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1. Tomin: Video Artist Extraordinaire: Khabarovsk artist Tomin creates mind-bending, universe-tilting videos. We tracked him down to find out how he does it.; Tags: artist, video, art, Krasnoyarsk

2. The Beauty, the Beast, and the Bumbling Public Official: The post-holiday doldrums must not exist in Russia, where we find stories of hope, change, and a mayor that cares.; Tags: Krasnoyarsk, orthodox church, siberia

3. Merriment and Mischief: Rocker tweens meet robots meet revelers in a very silly lead-up to Christmas week.; Tags: khabarovsk, siberia, Krasnoyarsk, Vladivostok, moscow; By Irina Bukharin

4. Warm Feelings for the Cool Weather: If you’re here for Halloween spooks, we can’t help you: all we’ve got this week are feel-good stories!; Tags: dogs, putin, Krasnoyarsk, moscow; By Irina Bukharin

5. The World Cup Whirlwind Begins: Is it football or soccer? Either way, TWERF prepares for the start of the World Cup by examining Russia’s chances (not great), while still paying attention to a few other stories before the madness begins.; Tags: cat, World Cup, Krasnoyarsk, Omsk; By Irina Bukharin

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Spine of Russia

The Spine of Russia is a stunning, oversized coffee table book (nearly two feet wide when open) that features 200+ images from the epic trans-Russia road trip, The Spine of Russia. Also includes a dozen texts (in both English and Russian) ruminating on themes from the trip. Print run is limited!

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Notable events on this day in Russian history

1996: Boris Yeltsin signed a cease fire agreement, effective June 1, with the leader of the Chechen rebels.

1994: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn returned to Russia after 20 years in exile.

1937: Andrei Bitov, writer, born

1883: Coronation of Tsar Alexander III in Moscow.

1794: Pyotr Chaadaev, philosopher, born (died 1856)

1703: Tsar Peter the Great founded St. Petersburg: Peter and Paul Fortress established on a small island in the Neva delta.

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