September 25, 2007

September.Rain.Sometimes wheather is so lovely that the greatest dream is to spend one day outdoors, not in university, walking with your friends..but unfortunately. My vacations passed very quickly, but they were full of different exciting events. In August was my birthday, and now I am 18 years old))I spent this day with my relatives and my best friends, we had a great time.

Now the academic year started, and we have a lot of job to do, as our schedule is very tight, and is full of different economic studies, which are really very hard to understand.So all of my free time oocupies my preparing for classes.I think our schedule in the next term will be easier.

August-the best month=) August 1, 2007

Summer=)Is the best what we have during all the year.I like this month because I have a Birthday.It is a petty that’s know very cold in Kiev,but I’m waiting for a good weather=)

Celebrities born on: May 22 May 22, 2007

Naomi Campbell, Peter Nero, Steven Patrick Morrissey, Sir Laurence Olivier, Richard Benjamin, Naomi Cambell, Laurence Olivier, Paul Winfield, Susan Strasberg

Leo for today May 22, 2007

The negative influences affecting the moon in your sign suggest that you need some space to yourself today. You definitely need something to absorb that surplus of fire energy to stop you feeling restless and bored. Anything from dancing the night away to a grueling session in the gym will lift your mood.

Political situation in Ukraine May 10, 2007

It is typical in Ukrainian politics, as well as in any other, to make
use of the deja vu effect. When we run out of our own ideas,
we are itching to use the successful outcomes of our predecessors.

However, the second version is never the same. This principle always
works irrespective of the sphere where it is used. This year we have
really the same situation in our political life, not as huge as during
the orange revolution but large enough strikes were held in Kyiv. This
was really a stress for people who live in Kyiv. Maryinskyi park was
totally blocked by the representatives of the party of Regions, there
people, mostly students, put their tents and have been living there for
nearly one month, some of them are still “resting” there. All of them,
as they told, were expressing their ideas, but in reality they were paid
money, more often 100-150 grivnas and also were given some food to stay
there for some time. Most of them even don’t about ideas and goals they
were striking for, it was very pity for me to watch all what was
happening. Kyiv suffered a lot, this awful traffic jams the reason for
which were strikes, it was impossible to be in the center of the city,
in some cases it was really dangerous But thanks God everything passed,
and most og them went home

May 10, 2007

It is cold today.I’m tired.

May 10, 2007

Andrey Danilko – creator of the stage image of Verka Serduchka. Was born on 2nd of October 1973 in
Poltava.
During school was studying in theater studion “Grotesk”. After graduation from school tries to enter music collage and institute, but is rejected everywhere. Goes to professional technical college, where studies profession “cashier-seller of foodstuffs”. From 1991 to 1992 works as cashier in the shop, and gives some performances. At spring 1992 demonstrates for the first time two short numbers: “Dining Room” and “Train Conductor”, official date of birth of Verka Serduchka is 8th of March 1993, when “Train conductor” portraiting ordinary Ukrainian woman working as conductor, was shown at “Humourina” festival in Poltava. Tries to enter musical college again, being rejected for two more times, thus deciding to start “performing career”, performs with his mini-theater, staging Verka Serduchka numbers and performing parodies on well-known Russian stars: Allegrova, Pugachova, Kazachenko.
In 1995 finally enters estrada-circus college, but after studying just for 2 years instead of 5 leaves it and is accepted in

