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Joe's Premium Subscription: www.standardgrain.comGrain Markets and Other Stuff Links-Apple PodcastsSpotifyTikTokYouTubeFutures and options trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone.0:00 104% Tariff Takes Effect2:55 Stocks and Crude Fall5:17 Corn Futures Rise8:07 Biofuel News9:08 AGCO10:05 Russia Wheat Damage11:07 Corn FlashTrump Administration's 104% Tariff on Chinese Goods Takes Effect The Trump administration's 104% tariff on Chinese goods officially went into effect early this morning, escalating trade tensions. China has rejected the move as "blackmail," making a near-term resolution unlikely. Meanwhile, the U.S. also implemented reciprocal tariffs on about 60 countries. Equities and Oil Prices See Sharp Declines The U.S. stock market experienced a major drop on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all retreating sharply. The S&P 500 entered "bear market" territory, having fallen more than 19% from its all-time highs. WTI crude oil also fell nearly 2%, reaching its lowest level since April 2021.Corn Futures Rise on Weather Concerns U.S. corn futures saw a 4-cent increase on Tuesday, reaching $4.69 per bushel. The rally was driven by expectations surrounding Thursday's USDA report and concerns about planting delays due to historic rainfall in the Midwest and southern U.S. Analysts expect U.S. corn ending stocks to decline by 2% from March estimates. The USDA's Crop Production and WASDE reports are due Thursday at 11 a.m. CST. US Oil & Biofuel Groups Push for Higher Biomass Diesel Mandates U.S. oil and biofuel groups are advocating for an increase in biomass diesel mandates, proposing a 5.25 billion gallon mandate for 2026. While the suggestion falls short of previous proposals for 5.5-5.75 billion gallons, it highlights the sector's desire for a more robust advanced biofuel market. AGCO Suspends Some Agricultural Equipment Shipments AGCO, known for brands like Massey Ferguson and Hesston, has announced it will suspend certain agricultural equipment shipments into the U.S. due to the impact of tariffs. Although the company will continue importing parts, this move reflects the growing concern over the toll that tariffs are taking on agricultural machinery sales. Russia's Wheat Crop Faces Extreme Weather Threats Russia's wheat crop is under threat from extreme weather, including a hailstorm in Stavropol, a major wheat-producing region, and recent snowstorms with sub-zero temperatures. Despite these challenges, the Russian agriculture ministry claims that crop losses are under 3%, and the overall situation remains stable. However, authorities have warned that they may implement export restrictions if crop production falls short of expectations. Flash Sale of U.S. Corn U.S. exporters sold 240,000mt (9 million bushels) of corn to Spain for the 2024/2025 marketing year, according to USDA. This sale highlights the competitiveness of U.S. corn in the global market. 

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Shaped by the brutality of the Stalin regime, Gorbachev's childhood was one of poverty and hardship. But the communist system also works to his strengths, and allows him to reach the very top. All along, he remains a true believer but knows change must happen. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Daniil Shafkuta werd 22 jaar geleden geboren in Rusland in de regio Stavropol, is homo en vluchtte naar Nederland. Hij zit in het AZC in Sneek en dreigt teruggestuurd te worden naar zijn geboorteland, omdat de IND en ook de rechter niet geloven dat Daniel op mannen valt. Als Daniil terug moet naar Rusland verwacht hij dat hij in een cel belandt. Toen de oorlog tegen Oekraïne begon, steunde hij het Oekraïnse leger door geld te sturen. Volgens Russische wetten is dat voldoende om hem op te sluiten.

Matthew Bannister on The last President of the Soviet Union Mikhail Gorbachev (pictured), who was feted in the West but often derided in his own country. We follow his journey from a collective farm in Stavropol to momentous times in the Kremlin, including the introduction of Perestroika and Glasnost, the end of the Cold War and the coup that toppled him from power. Stella 'Jaye' Edwards, who was the last surviving British woman pilot who delivered planes from factories to front line bases during the second world war. Jerry Allison, the drummer and songwriter with Buddy Holly and the Crickets, whose girlfriend inspired their hit song 'Peggy Sue'. Producer: Neil George Interviewed guest: Bridget Kendall Interviewed guest: John Eames Petersen Interviewed guest: Geoff Barker Archive clips used: BBC Radio 4, Today programme 31/08/2022; BBC Two, Newsnight 30/08/2022; CNN - Larry King, Mikhail Gorbachev interview November 1993; UVA Miller Center, President Ronald Reagan speech on the Geneva Summit 21/11/1985; Pizza Hut, Gorbachev TV spot commercial January 1998; Juno Beach Centre / YouTube Channel, Jaye Edwards interview 19/02/2019; British Pathé, Sir Stafford Cripps and the A.T.A. (1943); Geoff Barker Archives, Jerry Allison interview.

