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Good day and happy week-end everyone, I’m Elena from Italy and thank you for reading Alessandro III di Macedonia- Alexander the Great and Hellenism! MANN’s exhibition in Naples has now ended and as I had already announced the exhibition’s catalog had been published which however was merely a catalog with the explanation of Alexander’s life and the photographs of the exhibited works. Now Electa…
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culthero.7: Day 3 #gpfigure Champions⭐️ pic#2. нельзя объять необъятное
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Nuovi arrivi :D
Nuovi arrivi :D #alessandromagno #alessandroilgrande #alessandroiiidimacedonia
Nonostante la latitanza sul blog ho ovviamente continuato la mia caccia a libri e altro sul Macedone ed ecco i nuovi arrivati nella mia famiglia:
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Ottava uscita de “Grecia e Roma: gli episodi decisivi”: Alessandro la battaglia decisiva firmata da Esteban Berbel;
Con Editoriale Cosmo uscì un fumetto intitolato L’uomo che ha ucciso e il n°2 è dedicato a Filippo II, scritto da Isabelle Dethan;
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thepaisley · 4 years
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L'One | 7 Days from Murad Nogmov on Vimeo.
This is a musical novel about real feelings and friendship. And this is very important video for myself, it shows a Russian culture in 100%.
Written and Directed: Levan Goroziia & Murad Nogmov DoP: Kirill Groshev
Cast: Levan Goroziia, Djordje Nikolic, Jalil Asretov, Elias Rakhim, Renat Bulikin, Vladimir Dubinin, Konstantin Romanenko, Elizaveta Yurieva, Katerina Bekker
Minor cast: Eduard Kalimullin, Igor Grunsky, Adam Bulguchev, Tatyana Orlova, Oleg Fedorov, Gennady Zuev, Vitaly Kondrashev
Bakehouse Executive Producers: Alya Lugovaya, Kostya Korobkin, Sonya Katulska Line producers: Lilia Sviridova, Nino Vasilkovskaya Production Assistant: Slava Glushonkov
1st AD: Daris Kastsiuchenka Clapper: Snegana Bobyreva
Production Designer: Anastasia Klokova 1st PDA: Daria Balashova Props Artist: Kristina Shulz PrAA: Kristina Neporozhneva PDA: Nikolay Nekrasov, Ilya Mestnik, Sergey Stepanov, Sergey Lebedev, Igor Prihodko, Nikolay Chukov, Nilolay Fedorov, Nikolay Antonov
Costumes Designers: Karolina Volbin, Anastasia Suhanova Wardrobe: Margarita Volkotrub MuA: Daria Tishaeva Prosthetics: Lana Kaun MuAA: Ekaterina Yakimenko
1AC: Andrey Pogrebnyak DIT: Yury Kharchenko Gaffer: Nikolay Vahrameev Light Crew: Sergey Irgizcev, Evgeny Gavrilov, Evgeny Maslenkov
Sound Engineer: Stanislav Paushev
Casting Director: Shorena Paziya Extras Casting Director: Anna Dulenkova Actors and Extras Assistant: Nikita Repin
Location Scout Managers: Vladimir Kravchenko, Nikolay Ivanov
Pyrotechnist: Anton Maryanov Stage Management: Alexandr Lubenko, Dmitry Vlasov, Alexandr Shohin
Buffet Lady: Olesya Trofimova Driver: Nazir Ramazanov
Props Cars: Arendakino, Max loginov, Mihail Melnikov, Alexanra Kozlova, Lady Audi, Artem Arzyamov
Editors: Vlad Yakunin, Murad Nogmov Colorist: Artem Leonov Sound-Design and Sound Postproduction: Simple Minds Sound studio Film Developing and Scan: Mosfilm Voice dubbingа: Konstantin Shpakov Backstage photo & video: Nidal Al-Makharek, Alexander Emauz, Dmitry Litvinov
Blackstar Producer: Irina Lapteva Artist: L’ONE Music: Blasian Beats, Fortune
Special thanks: Global Star Russia / World Skills Russia / SSB kino / Andrey Lyahov / Alexander Kalushkin Dmitry Suvorov / Anton Belov / Eugeny Starobinets / Octagon Fights / Nikolay Tokarev / Irina Pavlova / Alexandra Sokolova / Dmitry Maseykin / Max Malakhov
Author of the Idea: Levan Goroziia
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World Athletics Approves the Application of Six Russians to Compete at The European Cross Country Championships As Neutral Athletes
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By SPORT EDITOR FOR SUSTAIN HEALTH 
PUBLISHED: 18:12, 18 November 2019 | UPDATED: 18:42, 18 November 2019
The World Athletics Doping Review Board has agreed that the applications of six Russian athletes have met the exceptional eligibility criteria to compete in the 2019 European Cross Country Championships on 8 December as neutral athletes under competition Rule 22.1A(b) while the Russian national federation (RusAF) remains suspended.
