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Sergey Berezhnoy: Mission in Damascus
Before his departure to Syria, Sergey Berezhnoy promised that when he returned, he would tell about what he saw on the pages of Belgorodka. Because even in troubled times, he said, the newspaper kept its face and comes to the reader not at the command from above — this is the choice of the reader himself.
We met then after work away from prying eyes and ears. We talked about the student years and our alma mater, Voronezh University, about literature and poetry, about Beslan, Transnistria and Abkhazia, about the Caucasus in general, about faith and conscience, about journalism and a lot of things, until they touched Syria.
I did not ask: "Why did you go there?" - for me, initially such a question did not even arise. I know his military prose. I know that more than once he has been in the Caucasus - this is his old topic in general, and at one time he became the winner of Literary Russia precisely because of journalism in the Caucasus. He just said goodbye to him: "There's war there. Be careful". He smiled: "I know, old man, I know everything. I am incredibly tired, I haven't recovered from my illness, but it's necessary. " A few days later, a message came about his injury, as our newspaper reported in the article "The author of Belgorod" was wounded in Syria.
And now - a new meeting. Sergey immediately warned: it is impossible to tell about many details of the trip, for the time being it is impossible to write - there are friends and colleagues, and any wrong word can cost them dearly; therefore offered to limit the interview.
Many questions and answers remained, as they say, behind the scenes - the time has not yet come for their publication. And yet, the conversation "for print" I began with a sacramental question: "Why is Syria?". If we are to write about "hot spots", then there are plenty of them in Russia.
"The trip to Syria has been prepared by the Writers' Union since last fall," answered Berezhnoy. - This is a long-established practice - our writers were in all wars that swept the outskirts of the former Soviet Union. Then Dagestan, Chechnya, South Ossetia - they shared with the soldiers a piece of bread and danger. And they carried the word of truth about the war - through the pain of the heart, through scorched souls, through loss and suffering. Were in Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, now here in Syria.
There was no desire to go to war - you shouldn't play roulette with fate, especially since it was initially determined that you don't have the right to be taken prisoner. So there was an absolute readiness for the most unpleasant, but there is a word: it is necessary.
My colleagues in pen are not liberal scum, professing Western cultural and ethical values and denouncing our past, our faith, our language, our culture. Today the Union of Writers of Russia, together with the Orthodox Church, is fighting for the revival of national identity. Russia for us is a value category, and not just a geographic one. Quite a lot has already been said about the logical connection between the war in Syria and Russia, and it makes no sense to repeat. I want to remind you: in Syria, many Wahhabis from the Caucasus and the Volga region are at war. These wolves, who have known the taste of blood and the tactics of combat in the conditions of the city, will not return to Russia to grow tulips. Now they slaughter sheep in the playgrounds of our cities, tomorrow they will cut off the heads of all the wrong. And rape - Saudi Imam Qadawi's fatwa allowed them to commit excesses in all occupied areas. Moreover, they are eagerly talking about the seizure of the resorts of Turkey and Egypt, so beloved by our compatriots, for the rape of women. By the way, the works of Heydar Jemal are freely sold in Belgorod - moderate Shia, not Wahhabi, the ideologue of political Islam in Russia, who does not give the right to life to either the Gentiles or atheists - only death. We finish playing in tolerance and democracy, and we will have to settle the already bloody mess.
- Did your injury somehow affect your work?
- Only on health, and even if a litmus flashed those who always keep the stone in his bosom. As for work, there are enough reasonable and decent people in our system. And the fact that the fact of injury has played on the authority of the judicial system can be seen from the exploded Internet. Unfortunately, in our shameless time for someone it has become the norm to be a bribe taker, a boor or a gentleman with a lackey consciousness. And they don't understand that there are values for the sake of which our fellow-countryman, the Hero of Abkhazia, Major Dima Chepenets, who was written by Belgorodskaya Pravda, perished, our riot police or Sobrians go under bullets, my friends from the group risk their lives ANNA News. I am with them - and that says it all.
- Do you want to say that there were mixed assessments of your trip?
- First of all, the perplexity of the Western media: completely rejecting the writing profession, and at the same time the judicial profession, they immediately ranked my presence in Syria as a different field of activity. The man in the street was looking for self-interest, and this is normal: some fall on the embrasure, others rummage through their pockets - such is the prose of life. Those who hurried to rant about the violation of judicial ethics, do not even belong to the category of decent people. They are warm in the surrounding shit, so let them stay there. It is only they who appear to themselves as personalities, although in reality they are a pack: they bark at the command, they will lick it at the command. Thank God, there are still few of them, although this aggressive minority, with its spiritual emptiness, bears much trouble.
The judges decided to apply: "Your honor." It obliges to much and at least not to be indifferent.
The injury revealed real people, and there are a lot of them. And then, we (I was not the only one on a trip) highlighted the problem of mercenaries from Russia and the CIS countries, fighting together with the Salafis not only against sovereign Syria, but also against our Motherland (and this did not cause resentment and condemnation from the liberal media and others with them - this fifth column). But the fact that a federal official is not under duress at war means: the Russian people are still not on their knees. And it caused tooth gnashing in certain individuals, such as "Echo of Moscow".
- Was it a business trip?
- The Writers' Union is limited in funds, so everything is at its own expense. My friends volunteered to fight in Transnistria, Abkhazia, Yugoslavia for the integrity of Russia. Syrians are fighting today for Russia too, and the fact that they allowed us to be among them is a great honor for us. What could be more sacred than the defense of the Fatherland?
- In that case, what was the purpose of the trip?
- Breakthrough of the information blockade around Syria and showing the essence of the so-called opposition. The European-Islamic aggression against Syria is a visible part of the global war of the redivision of the world and the removal of Russia from the Mediterranean and the European market of hydrocarbons, and indeed from the world map. The West and the Islamic countries are pouring money into the war weapon, mercenaries, instructors. Russia gets away with statements and "humanitarian aid", and sending it for some reason not to Damascus, but to Lebanon and Jordan. But the refugee camps are teeming with militants and the question arises: who actually are we helping?
Syrians need specialists in counter-partisan warfare, special operations, IT specialists, countertechnologists, etc., who, impersonally, under the legend, carry out the tasks of destroying the underground, the al-Qaeda fighters, the interventionists.
We presented material evidence of the intervention of nearly three dozen countries - Turkish, Qatari and Saudi special forces, Al-Qaeda, special forces of England, France, Germany, mercenaries from a dozen European countries.
Syria is alone fighting in the environment, suffering terrible losses: almost a million refugees abroad, more than a half million lost their homes, tens of thousands of dead, hundreds of thousands of wounded, thousands of abductees, infrastructure and economics destroyed. We have documented the participation of the Wahhabis of the Caucasus and the Volga region in the murder of Syrians. It was they who shouted at the camera: "Death to the Russians! Today Syria - tomorrow Russia, Iran, China! ".
In Syria, more than one hundred thousand of our fellow citizens are children from mixed marriages, their parents, whose lives are in danger today. The West, with the fussiness of a pickpocket grabbed by the hand, appoints one "newcomer" or another as the leader of the opposition. Now he is a US citizen with an American wife, "part-time" - a staff member of the CIA.
- You claim that there is no opposition, but television shows civilians in arms, calling themselves fighters against the Assad regime.
- Our street punks are also opposition to the established order. And bribe-takers and crooks of all ranks, isn't the opposition to normal life? Full liberal foam from "Bolotnaya" - this fifth column - hates Russia; Listen and think about their speeches - this is also the opposition of the conscientious part of society. They have, by the way, and the media, and banks, and part of the government.
Corrupt bureaucrats and radical Islamists torpedoed Assad's social reforms. The war was the reorganization of the Syrian society, cleared the state apparatus of the scoundrels, rallied the people - militia posts on the streets of the city, only volunteers in the assault groups. They are confronted by local crime and, I repeat, professional killers from other countries. The cadres of the atrocities of these "oppositionists" are forbidden to show, but you can lie about the atrocities of the army - these are the "laws" of the media genre.
The real opposition, ill soul for their homeland, is now fighting with Assad for the unity of the country that the West is trying to dismember.
By the way, in repelling the attack of militants on the prison in Idlib - they tried to repel captured mercenaries - the rest of the prisoners fought shoulder to shoulder with guards. After the battle, they returned to their cells, having handed over their weapons.
- Did you have to work with other journalists?
