#andrei kovalev

[dummygutsart]

it was too good. i just had to lmao

[yama-bato]

Vija Celmins Midjourney style | Andrei Kovalev's Midlibrary 2.0

[dai-mori]

Kamimeguro, Meguro, Tokyo / AUG. 2023

今更感はあるのかもしれないけど画像生成AIのMidjourneyのスタイル別ライブラリーね。フォトグラファーカテゴリーだけでも400以上のスタイルがあって、まぁホラーだね。しかしこういった生成AIがオリジナルのフォトグラファー情報を学習し次から次へとコピぺ（生成）し完成度を上げていった先には画像キャッシュが生成AI画で溢れ画像検索しても多くのコピー画が引っかかる可能性は大で、そうなったとき生成AIは自らが作成したコピーを更にコピぺしていく末路なのだろうかね。なんだろうね、ホント。

[beardedmrbean]

A Russian lawmaker and alleged Vladimir Putin loyalist was left in a coma after suffering a series of mysterious head injuries in a parliament building, RadarOnline.com has learned.

71-year-old Anatoly Karpov was hospitalized late Saturday night after allegedly “suffering a fall.” He now reportedly resides in the neurology ward of a prestigious Moscow medical institution as his “serious” condition is monitored 24/7.

According to Daily Mail, Karpov was a “Putin ultra-loyalist” before criticizing the Russian leader over his invasion of Ukraine. At one point during the invasion, Karpov reportedly called upon Putin to end the war against Ukraine “so that peaceful people will stop dying.”

“I wish [the war] would end sooner, so that peaceful people would stop dying,” he said earlier this year. “In the end ordinary people are the victims. Ordinary people fight, politicians and generals decide, and ordinary people fight, civilians die.”

“I am not even talking about soldiers and officers,” he continued. “No, I could not imagine at all that Russians and Ukrainians would go to war. I have many friends in Ukraine.”

Following the Russian lawmaker’s mysterious incident, a number of his associates spoke out and provided contradicting accounts about what happened to Karpov.

Andrey Kovalev, who serves as the head of the All-Russian Movement of Entrepreneurs, claimed Karpov was attacked and violently assaulted while leaving Moscow's State Duma building.

Kovalev also reported Karpov sustained a series of neck fractures and head injuries as a result of the assault made by “unknown assailants” – although others, such as his close friend Kirill Zangalis, called those claims “fake news.”

Karpov’s daughter also rejected Kovalev’s allegations and suggested his injuries were a result of a “domestic incident” or an “unfortunate fall.”

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Karpov is just the latest Putin ally to end up dead or seriously injured following Putin’s invasion of Ukraine in February.

[miraculous1980winteraus]

Extremely upset atm so to distract myself I will share all the hockey players who are victors in my Hunger Games AU. (Most if not all their surnames are changed, but i’ll use their real ones here to avoid confusion.) 

On the Miracle roster: 

Slava Fetisov (70th Games) 

Valeri Vasiliev (66th Games) 

Alexander Golikov (64th Games) 

Valeri Kharlamov (63rd Games) 

Vladimir Petrov (50th Games. he’d make a fabulous Haymitch) 

Outside the Miracle roster: 

Alexei Kovalev (74th Games, with [REDACTED]) 

Andrei Khomutov (72nd Games) 

Sergei Fedorov (65th Games, cause he IS FINNICK) 

Darren McCarty (61st Games) 

Nicklas Lidstrom (58th Games) 

Vladimir Konstantinov (53rd Games) 

Vladimir Lutchenko* (51st Games) 

Vitaly Davydov (45th Games) 

Gordie Howe (25th Games, yes he gets a quarter quell) 

Anatoly Tarasov (23rd Games) 

ANDDDD my hockey OCs (well not all of them are players lol): 

Varvara “Varka” Grushetskaya (68th Games) 

Karina Nesterova (67th Games) 

Alina Borgova (62nd Games) 

Vasilisa “Sunset” Stelletskaya (44th Games) 

*He was on the roster that played that February 9 exhibition game against the Americans, but not the Olympic roster. 

I actually have a lot more victors decided but they’re either more OCs or for other fandoms.

[mariacallous]

Against the backdrop of Ukrainian forces launching a counteroffensive in the south, there has been an uptick in reports of assassination attempts targeting collaborationist and Russian-appointed officials in the occupied territories. According to Meduza’s tally, nearly a dozen of Moscow’s proxies have been killed since March and a number of others have been hospitalized with injuries after surviving apparent attempts on their lives. Here are the attacks that have been reported so far.

