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|The controversial sitcom that defined the late '70s and became an instant classic, Soap took viewers into the homes of not one but two of the most dysfunctional families ever - and we couldn't help but embrace every eccentric one of them!
The show introduces us to the quirky lives of the Tates and the Campbells. The unparalleled cast features Billy Crystal, Richard Mulligan, Robert Guillaume, Emmy nominees Katherine Helmond and Cathryn Damon, Robert Mandan, Diana Canova, Jimmy Baio and Arthur Peterson.
This 12-disc set contains all 90 episodes of Soap!
"Groundbreaking, hilarious, and surprisingly touching, it was must-watch TV of the late 1970s... Bryan Byun, DVD Verdict
Editor's NoteBilly Crystal got his start as one of the first gay characters to appear on prime-time television in this once controversial series. As TV entertainment, SOAP was ahead of its time both creatively--functioning as a parody of the soap opera within the trappings of a prime-time sitcom--and topically--dealing with such issues as interracial marriage, gay parenting, marital infidelity, and impotence. Robert Urich, Richard Mulligan, Katherine Helmond (WHO'S THE BOSS), Robert Guillaume (SPORTS NIGHT), and a host of others round out the impressive ensemble cast of all four seasons and 85 episodes of this must-own for any enthusiast of progressive television. Fans that can't get enough of Guillaume's Benson on this series may be interested to know the character was spun-off into its own show, titled BENSON.
Cast & Crew
|Arthur Peterson
|Billy Crystal
|Cathryn Damon
|Diana Canova
|Katherine Helmond
|Richard Mulligan
|Robert Guillaume
|Robert Mandan
|Andrew J. Selig - Producer
|Edward Stephenson - Production Designer
|Gary Anderson, et. al. - Editor
|George Aliceson Tipton - Original Music By
|J.D. Lobue - Director
|Jay Sandrich - Director
|Larry Boelens - Cinematographer
|Richard Hissong - Cinematographer
|Susan Harris, et. al. - Writer
|Tony Thomas - Executive Producer
Winner (1981)
|Golden Globe, Katherine Helmond, Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Musical/Comedy
Nominee (1981)
|Golden Globe, Soap, Best TV-Series - Musical/Comedy
Winner (1980)
|Emmy, Richard Mulligan, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
|Emmy, Cathryn Damon, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Winner (1979)
|Emmy, Robert Guillaume, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Comedy-Variety or Music Series
Winner (1978)
|Emmy, Edward Stephenson, Robert Checchi, Outstanding Art Direction for a Comedy Series
Nominee (1978)
|Emmy, Gary Anderson, Outstanding Achievement in Video Tape Editing for a Series
|Emmy, Paul Junger Witt, et. al., Outstanding Comedy Series
|Emmy, Jay Sandrich, Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series
|Emmy, Katherine Helmond, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
Golden Globe (1981)
|Katherine Helmond, Winner, Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Musical/Comedy
|Soap, Nominee, Best TV-Series - Musical/Comedy
Emmy (1980)
|Cathryn Damon, Winner, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
|Richard Mulligan, Winner, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
Emmy (1979)
|Robert Guillaume, Winner, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy or Comedy-Variety or Music Series
Emmy (1978)
|Edward Stephenson, Robert Checchi, Winner, Outstanding Art Direction for a Comedy Series
|Gary Anderson, Nominee, Outstanding Achievement in Video Tape Editing for a Series
|Jay Sandrich, Nominee, Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series
|Katherine Helmond, Nominee, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
|Paul Junger Witt, et. al., Nominee, Outstanding Comedy Series
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Another nice deal6/7/2013
All the episodes of "Soap" at my fingertips! And at a great price! Now I can watch all the great parts over and over. (e.g., Watching Burt 'disappear' by snapping his fingers, or the great story / excuse he told Mary aboiut why he didn't come home the one night.)
SOAP - The Complete Series8/24/2012
It was great watching this series. It brought back memories from when we originally watched it.
Damaged disk5/3/2009
Disk 2 arrived damaged. The disk has scratches across the surface. I cannot watch all of the episodes and am very disappointed.
Talk Soap by J.S.3/5/2009
The series speaks for it's self, if your a fan you'll love this product. The only complaint I have with it is the way the company that distriputs it packaged it, the discs sit on top of each other and can scratch. I take care of my things carefully and had to put thin felt between the discs, but thats me i'm anal. The sound, picture, and episode set up is great, and I highly recommend this product.
Soap - A TV Classic1/8/2009
Having the opportunity to view the episodes again brings back so many fond memories. At the time of airing, I was in High School and I remember how a LARGE group of us used to gather at lunchtime and converse about the show the following day. Just don't make shows like this anymore. My only disappointment in this purchase I have is the packaging of the DVD, it is cheap, but the quality of the DVD is good
SOAP Collection7/29/2008
There is no real nitty gritty information with the set. The packaging and inserts are minimal but the quality of the DVDs is good. If you are a Soap fan, I would recommend you get it.
Five Stars for Series Two Stars for packaging7/4/2008
If you are a fan of Soap you already know what a terrific series this is. What you need to know is that this is the cheapest dvd package deal you can get. There are no individual cases, all of the dvds are on a cheap plastic spindle with piece of cardboard to hold them in place. For the price, you might think you are coming out ahead, but in the long run, when your disks are all scratched and in need of replacement, you will wish that you had spent the money on he individual season sets.