- We met with a group of our countryman Evgeny Poddubny from the TV channel "Russia 24" - Young guys, they don't climb to the front, but they carefully and dosed open the curtain of lies about Syria. The reason is not so much that they are limited in freedom of movement or in constant danger - the threat of death or capture is great enough, but because our mass media in the vast majority do not serve Russia. Let us recall how our liberal media turned against the Russian authorities precisely when Georgia rockets and tanks ironed the South Ossetian cities and villages.
And Chechnya since Dudayev? The genocide against the Russian media was presented as the establishment of democracy and the struggle of the Chechen people for freedom. Our boys died, and from TV screens and newspaper pages, the sales team was happy with every drop of spilled Russian blood.
And now the overwhelming majority of TV channels and radio stations have either collected water in their mouths or are squealing about the struggle of the Democrats against the Assad regime, as if working on the Mossad silver pieces. We met with Europeans - they openly say that they are forced to lie to employers. But with the Syrian TV journalists worked closely.
- And what is the level of Syrian journalism?
- As a reader, I have long been not enthusiastic about aggressive domestic journalism, which ranges from dishonesty to illiteracy: bias, petty mother, lack of elementary ethics, low level of general culture and education, digest. To the level of the Soviet school, oh, how far, but what is pop, so is the parish.
Of course, there are high-class professionals, but they can not always be realized: the master does not allow. I have been in journalism for a long time, in extreme journalism, but my hands have never been tied - I do not write for a fee. Printed, not printed - this is another conversation. It is more difficult for a professional journalist - there are those who will always determine the rules of the game and the range of dosed truth or dosed lies. Dudayev had a tariff for lies, and every Juda from the media had a price. I would like to ask the same "New" or "Komsomolskaya Pravda": where does such vulgarity come from, such hatred of Russian and Russian? But for all you have to pay, and Judas waiting for an aspen stake. But there is, thank God, another journalism that is ill with Russia. And an example of this - "Tomorrow", Russian Bulletin, "Arguments of the week"our Belgorodka, on TV - the program "Top Secret" and many others.
- What is it like to be a journalist in Syria?
- Being a journalist in Syria is not easy: you have to have the courage to show the enemy's grin, to report under bullets, to deliver the footage through the territory seized by gangs. It was surprising that their skill was concise and at the same time as capacious as possible to give the result.
Communicated briefly: the exchange of information, opinions, experiences, captured frames. The TV crews joked that because of us, the bosses drove them into the "field": they say that the Russians do things under fire, and you sit in the studio. Although in fact they were desperate, one journalist was especially struck: the most valuable material was extracted according to the laws of the adventurous genre (Yara Abbas, who died in the 27 suburb of Al-Kseira this April. - S. Ye.). Journalism should be prohibitively responsible: through the eyes of a journalist, the reader will understand the world around us, and this view should not be false. By the way, I was told on television that the Syrians, who graduated from our journalism department, want to meet with us, but the meeting, alas, did not take place: on the appointed day we were tied up on the outskirts of the capital and barely got out.
- And how did you find yourself in the battle zone?
- Foreign correspondents on the front are not allowed, including Russian ones. Even "Russia 24" worked outside the battle zone, but it is not a reproach to them - in any case, the bread there with a bitter aftertaste. An exception was made only for our group for a number of reasons, including due to the relatively high resistance to stress and internal readiness to avoid captivity. We worked with army special forces in assault groups as journalists, although short reports are visible tiny bits of everyday life, but the Lord kept them.
My injury was not at all accidental: an attack was followed by a counterattack, often a "puff" —the third floor was ours, and the second and fourth — they, the density of fire can be judged by marks on the walls — two to three hundred bullets per square meter, then withdrawal, the seventh shot through the street shot through by snipers at three to four tens of meters with fear driven inside.
I left the last but one with a fighter along an already-adjusted street, and getting off with only two wounds is a fabulous luck. The injury "lit up" the group and immediately complicated our position - awareness was unnecessary. On the other hand, people on the street approached us and said: "Thank you, Russia!". They said that we returned faith to Russia and asked if she would betray them.
- What did you do on Syrian television?
- Me personally? He gave a two-hour interview, which was then "twisted" for three days in a row through the central channel. They also presented the highest journalistic award "For courage and honesty". This is an assessment of the work of our entire group, but the laurels unfairly got to me.
- What were the "laurels"?
- A maroon beret takes an elite Syrian special forces, an assault knife and those fatal bullets. The rest gave away to friends. The main thing is that we personified Russia, who fought with them, and saw that we are not inferior to them in courage and dedication. But the main thing for me - I saw the truth of the relationship: in whom I believed - turned out to be others, who were at a distance - were the closest. Someone entered my life forever, someone left her and also forever.
- Will you write about Syria?
- The society is in a state of schizophrenia - a complete split of consciousness: some lie recklessly and sell the country wholesale and retail, while others pretend that this is necessary, although the soul and mind rebel. "Kickbacks", embezzlement, bribery - a way of life corrupted by power and money of a minority. Add here the reflection of the thinking part of society about the destruction of the economy, social sphere, education, health, culture, language, faith, traditions, moral component. A statement of the physical degradation of Russians, the emigration of "brains", the duping of the remaining ones, the criminalization of consciousness. Metastases of decomposition hit all areas of society and government institutions. Most of the media excel in emascurating the identity of a nation, its dignity. And at the same time, there are healthy forces that are aware of the fatality of what is happening for the state and the titular ethnic group.
Fate brought honor, duty and unparalleled courage to people. I am proud to have worked with them. And it is written, and filmed more than ... But what's next? For a book or a movie, you need money, you need promotion, but this is not. There is no public understanding that the project is being implemented for the repartition of the world, and Syria is the last frontier of Russia, still distant. However, our man in the street does not know at all and does not want to know where Syria is, and, in fact, it's difficult to find Russia on the map. Some of the Syrian notes saw the light in the capital's publications and on the Internet, there are television projects, but this is all Moscow. I have always believed and believe that Russia lives in the province and here is the concentration of conscience. Therefore, the interest of the capital, on the one hand, surprised, and on the other pleased - not all is lost. Even in their large metropolitan areas, even with their marginality and seemingly minimal dependence on hail, there is more than just multipolarity of the media and more developed public institutions.
- What is it that you don't like in the provinces?
- Provinciality, its mustiness is sucked in like Chekhov Ionich. And a complex of provincialism arises: internal inferiority, stuckness of consciousness, attempts at secularism are ridiculous and pitiful, a bottom-up look at the owner. On the other hand, the province is moral purity, internal culture, traditionalism, conscientiousness, lack of unity from its roots. It was the province that made up the cultural color of the nation, created literary and artistic schools, and the capital only directions in art and literature, but now it is limited in media.
We are bequeathed to Russia. It is to us, and not to those who sell it wholesale and retail, talking about the innovation and technological breakthrough in the economy and the need to integrate it into Western business - nonsense, interesting for the psychiatrist. Not those who break down the foundations of the family through sodomy and juvenile justice, hiding behind the phrases of child care. Not to those who destroy the national culture and language, replacing the substitute of the criminal subculture. Not those who declared a crusade to Orthodoxy and traditional Islam through the desecration of temples and Wahhabism. Not to those who are destroying the centuries-old interfaith and polyethnic tolerance of Russia. But if in the megalopolis there is a concentration of self-consciousness, then in the provinces there is a disunity of the intellectual layer, some kind of salonliness, and this is our misfortune.
- You are not going back?
- Syria is not as far as it seems at first glance. With Syria we, I believe, are connected by the umbilical cord. So, flying away, I said: goodbye, Syria, I will be back.
Sergey Berezhnoy is a very creative person. Began to publish in the eighties. His materials appeared on the pages of newspapers Krasnogvardeisky, Rakityansky, Borisov, Alekseevsky areas. Sergey Aleksandrovich is also well-known to readers of Belgorodskaya Pravda.
It was also published in the journals "Pogranichnik", "Our Contemporary", "Belfry", "Roman-Journal XXI Century" ... Winner of the weekly "Literary Russia" in the nomination "Publicism:" For an unbiased look at geopolitical problems ", laureate of" Prokhorovsky field " and other prestigious literary awards and prizes. The author of the books "Silent Province", "Profession - investigator", "Forgive me, honey" ... Member of the Writers' Union of Russia.