« Hỡi đồng bào, đồng bào quý mến ! Do tình hình hiện tại, do sự hình thành một Cộng đồng các quốc gia độc lập, tôi tuyên bố chấm dứt chức vụ tổng thống Liên Xô. »[1]. Ngày 25/12/1991, bằng những lời lẽ này, Mikhail Gorbatchev, tổng thống Liên Xô lúc bấy giờ đã đặt dấu chấm hết cho Đế chế Xô Viết, đại cường thứ hai trên thế giới sau Đệ Nhị Thế Chiến. Ba mươi mốt năm sau, ngày 30/08/2022, Mikhail Gorbatchev ra đi ở tuổi 91, để lại một di sản gây nhiều tranh cãi. Tại phương Tây, giải Nobel Hòa Bình được ca tụng vì đã chấm dứt Chiến Tranh Lạnh và cùng lúc, dù không muốn, đã kết thúc chế độ Cộng sản Liên Xô. Nhưng cũng vì những lý do này mà ông lại bị một bộ phận người Nga ghét bỏ, lên án ông là « kẻ đào mồ chôn Liên bang Xô Viết » khi « bán Tổ quốc cho Hoa Kỳ ». Sinh ngày 02/03/1931, Mikhail Gorbachev – xuất thân từ một gia đình nông dân – tốt nghiệp ngành Luật học trường đại học Lomonossov ở Matxcơva, và có bằng kỹ sư nông nghiệp, bắt đầu sự nghiệp chính trị tại vùng Stavropol, được bầu chọn làm tổng bí thư Đảng Cộng sản Liên Xô, khi mới có 54 tuổi. Ông trở thành lãnh đạo Liên Xô trẻ tuổi nhất, vào thời điểm đất nước rơi vào trì trệ trên mọi mặt từ kinh tế, văn hóa, cho đến chính trị do tình trạng quan liêu, tham nhũng. M. Gorbachev cũng ý thức được rằng cần phải cải tổ đất nước sâu rộng trên nhiều phương diện. Ngay khi lên cầm quyền, ông tiến hành một loạt các thay đổi từ đối ngoại, cho đến kinh tế, chính trị, và xã hội, để lại ba dấu ấn cho đến giờ vẫn gây nhiều tranh cãi : Một chính sách ngoại giao mới, một « Perestroika » (Tái cấu trúc) và một « Glasnost » (nghĩa là Minh bạch). Giảm kho vũ khí : Gorbachev « bán mình » cho Mỹ ? Trên trường quốc tế, ông đã nhanh chóng tạo ra một « hiệu ứng Gorbachev » khi đưa ra hình ảnh một lãnh đạo Xô Viết mới « tươi cười, thẳng thắn, cởi mở với các đối thoại ». Ông lao vào thúc đẩy tiến trình giải trừ vũ khí và hạ nhiệt căng thẳng với phương Tây. Libération[2] trong một bài viết về chân dung nhà lãnh đạo Xô Viết sau cùng nhắc lại vào năm 1985, khi quan hệ căng thẳng giữa Hoa Kỳ và Liên Xô lên đến đỉnh điểm, cả nền kinh tế của Liên Xô được yêu cầu đáp ứng cho một mục tiêu duy nhất : Không để cho Mỹ qua mặt trên phương diện vũ khí. Nếu như Washington dành 6% GDP cho quốc phòng thì tại Liên Xô, tỷ lệ này ở mức 15% thậm chí là 30%, theo như một số thẩm định. Đối với vị tân lãnh đạo Xô Viết thời đó, mức chi này quá lớn, đè nặng lên nền kinh tế quốc gia, và điều này còn là một mối họa cho các dự án cải cách, trong khi bản thân ông cũng không tin có đối đầu hạt nhân với Mỹ. Do vậy, ông muốn chấm dứt cuộc chạy đua vũ trang và « cuộc chiến các vì sao » điên rồ của Ronald Reagan. Một loạt các tiến trình bình thường hóa quan hệ quốc tế được đưa ra : Tái lập đối thoại với phương Tây, nối lại quan hệ với Trung Quốc, rút quân khỏi Afghanistan, và nhất là đơn phương  dỡ bỏ một phần kho vũ khí khi ký kết Hiệp ước Lực lượng Hạt nhân Tầm trung INF với Mỹ năm 1987, dẫn đến việc triệt thoái toàn diện binh sĩ Liên Xô tại Đông Âu, sự sụp đổ của bức tường Berlin và hợp nhất nước Đức năm 1990. Những quyết định đó được phương Tây cho là đã « mang lại hòa bình » cho thế giới, nhưng tại Nga, ông bị phe hiếu chiến cáo buộc « phủ phục » trước Hoa Kỳ - kẻ thù truyền kiếp của Liên Xô – đặt dấu chấm hết cho một thế giới lưỡng cực do hai siêu cường thế giới giăng ra. Một sự sỉ nhục, « một thảm họa địa chính trị của thế kỷ XX », theo như tuyên bố của tổng thống Nga Vladimir Putin trong một bài diễn văn. Nhà sử học Taline Ter Minassian[3], trường INALCO, giám đốc Đài Quan sát các nhà nước hậu Xô Viết, nhắc lại : « Ông Putin cho rằng Gorbachev quá ngây thơ trước phương Tây. Lẽ ra, để đổi lấy việc tháo dỡ các hệ thống tên lửa và cuối cùng là toàn bộ hệ thống phòng thủ của Liên Xô, ít nhất ông ấy phải được một sự bảo đảm bằng văn bản, điều mà Gorbachev đã không làm được. Theo đó, bằng văn bản, phương Tây phải bảo đảm rằng NATO – Hiệp ước Bắc Đại Tây Dương sẽ không bao giờ tìm cách mở rộng đến các nước cộng hòa cũ của Liên Xô, những điều mà trong những năm 90, sớm xuất hiện như Nga gọi là những quốc gia gần gũi. Nhưng vì Gorbachev không cẩn trọng và có lẽ quá say sưa với mối quan hệ đặc quyền của mình với phương Tây, quá tin tưởng vào những lời hứa không bằng văn bản, những lời hứa mà phương Tây cuối cùng đã không giữ, vì sau này một số quốc gia từng là thành viên của Liên Xô trước năm 1991 nay nằm trong khối NATO. » Perestroika, Glasnost và những thất bại của cuộc cải cách Và trong khi Gorbachev « chạy đôn chạy đáo » ở bên ngoài, những đường ranh giới của Liên Xô bắt đầu rạn nứt dưới áp lực của nhiều nước Cộng hòa thành viên Liên bang Xô Viết, một vùng lãnh thổ đa quốc gia, đa tôn giáo và đa sắc tộc, trải dài trên 11 múi giờ và sự gắn kết được thực hiện dưới sự cưỡng ép. Những yêu sách chủ quyền, những tranh cãi cũ xưa giữa các sắc tộc, chủ nghĩa ly khai bùng phát… Một thiếu sót trong chính sách cải cách mà sau này ông nhìn nhận trong một chương trình truyền hình của kênh France 2[4] năm 2001 : « Công cuộc cải cách lẽ ra phải được bắt đầu từ đảng Cộng sản, bởi vì đảng Cộng sản Liên Xô đã trở thành chiếc phanh kềm hãm chính yếu. Rồi chúng tôi đã đánh giá thấp khúc mắc của những sắc tộc hình thành nên Liên Xô. Do vậy, lẽ ra nên đổi mới hiệp ước Liên bang trước. Và điểm thứ ba là phải giảm ngay ngân sách quân sự từ 10-15% để lấy tiền mua thực phẩm cho người dân. Chính vào lúc người dân phải xếp hàng nhiều giờ để có nhu yếu phẩm là lúc mà người dân nói rằng có