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vitalwebmaster · 1 year
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Keeping the Past Alive: A Guide to the Top 10 Essential Ukrainian Traditions
Experience the heart and soul of Ukraine through 10 fascinating traditions! From festive celebrations to mouth-watering dishes, discover the country's rich cultural heritage. #UkrainianTraditions #CulturalHeritage #Travel
Ukraine’s rich cultural heritage and traditions are a testament to its long history and unique folklore. From Easter to Independence Day, Ukrainians celebrate various holidays and customs that reflect the country’s agricultural roots, religious beliefs, and national identity. This article will explore ten Ukrainian traditions that every national follows. Easter Easter is one of the most…
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deepdwnbodythurst · 9 days
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matthew modine’s full metal jacket diary
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thedogslegart · 9 months
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From my other sketchbook. Fuigering how things are supposed to look + other misc stuff.
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jessread-s · 4 months
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Thank you to the publisher for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
✩💐💍Review:
I absolutely adore this book! It is like “The Proposal”, but in young adult book form.
“Just Say Yes” follows Jimena Ramos, a seventeen-year-old who had no idea she was undocumented. The quickest way to get her green card is to find an American to marry. Her best candidate: Vitaly, her next-door neighbor and friend. But Vitaly has his own plans for the future. So Jimena tries online dating…only she can’t stop thinking about him.
I appreciate how this book not only focuses on teenage love, but also how difficult it can be for undocumented teens trying to go through the immigration process in the United States.
Within the first chapter, Jemina discovers that she is not a legal citizen. Her resilience and determination to overcome one of the most difficult times in her life is what made me love and admire her character so much. While I cannot relate to her situation personally, I understood her devastation and how badly she wanted to be a normal teenager. I couldn’t help but root for her.
I really loved Jimena and Vitaly’s slow development from neighbors-to-friends-to-lovers. They are so so cute and absolutely perfect for each other! I wish the ending was more drawn out so that I could bask longer in their coupledom because I could not get enough of them.
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anaki-boo · 10 months
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I am 100% sure that Sherlock left John alone for three years because of Mary. More precisely, he was sure that it would not be such a shock for John, since he has a caring wife. Perhaps Sherlock believed that Mary would become a kind of basic emotional support for John.
It pains me to think about how John tried to get over the loss of his friend and wife in such a short period of time. It also pains me to imagine how Sherlock felt when he found out about Mary's death when he was in another part of the world.
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theood · 2 months
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My fiancé made Father Vitalis in the Sims and that was really very hot. One day I'll get art of that demon dick. For now he's losing strip poker in my head and it's a wonder no one found out he's a demon in the quaint old town he took over priestly duties for
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ruvviks · 9 months
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the way this whole fic has always been about revenge and none of it working out. vitali's ex mercs wanting revenge on him and they all end up either dead or in hiding. vincent wanting revenge on ravager and also ending up in his captivity because of it. dupoint wanting revenge on vincent and with that causing matvey's entire plan to fall apart and it also gets him killed. roksana wanting revenge on her parents and ending up alone because of it. ravager wanting revenge on matvey and nayda also wanting revenge on matvey and ravager ends up dead because of it and nadya ends up alone. it's always been about revenge for everyone except vitali and matvey themselves which is why the ending makes sense. and also makes me insane
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stone-cold-groove · 2 years
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Goo, skidoo! New Vitalis Hair Cream!
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campsis · 25 days
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The Rope (1957), Barto Agnia Lvovna, Goryaev Vitaly Nikolaevich
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sightless-highland · 8 months
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"Always Visible" has been published
Summary:
Middle-aged police inspector at Portland is taken to investigate a strange and puzzling case related to an accident at a local hospital. To unravel the mystery, inspector Galbraith visits a offender, who supply him with a host of information about a certain little girl named Delia…
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vitalwebmaster · 1 year
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Unbelievable 10 Ways Stalin Under USSR Destroyed the Lives of Millions of Ukrainians
Unbelievable 10 Ways Stalin Under USSR Destroyed the Lives of Millions of Ukrainians
The USSR under Stalin was a dictatorship that led to the suffering of millions of Ukrainians. In this article, we will walk through: the collectivization of agriculture, the famine (Holodomor) of 1932-33, the purges of the 1930s, the deportations of the 1940s, the forced labor camps, the persecution of the Ukrainian intelligentsia, and the suppression of Ukrainian culture. Under Stalin’s rule,…
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goldencrownofsorro · 1 year
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isaacathom · 1 year
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had a dream about three sisters tracking down magical artifacts
the three of them were referred to as Brain, Minnie, and Books. They're in the range of 13-18, all attending a fancy local high school with velvet green blazers. It's a beautiful seaside city, full of gorgeous views of the bay and many little alleyways.