Perfect Father's Day Gift7/2/2008
I was looking for a gift for Father's Day and heard Soap came out on DVD. What a great gift, to revisit the fun and laughs of days gone by. My Dad is very happy with this product.1 Helpful | 0 Not Helpful


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|1 week 2 days ago
|I think that's a bullshit
I think that's a bullshit argument. If the kids are expected to commit to the school regardless of coach, the school should be committed to the kids regardless of coach. The coach, being the representative for the school, needs to uphold that.
|1 week 2 days ago
|Your retain all of the
Your retain all of the academic benefits; you just can't play for the team anymore.
|1 week 4 days ago
|That's pretty close to what I
That's pretty close to what I do. Recently, though, I've just been using my clippers on my neck to keep it short. If I'm going to some sort of event, I'll actually shave it with the cheap off-brand razors.
|1 week 4 days ago
|(No subject)
|1 week 6 days ago
|I agree for the most part,
I agree for the most part, but I could also make the case that betting on your team to win by 3 runs could alter your tactics if you're only winning by 2.
|2 weeks 5 days ago
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|3 weeks 2 days ago
|I didn't click until you said
I didn't click until you said there were bikini shots of her...
|3 weeks 2 days ago
|That doesn't make it not
That doesn't make it not gossip.
|4 weeks 13 hours ago
|GRRM was the one who
GRRM was the one who suggested it to them.
|4 weeks 3 days ago
|Non-lawyer: They have no
Non-lawyer: They have no case.
Lawyer: Actually, they do.
Non-lawyer: *ad hominem attack*
I'm really hoping that the Lawyer comes back with "I am rubber, you are glue. Bounces off me and sticks to you."
|4 weeks 5 days ago
|Anytime that Emilia Clarke
Anytime that Emilia Clarke gets "angry" is a time that you can see how bad of an actress she is. It's like she's trying to make an angry face and snarl while talking.
|5 weeks 13 hours ago
|No Bran this season. They got
No Bran this season. They got way to far ahead with his story.
|5 weeks 2 days ago
|Silo Ridge?
Silo Ridge?
|5 weeks 5 days ago
|FWIW, I wasn't attacking him.
FWIW, I wasn't attacking him. I was just making a joke based off of conclusions that you could logically come to from what the OP had written.
Understand basketball -> Think Battle is great
which leads to
Don't think Battle is great -> Don't understand basketball
OP doesn't think Battle is great -> OP doesn't understand basketball
It just a nod back to my discrete mathematics class.
|5 weeks 6 days ago
|By his own words, he doesn't
By his own words, he doesn't know anything about the sport. I'm thinking that may be a contributing factor.
|6 weeks 6 days ago
|I moved to Ann Arbor when I
I moved to Ann Arbor when I was 7. In California, everyone plays soccer on the playground. In Michigan, everyone plays football. To learn football, I followed the home team.
|6 weeks 6 days ago
|Well, it's not like you'd be
Well, it's not like you'd be letting her date anyone affiliated with the Big 10, Big 12, or Pac 12.
|7 weeks 1 hour ago
|I'm betting on the latter.
I'm betting on the latter. There are other subtle hints toward that.
|7 weeks 1 hour ago
|Yea, because that's what has
Yea, because that's what has driven people to the show in the first place...the discretion shown by the writers when handling these delicate situations.
|7 weeks 4 days ago
|8 weeks 6 days ago
|"At this point, most of her
"At this point, most of her actions in the book are driven by paranoia"
And also her ego leading her to believe that she can rule better than she really can. She thinks that she can make these complex tactical moves when she can barely form a cohesive strategy. They play this off in the show as her trying to remove opposition on the small coucil, which is close, but still not quite what's in the books.
|8 weeks 6 days ago
|Well, yea, but he also killed
Well, yea, but he also killed the last assailant who would have probably killed him after killing Selmy, i.e. Grey Worm becomes the last man standing rather than a Harpy.
|8 weeks 6 days ago
|I love how they put SPOILERS
I love how they put SPOILERS as the first thing in the article, but the URL gives the spoiler away.
|9 weeks 13 hours ago
|I'm pretty sure that Grey
I'm pretty sure that Grey Worm is alive. D&D have been setting something up between him and Missandei. It wouldn't make much sense to do that and then kill him off.
|9 weeks 13 hours ago
|Ok, seriously? R+L=J is
Ok, seriously? R+L=J is enough for a clever person to get spoiled on, but this basically gives it away. What don't people get about not posting spoilers?
|10 weeks 2 days ago
|10 weeks 5 days ago
|I don't know which sport
I don't know which sport you're talking about, but take a look at coachhuey.com (it's football). I'd go to the youth section and post your question there. They also have some threads on offense and defense at the youth level if you are coaching football (seems young for football, but idk).
I will tell you that your job as coach is basically to make sure that you have the proper number of players on the field. I've never coached, but I have reffed kids before, and it's a blast, but those kids have no idea what is going on. There is a ball on the field and they are going to try to do something to that ball, but that's about as much as you can expect out of that age group. I got into reffing for the same reasons that you listed and I think that's the right direction for you to go at that age level.
|11 weeks 5 days ago
|Lacrosse took care of this a
Lacrosse took care of this a few years ago by making contact to the head or neck a mandatory penalty as well as also making certain situations like hitting defenseless players a severe penalty. The helmets now serve the purpose of protecting incidental contact and you get hit hard with penalties if they are made to be used for anything more than that.
I know they've done this for certain situations for football, but they don't enforce them often enough and the situations don't include enough of the game. If they made helmet to helmet contact illegal for linemen and leading with the helmet illegal for ball carriers, they could remove a lot of use of the head. However, that won't happen because "it would turn into flag football". Sure the game would change to more spread and less action in the pits, but you'd see a significant decrease in concussions and long-term brain damage.
|12 weeks 2 hours ago
|Whose fault is that? These
Whose fault is that? These threads have been around for the last few seasons and it is obvious that there are going to be spoilers. If you are googling the books, then that's on you too. It's not really that difficult to read the books before the seasons come out (I've read them as the show progressed), so don't complain about it in the damn thread dedicated to talking about the events of the show.
|12 weeks 2 hours ago
|"but this isn't late night
"but this isn't late night porno's on skin-i-max, its suppose to be a TV show, there is at least 1-2 sex scenes an episode now"
People have sex. It is counter-intuitive to hide it. Really this stems from the American culture where sex and nudity are taboo which is just odd if you think about it. In America, things get adult ratings for nudity and swearing too much. In other parts of the world, things get adult ratings for violence and gore, but I have never heard anyone talk about complain about how much gore is in the TV show.
