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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
I had two never-before-seen zines to bring with me to the Sheffield Zine Fest (photos of the festival coming later in the week). Issue 22 was new, whereas issue 14 has a bit of a history. I made no. 14 a few years ago, mislaid the pages, found them again last year and finished some bits off, made a few copies, mislaid them again moving house and then found them again recently. Now they're safe in a folder with all my other…Continue
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I used to go to Austria quite a lot to run workshops in schools, travelling from school to school each week. I started writing this zine after my first trip to Vienna in 2010, didn't finish it, and then finished it off a couple of years later. I made a few copies at the time, but then mislaid the pages again when moving house, so barely anyone has read it. I recently found them again,…Continue
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Call for Submissions:
Us Amazonians - A Kirsty MacColl fanzine
Happy Christmas yer arse! I'm looking for essays, non-fiction stories, and artwork about Kirsty MacColl and your experiences with her music. It could be the first time you heard one of her songs, or how her backing vocals on that one Smiths track captured your heart. Maybe her lyrics spoke to you in a certain way, or she was the soundtrack to a memorable night.
• Articles should be 300-1000 words
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Hearts is a 16-page, 1/8-sized one-shot mini fanzine, a sort of prose poem love letter inspired by images on the website weheartit.com. 50 cents or a stamp or trade…Continue
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I reprinted all the back issues of my zines, and finished making the zine section of my new website. I never want to look at a stapler or the photoshop scan window again again.…
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The edge of no escape is a photo zine.
Found photos of punk-rock bands and youngsters during the period of 1980-1982 in Bordeaux, France.
A testimony of the music scene and lifestyle of the early 80's.
Unknown photographer. By Boxcutter books.
20 pages, Paper 120gsm + soft cover: Coated Mat Paper 170g, Black & White Laser print, stapled, format A5 (15x21cm).
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Yuki Satoshi Wins First Round in Tengen: Yuki Satoshi 9P defeated defending title holder Yamashita Keigo 9P by resignation in last Friday's first round of the 36th Tengen. This is the first Tengen title match for Yuki and the seventh for Yamashita, who has won it twice. The second round will be played on November 9th. Tuo Jiaxi New Changqi Cup Champion: In his first national title win Tuo Jiaxi 3P defeated Zhou Ruiyang 5P – who was charged with a penalty — in the third and final round of the 7th Changqi Cup title match by three points last Friday, October 29, winning the title match 2-1. Won Sungjin Takes Lead in Myeongin: Won Sungjin 9P defeated Park Yeonghun 9P by resignation last Wednesday, October 27in the in the 38th Myeongin title match third round of play, giving him a 2-1 lead. The fourth round will be played on November 9th. Lee Changho Weds: Lee Chango 9P married Cyberoro reporter Yi Doyun last Friday, October 29.
- JustPlayGo
American Go E-Journal
WORLD GO NEWS ROUND-UP October 25-29: Yuki Satoshi Wins First Round in Tengen; Tuo Jiaxi New Changqi Cup Champion; Won Sungjin Takes Lead in Myeongin; Lee Changho Weds
Monday November 1, 2010
Yuki Satoshi Wins First Round in Tengen: Yuki Satoshi 9P defeated defending title holder Yamashita Keigo 9P by resignation in last Friday's first round of the 36th Tengen. This is the first Tengen title match for Yuki and the seventh for Yamashita, who has won it twice. The second round will be played on November 9th. Tuo Jiaxi New Changqi Cup Champion: In his first national title win Tuo Jiaxi 3P defeated Zhou Ruiyang 5P – who was charged with a penalty — in the third and final round of the 7th Changqi Cup title match by three points last Friday, October 29, winning the title match 2-1. Won Sungjin Takes Lead in Myeongin: Won Sungjin 9P defeated Park Yeonghun 9P by resignation last Wednesday, October 27in the in the 38th Myeongin title match third round of play, giving him a 2-1 lead. The fourth round will be played on November 9th. Lee Changho Weds: Lee Chango 9P married Cyberoro reporter Yi Doyun last Friday, October 29.