điều gì đó không ổn với ông Gorbachev. » Nếu ở bên ngoài ông được phương Tây ca tụng vì sự cởi mở và động thái hạ nhiệt, thì ở trong nước ông bị chỉ trích mạnh mẽ. Cho đến cuối đời, Gorbachev vẫn bị một bộ phận dân Nga không tha thứ vì những hệ quả do chính sách « Perestroika » nổi tiếng của ông gây ra. Perestroika – tức Tái cấu trúc – có mục tiêu cải cách sâu rộng về việc điều hành kinh tế đất nước, hình thành một nền kinh tế thị trường phi tập trung hóa, nhưng vẫn luôn dưới sự chỉ đạo của đảng Cộng sản. Nhưng ý định này của ông vấp phải sự phản đối từ các bí thư chi bộ đảng ở các vùng, xem đấy như là một mối đe dọa cho quyền kiểm soát về kinh tế mà họ đang nắm ở địa phương. Để áp đặt các chương trình cải cách, Gorbachev đã thanh lọc nội bộ, cho thay thế gần một nửa các thành viên của Ban Chấp hành Trung Ương Đảng Cộng Sản và để gạt trừ những « kẻ bất kham », vị lãnh đạo Xô Viết sau cùng còn dùng đến một thứ vũ khí, được đặt tên là « glasnost », có nghĩa là « Minh bạch ». Đây cũng chính là giai đoạn thứ hai trong chương trình « Perestroika » của ông. Theo đó, người dân được quyền nói về những chủ đề cấm kỵ của lịch sử và tố cáo những sai lệch trong vận hành của hệ thống Xô Viết. Điều này mở rộng không gian cho nhiều tác nhân bị tước đoạt tự do ngôn luận. Trên thực tế, theo nhận định của trang mạng Conflit[5], chiến lược của M. Gorbachev là mở một chiến dịch thông tin giả, làm cho thế giới tin rằng có một sự phân hóa sâu sắc trong nội bộ đảng Cộng sản Liên Xô, giữa một bên là phe « cải cách » và bên kia là những thành phần bảo thủ. Sự phô bày này lại không tương ứng với thực tế là có sự chia cắt từng nấc thang cao cấp của đảng thành nhiều phe phái và nhóm lợi ích khác nhau. Và chiến lược « Glasnost » này còn mang tính biểu tượng khi trong kỳ Đại hội Đảng lần thứ XIX (tháng 6-7/1988), các cuộc thảo luận lần đầu tiên được phát trực tiếp trên truyền hình. Nhưng « Perestroika » cũng còn đồng nghĩa với khủng hoảng kinh tế, với những dãy cửa hàng trống rỗng, hàng người dài chờ lãnh nhu yếu phẩm bị khan hiếm trầm trọng, lạm phát tăng vọt, các công trường ngưng hoạt động, giao thông suy yếu…  dẫn đến những tiếc nuối từ nhiều người dân Nga, vẫn luôn hoài niệm về một « thời kỳ Liên bang Xô Viết vẫn tốt hơn, nước Nga hùng mạnh, người dân có sưởi mùa đông miễn phí, được cấp nhà ở miễn phí và nhất là không có thất nghiệp », theo như giải thích của giáo sư sử học Taline Ter Minassian trên đài France Culture. Perestroika : Bài học kinh nghiệm quý giá cho Trung Quốc Chuyện gì đến phải đến. Những cải cách kinh tế - chính trị và xã hội, tuy không phải là để phá hủy đất nước như ông luôn khẳng định, đã vượt ngoài tầm kiểm soát, và đã nhanh chóng làm xói mòn tính chính đáng của đảng Cộng sản Liên Xô. Việc toàn bộ hệ thống chính trị Liên Xô bị « thanh lý » và Liên bang Xô Viết bị tan rã, dẫn đến cuộc đảo chính năm 1991, buộc ông phải từ nhiệm, mở đường đưa Boris Yeltsin lên cầm quyền và sau này là ông Vladimir Putin, đồng thời làm thay đổi hoàn toàn bản đồ châu Âu với sự ra đời của nhiều quốc gia mới, vốn là những nước Cộng hòa trong Liên bang Xô viết. Trong một chương trình của France 2 năm 2001, khi được hỏi « Nếu được làm lại cuộc đời, ông sẽ thay đổi điều gì ? », Gorbachev tuy kiên định cho rằng « Perestroika » là cần thiết, nhưng phần nào thừa nhận có sai lầm trong chiến lược: « Có lẽ là tôi sẽ chẳng thay đổi cuộc đời của tôi, bởi vì quả thật tôi bằng lòng về số phận của mình. Tôi xuất thân từ một gia đình nghèo khó, đến từ một tỉnh lỵ xa xôi, vậy mà tôi đã leo lên được đỉnh cao quyền lực, đó là một điều không nhỏ. Ngược lại, nếu như tôi được làm lại « perestroika », tôi sẽ làm lại y như thế, tôi vẫn sẽ chọn tự do, nền dân chủ, glasnost – sự mở cửa, nhưng tôi có lẽ nên thay đổi đôi chút các ưu tiên của mình. » Câu chuyện về Perestroika vẫn còn nhiều vùng tối chưa thể giải thích hết được. Mikhail Gorbachev có Công hay là Tội, lịch sử vẫn sẽ tiếp tục phán xét. Nhưng có một điều chắc chắn Perestroika đối với Trung Quốc là một bài học quý giá: sai lầm của ông Gorbachev là đã tiến hành « cải cách chính trị trước khi cải cách kinh tế », ngược lại với những gì Bắc Kinh thực hiện từ năm 1970 và nhất là sau biến cố Thiên An Môn. Và Trung Quốc cũng khẳng định « không thay đổi điều gì ở cấp độ chính trị để tránh  giẫm theo vết mòn của Liên Xô trước đây », theo như nhận định của chuyên gia về Nga Florent Parmentier, giám đốc trang mạng Eurasiaprospective.net trên đài France Inter. GHI CHÚ [1] Hồ sơ lưu trữ INA – Thông báo từ nhiệm của Mikhail Gorbachev ngày 25/12/1991 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm343ogc9xg&t=127s) [2] Mikhaïl Gorbatchev, la dernière mort de l'URSS – Libération ngày 30/08/2022. https://www.liberation.fr/international/europe/mikhail-gorbatchev-la-derniere-mort-de-lurss-20220830_6CE6P2KYIZHJRNFGIEO3ITBGE4/ [3]Gorbatchev a-t-il causé la chute de l'URSS ? – France Culture ngày 31/08/2022. https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceculture/podcasts/sans-oser-le-demander/pierre-bourdieu-5595060 [4] Hồ sơ lưu trữ INA _ Mikhaïl Gorbatchev témoigne sur la Russie chez Thierry Ardisson, France 2 ngày 15/12/2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0m5vJZjsUU [5] Mikhaïl Gorbatchev et la perestroïka – Conflit ngày 31/08/2022.https://www.revueconflits.com/jean-robert-raviot-mikhail-gorbatchev-et-la-perestroika/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=podcast_mikhail_gorbatchev_taline_ter_minassian&utm_term=2022-08-31