Now, I do agree that some of the scenes are pointless. Loras' scene is the obvious one, although they did have some conversation about their plans going forward. Pod's brothel scene was another, although that led to some comic relief. Missandei's scene last season and the scene where the unsullied was killed are obviously there to build something between her and Grey Worm. A lot of these scenes are there for the transformation process of certain characters, so having them in the show rather than just alluded to is better way to go about the character development, IMO.


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Tennessee stymies Kentucky
Hardesty dominates as UT turns back stubborn Wildcats
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Streak? What streak?
A crowd of 70,981 came to Commonwealth Stadium on Saturday night, most dressed in blue and desperately hoping to see the streak end.
It didn't.
Tennessee escaped with a 30-24 overtime victory over Kentucky -- its 25th in a row dating back to 1984, before any of the current players were born.
But when Montario Hardesty ended the game with a 20-yard touchdown run in the first overtime period, both sides were talking about anything but the longest winning streak in a major college football rivalry.
"It's not about the streak at all,'' said volunteers junior Ben Martin. "It's about each individual win.''
Ditto, said quarterback Jonathan Crompton.
"We weren't even thinking about that,'' said Crompton. "We wanted to win this game to get to a better bowl game.''
They will.
UT finished 7-5, 4-4 SEC, in coach Lane Kiffin's first season. The Vols will await a bowl invitation, with the Outback Bowl in Tampa a best-case scenario.
Kentucky also finished 7-5. The Wildcats (3-5 SEC) will be bowling for a fourth consecutive year.
But losing another close call to the Vols was a bitter pill to swallow -- and not just because of the "S" word.
"It's tough,'' said coach Rich Brooks. "We had a chance to do something that hadn't been done around here, finishing second in the SEC East. We failed.''
But the Wildcats didn't fail to give the Vols all they wanted from the get-go.
Kentucky jumped to a quick 7-0 lead when linebacker Sam Maxwell returned an interception 56 yards for a touchdown.
With versatile Randall Cobb causing problems for Tennessee in a variety of ways, the Wildcats held on for a 21-14 halftime lead.
Both Tennessee touchdowns came on Hardesty runs, of 9 and 13 yards.
His third touchdown, the game-winner, boosted him to a career-high 179 yards rushing, bettering the mark he set one week ago against Vanderbilt.
Kentucky got a first-half touchdown from Cobb on a 17-yard reverse.
His 18-yard punt return set that drive in motion. Then he popped a 43-yard kickoff return that set the stage for Derrick Locke's 1-yard touchdown just before the first half ended.
"He's a great player,'' Kiffin said of Cobb. "I wish he was on our team.''
Even without Cobb, Kiffin's team dominated the second half.
The Vols drove the first possession of the third quarter to the Kentucky 1 before getting stopped on fourth down.
The next drive produced a 16-yard TD pass from Crompton to Stocker to tie the score at 21-21.
Cobb then fumbled on the first Kentucky snap after the kickoff and the Vols recovered and were able to move close enough for a 30-yard Devin Mathis field goal.
Their first lead, 24-21, came with 44 seconds in the third quarter.
Kentucky had 187 yards of offense in the first half, but it was a different story in the second.
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These Amazing Portraits Prove That We Look Just Like Our Moms
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If your biggest fear is getting older, the best thing that can happen to you is getting older. That's right! Like treating a fear of heights with exposure to heights, the universe will also desensitize you to a fear of aging by continuing to apply time + gravity. You will realize that getting older is not only NOT as… »
Does this sound familiar? "Grow. Just grow. Why won't you grow, you stupid piece of trash stuck to the bottom of my face. Yes, you're garbage. You're a garbage chin." No? How about this? "You hulking monstrosity. It makes me sick to look at you. How does my jaw even support you? You're so huge, chin. Why do you have… »
In a disturbing new sociological twist, that thing where dogs look like their owners might have something to do with how guys deem certain women more attractive than others. According to a study from a French research team at Institut des Sciences de l'Evolution de Montpellier printed in MedicalXpress, homogamy plays… »
Just to make your office just a liiiittle more sexually charged, the face you make when you're having an orgasm might be interchangeable to the face you make when you get a paper cut, posits a new study out of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem that was printed in Science yesterday. Researchers showed 45 Princeton… »
Let's hold hands as we stroll through this freshly-laid scientific minefield — Republican women in the House of Representatives generally, suggests a new study in the growing "social vision" branch of social science, have more "stereotypically feminine features" than their Democratic counterparts. Not only that, but… »
This photo-morph video of Lindsay Lohan's ever-changing mien should serve as a cautionary tale to all would-be child actors and their exploitative parents: life happens pretty fast in show business. It seems as if Lindsay has gone through every conceivable transformation over her 22-year career, a span of time… »
A new study suggests that guys with wide faces are more likely to lie and cheat than their counterparts with narrower mugs. The explanation: power. »
FaceResearch.org, a site run by two psychologists at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, features software that can average together faces from thousands of photos. These images purportedly show the average face of women from 40 different nationalities. »
The science of attractiveness can be obnoxious when misrepresented, but it's also fascinating. A new book contains some surprising information about sexy tigers, the cosmetic power of veggies — and how to talk about beauty without being an asshole. »
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What do men and women focus on when they see sexy pictures? Turns out, it's not what you'd expect. »
New research claims that our facial features reveal everything from fertility to independence. Really! Let's put this new science of superficiality into practice, shall we? »
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A new study shows people with body dysmorphic disorder underuse part of the brain associated with seeing the face as a whole. The lead study author says sufferers may see only the face's component parts, making it look distorted. [CNN] »
Researchers report that facial expressions play a major role in gender identification. Faces showing happiness or fear are seen as feminine, while scowling faces are read as masculine. Apparently, angry female faces "took the longest to identify." [UPI] »
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The St. Louis Blues on Friday placed Peoria Rivermen defenseman Danny Syvret on NHL Re-Entry Waivers.