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The Doping Review Board, which is composed of Robert Hersh (chair), Sylvia Barlag and Antti Pihlakoski, has accepted the applications of the following athletes for the following competitions:
Ekaterina Domnina (U20 event only) Ksenia Kuznetsova (U20 event only) Lilya Mendaeva Ildar Nadyrov Artem Popov (U20 event only) Irina Shipitsyna (U20 event only)
The participation of all these athletes as neutral athletes in international competition is still subject to formalities for eligibility under World Athletics Rules being completed and subject to acceptance of their entries by European Athletics as the meeting organiser.
The application process for athletes seeking neutral status in international competitions in 2019 opened in December 2018. A total of 135 Russian athletes have so far been declared eligible to compete as authorised neutral athletes in 2019. 58 applications have so far been rejected and one neutral athlete status has been revoked.
As this is an ongoing process, World Athletics will only make announcements as and when decisions are made by the Doping Review Board concerning successful applications and those athletes have been informed.
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2019 Authorised neutral athletes
Date of announcement and athlete/event:
13 September 2019: Yekaterina Ivonina (distance)
10 September 2019: Kseniya Aksenova (400m); Mikhail Akimenko (High Jump); Irina Ivanova (Pole Vault); Vladislav Panasenkov (Javelin); Dmitriy Sorokin (Triple Jump); Sardana Trofimova (Marathon); Anna Tropina (3000m steeplechase); Iulia Turova (20km race walk); Natalia Aksenova (High Jump); Anatoly Rybakov (5000/10000m); Konstantin Shabanov (110mH)
5 July 2019: Ilya Dolbin (pole vault), Dmitriy Kachanov (pole vault); (European U20 Championships and European Youth Olympic Festival): Vladislav Aleksandrin (triple jump), Natalya Spiridonova (long jump); (European U20 Championships only): Nadezdha Andryukhina (high jump), Irina Boldyreva (100m hurdles), Valeria Chehovich (400m hurdles), Artem Chermoshanskii (long jump), Sergey Demidov (discus), Anastasiia Eremiants (800m), Evgeniy Ermakov (high jump), Violetta Ignateva (discus), Evgeniy Karavaev (long jump), Stepan Kekin (combined events), Ruslan Kislykh (sprints), Vladena Komarova (combined events), Anna Korobova (hammer), Daria Kushnir (long jump), Nikita Mateev (400m), Dmitrii Nikitin (long jump), Viktor Pintusov (pole vault), Artem Popov (1500m), Maria Privalova (triple jump), Andrey Rodikov (combined events), Savelli Savlukov (800m), Irinia Shipitsyna (3000m steeplechase), Yulia Sokhatskaya (combined events), Ksenia Trubinova (combined events), Dmitriy Zyuzin (long distance), Sergey Zverev (hammer); (European Youth Olympic Festival only): Semen Borodaev (discus), Viktoria Cherviakova (javelin), Fedor Ivanov (400m hurdles), Stepan Rukhov (discus), Daria Shinkevich (shot put), Maria Tarabanskaya (400m hurdles), Olga Topolskova (400m hurdles)
17 June 2019 (European U23 Championships and/or World University Games only): Victor Bakharev (1500m), Aleksei Fadeev (high jump), Aleksei Kislitsa (discus), Kristina Klescheva (100m hurdles), Illia Krasnov (400m), Valeria Kuchina (javelin), Andrei Kukharenko (200/400m), Ivan Loginov (400m hurdles), Vladimir Lysenko (400m hurdles), Marina Maksimova (100/200m), Nikolay Orlov (javelin), Tamara Slastnikova (100/200m), Ekaterina Tiurina (400m hurdles), Nikolay Verbitckii (800m)
14 June 2019: Ekaterina Starygina (javelin)
28 March 2019: Elizaveta Kamenets (combined events), Alexander Komarov (combined events), Rail Kutuev (long jump), Liliia Mendaeva (1500/3000m) – European U20 Championships only, Aleksey Shevchuk (race walk)
21 February 2019: Nikita Andriyanov (high jump), Alena Beliakova (discus), Anastasiya Borodulina (hammer), Kirill Chernkhin (sprints), Yana Glotova (400m), Irina Gumeniuk (triple jump), Adelina Khalikova (high jump), Valeriya Khramova/Andreeva (400m), Aleksey Khudyakov (discus), Yevgeniy Korotovskii (hammer), Evgeniy Kunts (1500m), Dmitriy Lopin (sprints), Artem Makarenko (combined events), Mariia Pavlova (combined events), Sergey Polianski (long jump), Natalya Pospelova (hammer), Aleksey Sokirskii (hammer), Elena Sokolova (long jump), Polina Sokolova (discus), Irina Takuntcheva (400m)