Monday November 1, 2010
An unusually strong field of 30 players entered last weekend's Heartland Harvest tournament organized by the Bradley Go Association and the Quad Cities Go Club in Peoria, IL. Austin Kupon 3d went 5-0 in a Dan division headed by two 6-dan players. Second place went to Xuyu Xiang 6d with a score of 4-1. In the second division (1-7 kyu), Myron Souris 1k took first on tie-breaks over Ken Crumpler 6k and Stephen Choung 7k, all at 4-1. David Muskovitz 8k won the third division (8 kyu and below) on tie-break over Matt Mueller 11k, both with a score of 4-1. Clark Wierda was awarded a special prize of black and orange go stones in jack-o-lantern bowls for traveling the greatest distance for the tournament. "More than half the field benefited from the generous merchandise prizes provided by Kiseido/Yutopian, Slate and Shell, sundaygolessons.com and Yellow Mountain Imports," reports TD Roy Schmidt.
GO PHOTO: Miami Go Club
Monday November 1, 2010
Sky, Joel Sanet, and Alan Salzmann at the Miami Go Club's new location at Loehman's Plaza in North Miami. Photo by Alex Feldstein
Sunday October 31, 2010
Sunday October 31st is the last day to register the N.A. BC Card Cup. The Cup winner will be fully sponsored to go to Korea and represent the U.S. in the main qualifier event in January 2011. The qualifier tournament will be on KGS during the weekend of Nov. 13-14. BC Card is one of the largest credit card companies in Korea. Click here for more about BC Card Cup World Baduk Champhionship. Thus far a strong group of 17 players has registered, including several former U.S. champions. Click hereto register. The AGA Tournament Coordinator Team has openings for online tournament assistance and tournaments reporting, a great
opportunity to serve the AGA and learn how to run tournaments. If interested, contact National Tournament Coordinator Zhiyuan Zhang at email@example.com
Sunday October 31, 2010
Exciting new research on the effect of go in the social sciences were among the presentations at the 7th International Conference on Baduk (ICOB) in South Korea on October 24. "Although there have been numerous academic studies involving baduk in the mathematics, artificial intelligence and computer science fields," Dr. Ernest Brown (l) told the E-Journal, "this conference presented exciting research in social science, psychological and cognitive areas of study." The conference is sponsored by the Myong-ji University Department of Baduk Studies and took place concurrently with the 5th Korea Prime Minister's Cup (below). In recent years, Brown – clinical director of a day treatment program for adolescents in San Francisco, who presented a paper at the conference — reports, "American psychotherapists that play baduk have reported anecdotal data to suggest that baduk is useful in working with therapy clients, particularly troubled/dis-enfranchised adolescents. However, the research being conducted in Korea and Japan is very promising for American go players who are interested in similar fields and provides an opportunity for research in America." Brown also reports that "I also heard of a German study that demonstrated improvement in reading ability (text) as a result of playing go. The researchers in that study were looking for improvement in mathematics, but found instead that the students' reading scores improved." Cognitive behavioral treatments of aggressive adolescents is currently the most promising and evidence-based treatment of successful rehabilitation, Brown adds. "However, treatments of this sort are also related to the motivation of the client to practice the activities that are suggested. This study suggests that using activities such as baduk, which students may be easily attracted to and willing to pursue, can be an aide to enhancing their cognitive processes. Additionally, there is evidence that there is frontal lobe deficiency in aggressive adolescents. This study is promising in pointing to the use of baduk in improving frontal lobe activity." During his visit to Korea, Dr. Brown also visited a baduk school for children. "They have developed a sensational curriculum with many materials for teachers, including workbooks, powerpoint and cartoon/interactive video, and a huge data-base of problems and technique instruction that levels up systematically. Some of this information is already available in English. The information, in addition to providing a very proficient baduk curriculum, also creates a professional presentation that is would be extremely persuasive for parents." Click here for more information. photos by Allan Abramson
Sunday October 31, 2010
Roger Strain topped the field of 16 players, going undefeated 4-0 at the 4th annual Cicadas Sing tournament Saturday, October 30 in Austin, Texas. Four players tied for 2nd place at 3-1: John Zhang, Tracey Su, John Ruder, Peter Enyeart. Click here for a photo album.