On Saturday afternoon, the veteran cleared those waivers and was called-up on emergency, as expected, by the Blues.
The Blues, who don't play until Sunday in Phoenix, flew Syvret out to meet the NHL team Saturday morning, put him through practice, then sent him back down to the Rivermen.
He it appeared the injuries on the St. Louis roster cleared up, and Syvret was not needed.
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Flashy 1870-CC Seated Dollar--Choice Uncirculated1870-CC MS 63 PCGS. The 1870-CC dollar is a popular collector coin for two reasons. First, it is the first year of issue from the eminently collectible Carson City mint. Second, only 11,758 pieces were struck. While the mintage is low, there are actually quite a few circulated examples examples known. Reliable estimates range from 75-275 to more than 500 pieces in all grades. Mint state coins are quite scarce, but within the Seated series of CC dollars, the 1870-CC is the most frequently encountered date. This is a very flashy coin, as are most high grade '70-CC dollars. The fields have a bright semi-prooflikeness and the coin is brilliant throughout except for a tiny grease stain (as struck) on the obverse rim at 10 o'clock and two short streaks of grease that were struck into the planchet over the U in UNITED. Sharply struck throughout with no mentionable abrasions. Population: 5 in 63, none are finer (7/95). (NGC ID# 24ZE, PCGS# 6964)
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A true craftsmen, Duane "Schwabie" Schwab is the Grand Marshal for the 40th Ellinwood After Harvest Festival on July 18-20. A native Kansan, Schwabie embodies "Home is Where Our Story Begins."
Local and area veterans now have the opportunity to receive more of their health-care services at St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center, thanks to a federal pilot program. It is called Project ARCH, which stands for Access Received Closer to Home.
To celebrate Independence Day on July 4, the City of Great Bend - along with Sunflower Diversified Services and many other sponsors - will host a Community Fireworks Display at the Great Bend Expo Complex. The show is choreographed to music, and will begin at dusk. Sunset will take place at approximately 9:02 p.m., and the show will begin as soon as it is dark enough (around 9:33 p.m.).
After sampling Veterans' Memorial Lake in Great Bend for toxic cyanobacteria, commonly called blue-green algae, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment has placed the lake under a "public health warning," the KDHE announced Friday.
Travis Beal, 38, of rural Ellinwood, was arrested Thursday after a standoff with officers from the Barton County Sheriff's Office.
The face of tourism in America is changing, with both domestic and international tourists seeking more authentic experiences, explained Cris Collier. The director of the Great Bend Convention and Visitors Bureau recently led a workshop on agritourism for local entrepreneurs at Heartland Farms west of Great Bend.
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.. But she isn't very attractive to me. Her personality is exactly What I look for in a woman, am I just being shallow?
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yes sir, you are absolutely being shallow. Shallow people always miss out on amazing people
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Yep - ture love is more about whats under the hood, her personality and character. And much less about your lust for her and her looks.
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->''"May God bless and keep the Tsar... far away from us!"''
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Aka the Russian Empire and before that, Czarist Russia ("Czar" or "Tsar" being a Slavic form of "Caesar", this title also existed in medieval Bulgaria and Serbia, but was most historically important in Russia). Massive in size (sometimes bigger than even the USSR was) and lasted for about 400 years. Its history is divided into two parts: the Muscovite Tsardom period and the Imperial period.
The Muscovite Tsardom began under the 15th-century grand prince Ivan III "The Great" (who used the ''tsar'' title only occasionally) and was established fully under his grandson, Ivan IV "The Terrible", who was crowned as a Tsar from the very beginning. It was a convoluted, very conservative realm that considered itself a successor state to the ByzantineEmpire.
Then there was the Time of Troubles a SuccessionCrisis-cum-CivilWar. Not only did Ivan the Terrible kill his son and crown prince in a fit of a blind rage, but his second son, the weak and simpleminded Feodor Ivanovich, was more interested in religion than in ruling the realm, and [[HeirClubForMen was childless]] to boot. The original Rurikid dynasty fell, and the Godunovs (relatives of Feodor's wife) took the throne. They didn't make it, and after an interregnum and a war with Poland, Romanovs (relatives of one of Ivan the Terrible's wives) became the tsars. In an interesting aside, during the Muscovite era, Russia was ruled by a double-decker aristocracy that consisted of two classes: the Boyars, who were the feudal rulers and councilors of the Tsar, and the Dvoryans, who served as military officers and civil servants, somewhat similar to the Japanese system where also existed two separate nobilities, based on the court aristocracy and the military class.
The 17th century was an age of riots and turmoil, and is still known to Russian historians as the ''Buntashny vek'' (The Age of Rebellions). The most notable rebellion of this century was one of Stepan Razin, an adventurous [[{{Cossacks}} Cossack]] {{pirate}} who tried to topple the throne of the tsars. The early 18th century was the time of the tsar UsefulNotes/PeterTheGreat, who was obsessed with transforming Russia into an European power and later replaced the "tsar" title with "Emperor" (but the word "tsar" remained in unofficial usage). The Muscovite period was over and the Imperial age began. Russia was westernized, Western customs and noble titles were introduced. Peter the Great dismissed the Boyar class and made the Dvoryans into the only nobles of the realm, introducing the Table of Ranks, a legal mechanism that allowed lower-class people to achieve nobility by military or civil service. Since then, the word "Dvoryanin" was the only word for "noble" in Russia.
After Peter's death, the Age of Palace Revolutions came into being. The succession law introduced by Peter was vague and left enough room for adventurous princes and (especially) [[EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses princesses]] to seize the throne by force. Most of the rulers of Russia after Peter during the 18th century were [[TheHighQueen women]], culminating with UsefulNotes/CatherineTheGreat, who wasn't even Romanov by birth (she was a German princess and a Romanov by marriage though, ironically, she was a ''Rurikid'' by a direct male succession). The Catherinian age was the golden age of Imperial Russia. After Catherine, her son Paul I introduced a new succession law that was very strict (perhaps to avoid the same fate as his father's. He didn't), ending the Palace Revolutions age.
