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I have met a few inmates some of them asking that I do a ride report here. Well after about 3 years of badgering I figured I would give this a shot. I doubt it will be as enjoyable as those folks who head east but I wll do what I can. I have a bike that doesn't really enjoy off road stuff, so I tend to stay on tarmac but sometimes I get lost or feel a little brave.
Little info about me. I am 28, originally from Kansas, an electrician and enjoy traveling. In 2008/2009 I worked for a little over a year in Antarctica. In September 2010 I got my current job working in Moscow, Russia.
Below here are some videos I have put together for family and friends to stay up to date with me. You can see the evolution of my bike slowly from big red machine to green monster.
I was supposed to leave the current gig I am on in May of this year. It was a contract with a maximum of 4 years so I had decided to leave in May that way I could tour around Europe or where ever I pleased for the summer. Then at the last minute I was asked if I would stay for a 5th year to help coordinate some things here.
This is the summer for me that wasn't supposed to happen. So I thought I would do my best this summer to get around and see some of the sites from WWII along with some of the graves of the guys who didn't get another summer.
April 13
I go back and forth to between Moscow and Tver quiet often. Its around 100 miles the short way. This day I decided not to take the big road back, M10. I headed towards Volokolomnsk.
The First Monument I came across was this one just outside of Tver.
It says: Here lie the remains of more than 300 unknown heroes who sacrificed their lives for so we lived among them well-known names
To the right it says : Glory to the Hero's the the Great Patriotic War.
Leading up the the main display there in center is names of people buried there.
Further down the road I came across this T-34 tank.
A little further down near the town of Yaroplets I came across some old Soviet Bunkers that saw some heavy fighting during the war.
They were burning fields the day I was there it made it kind of eerie
April 13
Next, just past Yaropolets, I planned to stop at a bunker and memorial. The bunker was the site of some serious fighting, there are around 800 soldiers buried here.
I arrived during a memorial service.
The little short lady in the front there was the guest of honor. She served here during some of the heaviest fighting. I couldnt hear her well and my Russian isnt the greatest so I couldnt tell everything she was saying.
This is right beside the memorial.
April 13
This Monument is just outside of Volokolomnsk.
This monument was for a group of 11 Soviet sappers who were able to hold up the enemy and destroyed 20 enemy tanks in the process
Next I came across a big outdoor museum/monument. It was at this spot the Nazis managed to get in the fall of 1941 then there was a huge battle where the Soviets were able to stop the advance. December 6 1941 the Soviets launched a counter attack and were able to push the invaders back.
I think there was something like 10 tanks here. Mostly Soviet but there were a couple American tanks and German.
Rocket Launchers
One of the German tanks that looked like it had been used for target practice.
This cute little baby tank
Finally a monument to the Siberian Soldiers who fought here.
I'm glad that enough people told you to do this.... :clap
This is going to be interesting and educational.... great start!!!
April 18
Again heading up to Tver, to see the lady, This time I took M10 from Moscow up to Tver. Its a big 4 lane highway the whole way nice pavement and rather boring. There are a few things along the way though.
This is a burial sight near the town of Klin. It is located in front of a big church
The church opened in 1837
A little further down the road is another Church with a burial site in front of it also
Much better than the stereotype Soviet stuff. And no need to wonder what happened there.
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After arriving in Tver my Okcana, her daughter Ksusha and I decided to head to the center of Tver and check out some of the stuff there.
In the 1700's Tver burned to the ground and was ordered rebuilt by Catherine the Great. She loved St. Petersburg so had it rebuilt to look similar to Petersburg, at least along the river that flows through it.
The photo below was of an old brick building it was the location in 1919 of the first official meeting of workers and laborers, in Tver, when they were forming the Soviet Union. In Soviet times the city was known as Kallinin.
This is the main monument in Tver to WWII. The little girl there is Ksusha shes 10 and was extremely bored during our excursion. The Nazis occupied Tver for a few months in 1941 it was one of the first major cities to be liberated during the war. As the Germans fled they left most of the city in ashes.
Here is an overall view of the monument during anniversaries there is a flame on top
This is one of the only monuments dedicated to recent wars I have seen period in Russia. it has a list of names of people that have died in wars since Russia's war in Afghanistan
This is the old NKVD building in Tver. NKVD was the predecessor to the KGB. They killed many many people in the basement of the building. Especially during the war years. Now it is a medical academy.
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OAKDALE, N.Y. – It was déjà vu all over again for the Seton Hall women's cross country team on Saturday as for the second consecutive year, the team posted a second-straight runner up finish to start the season; placing second at the 4K St. John's-Hofstra Fall Festival behind the same trio that led the way in last week's opener.
The Pirates' top four runners finished inside the top-15 among Division I competitors at the meet, helping the team end the day with a total of 51 points; 25 ahead of Hofstra in third and 27 points better than BIG EAST rival St. John's.