He graduated from the Faculty of Law of the Voronezh State University and the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the USSR. He served in the Soviet Army and the Interior Ministry. He worked as a judge in Rakityansky district, chairman of the Borisov district court. Currently - Deputy Chairman of the Arbitration Court of the Belgorod Region.
Interviewed with S. EREMIN
http://belpravda.ru/news/19.6.13-2398.html
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Lech from ZATULINKI 22 June 2013 06: 07
Thanks to this MAN for his view of this war.
Show the WORLD the entire inside of this WAR against the SYRIAN PEOPLE.
Especially highlight all the atrocities of the HUNGERS from the opposition, show how the followers of SHARIAT deal with people for any carelessly spoken word. THE TRUTH About them infuriates the ISLAMISTS and their SPONSORS most of all.
this picture was laid out by someone from the members of the forum, I want to show it again - THIS IS WHAT OUR WOMEN WILL WAIT FOR IF SHARIAT and RADICAL ISLAM come to power in RUSSIA.
sergey261180 22 June 2013 12: 15
And what does Sharia not like? This is where acquaintances recently traveled to the United Arab Emirates, so there is no theft at all! The clothes are left in the rooms, no one takes them. No drunkenness! Only Russian drunks there in hotels. One woman drank a mug of beer, got into a taxi, her taxi driver handed over to the jail right there, she sat there for a month, if she were a Muslim, she would have been fucked up there! And so the judge found out that Rusnya just let go. Islam is an ideology, but ours has an ideology? To swell, to sleep * to drink something, to piss in the stairwell and that's all.
APASUS 22 June 2013 13: 54
Quote: sergey261180
. Islam is an ideology, but ours has an ideology? To swell, to sleep * to drink something, to piss in the stairwell and that's all.
And you didn't wonder why they're not crap in the porches of Germany?
Or the same Finland, where the percentage of Muslims is minimal.
And where is Islam?
For example, in China they can chop off a hand if you launch it in a box on the market and what Buddhism we should praise now!
And you didn't wonder why they're not crap.
They have an ideology and it is correct. By the way, Hitler once shot all free riders, I think there was a good lesson, they still remember.
What do we now praise Buddhism!
Not only sowing west.
smile 22 June 2013 18: 26
sergey261180
And you, as I understand it, will only obscure Russia and the Russians, lie about the fact that we are no good drunks and, with a gasp, praise everything that is against us - both the bestial customs of Sharia, and the Anglo-Saxon murderers, who surpassed their ideological results Shitler's ally, you'll sweep anyone as long as he is an enemy of your own country .... you are Judas, sir sergey, the slag of our society .... you are right to mention aloizievich — if you put a dozen scum with similar views to you — the rest would have recovered a little .... unfortunately, your recipes do not suit us.
What do you mean, from the thought that somewhere they're not stealing and thumping so cut? Or are you for theft and alcoholism?
sichevik 22 June 2013 22: 46
Well, right in the West, they don't steal from Muslims at all. Nevertheless, in the United States people are in prison many times more than in Russia. And in Europe, prisons are not empty.
And in Muslim countries, prisons are crammed. Finns Poles, Czechs drink no less than Russian. And the Czechs are generally more than us.
And in general, if everything is so bad with us, who is holding you here? Suitcase, train station and vali to your Shariah paradise.
By the way. fighters for Sharia in Syria and looting, and raping, and robbing, and killing civilians. And their spiritual mentors also publish all kinds of fatwas, calling for violence, killings and robberies. So we don't need to talk about Sharia justice and order here ...
They steal of course, but not like ours. It's just once, twice, stole it, and then there's nothing to steal. Without hands, this is not for you to go on parole.
Yura 22 June 2013 17: 16
And what does Sharia not like?
If you know something about Sharia, tell his attractive sides about it, and because of a few half-wits, they all smeared mud together, if you have drunks, then they are Russian, if a Russian woman is a woman. And after these words of yours, did everyone feel Sharia like that? Yes, he does not need such preachers. And I also think so, or rather I am sure that normal Russians in the United Arab Emirates do not rest.
kirieeleyson 22 June 2013 20: 22
Well, for Rusnya, you have a separate demand, execution for such a filthy ejaculation of your father. The rest is a minus, since everything that you wrote - says that you did not take anything apart from the primer. Insanity is not a disease, but you need to keep people like you away from the Internet.
sq 22 June 2013 21: 42
This is where acquaintances recently traveled to the United Arab Emirates, so there is no theft at all!
red tambourines around the corner
and what is our ideology? To swell, to sleep * to drink something, to piss in the stairwell and that's all.
With such an ideology, they are not ours, they are the Gay Europeans and psi residents who escaped to freedom. There, at home, they are "clean", white and fluffy, very disciplined, tk. at the slightest deviation from their laws for hundreds of years they immediately get hit in the head, and when they come to us they do not consider it necessary to observe the same laws. By the ability to spoil our drunks, etc. far behind.
and when they get to us they don't consider it necessary to comply with the same laws
Because nobody observes them in our country, and therefore they are greyhounds. They would also fry them with electric shocks, they would go on a string. We can fight with the cops and you won't have anything, in America you'll be shot fuck and nothing will happen to their cops!
For example, about the punishment in Saudi Arabia:
"Many people call the judicial system of Saudi Arabia primitive and shocking. Islamic law, or Sharia, is the basis of the civil and criminal code in Saudi Arabia. The Koran, the holy book of Islam, and the Sunnah, patterns of actions and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, are the basis of Sharia. And unlike from the laws of Western countries, Sharia affirms the rights of society over the individual.Punishments for violating Islamic laws are swift and harsh.Coil of murder and rapists are sentenced to beheading, the perpetrator is stoned to death for adultery, and the right hand is chopped off for theft. flogging, and more generally accepted around the world - imprisonment and fines. These harsh punishments may seem cruel, but in this country the crime rate is much lower than in many others.
In Saudi Arabia, if a murder is committed, the victim's family has the right to demand that the murderer be executed in the same way that the victim was killed, or whatever the family chooses. But the victim's family also has an alternative: she can choose to pay the diya from the accused of the murder, the so-called "blood money", in exchange for keeping him alive. Once upon a time, camels acted as "blood money", today the ransom is made in Saudi rials and US dollars. There are special rates depending on the severity of the crime ($ 45 - $ 000). If the victim is a woman, then the amount of diya is halved. "
Tartary 23 June 2013 05: 56
A dumb business to forgive for money!
Once upon a time, camels acted as "blood money", today the ransom is made in Saudi rials and US dollars. There are special rates depending on the severity of the crime ($ 45 - $ 000). If the victim is a woman, then the amount of diya is halved. "
First, a camel for human life, then dollars, i.e. if I have a herd of camels, will I go soak my neighbor?
And if two herds, then his wife's daughters, etc.?
And if there is darkness too, then instead of a scythe I'll take a machine gun and go to the eastern market to frolic ...
And hell, if there are several thousand camel heads in the garden ...)))
These are also double standards!
In Russia, it was always different - life for life.
He stole a horse, caught and buried alive before the eyes of the whole village, and it's so damn bad that the horse was returned ... And if they don't return it another time, then how to feed the family? Moreover, often the horse was alone in several yards ...
if I have a herd of camels, will I go soak my neighbor?
We read carefully: "the victim's family has the right to demand that the murderer be executed in the same way as the victim was killed, or in any other way at the family's discretion." Try it out there for fun. And here there is not even the death penalty. Soaked someone, pretended to be a fool, stayed in the hospital for a couple of years, "recovered" and voila - freedom! And for theft and robbery, they do not imprison them at all, you understand the "humanization of punishment" here.
Try it out there for fun. And here there is not even the death penalty. Soaked someone, pretended to be a fool, stayed in the hospital for a couple of years, "recovered" and voila - freedom! And for theft and robbery, they do not imprison them at all, you understand the "humanization of punishment" here.
Yes, everything is the same everywhere for money bags ...
There, the camel Ami paid off, here, under the fool, he squinted for money ...
Isn't it the same ??
sanych your division 22 June 2013 22: 21
you dear in France, ask about shitting for example already in frankly Muslim Marseilles ... for some reason you won't meet such piles of garbage in the French Bourges, for example. how so?
Frashka
You are a noble troll along the way, no one will call their Motherland "Rusnya" or "Rashka" or "Frashka" - in a modified linguistic version with a hint of France.
After such attacks on the great people, such as you are called Russophobia and subhuman. It's unfortunate that people like you are alive.
And I didn't call the Motherland a Rusnya, we must read more carefully.