- Andy Olsen; photo by Rob Smith
Tuesday October 26, 2010
Nicholas Jhirad took top honors in the Portland Tournament, held October 23-24 at Lewis & Clark College. 29 players participated in the 5-round tournament, directed by Peter Drake. Winner's Report: Dan: 1st: Nicholas Jhirad; 2nd: Vincent Zhang; 3rd: Ben Hakala. Single-digit kyu: 1st: Dylan Wiggins (only undefeated player); 2nd: Mike Malveaux; 3rd: R.Q. Yang. Double-digit kyu: 1st: Nick Sylvester; 2nd: Gordon Castanza; 3rd: April Hersey. Youth: Vincent Zhuang; Female: April Hersey.
Sunday October 24, 2010
Dahzi Xu 5D won The NY Go Center's "Falling Leaves" tournament last Saturday, October 23, directed by Boris Bernadsky. Runners-up were David Shainok 1D and Mohammed Saqif Noor, a 10-year-old 10K with pro aspirations. During a break between rounds, Bernadsky introduced "Stephanie" Ming-Ming Yin (l), a Chinese 1P who is also an Adelphi University freshman business major. Yin, who studied go with Nie -Wei-Ping, is the New York Go Center's new "club pro," and says she intends to stay in the New York area at least until finishing her studies and will devote some of her time to teaching at the Center. For her first event, she will play up to ten simultaneous games there on Saturday, November 13. Write to firstname.lastname@example.com to register. Another highlight of the event was a go book sale during the lunch break. About twenty titles were available from a book stand operated by Kinokuniya, a Japanese bookstore featuring the largest selection of English-language go books in North America. No go player should pass through New York without paying a visit; but first, stop by the Go Center and get a special 10% discount coupon. Kinokuniya plans to continue selling books at future NY Go center events.
- Roy Laird; photos by Joshua Guarino
Sunday October 24, 2010
"As we all know, practicing your reading is one of the best ways to get stronger," writes programmer Tim Kington. "To that end, the popular program GoGrinder has just been released for iPhone and iPod Touch. Now you can have thousands of go problems in your pocket and fit a little practice in whenever you have a few minutes to kill. GoGrinder uses problems in SGF format, and is the only app that lets you add your own problem sets." The iPhone and iPod Touch versions of GoGrinder are available in the iTunes store.
Sunday October 24, 2010
The Many Faces of Go iPad app, "Igowin HD" is now available in the iTunes app store. The app plays with an adjustable AI strength ranging from 18 kyu to the full-strength Many Faces of Go engine of "about 1 dan on 9×9 and about 3 kyu on 19×19," says author David Fotland. Users can set their strength, or have it adjusted automatically by the app, which plays on 9×9, 13×13, or 19×19 boards. Handicap and opponent strength can be adjusted or chosen automatically. "It includes an sgf editor that supports variations, comments, and marks, so you can analyze your games when they are finished," Fotland adds. You can try out a variation and continue the game against the AI from a new position. Games can be saved and restored, or emailed as attachments. At any time you can ask for a score estimate or a hint. This is the seventh mobile app from Smart Games, all under the Igowin brand. Igowin Tutor is a free introduction to the game. Igowin 9×9, Igowin 13×13, and Igowin Pro let you play go against the AI. Igowin life is for practicing solving life and death problems, and Igowin Joseki is for learning Joseki.