Institute of
Culture.In 1997 records first songs “Prosto Vera”, “Abrikosy”. Later appear “Ya rozhdena dlya lyubvi”, “Ya vyshla na perron”, “Vaza i pion”, “Controler”, “
Po chut-chut”, and records some music videos. He gets invitation to show of Ukrainian channel “1+1″ “SV-show” where he again portraits train conductor Verka Serduchka. Since autumn 1998 the show is being broadcasted simultaneously at Russian channel “TV-6″. This show is the one that brought huge popularity to the comical artist.
Issued music albums as Verka Serduchka “Ha-ra-sho!”, “Zheniha hotyela”, “The Best. Neizdannoe”, “Tralli-valli” and also instumental album “Posle tebya” as Danilko. Took part in various musicals of Russian/Ukrainian co-production, mostly as Verka Serduchka, but in “Figaro” as Andrey Danilko. Has created solo musical “History of Verka Serduchka”.
In 2005 takes attempts to enter Eurovision from Russia and Ukraine but was disqualified in both countries: in Ukraine due to failure to appear for preview-video shootings, in
Russia because of failure to submit lyrics of the song. After that claims in one of his music videos: “I’ve decided, I’ll go to Eurovision representing
Kazakhstan, let others win too!”. In 2006 was considered candidate to represent Poland in duet with Polish analogue “Renia Paczkowska”, but Renia aka Mihal Wisnievski decides to enter contest with own band “Ich Troje”Verka Serduchka has been confirmed as candidate for Eurovision, her team has submitted entry to the competition. We do not take this contest seriously, we just want to show ourselves and to have fun”, commented representative of the singer. It is generally considered though after selection of Danish drag act DQ chances of Verka Serduchka for positive result have been significantly lowered. 

http://esckaz.com/2007/ukr.htm

May 10, 2007

The Ecological Situation in
UkraineThe problem of the environment is the major problem of modern civilization, and. unfortunately, it’s an urgent problem of over country.After disaster at Chernobyl nuclear power plant the ecological situation in
Ukraine has become much worse .Ukraine had to appeal United Nations Organization asking for help in overcoming disasters after effects. Nowadays our country has problems with radiation, pollution of water and air, disappearing of some kinds of birds and animals and many other environmental problems. That’s why
Ukraine pays great attention to the question of nature conservation. The article 67 of our constitution reads: “Citizens of Ukraine are obliged to protect nature and conserve its riches”.Now laws and decisions are adopted every year. Their aim is to protect the atmosphere from pollution protect the country’s land resources; control the use of water resources, save plants, animals and birds from annihilation.We must care for the environment. If the people of the world want join forces and raise their voices in defense of Mother Nature, the chances are that we will be the last happy generation to live on the Earth. My own story from  school working.

Literature of 1930s April 26, 2007

 

Literature, mainly poetry, of the quarter of the present century was under French and, to some degree, German influence, attained its greatest height since its classical age of Pushkin, Lermontov, and Gogol. The rigid censorship which shut out all but carefully selected authors and ideas, and the prohibition or discouragement of many nonpolitical forms of art

 (particularly trivial genres such as popular love, mystery, and detective stories, as well as all varieties of novelettes and general trash), automatically focused the attention of the reading public on new and experimental work, filled, as often before in Russian literary history, with strongly felt and often quaint and fanciful social notions. All works were checked whether there were some unpermitted statements against the central and the most important political party or the leader of the country.

( History: Literature, 319-330)

April 26, 2007

The ’30s are one of the most complicated, contradictory and contrasting periods also in the history of the Russian film industry. Stalin had a great power and effect on this kind of art. Directors – socialist realists had to bless and sometimes glorify mass repression of ‘public enemies. The totalitarian system realized the political & ideological importance of the theme of terror. Though it didn’t occupy the leading place in the Russian cinema, its propaganda role was rather big. With the help of a screen, the necessity of the ‘revolutionary terror’ towards ‘class enemies’, ‘alien elements’, etc. was put into the heads of millions of Russians. Such films became the apparent basis for the adoption of Stalin’s thesis saying that as socialism develops, the class struggle should grow and become violent…General social, cultural, political & ideological context of the ’30s:·        mass terror in the totalitarian regime towards peasants that lead to the hunger in early ’30s; ·        total abolition of the private property (that was revitalized during the Russian communist’s New Economic Policy of the ’20s; ·        intensive industrialization (mainly of heavy and military industries) at the cost of enormous efforts of people); ·        mass repression of millions of Russians – from the lowest to the highest strata of society; ·        intensive adoption of communism with the intensive repression of the Christian ideology;       intensive militarization of the country, unleashing war conflicts. That is why cinema as art couldn’t develop itself Vadim, Danilenko .Culture development of 1930s: Art and Literature, Kiev Publishes, 1999. p.300-305