You don't even have to drop out to the address of the great people, they themselves fall out:
vezunchik 22 June 2013 23: 49
In Spain, too, everything is open, but there is no Sharia!
George 22 June 2013 07: 03
I want to wish Sergey Berezhnoy, Elena Gromova and all other honest journalists good luck in their hard work. Thanks to these people, we will learn the truth.
I wish you health and good luck!
Take care of yourself. You are our eyes and ears in Syria.
Rink 22 June 2013 11: 43
... you are our eyes and ears in Syria.
But I would like our hands and our anger to be there to help destroy all this rabble.
And hell, it's time to put things in order at home. The fact that the Russian media do not work for Russia is more unacceptable. There should be laws protecting the sovereignty and statehood of Russia, according to which it would be possible to hold the journalist accountable.
In the end, nationalize the most odious media!
To buy them to hell from private property for state money allocated from the budget to increase defense capability - for defense capability the effect of this transaction will be greater than that of a couple of aircraft carriers, so even money is not a pity.
In other smaller media, subsidized rubrics and programs can be organized that, when funded by the state, will be more independent and less accountable to the owners.
(Maybe I didn't put forward the best ideas, I don't exclude it. But the fact that it's time for the Russian media to take up the state is indisputable: this mold destroys the country from the inside.)
But the government continues to sell state property. ....
Therefore, the Volunteer Corps becomes necessary! Better war on foreign territory ...
valokordin 22 June 2013 07: 36
Thanks to my colleague Sergey, I am proud of your talent and honesty. Such as you are difficult in modern Russia. For example, the position of the justice of the peace at the Minvody cost 3 million the year before last. Now it's already more expensive. The largest amount of corrupt evil accumulated in Moscow, so I think the decision to move the higher courts to St. Petersburg is correct. Good luck again, Sergey. Take care of yourself, Russia needs you.
treskoed 22 June 2013 07: 37
- Syria is not as far away as it seems at first glance. With Syria, I believe, are connected by the umbilical cord.
Very right. Russia will cede and they will wipe their feet ...
Corsair 22 June 2013 10: 16
Quote: treskoed
"BALL" small ...
cartridge 22 June 2013 07: 43
Good stuff about a good person. Thanks to the author!
olviko 22 June 2013 08: 08
So not everything is bad in Russia, if there are people like Berezhnoy and his group in it, like those Russians who, judging by the article, are in Syria and are doing the job for both Syria and Russia. And the money for a book and a film about Syria? - why not try to open a special account to which donations will come. If you properly present this case, it can work out. I think in Russia there are enough people who respect themselves and their country, who are fed up with all this lie, who long for a truthful word. Good luck to Sergey Berezhnoy, and to all of us. The truth is on our side.
Komodo 22 June 2013 08: 10
It is necessary for Iran to deliver the S-300 just in case.
jagdpanzer 22 June 2013 08: 59
more such people
creak 22 June 2013 18: 09
The author sees the root of the problem.
The author sees the root of the problem. Well done, a very competent and useful article.
pensioner 22 June 2013 19: 26
This one is MAN !! Present! It is necessary to protect such. To hold back sometime is not a sin ... Well, good luck to everyone who is THERE!
Gari 22 June 2013 20: 26
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And a brave man, and a patriot of Russia!
Good evening Armenia! Bloom! All that I remember, unfortunately ... I used to know a lot!
Washington accused Moscow of aiding tension in Syria. According to US Secretary of State John Kerry, Russia's support for Bashar al-Assad allegedly led to increased fighting in the Arab country


THIERRY HENRY has revealed how it was his 'destiny' that encouraged him to join Arsenal.
The 36-year-old signed for Arsenal in 1999 for £10.5 million from Juventus and though he took a while to adjust to the demands of top-flight English football, he became a cult favourite.
And Henry revealed how his Arsenal move materialised.
"Destiny is weird. After the Juve game, I went back to Paris and the boss was on the plane," he said in a new documentary 'Arsenal Legends - Thierry Henry' which is being premiered this afternoon at the Emirates.
"You can ask Arsene Wenger and I told him I wanted to join Arsenal.
"Even though I arrived as a world champion, I was a nobody and rightly so.
"I didn't win anything. Who was I to just do anything or act in a different way.
"I was just a follower at the beginning."
Henry went on to achieve legendary status at the club, where he netted 226 goals.
VIDEO: Bayern Munich's secret plan to beat Arsenal!


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E-bikes are on the rise. As a mode of transportation, they have the benefits of a bike (no insurance fees, low operating costs, no parking costs, no emissions, exercise, minuscule energy usage) plus you can arrive faster with heavier loads and not drenched in sweat. E-bikes present great potential to our health and the environment. And for tall people, the greatest plus of all, a mode of transportation with unlimited head room! Also, and this applies to my current predicament, it's a way to keep on a bike despite injuries. I'm simply not willing to give up biking!
There is another solution however, and that is the E-bike kit coupled with an existing tall bike. And there are a great deal of E-bike kits around, even overwhelmingly so. After doing my research, it became clear that the BionX system is the most complete, proven, and well known system. It's quiet, has the best torque sensor for pedal assist (motor is powered relative to pedaling power) on the market where the torque sensor is designed right into the motor hub, arguably the best regenerative braking system, and is the lightest system in its class.
But… the system is proprietary and expensive. As others have hypothesized, If Apple designed an E-bike kit, it would be very much like this. The cheapest comes in around $1100 while the most expensive at $2000. The more expensive kits have more power and go further. Though it's obvious that the more powerful systems are more expensive due to larger batteries and more motor windings etc., the price increase is exaggerated. This just happens to be the price structure BionX chose to best profit from the variety of potential customer's desires and pocket books. That's business. But it's also bad news for tall people who are heavy and aerodynamically challenged. My test ride of a top of the line BionX system went fine on the flats, but even the slightest hill left me crawling along. And that was on a tiny aluminum bike with no luggage. An entry level system wouldn't do much for me on my fully loaded tall bike on a hill.
Direct drive motor rather than geared because I wanted it to be quiet, be able to regenerate the battery while braking, and have minimal moving parts so it lasts longer.
Other parts include a half grip twist throttle, a nine speed freewheel (needed spacers to make it fit), a three-way auxiliary switch to change between power settings, brake levers with built in motor cutoff/regenerative braking switches, and 13 gauge spokes.
ebikes.ca provides a simulator that calculates the maximum torque output of my system to be 70 Newton-Meters, nearly double that of the top of the line BionX system for a fraction the cost.
E-bike break levers and throttles are designed for flat rather than drop bars. So I had to put flat bars on the bike, which shortened the cockpit. Switching bars also meant I had to switch shifters. It would have made more sense to start off with a 29er mountain bike in the first place.
The E-bike brake levers I got from Grin Cyclery had too little mechanical advantage for the short pull length of standard cantilever breaks, so I swapped them for some Deore V-brakes. This made a lot of sense anyway, as the V-brakes do a much better job braking, which is crucial for a heavy E-bike. That being said, disc brakes would be even better.
10ah hours wasn't quite enough. I was only getting about 30km running at 500 Watts on fairly level ground with minimal pedaling. So I upgraded to a 15ah battery.
I bought a torque arm to take some of the load off the drop outs and prevent spin out. However, I had trouble getting it to fit, so I have been riding without it. I've run up to 800W without a problem.
The fast and heavy setup makes for a bumpy ride. Some people might prefer full suspension or at least a front suspension fork for such a setup. For me, I installed a Thudbuster suspension seat post (see affiliate image link below) and that seems to be doing the trick OK. Also, I plan to put a 40mm tire (up from 32mm) on the front to match the back.
Despite the thicker than standard spokes, I keep breaking them and the wheel keeps going out of true. This probably has something to do with it being the first wheel I have built, but also because it's a really heavy setup. I'm going to rebuild the wheel, but this time with washers to distribute the load on the spoke heads.
In the end, the tall e-bike turned out absolutely brilliant!
What is important is to know how someone can obtain such bike? Nothing else and this information is missing!!
I am seriously thinking about building an e-bike based on the 500 w BionX system and 52 cm Surley Cross Check frame. Your comment about the BionX system being poor at climbing hills worries me. I live in hilly country and usually ride 20 – 50 miles per ride. I do not care about speed but do want some significant boost on hills so that I don't have to subject my knees and hips to too much pressure. I am getting old and my body does not handle such stresses very well — hence, my interest in an ebike.