During the 19th century, the Russian Empire was relatively stable and growing, but the old feudal traditions impeded its progress, much like Peter the Great felt the old Orthodox Church traditions impeded progress in the late 17th century. During the early part of his reign, Alexander I and his chief minister Speransky flirted with liberal reforms, but the massive trauma of the Napoleonic invasion of 1812 undermined these efforts, and the liberal Speransky was dismissed and replaced by the reactionary Arakcheyev.
The death (or a secret abdication there was a persistent rumor at the time that Alexander I faked his own death and entered a monastery, and later the famous monk Feodor was said to be the abdicated Emperor) of Alexander I far from the capital engendered a coup attempt by liberal army officers known as the Decembrists who tried to put in place a democratic constitution though it [[ValuesDissonance would probably strike the modern reader]] as rather [[FairForItsDay stretching this definition]]. Nicholas I crushed the revolt and became a hated reactionary, and lost the Crimean War. Under Alexander II, many important reforms were implemented and the last vestiges of feudalism were removed, but a lot of these reforms were of the "too little too late" mold, and made it difficult for the country to adapt well to capitalism.
To add the insult to the injury, the later emperors Alexander III (a very conservative giant of a man, a reactionary and [[TheAlcoholic a roaring drunk]], though a shrewd and cautious ruler and a good diplomat) and his son Nicholas II a weak and indecisive ruler, who constantly varied his policy and was basically a [[OurPresidentsAreDifferent Tsar Focus Group]] reversed many of these reforms. The fact that Alexander II had been thanked for his efforts by being blown to pieces probably had something to do with that. However it resulted in an impoverished country. Well, the economy was booming, but the political climate was stifling, the wealth distribution ''unbelievably'' skewed and the intellectual classes widely believed the country to be a basket case ([[TheNewRussia sounds familiar?]]) which caused them to adopt a "the worse the better" attitude, and dive into the revolutionary ideas. A desire to take power away from the Tsar and his bureaucracy probably had something to do with radicalism too.
A massive revolt followed, culminating in the overthrow of the Tsar and the RedOctober. And the rest is the matter of [[HistoryOfTheUSSR another]] [[SovietRussia article]].
It was an absolute monarchy (between the 17th century and 1905), ruled by a Tsar or a Tsaritsa until the Russian Empire and an Emperor after that, but the latter was still usually called the Tsar.
!!Some notable Tsars:
* Ivan IV, better known as UsefulNotes/IvanTheTerrible. Often portrayed as TheCaligula, he was more like a ruthless [[TheChessmaster Machiavellian tyrant]], not unlike Medici or Borgia, who struggled for absolute power with boyar factions. He became paranoid - and often, ProperlyParanoid, - after a number of attempts to poison him, and he never hesitated to torture or execute his opponents. Infamously assaulted his pregnant daughter-in-law, which caused her to miscarry, and kill his son and heir, Ivan Ivanovich, in the same fit of rage. Ivan was definitely smart and, despite his ruthless brutality, his reign is a great one in Russian history books; he established the absolute monarchy and conquered Volga Region and Siberia. Ivan was called ''Grozny'', which has always been translated to "the Terrible", but is technically closer to "terrifying yet awesome", in the same way as a thunderstorm (''groza'' in Russian) is. [[PetTheDog Also notable for softening the attempts at the Christianization of the Muslim Turk tribes]].
* Boris Godunov. The man who tried to found a new dynasty but failed. He was a good, shrewd ruler, and a kind one compared to Ivan the Terrible, but his reputation of a ManipulativeBastard didn't make the people like him, and famines of the worst kind happened during his reign.
* Lzhedmitri (Pseudo-Demetrius) I. An adventurer of unknown identity (thought to be Grigori Otrepiev, an ex-monk) who pretended to be the tsarevich Dmitri, the last heir of the Rurikid dynasty, who mysteriously died some time before. Backed by the Poles, he led a successful revolution against Boris Godunov's son and heir Feodor II and became tsar. His fondness for all things Polish, though, led to his popularity quickly dropping down and eventual exposure as a fraud. He was [[DeaderThanDead executed, cremated, and his ashes shot from a cannon pointed westward, to Poland]]. Later, another Pseudo-Demetrius appeared, claiming to be both the real thing and the first Pseudo-Demetrius, and finally, to get rid of the frauds, the real tsarevich was canonized as a saint (so anyone pretending to be him could be proclaimed a heretic).
* Peter (Pyotr) I, also known as UsefulNotes/PeterTheGreat. Most notable for making Russia a great power, partly via creating its modern navy. He also defeated the Swedish Empire in a long and hard war in order to seize the eastern Baltic coast and thereafter had the new capital of Saint Petersburg built almost from scratch on the formerly Swedish town Nyenskans. Accordingly, a Kirov-class heavy battlecruiser (''Pyotr Velikiy'') is named after him. [[LargeAndInCharge A giant of a man at 6'7]], he had an interest in [[EmperorScientist science and engineering]] and [[RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething an adventurous streak]] that saw him [[KingIncognito travel around Europe]] to learn about that stuff, and later had him fighting on the front lines as a soldier in his own wars. He was also a sociopath who forced his cronies into drinking contests and once tortured his own son to death for suspected treason. Had an extremely traumatic childhood which basically involved treasonous royal guards storming the palace and hacking their way through his family before putting him and his half-brother, Ivan, on the throne as puppets so his half-sister Sofiya could rule, and forcing Peter and Ivan to promise not to take revenge (they weren't a particularly bright bunch).
* Catherine (Yekaterina) II, UsefulNotes/CatherineTheGreat. She was a German, Lutheran {{Princess}} who converted to the Orthodox Church and learned the Russian language upon her marriage to the future Peter III. She took the throne after the assassination of her husband and a successful coup d'état staged with the help of the Imperial Guard. Oft-described as "an enlightened despot", she massively expanded the Russian Empire, massively promoted Russian culture but squashed dissent. Rumors about her sex life persist as {{Urban Legend}}s.