Kherson region

March 20 — Pavel Slobodchikov, an assistant to the Moscow-installed regional head Volodymyr Saldo, was shot dead in a car near his home in the city of Kherson. 

April 20 — Pro-Russian blogger Valerii Kuleshov, an assistant to the Russian-appointed deputy regional head Kirill Stremousov, was shot dead in Kherson. 

June 18 — Yevhen Soboliev, a collaborationist prison warden who was appointed head of the regional penitentiary service by the Russian occupation administration, was hospitalized after being wounded in car bombing in Kherson. 

June 22 — In Chornobaivka, Russian-installed village head Yurii Turulov sustained minor injuries from a car explosion. 

June 24 — The head of the Kherson occupation administration’s department of families, youth, and sport, Dmitry Savluchenko, was killed in a car blast.

July 7 — Collaborationist deputy police chief Serhii Tomko was shot dead in his car in Nova Kakhovka. 

August 4 — The Russian-installed head of the Kherson region, Volodymyr Saldo, was hospitalized in Moscow due to suspected poisoning. 

August 6 — The deputy head of the Nova Kakhovka occupation administration, Vitaly Gura, was shot in his home. Gura was hospitalized with serious injuries and later died while being medevaced to Crimea. 

August 22 — A car belonging to Igor Telegin, the deputy head of the occupation administration’s domestic policy department, was blown up in Kherson. Telegin survived the assassination attempt. 

August 29 — Ex-Ukrainian lawmaker turned collaborationist official Alexey Kovalev was found dead in his home in the town of Hola Prystan. Kovalev’s body had a gunshot wound to the head. In June, Kovalev was hospitalized with injuries after surviving a car bombing. 

Zaporizhzhia region

May 22 — The Moscow-appointed mayor of occupied Enerhodar, Andrey Shevchik, was hospitalized following an explosion outside of his home. 

July 11 — Occupation authorities in the city of Melitopol reported an assassination attempt on Andriy Sihuta, the collaborationist head of the Melitopol district administration. Sihuta was not harmed. 

August 12 — An explosion in Melitopol injured Oleg Shostak, one of the leaders of the United Russia party’s electoral headquarters. 

August 24 — The head of the occupation administration in the village of Mykhailivka, Ivan Sushko, was killed by a car bomb.

August 26 — The deputy chief of traffic police in Russian-occupied Berdyansk, Alexander Kolesnikov, died from shrapnel wounds following an explosion near a local health center.  

August 27 — Collaborationist chief of police Andrii Ryzhkov was found hanged in occupied Mykhailivka. 

Kharkiv region

July 10 — The Russian-appointed head of occupied Velykyi Burluk, Yevhen Yunakov, was killed as a result of a car explosion that took place near the local administration building. 

Luhansk region

March 2 — Former lawmaker and pro-Russian Mayor of Kreminna Volodymyr Struk was found dead following reports that he had been abducted. 

Donetsk region 

August 20 — A homemade bomb was detonated at the entrance to a zoo in Mariupol in an apparent attempt to assassinate Russian-appointed mayor Konstantin Ivashchenko. No one was injured. 

[tladb]

A useful resource for styles and articles

[goalhofer]

Where every player played during the 2004-05 NHL lockout: Montreal

Czech Extraliga: Jan Bulis (H.K. Moeller Pardubice) DEL: Jim Dowd (Hamburger Gefrierschränke) Eredivisie: Karl Dykhuis (Amsterdamse Buldoggen) HockeyAllsvenskan: Francis Bouillon (Leksands Idrottsförening) & Michael Ryder (Leksands Idrottsförening) Serie A: Lars Sundström (C.D.H. Junior Milano Vipere) Slovak Extraliga: Richard Zedník (H.K.M. Zvolen) NL: Joseph Brisebois (E.H.C. Kloten Flyer) & Pierre Dagenais (C.D.H. Ajoie) RSL: Alexei Kovalev (X.K. Ak Bars) & Andrei Markov (H.K. Dynamo Moscow) Liiga: Saku Koivu (Turun Palloseura), Mike Ribeiro (Kiekko-Espoo) & Anthony Rivet (Turun Palloseura) SEL: Marcel Hossa (Mora Ishockeyklubb), Sheldon Souray (Färjestad Bollklubb) & José Théodore (Djurgårdens I.F. Ishockeyförening) AHL: Joseph Bégin (Hamilton Bulldogs), Ron Hainsey (Hamilton Bulldogs), Chris Higgins (Hamilton Bulldogs), Mike Komisarek (Hamilton Bulldogs), Tomáš Plekanec (Hamilton Bulldogs) & Jason Ward (Hamilton Bulldogs) Didn't Play: Chad Kilger, Darren Langdon & Yanic Perreault

