Hobbies:
I like reading (historical books, Marya Semenov's books), listening music (classical music, saxophone, relax, songs: Joe Dassin, Chris de Burgh, Whitney Houston, Joan Baez, Okudzhava, Dol'skii, "Ivasy"), like good paintings, describing beautiful sites of nature, beautiful women (a woman is a part of nature, though); like playing chess, hockey, football, backgammon, cards (Preference, Canasta, Poker) - adore WINNING at all that; (took a great interest in computer games before, but God be praised, have grown cool now -- there are many much more interesting things, and less harmful); like skating, skiing, swimming in a warm sea and baking in the sun, traveling, and so on, and on. - Unfortunately, there is no time for these all!!
I like history, linguistics (especially, a Russian language
history), astronomy, microcosm physics, mathematics in whole and
scheduling theory, in
particular. I take a fancy for women. (Well, men, if frankly, -
how man cannot take a fancy for these creatures?! - see My family
status.) Like singing, walking in a forest,
staring at the blue sky and plunging into "mirrors of
sole" (that's why, maybe, I like so much doctors-women:
covering less attractive parts of their faces with a neutral
white color, they retain their eyes "face-to-face" with
you). I adore moving at music, walking barefoot, picking the cool
ground at my "dacha" - after a week spent in the stuffy
building of the Institute of mathematics this is like a balm to my
soul. My last hobby is
writing books on
scheduling and a textbook for students. I plan to get keen on
creating and implementing two global things: A) a DataBase in Internet
on Theory of Scheduling that could be maintained and enlarged by ANY
member of the scheduling society (without asking a permission of the
Administrator); B) a unified phonetic alphabet for European
languages (that would enable everyone to pronounce any foreigner's name
correctly).
Actually, life is a
fascinating
thing, isn't it ?