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I didn't see any sort of resolution to the Dan and Jeff shenanigans talk. Anything?
Confirmation from Jeff's tumblr: http://blog.jeffgerstmann.net/post/94749393326/how-real-is-the-hype-surrounding-the-mystery-piece-of
What is this "shenanigans" you're referring to? I saw Jeff's post on tumblr, but it doesn't really explain anything.
@sgtpierceface: Dan and Jeff were on a piece of Gamespot content last week. Chris Watters, the host, made reference to something crazy the GB crew were getting up to. He was quickly hushed up by Jeff and Dan. And, then, the rampant speculation began.
Both Vinny and Drew made reference to it on Twitter in a conversation that went, approximately, as follows:
Drew: Sent Vinny some photos of what we're doing.
Vinny: HOW ARE THEY LETTING YOU DO THAT?!?!
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GET HYPE is all i have to say in regards to this.
But...but...I need to know now... :(
Wild speculation time: GameSpot being absorbed into Giant Bomb.
Wild speculation time: GameSpot being absorbed into Giant Bomb.
It's a dumb video of some kind, not business related.
I imagine it's gonna be similar to the old Giant Bomb iOS app video.
@corruptedevil: I will also accept this.
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Is this not in reference to the mini fridge on the couch? That is some pretty wild stuff right there...
@corruptedevil: Haven't seen that in ages, what a classic.
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The last time they teased us like this, our good friends Joe Biden and Roman Reigns showed up on the site.
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I hope it's another big live live show.
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Probably something suitably dumb. Maybe they went to Barkerville and need time to edit the footage.
What did this end up being?
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Mario Party 2 Party
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Yeah I've been wondering this for ages. Obviously I'm more than happy for them to take as long as they want. I imagine it will be something relatively none video game related, judging by what they've been saying recently.
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Pretty sure it was either Dan's 'super kick' on Alex or the whole 'gamebomb.ru' segment they did at PAX Prime.
@orwellhuxzam: what piece of content? I need to watch it, giantbomb content has been so light
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Pretty sure it was either Dan's 'super kick' on Alex or the whole 'gamebomb.ru' segment they did at PAX Prime.
Was this it or was it Dr. Tracksuits pax rumble video?


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Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation
|Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation
|Publication information
|Marvel Comics
|First appearance
|Thing #28 (Oct 1985)
|Created by
|Mike Carlin
Ron Wilson
|In-story information
|Type of business
|Professional wrestling
Vance Astrovik
Demolition Man
Jersey Devil
Little John
The Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation (UCWF) is a fictional organization in the Marvel Comics Universe. It is an association for professional wrestlers who possess superhuman strength, endurance and resistance to injury.
The UCWF was founded by a promoter named Edward Garner after a wrestler who he managed was banned from several existing professional wrestling organizations because he possessed superhuman strength. The UCWF is organized into "weight divisions"... not based on the wrestler's body weight, but on how much tonnage he can lift. The lowest division (for those with the strength to lift (press) two to ten tons) was phased out early in the Federation's history as not being "spectacular" enough.
Numerous superhuman individuals have fought in the UCWF at one time or another, including both those recognized as superheroes and supervillains. Prominent members have included The Thing, Justice (then known as Marvel Boy), and Demolition Man. The ranks of the UCWF have also included mutants, aliens, members of the Eternals (like Ikaris) and the Deviants, and many of the other varieties of super-strong beings from throughout the Marvel Universe.
By far the most common participants, however, have been those who have undergone the strength-augmenting treatment of the Power Broker, a quasi-legal corporation run by Curtiss Jackson that uses the fruits of the many mad scientists populating the Marvel universe. The process is somewhat risky, however, and many wind up deformed or with severe health problems as a result. Also, the Power Broker organization is not without its corruption; at times, they not only augment their clients, but inject them with highly addictive drugs in order to control them. As a result, many of the Unlimited Class wrestlers also find themselves moonlighting as supervillains. The Power Broker has also played a significant role in the lives of other villains and heroes, particularly the U.S. Agent.