Denis Smykalov, Wolsen Real EstateBorn in Stavropol, Russia Denis came to America in 2006, at just twenty years old for a summer and stayed with a dream to achieve. Moving to Miami without knowing much English Denis had goals far greater than he imagined! Getting his real estate license in 2012 he fell in love with the industry. Denis knew this was the field for him when everyday felt like he was doing what he loved versus working. Being a realtor for two years, Smykalov decided to challenge himself some more and get his broker's license at the age of 29.WolsenRealEstate.com

Nice to meet you, traveler! I'm Alina. I'm author of podcasts about travel to Russia. I want to tell you about beautiful city - Stavropol. 

Hear over a dozen modern Orthodox Holy Fathers teach about the beginnings of God's creation and the theory of evolution. This collection of teachings is specifically from Orthodox Holy Fathers of the 19th and 20th centuries. By no means is this meant to deemphasize the earlier Holy Fathers in any way; it is simply meant to highlight Fathers of our times who were familiar with the “enlightenment” of modern man, bound up with atheism and evolutionary theory. While their focus was on a true and authentic understanding of the origins of man and creation, and this apart from and beyond humanist theories like evolution, they nonetheless offered an Orthodox appraisal of evolution and other modern theories in order to guard the Faithful against soul-destroying heresy.I encourage you to read the early Fathers and gain their understanding of Genesis and creation, which stands firmly on its own and which was not ignorant of the truth about creation. Just as Moses was a prophet not only of the future, but of the past, the early Patristic writers were also inspired by the same Spirit to perceive reality as Moses did.Lastly, this recording is not meant to stir up further debates between “creation vs evolution” and “science vs religion.” These binary discussions are often fruitless and miss the point. What this recording aims to show is that not only do Orthodox Saints regard the theory of evolution as false and incompatible with Orthodoxy, as well as notions of theistic evolution (since “by man came death” -1 Cor 15, verse 21), but that their vision of Creation is not a reaction to the theory of evolution, rather it is enlightened by the Holy Spirit and retains fundamental presuppositions that allow for a truly God-inspired understanding.Wrestle with these words. They are spoken by men illumined by God, and can help lead a humble man to the Kingdom of Heaven.00:00 - Introduction00:38 - Fr. Seraphim Rose, Hieromonk of Platina, California (+1982) – Basic presuppositions for knowledge of creation and early man.04:33 - St. Ignatius Brianchaninov, Bishop of the Caucasus and Stavropol (+1867) – The state of creation before the Fall of Adam.06:55 - St. Hilarion (Troitsky), Hieromartyr and Archbishop of Verey (+1929) – The Church's view leads to humility, the secular view leads to pride.10:38 - St. Nikolai (Velimirovic), Bishop of Zica (+1956) – “Death is Unnatural”13:32 - St. Justin (Popovic) of Celije (+1979) – How man and the rest of creation are inseparable. When man fell, all of creation fell.15:22 - St. Ambrose of Optina (+1891) – “Don't believe at face value all kinds of nonsense…”15:46 - St. John of Kronstadt (+1908) – True knowledge and the over-educated.16:49 - St. Vladimir, Hieromartyr and Metropolitan of Kiev and Gallich (+1918) – Do not listen to teachings of unbelief for they “promise you nothing but despair and an inconsolable life.”18:44 - St. Theophan the Recluse, Bishop of Tambov (+1894) – Evolution is anathema, along with other secular Western philosophies, and only a pure nous can accurately contemplate divine reality.29:19 - St. Barsanuphius of Optina (+1913) – The moral ramifications of evolutionist philosophy.30:05 - St. Nectarios, Metropolitan of Pentapolis and Wonderworker of Aegina (+1920) – “Without the acceptance of revealed truth, man will remain an insoluble problem.”31:42 - Fr. Seraphim Rose (+1982) – Knowledge of creation and early man can only be obtained by divine illumination. (Note: This essentially repeats his teaching from the beginning, but it is kept here since it is so key to our understanding.)34:26 - St. Luke the Surgeon, Archbishop of Simferopol (+1961) – Evolutionary theory is not only contradictory to the Scripture, but to nature itself.35:54 - St. Sophrony (Sakharov) the Athonite (+1993) – The absurdity of evolutionary theory.36:57 - St. Paisios of Mount Athos (+1994) – Monkeys are far from humans; evolutionary theory is blasphemy.41:31 - St. Justin (Popovic) of Celije (+1979) – His letter to a theolog --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-wisdom/message

