#Loktionov

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(A bit of) kit and (most of) khurum by Kauan from the album Sorni Nai

[wonderwomanart]

Wonder Woman by Loktionov Andrey

[famousborntoday]

Andrei Vyacheslavovich Loktionov is a Russian professional ice hockey player who is currently playing with HC Spartak Moscow in the Kontinental Hockey League (K...

Link: Andrei Loktionov

[solnechnyeveter]

Every season has its own charm. The main thing is to see her.

Happiness does not depend on anyone. It is already inside you in winter, and in spring, and in summer, and in autumn.

Yuri Loktionov

В каждом времени года есть своя прелесть. Главное – увидеть её.

Счастье не зависит ни от кого. Оно уже внутри тебя и зимой, и весной, и летом, и осенью.

Юрий Локтионов

[loktionovtolya-blog]

How could I spend my millions

I was thinking and that was where I came from. In 2002, I stole $1,994,000 from Rosneft. How many needy I could help. In 2003, the situation was 3 times larger - $4,711,000. With this money it was possible to pay tuition for several hundreds of children.

And in 2005, as much as 10 million US dollars! With this money it was possible to help a huge number of people with medicines. But what did I do? That's right, I took everything for myself! And invested in my property, in my possessions in Moscow, Geneva, Paris and London.

[mechattack]

Dmitry Loktionov

[chunkletskhl]

Headline: “Freak Blizzard Engulfs Hockey Player!”  That’s Lokomotiv Yaroslavl’s Andrei Loktionov encountering the snowy weather, and Spartak Moscow captain Dmitry Kalinin on the right.  (Image Source)

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TSS Part 1: Authors Notes

I've had trouble summing up my thoughts thus far, so this might not be as coherent as I might like, but here goes:

The Shadow Side is a (very loose) adaptation of the Underworld Vision of an Assyrian Prince, a narrative from the 7th century BCE (Neo-Assyrian Period). There is a translation of it available in the Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature: (spoilers if you read it though!)

The protagonist is Kumma, or Kummay, the titular "Assyrian Prince". Some older papers have suggested that he is a depiction of an actual historical figure (Assurbanipal was proposed), but I favor that he more likely represents a hypothetical royal heir rather than any specific person.

The text itself is, well, in my opinion, pretty weird. It has motifs and several characters that do not appear in many other places, if they appear in other sources at all. There is good evidence of Egyptian influences on the text (source 2), but it also has parallels to the Gilgamesh Epic (source 1) and other Sumerian/Akkadian underworld myths.

It's a favorite - probably the oldest "Tour of Hell" story (if you don't count Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and the Netherworld.)

This is the first project of this scale that I've ever done, and I basically winged it as I went. I have learned some good lessons through the process of making,

But I know I have a lot more to learn.

Thanks so much to the people who helped me edit or find sources!

@genuinelyjoyful

@yamayuandadu

AJ (not on this website, if you know, you know)

Also thanks to all the people I messaged asking about comics processes in a totally normal and subtle manner! I appreciate it!

A few of the papers I read:

A Transtextual View on the “Underworld Vision of an Assyrian Prince" by Johannes Bach (on Academia)

An “Egyptianising” Underworld Judging an Assyrian Prince? New Perspectives on VAT 10057 by Alex Loktionov (also on academia)

The "Underworld Vision" of the Ninevite Intellectual Milieu by Mehmet-Ali Ataç (this one is older and contains theories that have since been proved obsolete.)

[pwlanier]

Dmitry Loktionov

Clap again, 2020

gouache on paper

Vladey

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nila by KAUAN from the album Sorni Nai

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Wonder Woman by Loktionov Andrey

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2021-22 KHL NHL Alumni

Helsingin Jokerit

Alex Grant (Anaheim, Arizona/7 games 2013-14, 2015-16)

Brian O’Neill (New Jersey/2015-16)

Iiro Pakarinen (Edmonton/2014-18)

Jordan Schroeder (Vancouver, Minnesota, Columbus/2012-18)

Kalle Kossila (Anaheim/19 games 2016-19)

Philip Holm (Vancouver/1 game 2018)

Otto Leskinen (Montreal/6 games 2019-21)

Nicklas Jensen (Vancouver, New York Rangers/2012-15, 2016-17)

Markus Hännikäinen (Columbus/2015-19)

Petteri Lindbohm (St. Louis/2014-17)

Jesse Joensuu (New York Islanders, Edmonton/2008-11, 2012-15)

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K.K. S.K.A.