If you wan't help on the hills, then direct drive probably isn't the way to go. Something like a mid-drive would be better.
Thank you. Others have indicated that mid-drives are better for hills, also. However, no one has said why that is so.
The mechanical advantage of a hub motor is set by the diameter of the wheel and cannot be changed, even when it would be advantageous to increase the mechanical advantage such as on a hill. A mid-drive motor, on the other hand, uses the bicycles gearing system. So when you shift down to first gear, the motor spins more times per wheel rotation, thereby resulting in greater mechanical advantage. This is critical for hill climbing where you are working against gravity.


One of the fundamental human rights and the rights of nations is the Right to a fair trial. A legal paradox is that immense violations of this right have been declared worldwide for many years despite the significance of this right and the fact that it is executed by the courts and judges themselves. Professionalism of a judge and a court as an institution is a prerequisite for effective execution of this right and at the same time the level of protection of the Right to a fair trial could be taken as a criterion for evaluation of the judicial systems. The modern concept of this right and thoughtful identification of its elements show not just the development of the legal systems but are indicators of legal culture of western civilization in administering of justice.
The author raises the hypothesis that court administration and high professional standards of judges are the main prerequisites to preserve the Right to a fair trial. Court administration and judicial professional standards should preserve the main elements of the Right to a fair trial, and first of all "fairness" and "the independence and impartiality of the court". The ability to ensure the proper implementation of the right to a fair trial in practice is one of the key qualitative criteria for assessing court performance.
The scope of this article is to systemize the main original establishments of the Right to a fair trial and its elements, particularly the essential requirements for "fairness" and "the independence and impartiality of the court (judge)" from the point of view of court administration and professional standard of a judge. It is important to determine main requirements for the high judicial professional standard of a judge as a prerequisite for proper execution of the Right to a fair trial. The legal and ethical values that the Right to a fair trial grant internationally is best represented by the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights ("ECtHR").
Therefore, the article is based on the main legal thoughts that are developed by the jurisprudence of this international court, using the systematic material on jurisprudence of ECtHR, comparative analyses and doctrinal support.
Keywords: Court administration, the Right to a fair trial , fairness , judicial independence and impartiality , professional judicial standards.


Methylation of cytosine at CpG dinucleotides is a common feature of many higher eukaryotic genomes. DNA methylation plays important roles in diverse biological processes including embryogenesis, genomic imprinting, X-chromosome inactivation, and cancer. A major biological consequence of DNA methylation is gene silencing. However, the mechanism underlying methylated DNA silencing is not known. In an effort to understand how core histone acetylation and deacetylation regulate transcription, we previously purified and characterized two histone deacetylase complexes, the Sin3 and the NuRD complexes. Both complexes have been shown to be involved in methylated DNA silencing. To understand the relationship between nucleosome remodeling, histone deacetylation and methylated DNA silencing, we have purified the methyl-CpG specific binding protein complex MeCP1. Our preliminary studies revealed that in addition to the methyl-CpG binding protein MBD2, the MeCP1 complex contains all the known NuRD components indicating NuRD can be targeted to methylated DNA. We propose to extend this study with the following specific aims: 1. Cloning and characterization of the p66 and p68 components of the MeCP1 complex. We will isolate the cDNAs encoding p66 and p68. Their roles in methyl-CpG binding, nucleosome remodeling, and histone deacetylation will be analyzed. 2. Functional characterization of the MeCP1 complex. We will investigate chromosomal localization of the MeCP1 complex in response to DNA demethylation. We will also characterize the ATPase, nucleosome remodeling and histone deacetylase activities of the MeCP1 complex. 3. Identification of MeCP1 targeted genes. We will identify genes that are targeted by the MeCP1 complex using chromatin immunoprecipitation (CHIP) approach. The identified candidate genes will be verified by Northern blot analysis using the MTA2 null cells. 4. Understanding the mechanism of transcriptional repression by MeCP1. We will investigate the transcription repression mechanism of MeCP1 using a reconstituted in vitro chromatin transcription system. The proposed studies will provide a thorough characterization of the MeCP1 complex. They will also reveal the potential targets and repression mechanism of the MeCP1 complex.


In a constantly-shifting online landscape, companies are expecting ever higher performance from their digital marketing teams. Meeting those demands can leave employees feeling pretty burnt out. Taking the necessary steps to prevent burnout will help preserve your mental and physical health, and ensure that you remain effective at what you do.
We all experience job-related stress. Mounting deadlines, demanding clients, and a pile-up of emails are enough to make anyone feel a bit frazzled. Unfortunately, the effects can sometimes go even further than that.
Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion, which is usually caused by excessive and prolonged stress.
Anything can contribute to this mounting pressure, although issues with work are often the most influential.
In fact, nearly 44% of Americans who work full-time report feeling burned out as a result of their careers. The Harvard Business Review also found that an estimated $190 billion is spent on care each year, to aid employees who have serious health conditions because of burnout.
The differences between varying industries means it can be hard to pinpoint exactly what causes burnout in the workplace. However, high workloads, a lack of proper work-life balance, and feelings of isolation are considered major contributing factors.
All of this helps to explain why burnout is so common among digital marketers. Industry demands continue to grow, new technology is released, and SEO tactics become increasingly complex. In short, it's no wonder that digital marketers are feeling the pressure.
If the above description sounds familiar, you may be starting to experience burnout. Of course, if your symptoms are severe, you should seek out professional help. If you're not yet at that point, however, the following tips may help to ease the pressure of your average work week.
Perhaps the biggest contributor to burnout is blurring the lines between work and your personal life. That can include both doing overtime in the office, and bringing your work home with you. While these habits are easy to fall into, they can have a detrimental effect on your well-being.
To combat this, it's important to create a clear schedule for your working day. Put together a list of everything you need to do, and the time it should (roughly) take to get each task done. Most importantly, make sure that everything you lay out can be completed within your contracted hours.
Once you get home, turn off notifications for the evening. Digital marketers spend all day being bombarded with emails and social media alerts. This means it's vital to give yourself a break and switch off "work mode." Anything sent after business hours can always be answered the next morning.
Burnout has been directly linked to several serious medical conditions, including heart attacks, diabetes, and strokes. However, it's just as important to consider the impact burnout can have on your mental health. Extended cases of burnout have been known to cause spells of depression or anxiety, and has even been attributed to excessive alcohol consumption.
An excellent way to try and avoid these issues is by practicing "self-care." This refers to the actions a person takes in order to benefit themselves both mentally and physically. How you approach self-care will depend on your individual interests and needs, but healthy eating and mindful exercise (yoga or meditation, for example), are often recommended.
Factoring these activities into an already busy week may feel impossible, but try to remember that free time should always be free time. The hours after your working day ought to be reserved entirely for you, and are the perfect time for some mindfulness. Smartphone apps like Calm are another convenient way to take of yourself on the go.
For any digital marketer, being asked to carry out additional work is likely a familiar experience. The pressure to take these tasks on can be intense, yet they can interfere with your ability to handle your existing work and maintain your wellbeing.
Therefore, it's important to learn how to say no. Of course, helping out when you can is great, and sometimes even essential. However, don't feel like adding more to your already-stacked plate is a requirement. Turning down further work is okay, just make sure you do so in a professional manner.
You can also look for effective ways to automate your day-to-day responsibilities. For example, social media management tools like Sprout Social and Hootsuite are a useful way to schedule social content, while Moz can simplify any SEO tasks. The more basic tasks you can put on autopilot, the less you'll need to handle personally.
Despite how commonplace it is, discussion of burnout is still rare in the workplace. Recognizing the signs (both in ourselves and others) can help to prevent some serious health complications. To avoid the symptoms of burnout before they arise, make sure to practice self-care, learn to say no to additional responsibilities when needed, and maintain a strong work/life balance.
Do you have any questions about how to stave off the symptoms of burnout? Let us know in the comments section below!


Give me golf clubs, fresh air and a beautiful partner, and you can keep the clubs and the fresh air.
My main idea was to create a sports facility for the basics. This is why I established the club.
Sports and entertainment have always been windows of opportunity for African Americans, when other doors were closed.
There are two theories on hitting the knuckleball. Unfortunately, neither of them works.
Sports life is very short.
He hits the ball a long way and he knows how to win.


I am slowly catching up with my scrapbook layouts, and I seem to find I am scrapping things from this time a year ago.