He was born in 1807 into Russian aristocracy — his father was a wealthy provincial gentleman. From a very early age he felt strongly called to monastic life, but at that time it was almost unheard of for a nobleman to take such a path, and Dimitri (as he was called in baptism) entered the Pioneer Military School in St Petersburg. There he distinguished himself, and even attracted the attention of Grand Duke Nicholas Pavlovich, an event which would profoundly affect his later life.   Despite his excellent record at the academy, young Dimitri still longed only for the things of God. In 1827 he graduated from the school and was commissioned as an officer in the army, but soon fell critically ill, and was granted a discharge. This proved to be providential: when he recovered his health, he immediately became a novice, living at several different monasteries and coming under the spiritual care of Starets Leonid, one of the celebrated fathers of the Optina monastery. In 1821 he took his monastic vows and received the name Ignatius. Soon afterwards he was ordained to the priesthood.   Soon after the newly-professed Fr Ignatius had entered the seclusion that he sought, Tsar Nicholas I — the former Grand Duke Nicholas — visited the Pioneer Military School and asked what had become of the promising cadet he had met a few years before. When the Tsar learned that the former Dimitri was now a monk, he sought him out, had him elevated to the rank of Archimandrite (at age 26!) and made him Superior of the St Sergius Monastery in St Petersburg. Tsar Nicholas instructed him to make the monastery a model for all Russian religious communities. Though he had desired only a life of solitude and prayer, the new Archimandrite devoted himself conscientiously to fulfilling the Tsar's charge. The monastery did in fact become a kind of standard for Russian monasticism, and its abbot acquired many spiritual children, not only among his monks but among the laity in the capital.   After twenty-four years as superior of the monastery, St Iganatius was elevated to the episcopate in 1857, first as Bishop of Stavropol, then as Bishop of Kavkaz. Only four years later (aged 54) he resigned and spent the rest of his life in reclusion at the Nicolo-Babaevsky Monastery in the diocese of Kostromo. There he continued the large body of spiritual writings for which he is well known. His printed Works fills five volumes; of these, at least two major works have been translated into English: On the Prayer of Jesus and The Arena: an offering to contemporary monasticism. Both are gems of spiritual writing, profitable to every serious Orthodox Christian.   St Ignatius reposed in peace in 1867. He was glorified in 1988 by the Moscow Patriarchate, during the millennial celebrations in that year. Saints Andrei Rublev, Xenia of Petersburg, Theophan the Recluse and others were glorified in the same observances.

This interview celebrates the launch of Konstantin Voskresenskiy's 'Adventures of Kesha the Russian Boy' as an audio book in English, along with a collection of his poems, again voiced in English by me.It is furthermore a celebration of creative collaboration across global boundaries and cultural understandings, that transcends politics and stereotypes. It shows what can be done with unbounded creative intent, a will to cooperate and enabling technology.The Adventures of Kesha the Russian Boy is a coming-of-age story about the poet and engineer Konstantin Voskresenskiy, written as an autobiography. This fascinating account of the adventures of one young man takes place at a turning point in history: the early years of modern Russia, the following the collapse of the Soviet Union. This book is intended for a broad readership.Find out more about Konstantin's books here: www.litres.ru/konstantin-voskresenskiy/Poetry 'fragment': https://vk.com/music/playlist/158361766_53542827_50bf61901ef63eec69Konstantin Voskresenskiy: Vk79859753732@ya.ruProducer Peter Svetlichniy : petrradiosvet@gmail.comTranslator: Elizabeth 'Liza': Elizavetasuboch@gmail.comProject Manager and Translator: Leah Foden: +44 7530 981024 | Leah-foden@live.co.ukFull project credits:1. Basic translating checking – Kristina Shlykova-Luneva (Russia, Krasnodar city)2. Final checking for basic translating – Christopher Fawcett (U.K.)3. Proofreading/re-translating – Leah Foden (U.K.)4. Notes for proofreading – Carl Munson (U.K.), Peter Svetlichniy (Russia, Stavropol’)5. Final proofreading – Leah Foden (U.K.)6. Reader for audiobook – Carl Munson (U.K.)7. Sound Engineer – Peter Svetlichniy (Russia, Stavropol’)8. Basic illustration – Daria Asanovna Asylbek (Kazakhstan)9. Cover decoration – Marina Aleynikova (Russia, Krasnoyarsk), Khairullin Ildan Nailevich (Russia, Republic of Tatarstan), Tuzhikova Lada Igorevna (Russia, Bryansk), Asylbek Daria Asanovna (Kazakhstan)10. Basic cover design (Russian edition) – Zarifa Kamilievna Azretkuliyeva (Azerbaijan, Baku)11. Cover re-design (English edition) – Sergey Tarabrin (Russia, Novorossiysk)12. Publishing house of electronic books and audiobooks – Aegitas (Russia, Moscow)

DJ Sasha is back again with a new program "Out of Time"! Big issue, I must say, very big ... But do you understand that everything is not so simple? What has happened to electronic music over the past 40 years? What is Descartes' square? What is the difference between the female approach to writing breakbeat music from the usual male one? So, DJ Sasha, Fieldfunk Records and the Silver Rain radio station (Stavropol) 92.6FM wanted XXIII part "Out of Time". #djSashaFieldfunk #FieldfunkRecords #OutOfTimeRadioshow #Fieldfunkcrew OUT OF TIME23 Relax edition

FF Records welcomes all those who are not indifferent to the Stavropol electronic music scene! And, of course, everyone who loves and enjoys electronic music in general! This time we want to introduce you to the work of a person who (let's not be afraid of this word) lives and breathes music, creativity.. In the past, a DJ on the Cherkessk radio station, the owner of a huge collection of CDs and now an honored worker (again, we will not be afraid of this word, and this is the word you need to be afraid of) Stavropol electronic underground scene.. FelixProd has an unrealistic amount of recorded content behind his back, whether it's DJ sessions in KOMU KAKOE DELO or jam sessions in the framework of his Trip Dub Collective project together with Andrey Akimov. Just listen to his mix and feel the taste of the 90s or early 00s.. Enjoy..

