One of
the modern Ukraine paradoxes was the Russian march in Kyiv. It was difficult to
explain why the Orthodox Christian radicals, those are low even in Russia, sang
their hymns in Kiev. Passers-by looked at them as if they were aliens from
Mars. But, for radicals, is important to be noticed. They do not care about the
opinions of others at all. That is our reality.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Farewell To MyOpera
In May 2010, I began to use the social network
MyOpera. During these three years, I met and talked with many people there.
There I blogged actively. I had 66 friends there. Espen
André Øverdahl reported that the March 1, 2014, this system of blogs and
social network will cease to exist ... It is not the first major service that
is gone forever, but the service I will miss ...
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Espen André Øverdahl,
MyOpera,
social network
Why a literator doesn’t write?
There are usually three reasons for it:
everything is all right conditions, pressure of
work, lack of vivid impressions and emotion. Any creative crisis is
fiction. Anyone who complains about the creative crisis, just do not want to
analyze why the muse has left him. If one creative or not is determined by his
instincts and physical condition.
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creative crisis,
literator,
literature,
write
Friday, November 1, 2013
Some News
First issue.
I finally figured out myself. I decided what I needed and how to achieve it. Of course, I have many problems, but I gradually
resolve them. Already seen, as they say, the light at the end of the tunnel.
Second
issue. Social networks and Twitter were too limited in features, so they disappointed me. So I
come back to true blogging.
Friday, August 23, 2013
Monday, July 29, 2013
Random Thoughts Salad
Ukrainian TV shows news about happy Ukrainian
guest workers in Greece. What is the reason to do that?!?! Everyone tells you
what he needs from you, but no one asks how he can help you ... It's nice that
sometimes, people can revive the once successful projects. Many of our
contemporaries compare late Roman Empire with modern Western Europe and the US.
Do you think they are right? When I see a lot of people those dreams have
failed to come true it is scary to me.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Dying Off Nations?
I hear many talks about globalization and
nations disappearing. They are everywhere in newspapers, on TV, in Internet, in
radio broadcasts. Hundreds and thousands times people inform us about nations,
languages and cultures deaths. Well, name me, please, a century or two when no nation
disappeared? As for me we are in the most small nation friendly time. We live
in time when slogan: “Unity in diversity” is widely applied. Millions of people are interested in rare and
exotic cultures… Millions of people are eager to study foreign languages and
cultures. Isn’t it a great environment
to restore even half-forgotten customs and traditions? Do all of these small-nations-disappearing-thinkers
think if someone speaks English he turns into an Englishman?
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dying off,
globalization,
nation,
small nation
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