I wanted to share my school holiday layout today, which was inspired by The Memory Nest's latest sketch.
I love the strips in the background and I searched for a set of four photos to scrapbook. These photos were taken when I took my boys and Lucas' best friend up on the gondola, and we also went to the Thomas movie.
I tried to keep the elements cohesive so that even though I have different shapes, they are all somewhat circular. I found orange elements from different kits that worked together perfectly.
Such a fun day, finally scrapbooked!
Thanks for visiting my blog and commenting ... much appreciated.
Love your layout - I have to get in the groove and get on with my daughters wedding album - I've been slacking this entire month.
Great layout. Thanks for joining us at The Memory Nest.


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September 23, 2013	Lawrence Brenner
Summary of Heroes of Cosplay
There have been many articles written about Heroes of Cosplay including an initial review of the first episode by myself.
There's been a lot about the show that's been written, but I wanted to see how it all would play out, because as everyone on the show said, "It was an evolving show."
I'll be the first to admit that there are problems with the show, including the highly criticized edited on the show (even with people not cast in the show). And yes, I can tell you that Jessica Nigri and Yaya are still friends.
Beyond this though are the various legal and respect problems surrounding the show such as Bryan Humphrey and Darrell Ardita of BGZ Studios who were suing the show for using photos without the photographer's consent. I have learned that even those who did sign away the rights for their photographs to be on the show are not even getting complimentary credits from SyFy, despite them asking. In an update Darrell has won his request from SyFy, we will let you know more as it is announced.
This bothers me more than anything else shown on the show. This is because this is a legal issue from a major company that should know better, and I would say does know better. For those who do not know, SyFy is owned by NBC Universal Comcast, a publicly traded company with the symbol: CMCSA. Legal issues like these can be very damaging to a company's stock performance. In fact I would be very curious to hear NBC Universal Comcast's opinion of these in the stockholders meeting, which according to my research is on September 24th at GOLDMAN SACHS COMMUNACOPIA CONFERENCE.
More than this though according to Darell: "Very soon after my response, SyFy did the unthinkable. They turned it around and started attacking the cosplayers in question – which was completely not my intention. SyFy threatened to compromise the careers of the cosplayers featured in the show. Reality TV production at its best." Personally I think "compromise the careers of the cosplayers featured in the show" is an empty threat, basically because I thought: "How?"
Now I have not seen any of the contracts signed, but logically it does not make sense, because what is the worst that NBC Universal Comcast can do? Not book them (the featured cosplayers) to work on properties? Not have the actors and other stars from other shows on NBC Universal Comcast go to conventions or promote their shows at said conventions, which as you can imagine would be another large set of legal problems for NBC Universal Comcast, and be very detrimental to their own shows, original, co-produced, or licensed. Plenty of other shows and networks, movies, etc. would be more than happy to step in and take any of the places left vacant by NBC Universal Comcast.
NBC Universal Comcast needs the conventions even more than just a source for fan relations, should there be a second season, there may be plenty of conventions that have major concerns about allowing such things to be filmed at their venues, given the legal issues surrounding the show. In addition several of the judges did not know they were going to be featured on the show until they were being miked up.
Prior to the announcement of the show I have interacted and created media with half the cast. As stated in my prior article I do know Yaya and Riki, and I have interacted with Holly (she is even a featured person in one of my academic videos), Chloe, Monika (even as recently as Anime Expo [where I conveyed a message from Alodia to Jessica Nigri through her as they were sharing a booth]), and I did know who Victoria and Becky were through the mutual relations of friends (and it is amusing that everybody on the cast shows up in Facebook as "people you may know"). Prior to the show I had never directly interacted with Jessica, Jesse, or Jinyo, which has since changed.
I normally do not participate in the live-tweeting of shows and commentary, but for this show I have been. And as such I have had wonderful conversations with the cast particularly with Jinyo, Becky, Holly, and Victoria.
Here is an example with Jinyo:
Jinyo's Awesome Response To My Sportsmaster Armor
As I said in my first article about Heroes of Cosplay, this show while featuring cosplayers is not necessarily directed to cosplayers.
Not participating various drinking games I have seen about Heroes of Cosplay, I basically kept on watch to see if and when my friends (aside from the above) are shown on the show, and I have sent screenshots of the show to friends when they are featured. Several of them also well known cosplayers themselves.
For example Katie George, a World Cosplay Summit USA Representative in 2012 on Heroes of Cosplay at Anime Matsuri
One thing I did not like overall, was the showing of people being physically sick and hearing it too. We saw this with Jessica and Riki, and I never like when I see things like this on reality TV, it shows people at their worst, and I think it was unnecessary. It was good that the crew got Becky the care she needed for her eyes, but I still think something like that could have and should have been prevented by the crew, because what if she did lose her sight? They could have checked to make sure that the contacts were taken out the night before. Jessica talks about her experience on her tumblr.
There are several issues discussed with cosplaying being a career, and while it can not be a full-time career for everyone, as I state in my presentation, it can be a significant supplementary income in various forms, from print and product sales, to commissions, to corporate sponsorships (paid cosplaying gigs). In addition and this goes to the nature of work, what is "full-time?" And these are increasing, you see more artists working with cosplayers doing cross-promotion and videogame, comic, and media companies hiring cosplayers to work at shows and as a part of other media properties. Yaya and Jessica are two of the prime examples of this and they do have very high visibility, but they are not the only ones. Several of our friends (here at Nerd Reactor and several of mine personally) do make a supplemental income through cosplay (and I, to a degree as well). We also saw in the show the Holly and Jessica of Crabcat have even done costume work directly for Guillermo Del Toro.
As we know, seen and discussed, all reality shows are edited to increase drama, whether it was real or not. Comics Alliance has a wonderful and shared overview of just some of the edits done on the show. This being said though, it is also a responsibility of those on the show to not give the drama curators something to emphasize (at best) or turn into something that would demonize you.
This is something that happened with Monika. Unlike many just watching show, I was also following along with Twitter, Facebook, etc, and reading the commentary from cosplay friends and Becky herself. However for many who were just watching, like the people I was watching with, they were not tweeting, or interacting on Facebook (at least not with cosplayers or members of the cast), and they did not have the nicest of things to say about her (and she saw the social media commentary by others). Monika has been portrayed as a reality show TV villain and bully, and as you know in cosplay, the only villains should be the characters we cosplay. From my personal experiences, she has been cool and has done something good with helping out in Cosplay for a Cause.
Monika at Jessica's Booth at Anime Expo
There are some other things too I have questions on. Now there has been a lot of controversy especially surrounding the last episode with the Doctor Who group, and reading the posts from multiple angles actually gives me different questions.
These quotes are direct from Chloe Dykstra's tumblr post:
"People don't like when the odds are stacked against them in a way that feels unfair (though the cast entirely made their own costumes and paid for almost everything)."
"Holly mentioned that we spent [a buttload of money] shipping things here"
The question is did the Heroes of Cosplay cast members pay for everything, and if so why?
When I am doing work, especially professional work I like to be paid at least for my travel and expenses, at a minimum. As an actual television show, with a backing by SyFy (NBC Universal Comcast), why are the cast paying for anything? NBC Universal Comcast should be paying for the materials, the transport costs, etc. at the time of, or providing reimbursement. From the quotes here it did not seem that NBC Universal Comcast did the first, and I am not sure if they did the second. I would definitely like to get a clarification on this. Such things would give cosplayers pause about joining a second season, because not everyone can afford such large shipping expenditures, much less con travel and hotels.
I have spoken on the negative, which mostly has to do with the production of the show, now I would like to talk about the positive aspects.
People were introduced to a large, wonderful, and colorful world. A world that is expanding at an exponential rate. And are now participating in it.
Perhaps said here best by Victoria on her fanpage:
Victoria Talking about first cons and cosplays because of Heroes of Cosplay
You saw this constantly from every (usually Anime Expo) B-roll, to every competition with all the amazing competitors, even if they were shown briefly. But like I said, you saw amazing cosplays.
Cosplay is a community activity done with friends, family, and loved ones. You see this with Jinyo and Victoria, Holly and Jessica, and Riki and Chris, as they collaborate on making costumes. You saw this with J. Lance and Becky in the creation of Elizabeth and the flower effect from BioShock, and Chloe in the creation of Deathtrap for her Gaige assisted by her father.
Chloe as Gaige from Borderlands, photo by David Ngo
You saw this even further with a skit performance from Yaya, Monika, and Riki. Here the collaboration was international.