After appointing a new general manager, UCWF is shown to become a more scripted sports entertainment version of itself much to the disappointment of former champion Ben Grimm.
- Edward Gardner (President)[volume & issue needed]
- Armadillo (Antonio Rodriguez)[1]
- Beyonder[2]
- Blacksmith (Winslow Smith)[3]
- Demolition Dunphy (Dennis Dunphy)[3]
- Enigmo (Cataphrax)[4] - The Eternal, Cataphrax, took on the wrestling identity of Enigmo.
- Edward Garner[3]
- Iceberg Ike (Ikaris)[5]
- Jersey Devil (Don Remming)[6]
- Vance Astrovik
- Little John (John Lewandow)[7]
- She-Thing (Sharon Ventura)
- Red Zeppelin
- Thing (Benjamin J Grimm)[3]
- Gator (Grant)[8] - mutated into lizard-man by gypsies
- Icepick[9]
- Jerome Johnson[volume & issue needed]
- Kid Stuff[10]
- Doc Hector Lennox[volume & issue needed]
- Sawbones[9] - debuted as Doc Sawbones[10]
- Steamroller[9]
The second incarnation of the all-girl group known as the Grapplers. This group is the female division of the Unlimited Class Wrestling. Most of them had their strength augmented by Power Broker[11]
- Auntie Freeze (Ann Fraley)[11] - leader; former professional wrestler in years past
- Battleaxe (Anita Ehren)[11] - later joined the Femizons
- Letha (Hellen Feliciano)[12] - former protégé of Auntie Freeze; she was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld at A Bar With No Name.[13] Letha was later among the seventeen criminals, all murdered by the Scourge, to be resurrected by Hood using the power of Dormammu as part of a squad assembled to eliminate the Punisher.[14]
- Poundcakes (Marian Pouncy)[12] - later joined the Femizons.
- Screaming Mimi (Melissa Gold)[11] - went on to become Songbird of the Thunderbolts.
- Titania (Davida DeVito)[12] - former protégé of Auntie Freeze; she was killed by the Scourge of the Underworld.[11] Titania was later among the seventeen criminals, all murdered by the Scourge, to be resurrected by Hood using the power of Dormammu as part of a squad assembled to eliminate the Punisher.[14] She was given seduction-based powers by the Hood, and has taken the name Lascivious.[15]
Power Tools[edit]
They all had their strength-augmented by Dr Karl Malus and became his agents[16]
- Buzzsaw[17]
- Drill[17] - he would later attend the AIM Weapon Expo.
- Handsaw[16]
- Jackhammer[18] - currently a member of HYDRA and former member of Dr. Octopus' Masters of Evil
- Pickaxe[16]
- Triphammer[16]
- Vice[16]
- ^ Captain America #316 (Apr 1986)
- ^ Thing #30 (Dec 1985)
- ^ a b c d Thing #28 (Oct 1985)
- ^ Eternals vol. 2 #1 (Oct 1985)
- ^ Eternals (vol. 2) #1 (Oct 1985)
- ^ Thing #29 (Nov 1985)
- ^ Thing #34 (Apr 1986)
- ^ Thing #29
- ^ a b c Captain America #328
- ^ a b Captain America #316
- ^ a b c d e Thing #33
- ^ a b c Marvel Two-In-One #54
- ^ Captain America #319
- ^ a b Punisher Vol. 7 #5
- ^ http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/preview2.php?image=previews/marvelcomics/punisher/villains/PunisherVillains-8.jpg
- ^ a b c d e Avengers Spotlight #29
- ^ a b Captain America #373
- ^ Captain America #371


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St.Peter and St.Paul's Fortress, Saint Petersburg
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this massive brick building was built in 1860 as part of the fortifications of the peter and paul fortress. it now houses the artillery museum which has on display arms and artillery from medieval times to WWII. it also has an interesting collection of military vehicles and tanks from WWII.