* Paul (Pavel) I. The son of Catherine the Great, though they always had a strained relationship. He meant well, but because he refused to listen to advice, he managed to piss off every social group in Russia. Pavel also was a [[ForeignCultureFetish great fan of all things Prussian]], which did little to endear him to his population. He built a European-style castle that was supposed to keep him safe from assassins. Didn't work out that way: he was assassinated by members of his inner circle. He established a strict male-line descent law, and since then there were no women on the Russian throne.
* Alexander I, also known as Alexander the Blessed. Son and successor of Paul, and Catherine the Great's favourite grandchild. [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial Was probably not involved]] in the latter's murder. Alexander began his reign with plans for liberalizing Russia and granting her a constitution. Unfortunately, the Napoleonic Wars got in the way, but Alexander did display resolve in refusing to surrender to Napoleon and leading his nation to victory. Russia became probably the most powerful European country after peace was concluded. Alexander I. Is featured in Leo Tolstoy's ''Literature/WarAndPeace'' and in most movies about the Napoleonic era. Died relatively young in unclear circumstances and was widely believed to fake his death to enter a monastery.
* Alexander II, known as Alexander the Liberator. A failed reformer. He freed the serfs (see below) established trial by jury, created elected local government bodies, granted universities (limited) freedom of the press and, during the last year of his life, contemplated turning Russia into constitutional monarchy. Unfortunately, the anarchists thought he didn't go far enough and tried to kill him. They eventually succeeded, and Alexander II's heir, Alexander III, would up reversing or scaling down most of the policies his father put in place.
* Nicholas II (Nikolai Alexandrovich Romanov), aka Nicholas The Martyr, Bloody Nicholas, Saint Nicholas The Passion Bearer and the cousin of George V. Last Emperor of Russia. Presided over RomanovsAndRevolutions, was shot ([[TearJerker along with his family]]) and was later made a saint by the Russian Orthodox Church in 2000, after the Soviet days were safely past. He continued the trend of Alexander III of reversing Alexander II's liberal reforms, and was first humiliated by Russia's defeat in the Russo-Japanese War. However, his execution by revolutionaries has most colored his legacy, especially when compared to the Soviet rule. Though he is often compared favorably in the West to the Soviets, his rule was definitely not free of oppression and it saw some of the worst pogroms (race riots, mainly against Jews) in Russian history. Arguably the personification of WellDoneSonGuy, having been given very little preparation for ruling the country and always cowed by his much stronger father.
--> '''Creator/AntonChekhov''': They're wrong when they call him ill, stupid, evil... He's just a [[UpperClassTwit common Guards officer]].
Russia was an autocratic state, which wasn't a nice thing if you disagreed with the government. They had a SecretPolice (the Okhranka) and the Orthodox Church chipped in with the help that most peasants were illiterate, which brings us onto...
!!Tell the teacher we're Serfing:
Serfs, not just found in Russia but also in, for example, Prussia and Denmark, were bonded farm labourers, with little or no economic freedom. Originally, in the Muscovite period, it was not quite slavery but close, serfs did have their own land and housing, but usually had to give the best of their crop to their lord. Serfdom was abolished in most of Europe during the Renaissance, mainly because the economic pressure from the lack of working hands after the Black Death and latter improving agricultural techniques made it unprofitable. The relative weakness of the Plague in Russia and shitty climate that made new farming technologies unreliable, requiring a lot of backbreaking manual labor for farming to be even remotely sustainable, meant that it remained in Russia for much longer. It's worth noting that in the Muscovite period, Russia had BOTH slavery and serfdom. The slaves in Russia were legally converted into serfs by Peter the Great in 1723, but the only thing caused by this humane reform was serfdom becoming essentially slavery.
Serfdom's descent to slavery began during the Muscovite period, when the St.George's Day custom, that allowed serfs to leave their masters that day, was banned. Hence the Russian expression "'Vot tebe, babushka, i Yuriev den'" (That's all of St.George's day for you, grandma), used in a situation of plans suddenly changing or things becoming worse. During the heyday of the serfdom, in the early 19th century, it became slavery in anything but name; the serfs didn't own land, didn't have any rights (even the right to choose a spouse) and could be sold and bought freely. Alexander II, seeing that the system was extremely backwards (and wishing to prevent possible peasant uprisings), ended it in Russia in 1861. Peacefully, unlike they did in a [[UsefulNotes/TheAmericanCivilWar certain other country]] that decade. Russia was an empire, not a democracy, so Russian serf-owning aristocrats didn't even think about opposing that decision (especially after seeing [[TheGulag what]] happened to the Decembrists). Unfortunately, emancipation left many former serfs without land or means to support themselves, as well as being burdened by the introduction of sharecropping and [[AllDevouringBlackHoleLoanSharks "redemption payments"]], and ended up contributing to a major revolution anyway.
!!Modern micronation
A state (well, a micronation) was created in the XXI century by Russian monarchists under the name of "Russian Empire". It originally claimed the atoll Suwarrow and also claimed ownership of the entire Antarctic (justifiable, since the continent was first discovered by a Russian expedition). Later it renamed itself "The Sovereign State of the Imperial Throne", dropped its claims on the atoll and found a Romanov descendant (Karl Emich zu Leiningen, a German prince related to the Romanovs) as a monarch. The micronation now tries (unsuccessfully, [[VetinariJobSecurity because Putin]]) to promote restoration of the monarchy in TheNewRussia.
!!Tropes often associated with Tsarist Russia
* AllJewsAreAshkenazi: The Russian Empire had the highest population of Jews of any nation prior to the Holocaust and later the foundation of Israel. The only state that may have had more Jews was TheRomanEmpire. That being said, nearly all of them were Ashkenazi. Strangely, the Jews in Russia were somewhat of a recent phenomenon. While small communities had existed here or there before the 18th century, it was the Partitions of Poland in the mid and late 18th century that brought a large amount of Jews into the control of the Russian Empire (among other things, this also brought the first universities to the Russian Empire). The Jews of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the heirs to an advanced society of high literary and urbanization never quite managed to find acceptance in the Russian Empire.