Joonas Kemppainen (Boston/2015-16)

Mikhail Vorobyov (Philadelphia/2017-18, 2019-20)

Igor Ozhiganov (Toronto/2018-19)

Linden Vey (Los Angeles, Vancouver, Calgary/2014-17)

Leo Komarov (Toronto, New York Islanders/2012-13, 2014-21)

K.K. Sochi

Magnus Hellberg (Nashville, New York Rangers/4 games 2013-14, 2015-17)

David Rundblad (Ottawa, Phoenix, Chicago/2011-16)

Bogdan Yakimov (Edmonton/1 game 2015)

K.K. Spartak Moscow

Lars Dansk (Vegas/6 games 2017-18, 2019-21)

Tim Heed (San Jose/2016-20)

Jakub Jeřábek (Montreal, Washington, St. Louis/2017-19)

Alexander Khokhlachev (Boston/9 games 2013-16)

Jori Lehterä (St. Louis, Philadelphia/2014-19)

Andrei Loktionov (Los Angeles, New Jersey, Carolina/2010-14)

Sergei Shirokov (Vancouver/8 games 2009-11)

Jake Virtanen (Vancouver/2015-21)

Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod

Kenny Agostino (Calgary, St. Louis, Boston, Montreal, New Jersey Toronto/2013-14, 2015-19, 2020-21)

Ivan Chekhovich (San Jose/4 games 2020-21)

Marek Hrivík (New York Rangers, Calgary/24 games 2015-18)

Andy Miele (Phoenix/15 games 2011-14)

K.K. Vityaz

Victor Antipin (Buffalo/2017-18)

K.K. C.S.K.A. Moscow

Klas Dahlbeck (Chicago, Arizona, Carolina/2014-18)

John Gilmour (New York Rangers, Buffalo/2017-20)

Mikhail Grigorenko (Buffalo, Colorado, Columbus/2012-17, 2020-21)

Bogdan Kiselevich (Florida/2018-19)

Nikita Nesterov (Tampa Bay, Montreal, Calgary/2014-17, 2020-21)

Joakim Nordström (Chicago, Carolina, Boston, Calgary/2013-21)

Sergei Plotnikov (Pittsburgh, Arizona/2015-16)

Anton Slepyshev (Edmonton/2015-18)

Nikita Soshnikov (Toronto, St. Louis/2015-19)

Viktor Svedberg (Chicago/27 games 2015-16)

Lucas Wallmark (Carolina, Florida, Chicago, Florida/2016-21)

Danil Yurtaikin (San Jose/4 games 2019-20)

C.K. Dynama Minsk

Adam Almqvist (Detroit/2 games 2013)

Taylor Beck (Nashville, New York Islanders, Edmonton, New York Rangers/2012-17)

Tyler Graovac (Minnesota, Washington, Vancouver/2014-18, 2019-21)

Mario Kempe (Arizona/2017-19)

Anton Lindholm (Colorado/2016-20)

Mattias Tedenby (New Jersey/2010-14)

Dinamo Riga

Brandon Gormley (Phoenix/Arizona, Colorado/2013-16)

Mārtiņš Karsums (Boston, Tampa Bay/2008-09)

Matt Lorito (Detroit/2 games 2017)

Émile Poirier (Calgary/8 games 2014-16)

Lukáš Radil (San Jose/2018-20)

Hunter Shinkaruk (Vancouver, Calgary/2015-17)

K.K. Dynamo Moscow

Stanislav Galiev (Washington/26 games 2014-16)

Rob Klinkhammer (Chicago, Ottawa, Phoenix/Arizona, Pittsburgh, Edmonton/2010-16)

Oscar Lindberg (New York Rangers, Vegas, Ottawa/2014-19)

Andrei Mironov (Colorado/10 games 2017-18)

Eric O’Dell (Winnipeg/2013-15)

Andrey Pedan (Vancouver/13 games 2015-16)

Vadim Shipachyov (Vegas/3 games 2017)

Vyacheslav Voynov (Los Angeles/2011-15)

K.K. Lokomotiv

Reid Boucher (New Jersey, Nashville, Vancouver/2013-19)

Yegor Korshkov (Toronto/1 game 2020)

Alexey Marchenko (Detroit, Toronto/2013-17)

Eddie Pasquale (Tampa Bay/3 games 2018)

André Petersson (Ottawa/1 game 2012)

Alexander Yelesin (Calgary/4 games 2020)

K.K. Severstal

Joonas Nättinen (Montreal/1 game 2014)

K.K. Ak Bars

Alexander Burmistrov (Atlanta/Winnipeg, Arizona, Vancouver/2010-13, 2015-18)

Steven Kampfer (Boston, Minnesota, Florida, New York Rangers, Boston/2010-12, 2014-21)

Pär Lindholm (Toronto, Winnipeg, Boston/2018-21)

Daniil Tarasov (San Jose/5 games 2014)

Rinat Valiev (Toronto, Montreal/12 games 2015-16, 2017-18)

Jordan Weal (Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Arizona, Montreal/2015-20)

K.K. Avtomobilist

Jesse Blacker (Anaheim/1 game 2014)

Patrice Cormier (Atlanta/Winnipeg/2010-16)

Stéphane Da Costa (Ottawa/2010-14)

Shane Prince (Ottawa, New York Islanders/2014-18)