The voices for our skits were real Brits!! Alice – @mokingnerd, Cheshire Cat – @LauraSindall, Red Queen – @ai_honey! #HeroesofCosplay
— Yaya Han (@YayaHan) September 18, 2013
Our backdrop frames were built by Brian Boling and Bill Buckley! Cosplay skits always require a great support team – we had it!
Again as I said in my prior article, we all support each other in various ways, from providing photoshoots to product, to even voices and video. Cosplay is and is shown as a community activity, to be enjoyed by the friends we have and the friends we have not made yet.
It has inspired people to learn more about cosplay, not in a reality show format, as in true documentary and Cosplay: Crafting A Secret Identity from PBS was something that people looked to it to learn more.
In fact it was one of the most watched shows on PBS overall.
Most Popular Videos on PBS 16 August 2013
In the finale it showed Victoria and Jinyo becoming engaged, which can always be a wonderful thing. You always hear in many circles of "cosplay families" and "cosplay partner(s)" and sometimes these go beyond being a cosplay family and partner into families bound by love of their shared interests and for each other. This was the best part of the show, not the costume making, not the competitions, but this.
Overall Heroes of Cosplay, did something good, even if that was not the producers' intent. It introduced people into a culture they did not know about or understand. The show presented several of its own misconceptions about cosplay, but some of these misconceptions were eroded while the show progressed, and easily shown as false with a little bit of research and/or actually attending a cosplay event/convention.
This show made people want to learn more about cosplay, get involved in it, see what is all about for themselves. Each of the cosplayers provided various inspiration for other people to get involved, to try something, go to conventions, to try and start cosplaying. You can see that from Facebook and Twitter.
Heroes of Cosplay would be a better should should it reduce the forced drama and focus more on the friendships, family, fabrications, and fun (I'm assuming they will not make similar legal mistakes by the way). This is something to think about for the second season should there be one; show people being heroes outside of cons with cosplay, show them being "heroes" more (like with what happened with Becky as a princess in the first episode), show the charity events, show more about Cosplay for a Cause with Riki, show how people inspire, things along these lines. Show the fun, keep it fun, and you will have something truly wonderful.
Once more the cast:
Yaya Han – Yaya is one of the acknowledged legends of cosplay whose entrance at each convention – always in full costume – never fails to create a stir. A source of inspiration and intimidation to the contestants, Atlanta-based Yaya Han is often a judge at contests.
Riki LeCotey – Riki moved from rural Canada to the United States to follow her passion for cosplay. A special effects technician on sci-fi films, she is also the founder of Cosplay for a Cause, which has raised money for victims of the Japanese Tsunami.
Monika Lee – Monika is from Atlanta and a student at the Georgia Institute of technology, where she's majoring in industrial design. A cosplayer since the age of 13, competed in numerous craftsmanship contests winning several "Best in Shows" and various other awards.
Victoria Schmidt – Victoria is co-founder of the geek fashion and style blog settostunning.com. A passionate fan of cosplay since high school, she's especially proud of being Princess Leia on LucasFilm's Star Wars float in the 2007 Rose Parade.
Chloe Dykstra was almost fated to be in the cosplay community; her father is an F/X legend, having worked on the original Star Wars and Star Trek films. An actress and model, she hosts the Just Cos show on YouTube's Nerdist channel.
Jessica Merizan and Holly Conrad – Jessica has performed in regional theater in Southern California since she was five years old. Together, she and fellow cast member Holly Conrad co-founded a costume fabrication shop, cosplay community and new media entertainment company.
Holly was mentored by her very qualified grandfather, Dorse Lanpher, an F/X animator for Disney and others. She now works in the special effects business for several major studios, in addition to her business with Jessica.
Becky Young – Becky has created costumes since attending San Diego Comic-Con in 2006. A trained actress, she has voiced Video Game Nussie on Maxim Radio and was a judge on CBS Sports' Guitar Hero Competition show. She lives in Burbank.
Jesse Lagers – Jesse lives in Portland, Oregon, where he works as a software systems administrator. He hopes that success in cosplay competitions will lead to his own business creating costumes and props. Jesse is a stickler for realism and authenticity in all of the costumes he creates.
Tags Becky YoungChloe DykstraCosplaycrabcatCultureHeroes of CosplayHolly ConradJesse LagersJessica Merizanjinyomonika leeriki lecoteyTVVictoria Schmidtyaya han
Lawrence Brenner	22 posts
Lawrence Brenner is a journalist/writer/photographer/videographer and academic. He has also presented on the Rise of the Cosplay Economy at Anime Expo.

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UCF's Brandon Marshall (6) catches the ball and runs for a touchdown against Nevada's De'Angelo Wilson in the first half of the GMAC Hawaii Bowl in Honolulu on Dec. 24, 2005.
Before he ever played a game in the National Football League, Brandon Marshall starred at Lake Howell High School and then was part of something special at UCF.
In his last game at UCF, Marshall had the best effort of his career for the Knights, who were also playing in their first-ever Division I bowl game. They were playing in the 2005 GMAC Hawaii Bowl against Nevada, and it was a thriller with Marshall catching the game-tying touchdown in the final minute to send the contest to overtime.
UCF eventually lost 49-48 when future NFL standout kicker Matt Prater missed the game-tying extra point. But Marshall put himself on the map for NFL teams with 11 receptions for 210 yards and three touchdowns in the game. He then followed it up with five catches for 101 yards and a TD a month later on the same field in the Hula Bowl, which showcases college seniors headed into the NFL Draft.
Marshall, though, has fond memories of another game that season in which the Knights went 8-5 after a dismal 0-11 record the previous year.
"The Marshall game, the night the goal post came down. … I'll never forget that," he told the Sentinel after his senior campaign.
UCF had a long-running rivalry with Marshall, and its 23-13 victory over the Thundering Herd on Sept. 24, 2005 ended the Knights' 17-game losing streak and led to winning eight of nine to qualify for the bowl game.
In the 2006 draft, the 2001 Central Florida All-Star Game participant was chosen by the Denver Broncos in the fourth round (119th overall). He has shined in the league on the field, while also dealing with multiple off-field issues.
Marshall's last game at Lake Howell was also memorable, good and bad. The Silver Hawks lost 37-26 to Winter Springs, which clinched the Seminole Athletic Conference championship with the victory. But Marshall shined individually on both sides of the ball. He passed for 193 yards, which brought his Seminole County-leading total that season to 1,054 yards. He also returned two fumble recoveries for touchdowns in the span of 17 seconds to keep Lake Howell in the game.
Marshall signed as a free agent midway through this season with the New Orleans Saints as he hopes to be part of a playoff team for the first time.
Note: the No. 1 all star alum, as selected by the game's board of directors, will be announced Thursday.


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Air Facts turns five!
by John Zimmerman
This magazine was founded in 1938 by Leighton Collins to advocate for "facts – knowledge – safety." Since then, its pages have been filled by some of aviation's greatest writers, including Richard Collins, Wolfgang Langewiesche, Bob Buck and Richard Bach. From time to time, we even republish articles from the old Air Facts magazine.
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Given that rich history, it may seem odd to celebrate a fifth birthday, but Air Facts in its current form was relaunched five years ago, in March 2011. Five years may be the blink of an eye in the print publishing world, but it's practically a lifetime online. So on behalf of Editor Emeritus Richard Collins and Managing Editor Patricia Luebke, let me take just a moment to celebrate and reflect.
We've heard from many readers that "Air Facts is unique among aviation websites." We think the difference can be summed up in one word: authenticity. In an industry that sometimes publishes press releases more than analysis, wishful thinking more than honest stories, Air Facts stands out for its commitment to authentic flying. That means:
Real stories. We don't report the news at Air Facts. There is plenty of that to keep up with, for sure, but there are also plenty of other outlets for that information. We prefer to share practical flying tips and authentic flying stories that have an impact on pilots. We aren't here to promote or cajole, just to engage in some online hangar flying. You can read some of our most popular articles below.
Real pilots. Unlike almost any other aviation publication, Air Facts is primarily reader-written. From young student pilots to 20,000-hour Alaska bush pilots, we welcome all aviators to share their stories. Some are truly gifted writers, some simply write from the heart, but you never know what you'll read – or who you'll meet – at Air Facts.