The most compelling reason to visit the Peter and Paul Fortress is to visit the Cathedral, which houses the tombs of most modern Russian royals, starting with Peter the Great himself. The remains of the family of Nickolas II's family, including Anastasia, have recently been moved to the cathedral, although they weren't open to the public while we were there.
Besides the Cathedral, I found the Fortress to be something of a waste of time. We bought tickets to see everything, and so we did, but regretted it afterwards. My advice-- buy a ticket to the Cathedral, walk around a bit outside and spend the rest of your day elsewhere in the city.
Founded in 1703 by Peter the great, Peter and Paul's fortress is the first construction built in S.Petersburg, and around which the city has developed.
Untill the revolution,it was used primarily as a jail (it's possible to visit it) ...among the many important people who have been imprisoned here, we just recall the son of Peter, Aleksey, and Dostojevskij.
The construction of Peter & Paul Fortress began in 1703, the same year that is marked as the founding of St. Petersburg. Although the fortress never saw any gunfire or attack, thousands of workers died during the construction and the fortress's grim history was perpetuated as the location of Peter the Great's torture and murder of his own son.
Peter Gate, the inner entrance to the fortress, is actually considered to be more impressive, but it was under construction during our visit. Ivan Gate, the one pictured here, was built in the 1730's. Tickets (a single ticket covers all of the sights in the fortress) are purchased just inside this gate, although the grounds themselves are free if you're interested in checking things out first. While you're walking around, don't forget to take a peek out at the Neva Gate ~ this is where the city's sun worshippers start to welcome the first rays of springtime (there's a Local Custom tip to this effect).
The cathedral was the main sight that we were interested in seeing. We considered the option of Trubetskoy Bastion (once prison for enemies of the state such as Gorky, Dostoevsky and the Decembrists), but ultimately chose to just spend our time walking around the fortress.
The cathedral was designed and construction began in 1712. Peter the Great was determined to emulate/imitate European elegance and tradition, so it was built in grand Baroque style. The spire rises 122 metres (it deliberately beats the Ivan the Great Belltower of Moscow's Kremlin) and is topped by a golden angel. The church interior continues the fancy and frilly Baroque theme ~ the chandeliers are exceedingly delicate, ornate gold-filigree decorates the room and pastel pink and green marble columns dominate.
The Peter & Paul Cathedral is the final resting place for many of the tsars and tsarinas. Exceptions include Nicholas II, who in 1998 was buried with his family in a chapel by the entrance, denied entry to the cathedral because their remains were mixed with those of the servants with whom they had been murdered.
Most of the tombs are in white marble, which means reading the plaques is required to figure out whose is whose. Alexander II and his wife, Maria Alexandrovna, have tombs made of coloured minerals, which are easier to spot, as is Peter the Great's, which is topped by a bust of tsar himself.
The entry to the cathedral (during our visit, though that may have been due to restoration works on the cathedral's exterior) is through the Grand Ducal Burial Vault, an astringently white hall where relatives of the tsars were buried. Once you've had a look around, you follow a hallway to the cathedral entrance, then retrace your steps to exit the buildings.
There was a male choir performing in the Burial Vault during our visit. . .you may be not as lucky to happen upon this, but it was an amazing performance. The acoustics in the room are haunting.
As the birthplace of the city, Peter & Paul Fortress is likely one of the spots every visitor tries to hit. It's worth noting though, that it won't take much time out of your day. . .two or three hours maximum are all that are need to truly get a feel for this small section of the city.
If you plan to visit this island, it's worth combining the trip with an exploration of Kamennoostrovskiy Prospekt and its surrounding area. Alternatively, Peter & Paul Fortress is also easily matched up with the Strelka and an wider exploration of Vasilevskiy Island (which is a lovely area to slow your pace and hit a couple of cafes).
