Archive for the 'neeka: blog notes' Category
I’ve just added pictures that I took around Istanbul’s Taksim Square in the evening of May 1 – here.
I, of course, wanted to post them right away, and write about how surreal it all seemed even after it was long over (I missed the bedlam that took place in the afternoon – read this post [...]
Not sure if anyone’s noticed, but I’ve discovered Twitter and now post rather meaningless one-liners – and re-broadcast them from Twitter to the sidebar of this blog. All those tiny observations that I wouldn’t have bothered blogging about here. Totally love it.
Not sure if anyone’s noticed, but I’ve discovered Twitter and now post rather meaningless one-liners – and re-broadcast them from Twitter to the sidebar of this blog. All those tiny observations that I wouldn’t have bothered blogging about here. Totally love it.
(Another test post – it’s not working too smoothly, but I’ll get used eventually, I hope.)
Russian answer to the “Americans are NOT stupid” video
tags: kinda funny, rus, video
dmitrivrubel: Ramzan Kadyrov’s motorcade
tags: Chechnya, Kadyrov, kinda funny, rus, video
(Another test post – it’s not working too smoothly, but I’ll get used eventually, I hope.)
Russian answer to the “Americans are NOT stupid” video
tags: kinda funny, rus, video
dmitrivrubel: Ramzan Kadyrov’s motorcade
tags: Chechnya, Kadyrov, kinda funny, rus, video
(A test post – I’m trying to switch from Facebook’s Posted Items to something more public and am testing Diigo now.)
Марк Григорян – Стамбульский аэропорт
tags: Armenia, Istanbul, Russia, rus
A comment (RUS) by an Armenian on Russians at Istanbul airport…
(A test post – I’m trying to switch from Facebook’s Posted Items to something more public and am testing Diigo now.)
Марк Григорян – Стамбульский аэропорт
tags: Armenia, Istanbul, Russia, rus
A comment (RUS) by an Armenian on Russians at Istanbul airport…
I wish I had the strength to announce that this blog is kaput, but I can’t.
Global Voices takes up too much of my time, and then there’s Facebook, and Odnoklassniki.ru – where I somehow have 85 friends already, and most of them are probably mad at me by now, because I tend to vanish right [...]
I wish I had the strength to announce that this blog is kaput, but I can’t.
Global Voices takes up too much of my time, and then there’s Facebook, and Odnoklassniki.ru – where I somehow have 85 friends already, and most of them are probably mad at me by now, because I tend to vanish right [...]
Here are a few more flashbacks from 2003…
This United Russia ad across Nevskiy Prospekt from Moskovskiy Vokzal in St. Pete seemed way huge then – but compared to this campaign ad by Yuri Lutsenko at Livoberezhna this year, it looks pretty modest now…
“The President’s Party” – not much has changed since then, they’ve just taken [...]