* BadassBeard: As the picture above shows, Russian nobles in the Muscovite period were extremely proud of their beards, which they regarded as symbolic of awesomeness. Peter the Great disagreed and banned them as part of his reforms although he was forced to allow priests to keep theirs so that they became Holy Beards instead.
* BigFancyHouse: The Tsars and Russian nobles in general were fans of this. Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg is the most famous example. Russia is still peppered with old crumbling manor houses and estates, some of which were repurposed by the Soviets as resorts.
* ButtMonkey: Russian peasants, and ironically, the military and royals during the reign of Nicholas II post-1905. Jews in the Russian Empire were even bigger Butt Monkeys, frequently subjected to both spontaneous pogroms and at times even instances where the Russian government would deliberately whip up antisemitic hysteria against its Jewish community (in times of trouble, the Russian government would drag out antisemitism as a cynical means of directing the people's ire away from the government and towards a readily-available scapegoat).
* {{Main/Cossacks}}: Arguably the most famous aspect of Tsarist Russia and their military
* ChristianityIsCatholic: Averted, the Russian Orthodox Church was the official state religion of the Russian Empire, and Catholics under Russian rule experienced anything from a sort of uneasy coexistence to outright persecution (as often happened after the Catholic Poles were brought into the Russian Empire).
* ChurchMilitant: The Oprichniks were the StateSec of Ivan the Terrible and had some paramilitary functions as well. They were all insane (and very well-armed) warrior monks from a fraternal order organized along the Russian Orthodox Church lines (but not exactly belonging to it).
* ConspicuousConsumption: A major problem with tsars, nobles, and cossacks. Especially considering that the Russian Empire's peasants were among the poorest in Europe.
* DressCode: Women of court, in the last couple centuries of this era, were required to wear certain clothes, to help show the distinctiveness of RussianFashion. Some women [[OfCorsetHurts were not silent about how uncomfortable it could be]].
* AGodAmI: Ivan IV (better known as Ivan The Terrible) believed he was the Archangel Michael reborn in mortal form.
* LowerClassLout: Russian peasants were extremely poor, even compared to other European peasants, and in fiction are often portrayed as brutes and easily-riled hicks. Or they're portrayed as horribly oppressed, sympathetic ButtMonkey figures.
** TheDungAges: Subverted, while Russia's lower class was destitute even by the standards of other European nations, Russians did bathe more than Western Europeans in the Middle Ages and Renaissance periods.
* ModernMajorGeneral: Russian military commanders during WorldWarOne
* PimpedOutDress: Including a distinctive style with the cut of the sleeves and skirt.
* PrettyInMink: Fur-trimmed outfits were not unique to Russia, but it became part of the distinctive look.
* TheRemnant: The White Army during RedOctober is often portrayed as this to Tsarist Russia, the truth is very different, as the White Army was a coalition of monarchists, liberals (many of whom advocated democracy!), aristocrats and other wealthy figures, Cossacks, former Russian military officers (the grunts generally gravitated towards the Reds), and generally anyone who wasn't a communist, anarchist, or Ukranian nationalist. But despite the fact that hardline Tsarists were a minority among the Whites, they continued to enforce most of the law, discipline, customs etc of the dead Empire, which gives a legitimate reason to call them a remnant thereof (and gave the masses a legitimate reason to hate them, which led to their defeat).
* SailorFuku: Nicholas II's son, Alexsei, was often wearing the male version in photographs, probably because of his young age.
* UsefulNotes/RussiansWithRifles
* TooDumbToLive: Nicholas II, while he was a good-intentioned ruler and well-meaning, he was weak, incompetent and easily engineered by the ultra-corrupt Imperial Court, and constantly made bad choices that doomed his empire. The only thing he did that is generally agreed upon as a good idea is the Trans-Siberian Railroad. Nicholas II isn't the bloody tyrant that communists make him out to be, nor is he the holy saint that monarchists and the Russian Orthodox Church makes him out to be. He was a well-intentioned family man who was utterly incompetent and (probably) utterly stupid his diaries read like that of a ValleyGirl, really.
* WorldWarOne: The war that doomed the Tsar and ruined the Russian Empire, leading to RedOctober.
!!Tsarist Russia and the Romanov dynasty in fiction:
* Most works of classic Russian literature, like [[Creator/FyodorDostoevsky Dostoyevsky]]'s ''Literature/TheBrothersKaramazov'' and ''Literature/CrimeAndPunishment'' and Creator/NikolaiGogol's ''Literature/DeadSouls''.
* As the quote suggests, ''Theatre/FiddlerOnTheRoof'', which ends with Anatevka being destroyed in a pogrom.
* Leo Tolstoy's ''Literature/WarAndPeace'' is a particularly good example of Imperial Russia, because in takes place from about 1804-1821, during the monarchy's glory days. The reader experiences the glamor and beauty of imperial balls and palaces.
* Then there's Creator/WoodyAllen's spoof ''Film/LoveAndDeath''.
* ''ComicBook/AssassinsCreedTheFall'' is set during this time in the historical portion.
* ''VideoGame/ShadowHearts 2''
* ''Film/NicholasAndAlexandra'' dramatizes RedOctober and the overthrow and murder of the Romanovs.
* The Literature/ErastFandorin series of novels.
* The short story "New Archangel" by Desmond Warzel, set in Alaska, takes place partly during this period of Russian history and its rule over that territory.
* Alexander Romanov from ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquerRedAlert2'' is a distant relative of Nicholas II - and is the Premier of the Soviet Union and the successor of Joseph Stalin. Following the events of Yuri's Revenge, he and the USSR either joins the Allies against Yuri (Allied campaign), or after the Soviets defeat Yuri on their own (Soviet campaign), uses the latter's advanced space technology to force the [[{{DayoftheJackboot}} Allies to surrender]] and [[{{WagonTraintotheStars}} to spread communism over the planet, across the solar system, and beyond...]]