Michael Chemiakin was born in Russia, raised in East Germany, then returned to his homeland in 1957. He was expelled from art school for creating outside of the Socialist Realist norms, following which he was forcibly interred to at a mental institution, which was standard treatment at the time.
In 1971, Chemiakin was forced out of the USSR by the Soviet authorities. He settled first in France, then moved to New York City. Post-Communist Russia finally allowed the return of Chemiakin's work, with an exhibition in 1989.
In 1991, Chemiakin gave St. Petersburg a symbol of the fallen empire ~ a statue of Peter the Great fixed in his chair. The statue, since seated in Peter & Paul Fortress, has been the cause of controversy since. . .the tiny head, modelled after a mask done by Rastrelli in 1719, is completely disproportionate to the body.
The statue is found in one of the greener areas of the fortress ~ there are actually a few benches nearby and it makes a nice place to stop off for a drink or an ice cream.
Founded in 1703, the Peter and Paul Fortress is the oldest building in the city. Peter planned it as a defense against the Swedes but defeated them before it was finished. Its main use was a political prison; famous residents included Gorky, Trotsky and Lenin's older brother. The 122 m tall, needle thin spire of the Cathedral of SS Peter and Paul remains one of the defining landmarks of the city. Dont miss the gorgeous baroqe interior. All of Russia's prerevolutionary rulers from Peter the Great onward, except Peter II and Ivan VI are buried here. It covers a huge area and some of the highlights of the area include: Naryshkin Bastion, Commandant's House, Alexandrovsky Park, Museum of Political History, Peter's Cabin, Kirov Museum( home of Sergei Kirov Stalin's henchman whos bloodstained cap is on display , he was shot in the head), Sigmund Freud Museum of Dreams, Botanical Gardens to the Kirovsky Islands. The whole area has so much to offer and a full day can be easily be spent taking in the sights.
Peter and Paul can be a fun excusion for the whole family, although you should bundle up if you will be here in the winter! This picture was taken during a trip in November (yup, gets very cold and snowy here early...). The Petera nd Paul church in the middle of the fortress houses all but 3, I believe, of teh Romanov Tzars tombs, including the last tzars family. The family's remains had been hidden by the Bosheviks during the revolution and were recovered recently and intered here. Also, there are several other attractions within the fortress including a printing press exhibit that can be a great diversion for the children. The kids can make there own pictures and then see how they can be made into printing plates and have a printed version made to take home. There is a wax museum and an old prison that housed not only Peter the Great's son for awhile, but many Soviet "dissedents". I suggest also taking a walk around the top of the wall, but dreww warm if it is cold out as the wind blows hard up there. Afterwards, there is a strip of nice restaurants behind the fortress to get a cup of tea and something warm to eat.
The Fortress was built on a small island in the Neva delta on May 27th,1703, so ever since then, 27th, May, 1703, is considered St.-Petersburg foundation day.
The work on the fortress proceeded very quickly because Peter the Great expected an attack of the Swedish Navy from the Gulf of Finland. The fort is large, occupying the whole of Zayatchy (Hare) island.
In 1718 the fortress became a state political prison when Peter's 28-year old rebellious son, Alexei, was imprisoned in the Trubetskoy Bastion and beaten to death there. Alexei was the first political prisoner to be tortured to death and buried in the fortress. In 1887 Lenin's brother was imprisoned here for the attempt to kill Czar Alexander III and was later executed.
Thus, the fort originally built to protect the city, in practice became a prison for Russians, so called Russian Bastille. Its status was only changed in 1918 when it became a city museum.
Parts of the former jail are now open to the public.
In the middle of the fortress stands the impressive Peter and Paul Cathedral, the burial place of all the Russian Emperors and Empresses from Peter the Great to Alexander III. The Cathedral was the first church in the city to be built of stone (between 1712-33)
Other buildings in the fortress include the City History Museum and the Mint, one of only two places in Russia where coins and medals are minted.