Die eerste groep van 30 Suid-Afrikaanse boere het reeds in Oktober 2019 in die Stavropol boerdery gebied in Rusland aangekom. Ongeveer 15 000 boere het op daardie tydstip beplan om die skuif te maak met groot onsekerheid in Suid-Afrika. Die reëlings is deur AfriForum in die buurland gedoen en Dr Theo de Jager, Saai se Voorsitter in Suid-Afrika en deel van die reëlingskomitee het vanoggend die jongste vir ons...

In episode 132 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed considering photographic good practice, the importance of listening, avoiding scams and why those who commission should have some photographic knowledge. Plus this week photographer Eduard Korniyenko takes on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Eduard Korniyenko was born in Stavropol, Russia, in 1974 and became a professional photographer in 2000. In 2002 he joined the Russian Union of Journalists and he is currently a full-time photo-correspondent for the regional news agency Pobeda26 and a REUTERS Contractor Photographer. His work as a photojournalist has focused on developments in the Northern Caucasus, which has experienced ethnic and intercultural conflict and political and economic instability. His images have been internationally exhibited and he has received multiple awards in recognition of his work. http://eduardkorniyenko.com Eduard's contribution is read by by Artyom Grebnev . Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Taylor Francis 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Taylor Francis 2019). His next book What Does Photography Mean to You? will be published in November 2020. © Grant Scott 2020

He was born in 1807 into Russian aristocracy — his father was a wealthy provincial gentleman. From a very early age he felt strongly called to monastic life, but at that time it was almost unheard of for a nobleman to take such a path, and Dimitri (as he was called in baptism) entered the Pioneer Military School in St Petersburg. There he distinguished himself, and even attracted the attention of Grand Duke Nicholas Pavlovich, an event which would profoundly affect his later life.   Despite his excellent record at the academy, young Dimitri still longed only for the things of God. In 1827 he graduated from the school and was commissioned as an officer in the army, but soon fell critically ill, and was granted a discharge. This proved to be providential: when he recovered his health, he immediately became a novice, living at several different monasteries and coming under the spiritual care of Starets Leonid, one of the celebrated fathers of the Optina monastery. In 1821 he took his monastic vows and received the name Ignatius. Soon afterwards he was ordained to the priesthood.   Soon after the newly-professed Fr Ignatius had entered the seclusion that he sought, Tsar Nicholas I — the former Grand Duke Nicholas — visited the Pioneer Military School and asked what had become of the promising cadet he had met a few years before. When the Tsar learned that the former Dimitri was now a monk, he sought him out, had him elevated to the rank of Archimandrite (at age 26!) and made him Superior of the St Sergius Monastery in St Petersburg. Tsar Nicholas instructed him to make the monastery a model for all Russian religious communities. Though he had desired only a life of solitude and prayer, the new Archimandrite devoted himself conscientiously to fulfilling the Tsar's charge. The monastery did in fact become a kind of standard for Russian monasticism, and its abbot acquired many spiritual children, not only among his monks but among the laity in the capital.   After twenty-four years as superior of the monastery, St Iganatius was elevated to the episcopate in 1857, first as Bishop of Stavropol, then as Bishop of Kavkaz. Only four years later (aged 54) he resigned and spent the rest of his life in reclusion at the Nicolo-Babaevsky Monastery in the diocese of Kostromo. There he continued the large body of spiritual writings for which he is well known. His printed Works fills five volumes; of these, at least two major works have been translated into English: On the Prayer of Jesus and The Arena: an offering to contemporary monasticism. Both are gems of spiritual writing, profitable to every serious Orthodox Christian.   St Ignatius reposed in peace in 1867. He was glorified in 1988 by the Moscow Patriarchate, during the millennial celebrations in that year. Saints Andrei Rublev, Xenia of Petersburg, Theophan the Recluse and others were glorified in the same observances.

Tänk er att ni skickar era barn till en fritidsgård, en plats där det ska finnas vuxna förebilder som man litar på, tänk er också att det börjar försvinna barn från fritidsgården och att ni får veta att en av de anställda har utfört experiment på barnen.  Detta var precis vad som hände i Stavropol under en period på hela 20 år. Hör Sanna berätta om Anatoly Slivko och hur han "experimenterade" på totalt 43 pojkar - något som resulterade i att sju av dessa dog. Musik: https://www.purple-planet.com/