** The Conscripts in ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquerRedAlert3'' wears colorful red long coats reminiscent to the Muscovite [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streltsy Streltsy]], which existed since the 16th century before Peter The Great's reforms.
* Creator/JulesVerne's ''Literature/MichaelStrogoff''.
** ''Literature/TwentyThousandLeaguesUnderTheSea'''s Captain Nemo was originally supposed to be from UsefulNotes/{{Poland}}, rebelling against the oppressive Russian regime, but as France was an ally of Russia, his publisher made him change it to an [[UsefulNotes/TheRaj Indian noble]] fighting the oppressive English (a perennial AcceptableTarget for the French).
* Mussorgsky's opera ''Boris Godunov.''
* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'''s Vostroyan Firstborn regiments are based on tzarist armies, with lots of BlingOfWar, sabers, and big furry hats.
* ''Literature/TheRoyalDiaries'' series has 2 books that take place during this time period, one about UsefulNotes/CatherineTheGreat and the other about Anastasia Romanova.
* Mikhail Sholokhov's ''The Quiet Don'' is set from pre-World War I Russia to the end of the Russian Civil War.
* ''ComicBook/NikolaiDante'' presents a version of tsarist Russia, set in the far future. The house of Romanov is heavily featured... [[AnachronismStew and that's about where similarities end.]]
* Some scenes involving [[NationsAsPeople Russia/Ivan]] in ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' are set during this period. Even under the Tsars, he's shown to be not ''quite'' all there in the head for the most part. On the other hand, his StartOfDarkness is also depicted as happening during the later years leading up to the Russian Revolution. More specifically, Bloody Sunday 1905.


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Appealing 1800 Eagle, BD-1, AU581800 $10 AU58 NGC. Breen-6842, Taraszka-23, BD-1, High R.3. Only 5,999 Capped Bust, Heraldic Eagle ten dollar gold pieces were coined in 1800, and only one variety is known for the date. The issue is more available than one would expect from the small mintage, with a surviving population of 200-300 examples in all grades. The date has been prized by collectors from the early days of the hobby, and an example appeared in the Fifth Semi-Annual Sale (Woodward, 10/1864), lot 1620. The lot followed an exquisite Uncirculated 1799 eagle and Woodward described the coin as, "1800 Nearly as fine as the last; fine impression and beautiful surface; very scarce." The lot sold for the healthy sum of $23.00 to J.O. Emery.
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Woodward's lot description might well be used for the present coin. This coin is indeed a "fine impression," with the sharp strike imparting crisp definition to the breast feathers above the shield. Likewise, this example has a "beautiful surface" with bright, semiprooflike fields and luster remaining around the devices. Only a scattering of small abrasions on each side and some slight wear on the highest points of the design limit the grade. Census: 21 in 58, 46 finer (4/09).(Registry values: P2) (NGC ID# 2626, PCGS# 8563)
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A recent story in the University of Minnesota's Discover series highlights the work of Professor Joseph Metzger, head of the Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology and MSI Principal Investigator. Professor Metzger and his colleagues are developing "patches" - formally known as poloxamers - that can be used to repair leaky cells in the heart. In these cells, the enclosing cell membranes have tears that allow proteins within the cell to escape, thus damaging the ability of the heart to function correctly. This is a condition found in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, or who have had heart attacks or other heart problems.
Professor Metzger uses MSI resources for research into heart cells. Most recently, this research has included creating molecular dynamics simulations of troponin molecules.
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A recent paper co-authored by MSI PI Pinar Karaca-Mandic (Health Policy and Management, School of Public Health) has been publicized on various media outlets. The study, "Opioid prescribing by multiple providers in Medicare: Retrospective observational study of insurance claims," was published last week in the British Medical Journal. Professor Karaca-Mandic wrote the paper along with colleagues at Harvard University and the University of Southern California. The study investigates the number of Medicare recipients who are prescribed painkillers by multiple medical providers. This raises the risk of patients suffering adverse effects from taking too many of these medications.
A story about the article can be found on the School of Public Health's news site. The paper is on the BMJ website.
Professor Karaca-Mandic uses MSI resources for several studies that are analyzing Medicare data.
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Assistant Professor Jake Bailey (Earth Sciences) has been awarded an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship. This is a very competitive award that honors early-career U.S. and Canadian researchers. Professor Bailey was given the award in recognition of his work in the field geobiology. He uses MSI resources for this research, which investigates how the activities of microorganisms, especially sulfur bacteria, on the precipitation and dissolution of authigenic minerals. (Authigenic minerals are those that were created where they are found, as opposed to those that were transported to their location by wind or water.) The work involves analysis of single-gene and whole-genome sequence data. More information about the Sloan Fellowship can be found in the College of Science and Engineering's news release.
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A recent story by Minnesota Public Radio highlighted research being performed at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Dr. Matt Andrews studies the hibernation of 13-lined ground squirrels (also known as gophers). The metabolic changes the ground squirrels undergo when they are hibernating are providing insights into how the mammals store and use fat. The clues to this process are found in the squirrels' genes. More knowledge about these genes may someday lead to drugs that could help humans with weight problems.
MSI PI Professor Marshall Hampton (UMD Mathematics and Statistics) is collaborating with Dr. Andrews and uses MSI resources to help their study of the transcriptomes (the set of RNA molecules) of the animals, using Illumina sequencing.
The entire MPR News story can be found on their website.
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Associate Professor Ryan Elliott (Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics) has received the Thomas J.R. Hughes Young Investigator Award from the Applied Mechanics Division of ASME. The award is given to researchers under 40 who have made special achievements in applied mechanics. ASME is an international professional organization devoted to enabling collaboration and promoting the role of the engineer in society. This awards recognizes Professor Elliott's work in atomistic simulations of shape memory alloys.
Professor Elliott uses MSI resources to create simulations of objective structures. More information about this research, including a bibliography of recent publications, can be found on the Elliott group's project abstract page.


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