It Covers 284.000 Square miles of Frozen landscape, bordering the Bering Strait and the Arctic Circle straddling. Nine time zones ahead of Moscow, it lies right Behind the International Dateline, WHERE Yesterday Collides with Today. There is nowhere else on earth earlier than here. Conditions are Cruel, and there May SEEM little to be Passionate About Other than Reindeer, Vodka, and the weird weather, But Chukotka has Captured the Interest of One of the World's Richest men, the oil Billionaire Roman Abramovich. From Hospitals and Cinemas to supermarkets Roman Abramovich, whose fortune is in excess of $ 14 billion, is the World's Richest person-22nd, and four years ago he WAS Voted Governor of Chukotka. Since then, he has been pouring money into this frozen province. Is despite not having Been born or raised in Chukotka, he has spent an Estimated $ 300 million of his I personal fortune on the region. In Anadyr alone he has rebuilt the Hospital, dental Clinic, and Primary School, the Modernized Airport, ITS Opened first supermarket and cinema, and sent 8,500 local Children on Holiday. He even owns the local Radio station, the aptly named Blizzard FM. Abramovich owns not only A Radio station, he owns Also A Football Club, But not in Chukotka, WHERE it's too Cold to play Football. The club he owns is over 5,000 miles away in London, England, where, in 2003, he bought Chelsea Football Club. -42 C and Falling The Inhabitants of Chelsea, England, Could not imagine the Life of the Inhabitants of Chukotka. Locals like to boast That Last Winter the wind chill took the Recorded temperature of -42 ° C down to -100 ° C. Schools were closed for a month. It's too Cold Generally for Outdoor Sports or Any kind of Cafe Society, But there are some restaurants and bar in the A supermarket. Ground Covers the snow from September to May, Which Means there are no gardens or Woodland: only the flowers are the plastic ones Which Adorn restaurant tables. But for all this, Abramovich has made ​​Anadyr into a boom town. People Find it Difficult to Understand what he has done and why he has done it. From Reindeer meat to French camembert Roman Badanov, news Editor of Chukotka TV says: 'Anything Abramovich does is news here Because so little happens. Why did he Choose us? No one knows - its a secret he keeps to himself. ' But he did choose them and they are grateful. In the supermarket you CAN buy everything from carved Walrus tusks to French camembert, Greek olive oil and Scottish Whisky. A few years ago there WAS only Frozen Reindeer meat, Often eaten for Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Abramovich and Takes His DUTIES A as Governor Seriously - he flies in Most months on board His Private Boeing 767. He has A Built A Canadian-style Wooden House, Thereby Earning Himself the Unique Distinction of Owning Homes in St Tropez, Knightsbridge (London) , Moscow, and Anadyr. Far from being resentful That he only visits All times are monthly, the local people are Astonished That he comes at All. Such is His Popularity That the locals Refer to BA and AA: Before and After Abramovich Abramovich. 'Why does not anyone I Believe Find this place interesting? ' Abramovich Himself asks: 'Why does not anyone I Believe Find this interesting PLACE? I think I can change things here - after all, I have achieved success in business. ' But some Suspect That he's Hoping for vast returns on Chukotka's Natural Resources, Which include 1.2 billion tons of oil and Gas and the Second-Largest gold Reserves in Russia. But his motives do not trouble most of the 73,000 population. Just One person, Nathalia, WHO Runs the local Internet Service, Sounded A Note of Caution: 'The people are Fools Because One day Abramovich Will go. This is our moment, but it is only a moment '.

Результаты (английский) 3:

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