21 January 2019: Diana Adasko (triple jump), Maxim Afonin (shot put), Dzhennifer Akiniimika (sprints), Mariia Aglitckaia (100m hurdles), Rinas Akhmadeev (long distance), Elizaveta Bondarenko (pole vault), Oleg Braiko (jumps), Viktor Butenko (discus), Timofey Chalyy (400m hurdles), Danila Danilov (hammer), Alexey Fedorov (triple jump), Aksana Gatauillina (pole vault), Georgiy Gorokhov (pole vault), Illia Ivaniuk (high jump), Maria Kochanova (high jump), Viacheslav Kolesnichenko (sprints), Alexander Komarov (combined events) – European U20 Championships only, Vilena Komarova (combined events), Elena Kulichenko (high jump), Anna Krylova (triple jump), Maria Lasitskene (high jump), Aleksandr Lesnoi (shot put), Denis Lukyanov (hammer), Alena Lutkovskaia (pole vault), Alena Mamina (sprints), Polina Miller (sprints), Vasiliy Mizinov (race walks), Timur Morgunov (pole vault), Ilia Mudrov (pole vault), Olga Mullina (pole vault), Egor Nikolaev (1500m), Sofia Palkina (hammer), Viktoriia Prokopenko (triple jump), Vera Rudakova (400m hurdles), Fedor Shutov (long distance), Illia Skkurenev (combined events), Anastasiia Shkurutova (hammer), Sergey Shubenkov (110m hurdles), Anzhelika Sidorova (pole vault), Olesia Soldatova (400m), Yana Smerdova (race walks), Elizaveta Tsareva (hammer)
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Traitors or Russian Agents? Clergy Caught in Ukraine Church Row
Reuters, Nov. 1, 2018
KIEV--Priests like Metropolitan Oleksandr face a choice: join Ukraine’s new independent church and be labeled a renegade by supporters of his own church, or stay away, and risk being branded a Russian agent.
It is a decision facing thousands of clerics as Ukraine prepares to sever ties to the Russian Orthodox Church going back to 1686.
For the Ukrainian authorities it is an essential step to tackling Russia’s malign influence on its soil, four years after Russia annexed Crimea and backed separatists in a conflict that has killed more than 10,000 people.
It may also help President Petro Poroshenko, who championed the split, shore up support in a tight election race next year.
But the move is opposed by the Kremlin and the Russian Orthodox Church, which compared it to the Great Schism of 1054 that split western and eastern Christianity.
Metropolitan Oleksandr, a member of the traditionally dominant Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate), wants to join the new church because of what he calls its poisonous association with the Russian state.
Oleksandr compares setting up the new church to removing a diseased body part by surgery. “The surgical method is painful, but it must be done in the end in order for the body to begin to recover,” the 41-year-old said.
His stance comes at a price.
The Moscow Patriarchate has labeled those wanting to join the new church as “schismatics”. A high-ranking official, Metropolitan Antoniy, said joining the new church would be a betrayal.
In May, the Moscow Patriarchate censured Oleksandr for “obscene” behavior and told him to stop making public statements that could lead his followers into temptation.
Separately a video, watched more than 100,000 times on YouTube, called him a “traitor” and portrayed him as corrupt, soft on gay rights and involved in the abduction of two nuns.
Oleksandr, who regularly puts up photos and videos of his services on Facebook, reposted the video to his 12,000 followers to show what his opponents were up to.
Ukraine in October secured approval to set up an independent church from the Ecumenical Patriarch in Istanbul, the global spiritual leader of Orthodox Christians.
The next step is for Ukraine’s various church strands to meet to decide the make-up of the church and who will lead it.
The Russian Orthodox Church retaliated by breaking off all ties with Istanbul and accused the United States of engineering the split behind the scenes. President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday warned of “painful consequences”.
Patriarch Kirill of Moscow called the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew’s support for an independent Ukrainian church “shameless”.
He said Orthodox unity could be preserved only through the “resistance of our people, our clergy, our episcopate, to every mean trick, to every heresy, to every schism”.
Ukraine and Russia trace their Orthodox Christian roots to Volodymyr the Great, the prince whose baptism in 988 in Kiev led to the christianization of the region known as the “Kievan Rus”.
The Moscow Patriarchate, which is aligned with the Russian Orthodox Church, earlier dominated in Ukraine but has been challenged by a rival known as the Kiev Patriarchate formed after the 1991 break-up of the Russian-dominated Soviet Union.
Support for the Kiev Patriarchate swelled after the annexation of Crimea. It supports church independence and Ukraine’s closer integration with the West.
Oleksandr estimates between 40-70 percent of Moscow Patriarchate churches will join the new church, though his parishioners have mixed views. Some support it, while others, like Anna Trofimova, oppose it as a “political game”.
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