In the morning, they all get ready for school, with Brain and Books having some fun at Minnie's expense bc she can't get her hair to stop being a curly mess. None of them head upstairs, where their parents are.
On the way to school, they take a detour to a cafe downtown, navigating over rooftops and down scaffolding to shave off time. Brain prompts Books to offer the owner (a friend of theirs) a rare (and illegal) monster she found outside town. When the trio realise a family has overheard them, Brain distracts with some idle chatter before picking up a small statue of a hand doing a peace sign, which she uses to cast a spell. abruptly, like 9 of the family vanish, and the remaining two or so stumble off in confusion, evidently unaware what has just transpired.
The gals continue on, and it's established the spell Brain did was something she only had access to because of items called 'Vitalis', which are these stange statues with two gnarled points that, when pricked, irreversibly grant the individual power.
The trio have, over the course of some years, found 8 of these things, but have not distributed them evenly. Brain interacted with 4, Books with 3, and Minnie with just 1. Another fun thing about the Vitalis is that their powers are exponential. Vitalis 1 granted 2 power, Vitalis 2 granted 4, etc. This makes Brain and Books roughly evenly matched because of the alternating, while Minnie has a measly 4 power. This is by choice, i think.
Later, the group do find Vitalis 9, which Minnie interacts with in order to stop someone else getting to it (as its by this time that people have apparently Noticed that the trio are unreasonably strong and thus may actually be finding these ancient all-powerful artifacts, and some weird shits going on). This actually makes Minnie the strongest by default bc of how exponents work, which is cool.
There wasn't really a strong plot going on here beyond three sisters parkouring through a pretty city looking for magic artifacts and getting into some hijinks. Later on i vaguely developed the idea that the disparity between Minnie and her sisters was because she had left to study abroad, which was reflected in her accent being notably different to her siblings. who knows, man.
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russianreader · 1 year
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Coloring in Solidarity with Viktor Filinkov
Coloring in Solidarity with Viktor Filinkov
“An anti-prison coloring book for Jenya and Viktor and everyone” Not so long ago I wrote that coloring brightens up my minutes and hours of waiting for Viktor at the penal colony. So Yana Teplitskaya has designed an entire coloring book in support of Viktor and me!! The coloring book can be downloaded at the link below and printed out on a printer, and you can make a donation for it. If you…
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muthafuckinfeesh · 2 years
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If you know you know. I know it’s not canon, and you know it’s not canon, but wouldn’t it be super cool? :D
Lyrics from “Ship in a Bottle” by Fin (Steffan Argus)
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acupofbritishearlgrey · 3 months
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Yuri Bogatyryov (02.03.1947 — 02.02.1989)
Encyclopedia of the Soviet Cinema: 'There was no one like him, before or after. It looks like he'd come and gone so quick just to leave us this unfathomable enigma of his phenomenon to marvel at.' Vitaly Wolf (critic, writer): 'He was very nervous, very kind and extraordinarily open-hearted. His tutor Katin-Yartsev used to tell me how worried he was about Bogatyryov's openness and vulnerability.' Irina Pavlova (critic): 'A two-meter giant, he could easily play a bravest knight (or the chekist Yegor Shilov in At Home Among Strangers), then turn into an ecstatically maudlin idiot Manilov in Gogol's Dead Souls. One moment his body could be steel-and spring-like, and he'd sport unequalled strength and agility. The next it would turn all wadded and quilt-like, as if lacking spinal cord... Immensely gifted, he was a wealth of the artistic 'material' in its pure form: fantastically pliable, filling any shape or form, easily meeting any director-poised challenges, dramatic or intellectual.'
movies in the post:
'Several days from the life of I. I. Oblomov' (1980), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov
'A Slave of Love' (1976), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov
'At Home Among Strangers' (1974), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov
'Declaration of Love' (1978), dir. Ilya Averbakh
'Martin Eden' (1976), dir. Sergey Evlakhishvili
The Nose (1977), dir. Rolan Bykov
'An Unfinished Piece for Mechanical Piano' (1977), dir. Nikita Mikhalkov
'Open book' (1977-1979), dir. Viktor Titov
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