All the museum's buildings are open Thursday to Monday, 11 am to 6 pm
Tuesday - 11 am to 5 pm. Ticket offices close one hour earlier.
The museum is closed on Wednesdays, but the grounds remain open.
A Museum ticket allows you to visit the Peter and Paul Cathedral (containing the tombs of Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, Nicholas II and other tzars) plus permanent and temporary exhibits located throughout the fortress grounds.
Tickets can be bought at the ticket office near the Ioannovsky Gate or at the Boat House near the cathedral.
From 6 pm to 7 pm, Thursday to Tuesday, admission to the Cathedral is free.
The Peter and Paul Fortress is very important - especially for people from the italian-speaking area of switzerland, since its architect (Trezzini) had come from this area. Peter the Great commissioned it in 1703 and wanted it built along the Neva River, so as to protect the city from attack by the Sweden.
Once inside the fortress walls you can visit the Peter and Paul Cathedral (where Russian czars and emperors are buried), the St. Petersburg City History Museum, the Commandant's House and Trubetskoy Bastion Prison, where even Dpstojevskj was at one time kept captive. The cathedral is something else... inside it's all gilded and glittering.
It is on this island that on 16 may 1703 Peter the Great started the construction of St Petersburg - at least of the fortress.
While all the grounds are free, you need a ticket for the 7 museums situated inside, including the highlight - the cathedral of St Peter and St Paul with its impressive spire and Romanov imperial family tombs.
To get there, I recommend you to go on foot from the Winter Palace, pass by Strelka and enter the island by the Kronwerk bridge, then pass along Neva on the sandy beach and enter the fortress by the Nevsky Gate. (OK, this gate was mainly used to embark prisoners slated for exile or execution, but you will have time to appreciate the fortress and some great sights of Winter palace along the way...)
Placed on the southern part of the fortress and as the name tells directly facing Neva is the sober but imposing Nevski Gate. It was added later to the fortress - built between 1784-1787, when the fortress was already mainly used as a political prison.
Later, the gate was called Death Gate, as its main use was to embark the prisoners for transport to the Schlusselburg fortress. Majority never got from there alive.
In the interior of the gate, you will see the markings of different floods that plagued the city. The main cause were always the winds from the baltic, that pushed the waves of the sea upwards the Neva estuary and raised its levels.
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Rare MS64 1880 Nickel1880 5C MS64 PCGS. A handsome example exhibiting delicate pewter gray toning on both surfaces. Hints of faint navy blue complement the reverse. The devices are frosty and sharply struck, and the fields exhibit considerable prooflike character. The 1880 is a desirable scarcity having a scant mintage of just 16,000 business strikes. Uncirculated survivors are much scarcer than proofs, a situation that has resulted in the fact that collectors are willing to pay many multiples of the proof price to acquire business strikes in a corresponding level of preservation. This applies to all grade levels from MS60 to MS64, and up from there. Here is a prize that is certain the delight the numismatist who desires pieces that are characterized by the dual attributes of beauty and rarity. Population: 7 in 64, 4 finer (6/05).(#3810)(Registry values: N2998) (NGC ID# 276E, PCGS# 3810)
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In this episode of the History Explorer podcast series, students will hear from Xavier Carnegie, the Museum's Creative Director and one of the lead actors for the "Join the Student Sit-Ins" theater program about the research he conducts to develop and enhance his performance. The teacher guide includes discussion questions and a student worksheet.
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On February 1, 1960, four African American college students--Ezell A. Blair, Jr. (now Jibreel Kha...
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Too much time since my last shot... I've been really busy the last months with my move-in from Switzerland to San Francisco for a new full-time gig working at Scaligent. I'm very excited about this new opportunity!
I cannot share too much yet as the start up is still in stealth mode, but here's a little preview of what I've been working on for the last weeks. The design isn't definitive as we're still iterating on the core features.
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I'll try to be a little more active here and on Twitter ;)
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