(0:00) Show Open: Don't Let Science Stand In The Way TUSD to spend $13M to reopen schools; says monitors, not teachers, might be in classrooms (15:30) Entertainment News   Ellen DeGeneres talk show is hit by fresh claims of bullying and racism behind the scenes as former employees claim they were even fired for attending family funerals If you've ever wanted to hear CAROLE BASKIN bust a 50 CENT rap, today is your lucky day.   (27:30) Sex and Alcohol A Couple Having Sex in a Bush Get Spanked by an Angry Old Woman with a Wooden Board You know what they say...Two's company, three's assault. A couple in Stavropol, Russia decided to have sex in broad daylight recently . . . and someone saw and took a video.  And the video shows an angry old woman interrupting them when she walks up . . . and SPANKS them with a wooden board. She finally walked away after she was done yelling at the couple and giving the guy one more whack with the board, which left him screaming in pain.  (Daily Star)  The New U.S. Dietary Guidelines Say You Should Only Have One Drink a Day, Not Two The U.S. Dietary Guidelines have been updated, and there's one BIG change.  Since 1990, they've said that men should limit themselves to two alcoholic drinks a day and women should limit themselves to one. Now . . . they're saying one drink max for both men AND women. The experts who make the guidelines say they've revised the guidelines because two drinks versus one leads to a higher risk of death.  (Boston.com) (32:20) Esther Povitsky Promoting:  her first stand-up special, ESTHER POVITKY: HOT FOR MY NAME, coming to Comedy Central on FridayJuly 17th  cc.com/CC app to watch the special. For reference, she most recently starred as Izzy in the Hulu series DOLLFACE (opposite Kat Dennings) and she was the co-creator, co-writer, producer and star of the comedy series ALONE TOGETHER. She's previously recurred on CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND, LOVE & DIFFICULT PEOPLE; and guest starred on BROOKLYN 99, WORKAHOLICS, KEY & PEELE and LADY DYNAMITE. She also hosts her own podcasts (including a beauty podcast called GLOWING UP.) “ESTHER POVITSKY: HOT FOR MY NAME” DEBUT ONE-HOUR STAND-UP SPECIAL DIVES INTO THE COMEDIAN'S ORIGIN STORY PREMIERES FRIDAY, JUNE 5TH AT 10PM ET/PT ON COMEDY CENTRAL (42:25) Dumbass of the Day   A Guy Is Caught Hoarding Illegal Tarantulas in a Motel Room Two guys were charged with trespassing outside of a grocery store in Florida . . . and one of them had a plastic skeleton he said was for VOODOO. Unmasked Walmart shopper pushing a man in a wheelchair pulls a GUN on man who asked him to put on a face covering - as the company orders ALL its customers to wear face masks A burglar in Alabama broke into a restaurant . . . but got so drunk on the booze inside that he forgot to steal some of their money.   (52:40) Bad News For Concert Lovers Live music won't return until 2022, Lollapalooza co-founder says "The whole thing is a shit show" Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He was born in 1807 into Russian aristocracy — his father was a wealthy provincial gentleman. From a very early age he felt strongly called to monastic life, but at that time it was almost unheard of for a nobleman to take such a path, and Dimitri (as he was called in baptism) entered the Pioneer Military School in St Petersburg. There he distinguished himself, and even attracted the attention of Grand Duke Nicholas Pavlovich, an event which would profoundly affect his later life.   Despite his excellent record at the academy, young Dimitri still longed only for the things of God. In 1827 he graduated from the school and was commissioned as an officer in the army, but soon fell critically ill, and was granted a discharge. This proved to be providential: when he recovered his health, he immediately became a novice, living at several different monasteries and coming under the spiritual care of Starets Leonid, one of the celebrated fathers of the Optina monastery. In 1821 he took his monastic vows and received the name Ignatius. Soon afterwards he was ordained to the priesthood.   Soon after the newly-professed Fr Ignatius had entered the seclusion that he sought, Tsar Nicholas I — the former Grand Duke Nicholas — visited the Pioneer Military School and asked what had become of the promising cadet he had met a few years before. When the Tsar learned that the former Dimitri was now a monk, he sought him out, had him elevated to the rank of Archimandrite (at age 26!) and made him Superior of the St Sergius Monastery in St Petersburg. Tsar Nicholas instructed him to make the monastery a model for all Russian religious communities. Though he had desired only a life of solitude and prayer, the new Archimandrite devoted himself conscientiously to fulfilling the Tsar's charge. The monastery did in fact become a kind of standard for Russian monasticism, and its abbot acquired many spiritual children, not only among his monks but among the laity in the capital.   After twenty-four years as superior of the monastery, St Iganatius was elevated to the episcopate in 1857, first as Bishop of Stavropol, then as Bishop of Kavkaz. Only four years later (aged 54) he resigned and spent the rest of his life in reclusion at the Nicolo-Babaevsky Monastery in the diocese of Kostromo. There he continued the large body of spiritual writings for which he is well known. His printed Works fills five volumes; of these, at least two major works have been translated into English: On the Prayer of Jesus and The Arena: an offering to contemporary monasticism. Both are gems of spiritual writing, profitable to every serious Orthodox Christian.   St Ignatius reposed in peace in 1867. He was glorified in 1988 by the Moscow Patriarchate, during the millennial celebrations in that year. Saints Andrei Rublev, Xenia of Petersburg, Theophan the Recluse and others were glorified in the same observances.

He was born in 1807 into Russian aristocracy — his father was a wealthy provincial gentleman. From a very early age he felt strongly called to monastic life, but at that time it was almost unheard of for a nobleman to take such a path, and Dimitri (as he was called in baptism) entered the Pioneer Military School in St Petersburg. There he distinguished himself, and even attracted the attention of Grand Duke Nicholas Pavlovich, an event which would profoundly affect his later life.   Despite his excellent record at the academy, young Dimitri still longed only for the things of God. In 1827 he graduated from the school and was commissioned as an officer in the army, but soon fell critically ill, and was granted a discharge. This proved to be providential: when he recovered his health, he immediately became a novice, living at several different monasteries and coming under the spiritual care of Starets Leonid, one of the celebrated fathers of the Optina monastery. In 1821 he took his monastic vows and received the name Ignatius. Soon afterwards he was ordained to the priesthood.   Soon after the newly-professed Fr Ignatius had entered the seclusion that he sought, Tsar Nicholas I — the former Grand Duke Nicholas — visited the Pioneer Military School and asked what had become of the promising cadet he had met a few years before. When the Tsar learned that the former Dimitri was now a monk, he sought him out, had him elevated to the rank of Archimandrite (at age 26!) and made him Superior of the St Sergius Monastery in St Petersburg. Tsar Nicholas instructed him to make the monastery a model for all Russian religious communities. Though he had desired only a life of solitude and prayer, the new Archimandrite devoted himself conscientiously to fulfilling the Tsar's charge. The monastery did in fact become a kind of standard for Russian monasticism, and its abbot acquired many spiritual children, not only among his monks but among the laity in the capital.   After twenty-four years as superior of the monastery, St Iganatius was elevated to the episcopate in 1857, first as Bishop of Stavropol, then as Bishop of Kavkaz. Only four years later (aged 54) he resigned and spent the rest of his life in reclusion at the Nicolo-Babaevsky Monastery in the diocese of Kostromo. There he continued the large body of spiritual writings for which he is well known. His printed Works fills five volumes; of these, at least two major works have been translated into English: On the Prayer of Jesus and The Arena: an offering to contemporary monasticism. Both are gems of spiritual writing, profitable to every serious Orthodox Christian.   St Ignatius reposed in peace in 1867. He was glorified in 1988 by the Moscow Patriarchate, during the millennial celebrations in that year. Saints Andrei Rublev, Xenia of Petersburg, Theophan the Recluse and others were glorified in the same observances.