[calixtebeohourou]

Research Assignment 3#: 

Alessandra Sanguinetti

Alessandra Sanguinetti is an American photographer born in New York in 1960 then moved to Argentina and lived there from 1970 to 2003. Her interest in photography came when she was 9 after looking in her mom's collection of books. Later she studied Anthropology at the University of Buenos Aires and General Studies at the International Center of Photography. In 1996 she worked on a book called On the Sixth Day which focused on farm animals' life and their cycle of life. While working on this project she was able to follow two girls who also lived on the farm and was able to photograph them growing up in 5 years on their daily lives. The next book became “The Adventures of Belinda and Guille and the Meaning of their Enigmatic Dreams” Her style of photography, like many others, focuses on making it look like a documentary and making sure it's very real with not filters.

When looking at her work, I could tell she had an interesting style of photography as while it is in a documentary way, she captures more of the cycle of life in general. ‘On the Sixth Day’, Sanguinetti captured the cycle of death with each photo of some of the animals in horrific ways. In “The Adventures of Belinda and Guille and the Meaning of their Enigmatic Dreams” she depicts life as the beginning with Belinda and Guille growing from girls to ladies.

Sources

Magnum Photos. (2022, September 28). Alessandra Sanguinetti • Photographer photos • Magnum Photos. https://www.magnumphotos.com/photographer/alessandra-sanguinetti/

Alessandra Sanguinetti Midjourney style | Andrei Kovalev’s Midlibrary. (n.d.). https://midlibrary.io/styles/alessandra-sanguinetti#:~:text=Alessandra%20Sanguinetti%20is%20an%20American,often%20intimate%20documentary%2Dstyle%20photography.

[figurelifeflirt]

2022 Rostelecom Finals entry #1

Current season sidebar: Roman Sadovsky(CAN) was supposed to compete in Warsaw today but the airport lost his luggage. And this is only his second competition since his injury. He's had a hard time and I'm mad. I would search THE WHOLE WORLD for his luggage.

Junior men short program

Grigory Fiodorv

Thoughts: he wasn’t selling the choreography, but he wasn’t a complete robot either.

Ivan Popov

Thoughts: I loved this sort of flirty feeling he had to his choregraphy. Even if his landing arches need work.

Artem Kovalev

Thoughts: I was thinking about the hole in my heart that is going to happen when Kolyada leaves. Artem won’t be able to fill it completely but he’s still a love.

Egor Rukhin

Thoughts: he has so much personality when he skates

Andrei Anisimov

Thoughts: the anger wasn’t there throughout the entire song. For music like this, the anger has to stay

Nikolai Kolesnikov

Thoughts: I’m a couple seasons behind, which means he’s probably changed his hair by now. Not too much I hope. It’s my favorite part about him.

[emzeciorrr]

ГЕРБ МОСКВЫ / COAT OF ARMS OF MOSCOW from Petrick on Vimeo.

There’s always something going on in Moscow. Only city’s coat of arms stays unalterable. It has four elements: a cavalryman, a horse, a spear and a basilisk. All of them can be redefined and merged into an image of slaying with the spear. Unique stories were created by 33 Russian artists who spoke to create a contemporary coat of arms of Moscow.