Ryan Spooner (Boston, New York Rangers, Edmonton, Vancouver/2012-19)

Nikita Tryamkin (Vancouver/2015-17)

Q.J. Kunlun Hóngxīng

Victor Bartley (Nashville, Montreal/2012-16)

Jake Chelios (Detroit/5 games 2019)

Spencer Foo (Calgary/4 games 2018)

Jeremy Smith (Colorado/10 games 2016-17)

Ryan Sproul (Detroit, New York Rangers/2013-14, 2016-18)

Brandon Yip (Colorado, Nashville, Phoenix/2009-14)

Metallurg Magnitogorsk

Andrei Chibisov (Winnipeg/2 games 2019-20)

Josh Currie (Edmonton, Pittsburgh/2018-19, 2020-21)

Nikolay Goldobin (San Jose, Vancouver/2015-19)

Brendan Leipsic (Toronto, Vegas, Vancouver, Los Angeles, Washington/2015-16, 2017-20)

Philippe Maillet (Washington/2 games 2021)

Egor Yakovlev (New Jersey/25 games 2018-19)

K.K. Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk

Dan Sexton (Anaheim/2009-11)

Traktor Chelyabinsk

Vitalii Abramov (Ottawa/2018-21)

Tomáš Hyka (Vegas/2017-19)

Sergey Kalinin (New Jersey/2015-17)

Lawrence Pilut; Jr. (Buffalo/2018-20)

Teemu Pulkkinen (Detroit, Minnesota, Arizona/2013-17)

Lukáš Sedlák (Columbus/2016-19)

Roman Will (Colorado/1 game 2015)

K.K. Admiral

Yevgeni Artyukhin (Tampa Bay, Anaheim, Atlanta/2005-06, 2008-10)

Yevgeni Grachyov (New York Rangers, St. Louis/2010-12)

Vojtěch Mozík (New Jersey/7 games 2016)

Libor Šulák (Detroit/6 games 2018-19)

K.K. Amur

Michal Jordán (Carolina/2012-13, 2014-15)

Ilya Zubov (Ottawa/11 games 2007-09)

K.K. Avangard

Peter Cehlárik (Boston/2016-20)

Alexei Emelin (Montreal, Nashville/2011-18)

Corban Knight (Calgary, Florida, Philadelphia/2013-16, 2018-19)

Nikolai Prokhorkin (Los Angeles/2019-20)

Sergei Tolchinsky (Carolina/4 games 2015-17)

Nail Yakupov (Edmonton, St. Louis, Colorado/2012-18)

Vladimir Zharkov (New Jersey/2009-12)

Barys X.K.

Darren Dietz (Montreal/13 games 2015-16)

Matt Frattin (Toronto, Los Angeles, Columbus, Toronto/2010-15)

Dillon Heatherington (Dallas/11 games 2017-19)

Henrik Karlsson (Calgary/26 games 2010-12)

Jakob Lilja (Columbus/2019-20)

Joni Ortio (Calgary/2013-16)

Curtis Valk (Florida/1 game 2017)

K.K. Salavat Yulaev Ufa

Kari Granlund (Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton/2013-19)

Teemu Hartikainen (Edmonton/29 games 2010-12)

Philip Larsen (Dallas, Edmonton, Vancouver/2009-14, 2016-17)

Geoff Platt (Columbus, Anaheim/2005-08)

Alexei Semenov (Edmonton, Florida, San Jose/2002-04, 2005-09)

Viktor Tikhonov (Phoenix, Chicago, Arizona/2008-09, 2015-16)

Andrey Zubarev (Atlanta/4 games 2010)

K.K. Sibir Novosibirsk Oblast

Jyrki Jokipakka (Dallas, Calgary, Ottawa/2014-17)

Trevor Murphy (Arizona/2018)

Harri Säteri (Florida/9 games 2017-18)

[loktionovtolya-blog]

Syntez Scheme

The shares buyback let me get another 280 million dollars. I just used another company called «Syntez». Initially «Syntez» bought «Rosneft» shares at the hilarious price and then sold those shares back to the state-owned oil company with a great margin. I used the Swiss bank professionals to launder my greens and to legalise my fortune – I’ve already mentioned that bank several times. Those specialists made a new sneaky program especially for me. Surely, my real earnings had nothing to do with the ones in official declarations.

[mechattack]

Dmitry Loktionov

[sexy-surfer-joe]

Alexey Loktionov

[amouriscae]

❔ idek if you're familiar, but

hey hotlaw i find a way of getting familiar & always do my research for you 🥰

anywayyyyy since time is totally a social construct (trust me i know physics and time is wack)

   - iskra loktionov (and i will die on this beach because two robbers together? yes pls & thank you)

   - taina pereira (& their story could be called “100 ways of getting someone killed”)

   - luma russell (potential father/daughter dynamic??? because??? i can???)

   - vida larson (because 🥺 soft gorl  🥺 outlaw dude)

   -  ignez pereira (you know why)