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If you're new to Air Facts, we hope you feel welcome at our hangar flying session. Be sure to subscribe to our biweekly email newsletter and tell a friend. But don't be simply a reader of Air Facts; be a contributor too. That could mean sharing a comment on an article or even writing an article for us.
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Top 10 articles of all time on Air Facts
What was wrong with V-tail Bonanza pilots?. Dick Collins investigates the popular but sometimes-controversial Beech Bonanza. Why did it earn the "doctor killer" nickname, and was it deserved?
How hard is it to fly an airplane? It's simple… Mark Fay reflects on flying and the various skills it requires to do well. You certainly don't have to be a genius to be a pilot, but there is a lot going on when you think about it.
What's wrong with Cirrus pilots? The Cirrus promised a breakthrough in safety when it was first certified, but the facts told a very different story. Collins deduces that the problem is with the pilots, not the airplane – although recent trends suggest this is finally changing.
10 things "real pilots" do. Lots of pilots talk about "real pilots" as if they're some mythical creature, but John Zimmerman says it's phony. Real pilots aren't overconfident fools, they're humble enough to recognize their limitations and fly safely.
11 things you must do with your pilot's license. Nobody earns a pilot certificate so they can practice landings. In this article, we list 11 boxes you need to check, from taildraggers to Oshkosh.
7 instrument approaches you have to see to believe. Not all instrument approaches are created equal. If you don't believe that, check out some of these ridiculous approach charts – from odd visual approaches to 4500 ft. minimums, some of these will make your head spin.
Why you must fly a taildragger. Flight Instructor Anandeep Pannu says there's no better way to improve stick and rudder skills than to fly a taildragger. He goes on to explain exactly why, and offers some tips for "staying honest."
The truth about the iPad. Four and a half years later, this article rings as true as the day it was written. The iPad and aviation apps have changed the way we fly – mostly for the better.
The Great Debate: do pilots lie on medicals? Over 190 pilots have shared their opinion on this hot topic. With the third class medical perhaps being eliminated, this debate takes on deeper meaning. The consensus seems to be: "yes, but sometimes it's an honest mistake."
The Skycatcher's death proves the LSA rule is a failure. Cessna launched their first Light Sport Aircraft with much fanfare, but it never found a market and has since been discontinued. What lessons does that hold for the LSA industry as a whole?
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The Batman: Kevin Conroy's Reaction To Robert Pattinson's 'I Am Vengeance' Line Is Epic
All the Batman fans know the importance of this line, and it is very important for the actor who is playing Batman to get this correctly.
The Batman: Kevin Conroy Reacts To Robert Pattinson's 'I Am Vengeance' Line
Fans are eagerly awaiting to see Robert Pattinson as the new Batman in the movie. The upcoming movie is on track to become an exciting addition to the DC Extended Universe. Though the film had to pause production twice due to the coronavirus, it's been back shooting awhile. But, recently Kevin Conroy reacted on Pattinson's use of his famous "I am vengeance" line in the upcoming franchise reboot, The Batman.
All the Batman fans know the importance of this line, and it is very important for the actor who is playing Batman to get this correctly. Did Robert do justice to the line? Well, here is what Conroy has to say.
In a recent episode of the Geek House Show podcast on YouTube, host Hasan Mohammad asked Kevin Conroy for his reaction to Robert Pattinson's line in the latest trailer for The Batman. Conroy laughed and said he must put his ego aside and accept the fact that there are many actors just as capable of playing the caped crusader as he is.
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"I think it was kind of brilliant of Warner Bros. to not give the role to one person," Kevin Conroy said. "I thought it was crazy at first because usually they give a role to one actor and that actor becomes the face of the franchise, so when Michael Keaton started it I thought 'Oh, well he's going to be Batman.' Then came George Clooney, Val Kilmer and Ben Affleck who all did it slightly differently and had a different strength in playing the role, and they're wonderful."
Conroy went on to point to another example, that of Mark Hamill's and Heath Ledger's portrayals of the Jokers, saying neither was better than the other, but that both were "different kinds of crazy."
Kevin Conroy began voicing Batman in Batman: The Animated Series in 1992 and went on to play the Dark Knight in numerous animated films and video games, including Batman: Arkham Asylum and its two sequels. Robert Pattinson is set to play Bruce Wayne in Matt Reeves' The Batman, which will reportedly serve as a soft reboot for the franchise after Ben Affleck played Batman in Batman vs Superman and Justice League.
The film is directed by Matt Reeves and written by Reeves and Mattson Tomlin. The Batman stars Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman, Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth, Jeffrey Wright as James Gordon, Zoë Kravitz as Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Colin Farrel as Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin, Paul Dano as Edward Nashton/The Riddler, John Turturro as Carmine Falcone and Peter Sarsgaard as District Attorney Gil Colson. The film arrives in theatres March 4, 2022.
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NewsBeat: Musicians' Brains Sync Up During Duet
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The brain waves of two musicians synchronize when they are performing duet, a new study found, suggesting that there's a neural blueprint for coordinating actions with others.
A team of scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development in Berlin used electrodes to record the brain waves of 16 pairs of guitarists while they played a sequence from "Sonata in G Major" by Christian Gottlieb Scheidler. In each pair, the two musicians played different voices of the piece. One guitarist was responsible for beginning the song and setting the tempo while the other was instructed to follow.
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StoneDog
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Interesting stuff > And GOD gave us music.
DanielB
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Not too surprising, considering brainwave frequencies aren't so far from the tempo bpm or the speed of vibrato and etc commonly used in music. When you think about the degree of focus it takes to play, and that the focus when playing a duet will have the beat as a commonality, one would pretty much expect the brainwaves to be affected similarly.
Now what would have been interesting would have been if they had also been monitoring some listeners, to see what % of listeners ended up In sync with the performer's brainwaves.
But music does that. "Sonic driving" of brainwaves via sound is a pretty well known effect. It is part of what makes music sometimes actually kind of mind-altering or mood altering in a very real nuts and bolts sort of way. Slower beats/tempos in music can correspond to brain frequencies that are active when people are asleep or relaxed. Faster beats can relate to brainwave frequencies dealing with more alert frames of mind.
A couple quick examples..
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Bach's Jesu would be in the brain's delta wave (deep sleep) or, if one considered the pacing of the notes with their durations, more like theta (dreaming) range.
This piece, on the other hand is largely in the beta range, which is what is what the brain frequencies are doing when you are alert, and doing analytical or logical thinking..
For some people the effect will be more noticeable than others folks. But the rather direct effect that is possible on the brain's electrical activity, especially when the sound is at concert volumes and the attentions focussed on it is part of what is cool about music and some of the mechanics of how it can change a person's mood or frame of mind while listening.
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If only!
When you do anything accompanied, even if it's jogging, there's unconscious mutual motivation involved, that's true. But I once duetted a Dvorak Slavonic dance with a friend at a concert and one of us finished a bar before the other, lol.
And I've seen Perlman finish pieces half a bar before his accompanist.
Shane "Chicken" Wang
@Gordon Shumway Curious, was this a piece that you both knew by heart or where you focused in on the sheet music?
I ask because I focus in on the music, I live inside the beat of the music, if the people I play with get off time or hit a few bad notes while I'm paying attention to them my train jumps track and apparently collides with every tree in the forest. Hard to recover.
If I continue to play it means I was either focused in on the sheet music or just not paying attention to what anyone else was doing.
Shane "Chicken" Wang said
was this a piece that you both knew by heart or where you focused in on the sheet music?
Bit of both, I think. We'd rehearsed it well, but we were both reading from music. It's just that a dozen bars from the end there was an accelerando, and we both accelerated at different rates. With hindsight, that was an obvious stumbling block we could have rehearsed more, or maybe it was just a case of forgetting to listen to each other.
Understand that. Had a night at a county fair opening for Doug Stone in a fantastic country band that died from outside interference from the "manager", who coincidentally owned the bus, go figure.
We could swap instruments back and forth and one of the gags was that no one would take my sax. I was playing bass and trying to sing a Keith Whitley song called Back to You,(High road low road, some old side road, really don't matter to me, If it gets me, back to you). Somewhat fast paced. The drummer kept changing the tempo until I broke. Which turned into watermelon cantaloupe. ( you can sing any church song with the words watermelon cantaloupe as long as you keep the tempo, no one really notices.)
I never thought of my brain sinking up with other people, that could have lasting side effects on some, but I have had many experiences where it felt like everyone was in the same track and several where I just wanted to jump from the burning building.


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