More details here — behance.net/gallery/85019199/gerb-moskvy-COAT-OF-ARMS-OF-MOSCOW

Concept: Misha Petrick — instagram.com/petrick.co Producer: Nadya Petrick – instagram.com/greennadine Sound: Daruma Audio – ru.daruma.audio/ Typography: ESH gruppa – eshgruppa.com

Valery Zarytovsky – instagram.com/valerazaryta Anton Gudim – instagram.com/gudim_public Vladimir Orlov – instagram.com/wash_johny Superdesigners – instagram.com/superdesigners.co Anna Cattish – instagram.com/anna_cattish RevengeMeow – instagram.com/revengemeow Seva MFN – instagram.com/seva_mfn Ilya Buzinov – instagram.com/buzinov2000 Alex Gorin – instagram.com/anklovee qshau – instagram.com/qshau Agent ksyushanski – instagram.com/agent_ksyushanski Superdesigners – instagram.com/superdesigners.co Varvara Vyvique – instagram.com/quart.z_art Ilya Kazakov – instagram.com/risuyu Vladimir Orlov – instagram.com/wash_johny Anton Shavkero – instagram.com/shavkero Superdesigners – instagram.com/superdesigners.co Mik Kalinin – instagram.com/mikkalinin Roman Novak – instagram.com/romanfoxhide Tanya Strekalova – instagram.com/stre_tan Anya Savelyeva – instagram.com/inbluevelvet Misha Petrick – instagram.com/mishapetrick Sonya Filimonova – instagram.com/holl_man Elina Novak – instagram.com/elina_novak_illustrations Pasha Ho – instagram.com/pasha_ho Slava Kovalev – instagram.com/kovalev_slava Ania Mopka – instagram.com/mopkamopka Alex Fedotov – instagram.com/darkinden Andrey Osadchikh – instagram.com/osadchikh Radik Z – instagram.com/radik.z Vladimir Marchukov – instagram.com/marchukover Alex Petrovsky – instagram.com/alexfecit Ivan Pozdnyakov – instagram.com/pozdnyakov.vanya Karina Pogorelova – behance.net/karinkapk Karina Dehtyar – instagram.com/pixeldehtyar Liza Chernyak – instagram.com/cher_liza Vladimir Orlov – instagram.com/wash_johny Stasik Kanevsky – instagram.com/kanevsky Oleg Kulinich – behance.net/olegkulinich Victor Homenko – instagram.com/victor_homenko Misha Petrick – instagram.com/mishapetrick CLAN – instagram.com/clanhub

[viff-thology]

Characters

Egorov, Yuri

Haven, Josiah

Haven, Theodore

Kaganovskaya, Olga

Kensington, Emma

Kirillovich, Sergey

Kotin, Doryanev

Kovalev, Ilya

Mariinsky, Vasilisa

Mariinsky-Romanov, Natasha

Menshov, Jaromir

Menshov, Jaroslav

Moretti, Rosannah

Reeves, Spencer

Romanov, Joan

Romanov, Alina

Romanov, Andrey

Sui, Anna

William, Samuel

[yama-bato]

Josef Sudek style in Midjourney AI

[tequilamovie]

Director's work: Oleg Che, Andrey Kovalev

[harpianews]

Anatoly Karpov hospitalized after being found unresponsive near Russian parliament building

Anatoly Karpov hospitalized after being found unresponsive near Russian parliament building

Former world chess champion Anatoly Karpov was hospitalized near the Russian parliament building early in the morning after being found unresponsive, according to Russian Telegram channels quoted by Worldchess.com. Karpov suffered a serious head injury and a hip fracture, with unconfirmed reports suggesting that his blood alcohol level was too high, as quoted by Worldchess.com. Andrei Kovalev,…

[tenebrobscuro]

Em minha contundente interpretação a este contraditório assunto, primeiro eu devo compreender o que é (*Comunismo Imperial*) antes do surgimento do (*Nacional Socialismo dos Trabalhadores*).

E eu em minha estirpe ancestral Germânica, sabiamente estou apurando e reconhecendo o que é “fato”, e nunca estando associado a nenhum governo em seus tais partidos políticos. 

O que os indícios da história de outrora me diz é que existe um (”Regime Comunista Opressor e Autocrata”), que durante a sua regência despótica sob as ordens de Lênin e Stalin, o que eles fizeram do Imperialismo Russo foi realizar a sua [*divisão de castas*]. e ao desmantelar o seu vasto território Slavo, o que fizeram com a independência da Ucrania foi: - “MORTE PELA FOME”, entretanto, [*O nazismo foi Imperialismo Opressor *] sob a sua sádica fraude de superioridade da raça.

Entre o Comunismo e Nazismo, o conceito destrutivo de ambos é o mesmo [*Idealismo Hegemônico*].

- O que o Nazi ofereceu de libertação ao mundo ?

- E o que o Comunismo oferece de “equidade” aos povos ?