Timur Mingazov - MBS Mix #29 ("I`m Forty" House/Trance Dec`16)PLAYLIST: 01. Chicane – Poppiholla 02. Gux Jimenez – Zero 03. Emata – Ascension 04. Chicane, Moya Brennan – Saltwater 05. Eco, Carly Burns – Hurt 06. OceanLab, Above & Beyond – Another Chance 07. Andrew Bayer – From The Past 08. EDU, Cramp – Human Turbines 09. Andy Moor, M.I.K.E. – Spirit's Pulse 10. Jennifer Rene, Solid Stone – Heart CallDedicated Maff & Daff Recorded in Stavropol

Timur Mingazov - MBS Mix #29 ("I`m Forty" House/Trance Dec`16)PLAYLIST: 01. Chicane – Poppiholla 02. Gux Jimenez – Zero 03. Emata – Ascension 04. Chicane, Moya Brennan – Saltwater 05. Eco, Carly Burns – Hurt 06. OceanLab, Above & Beyond – Another Chance 07. Andrew Bayer – From The Past 08. EDU, Cramp – Human Turbines 09. Andy Moor, M.I.K.E. – Spirit's Pulse 10. Jennifer Rene, Solid Stone – Heart CallDedicated Maff & Daff Recorded in Stavropol

Timur Mingazov - MBS Mix #28 (Discoteca 2   House Aug`16)PLAYLIST:01. Matt – So Chlice 02. Lika Morgan – Down for U 03. Vanilla Ace, SHKT – Fall in Love 04. SURF, Mart – All I Wanna Do 05. Me & My Toothbrush – Air Miles  06. Croatia Squard, Frey – White Horse  07. Croatia Squard, Lika Morgan – Make Your Move 08. Frey – Just a Lit Bit 09. Mart, DiscoVer – The Music`s Got Me 10. Olin Batista – Amazon 63 11. Crazibiza, Zsak, Victoria Richard – Get Funky 12. Sante Cruze – All Day 13. Moe Turk, DJ Fuzzy, Ayman Nageeb – Qutta My Head 14. Nora En Pure – On the Beach 15. OMR, Adry – Just Fine 16. Dirty South & Those Usual Suspects – Walking AloneDedicated Maff & DaffRecorded in Stavropol

Timur Mingazov - MBS Mix #28 (Discoteca 2   House Aug`16)PLAYLIST:01. Matt – So Chlice 02. Lika Morgan – Down for U 03. Vanilla Ace, SHKT – Fall in Love 04. SURF, Mart – All I Wanna Do 05. Me & My Toothbrush – Air Miles  06. Croatia Squard, Frey – White Horse  07. Croatia Squard, Lika Morgan – Make Your Move 08. Frey – Just a Lit Bit 09. Mart, DiscoVer – The Music`s Got Me 10. Olin Batista – Amazon 63 11. Crazibiza, Zsak, Victoria Richard – Get Funky 12. Sante Cruze – All Day 13. Moe Turk, DJ Fuzzy, Ayman Nageeb – Qutta My Head 14. Nora En Pure – On the Beach 15. OMR, Adry – Just Fine 16. Dirty South & Those Usual Suspects – Walking AloneDedicated Maff & DaffRecorded in Stavropol

Stop your new year’s cleanses folks – time to start drinking again ;) ! The Schirmchendrink team is happy serving you the first cocktail in 2016: the Manhattan! This tasty cocktail has been mixed in Southern Russia, in Stavropol, by the talented Ruslan Dudaev. Involved in the progressive house scene earlier he finally found his calling in Deep House and Melodic Techno. His mixing skills are outstanding , his mixes alsways hit the spot and keep you listening till the last minute - you can literally feel his love for electronic music ! Check out the first Schirmchendrink in 2016 and raise your glasses… … Cheers! The bartenders Tracklist and Free Download available on Facebook! www.facebook.com/schirmchendrink Link up: https://www.facebook.com/dudaevruslan https://soundcloud.com/ruslan-dudaev www.facebook.com/schirmchendrink soundcloud.com/schirmchendrink www.schirmchendrink.com Mastering by Roby Deep https://soundcloud.com/robydeep

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We follow Gorbachev's rise to First Secretary of the Stavropol krai.

Dan Clark's topic is "Iowa and Russia: A Half Century of Citizen Diplomacy," starting from memories of Nikita Khrushchev's visit to Iowa in 1959. He tells of welcoming visitors from the former Soviet Union and helping many Iowans with their exchange efforts, having traveled in Russia eight times, 1984-1998, especially Iowa's sister state Stavropol and Muscatine's sister city Kislovodsk. He asks listeners, "What difference has Russia—or the former USSR—made in your life?" and invites calls during Part 2 scheduled for Sept. 22, the actual 50th anniversary of Khrushchev's arrival in Iowa. Links related to the topic: "Khrushchev in Iowa" http://www.creatinggreatplaces.org/khrushchev.aspx; "Dan's Russia Experiences" http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=105312&id=802136391&l=fd3f441222; "Chechen war: We know these folks" http://friendlywork.com/chechen.html; early history of Kislovodsk-Muscatine relations (1996) http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=269536050226.