Only a Manhattan squad that recorded a team total of 45 points went lower on the day.
Senior tri-captain Nyala Eddings (Chicago, Ill.) continued to firmly entrench herself as the team's pace-setter, leading the squad for the third consecutive outing dating back to the 2012 finale. Her time of 15:35.61 was third best among Division I entrants. Fellow tri-captain Mary Migton (Ledgewood, N.J.) crossed the line less than two ticks later with a final mark of 15:37.06, making it two straight weeks that the two team leaders have finished back-to-back in the top-10 overall.
Both Eddings and Migton finished more than 20 seconds ahead of STJ's top competitor Michelle Duffy (16.01.64) despite the fact that the meet was run on St. John's Oakdale campus.
Freshman Desyre Blackburn (Aloha, Ore.) was the 10th Division I competitor to complete the 4K distance, making it a second top-three team finish in as many appearances with a final time of 16:17.95. Fellow newcomer Bri Miller (Bayonne, N.J.) stepped up in a big way as well in her second career meet, registering a 13th place finish among Division I runners by edging out co-host Hofstra's second-best performer on the day with a 16:33.93 effort that marks the first scoring time of her career.
Through four finishers, Seton Hall was heavily in contention to claim a team victory, trailing Manhattan by just one point.
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Sophomore Amanda Catherall (Farmingdale, N.Y.) has exhibited significant improvement in the first two races of the year and finished just outside the top-25 competitors in the division on Saturday (17:28.29) after a strong showing at Monmouth a week ago.
Senior Kristen May (Shrewsbury, Mass.) rounded out the team's top-seven performers; finishing among the top-30 with a time of 17:37.83.
A symbol of the enhanced depth on the squad, seven Pirates have now contributed scoring efforts through two races after only six team members scored over the entire 2012 season.
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Just the headline of this Buzz Feed post made us laugh.
It's funny either way:
-- If some folks were confused by the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.
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The latter appears more likely — or at least it's the reason the whole thread got started. According to The Wall Street Journal's Digits blog:
"Shortly after Kim's death, cultural critic N'Gai Croal was one of the first to jump-start the meme, 'RIP, Lil' Kim,' he tweeted. Thousands more followed."
When he did that, N'Gai Croal also linked to a Bloomberg News story about the Korean leader's death.
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OAKVILLE, Ontario Mike Weir is well aware that a Canadian hasn't won the Canadian Open in 55 years, and that it has been 95 years since the tournament crowned a Canadian-born champion.
"It's our national championship, and all us Canadians, we want to put to rest that it's been so long since one of us has won one," Weir said Wednesday, a day before the start of the 100th edition of the tournament.
Pat Fletcher, born in England, was the last Canadian winner, taking the 1954 event in Vancouver, British Columbia. Carl Keffer is the only Canadian-born champion, winning in 1909 and 1914. Albert Murray, also born in England, won in 1908 and 1913.
"The odds are pretty much staked against us," said Stephen Ames, a naturalized Canadian citizen from Trinidad & Tobago. "Fifteen playing this week in a field of 156. ... It makes things difficult to some extent, but at the same time, we have what we call the 15th club in our bag with the crowd."
Weir is making his 19th appearance in the national championship, back at Jack Nicklaus-designed Glen Abbey for the second straight year and 25th time overall.
The 2003 Masters champion, an eight-time winner on the PGA Tour, came close to breaking through in 2004 at Glen Abbey, losing to Vijay Singh in a playoff. Last year, Weir tied for fifth, five strokes behind winner Chez Reavie.
Weir missed the cut in his first nine starts in the tournament – eight at Glen Abbey and one at Royal Montreal – and also dropped out early in 2005 and 2006.
"Just the experience of playing the course, I think helped me adjust. And I think my game's just evolved over the years," the 39-year-old Ontario native said. "I think a number of the rounds and cuts I missed here I was playing on the Canadian Tour, and I wasn't a PGA Tour-caliber player then."
He was never better at Glen Abbey than he was Monday in his charity pro-am event, playing the back nine in 9-under 28. He was 8 under on the final six holes, making two eagles and four birdies. "I wish I could do that in a tournament," Weir said.
Nick Taylor and Matt Hill, the Canadians who hold the top two spots in the world amateur rankings, are paired together for the first two rounds. The top-ranked Taylor, the University of Washington player from Manitoba, was the low amateur at the U.S. Open and reached the U.S. Amateur Public Links final last week. Hill, from Weir's hometown of Bright's Grove, won the NCAA individual title for North Carolina State in May.
"It's cool to be in a PGA Tour event, but being back home in Canada with a bunch of people working and pulling for you, that's going to be fun," Taylor said.
Anthony Kim is back at Glen Abbey after tying for eighth last year. He closed with a 75 in a final-round pairing with Reavie after opening with rounds of 65, 69 and 64.


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