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Oli and her company

Chapter One:How it all started

This story happened to a simple girl Oli. A pretty ordinary girl who has no friends. It's okay for her to be alone at all.When all the other children are having fun and playing, Oli prefers to sit alone in the classroom or at home to draw, make, listen to music or just do nothing. And so it would have continued all her life, if not for one miracle that changed Olino's ideas about the world.

One day, Oli was sitting at home as usual and drawing animals in her notebook. They were unusual animals. She first drew a beautiful fox in an elegant dress from the 20s and 30s from America, with white short gloves and with luxurious, long, brown hair. She still held a microphone in her hands and sang songs to the sounds of jazz and blues.

In the second drawing, the girl drew a rabbit and a wolf cub. The rabbit treated the wounds, scratches and bruises of the wolf, apparently someone offended the baby and even beat him badly. The little wolf had tears flowing in a small trickle, on top was the inscription "Even ferocious predators also need love."

Well, the third drawing of Oli draws a girl with a cat mask, she was dressed in a costume similar to Zorro, and in her hands she held a sword.

There was silence and a lonely emptiness in Olya's room, only the music in the headphones was playing in the headphones.

"Seven digits and a bell, how do I find your love, turutututu, how do I find your love" she sang.

It was raining heavily in June. The cold was so intense that even a cold stream of air could be heard in the house. Everything would have been fine, but then the intercom rang. Olya like a stremglam rushed to the intercom and took it off.

"Yes?"asked Olya.

"Olya, it's my" mother's voice came from the phone and Olya pressed the button, put the phone back in place.

A few minutes later, the parents came home with a large mirror

"Oh, what are you standing for!? Help me!" Oli's dad asked.

Olya was happy to help put a mirror in the hallway. And then there was a sound of something falling on the floor, turning around She saw a pendant with a purple stone. Picking up the pendant, the Girl asked Dad: "Dad, what is it?"

" Eh? It's a pendant, you can take it for yourself," Dad replied, chatting with mom.

Already in the evening before going to bed, Olya examined this pendant.

" Well, the pendant is like a pendant, nothing to do with lovomi", she put it on the table and went to bed.

The next day, Oli woke up alone in the house, a notification came on the phone that her parents had gone on business for three days, and Anya (the younger sister of the main character) went to camp. So she was left to enjoy loneliness and boring vacations again as always.

As soon as she became, she managed to do exercises, wash, change clothes, make herself breakfast, wash the dishes and clean up. After all the cases, she decided to lie down, but an unknown vibration in her chest stopped Olga. It was a pendant.

"What the?!"- Olya only had time to think, only turning to the mirror she realized what was the matter. That if it is how much further away from the mirror, then the vibration stops. And if it is too close, the vibration of the pendant will be strong.

Going to the old mirror, she began to hold her hand over it. The mirror had an unusual oval shape and its height was one big 50-year-old man. Its frame was carved from mahogany, and the patterns on the frame resembled various creatures, be it a dragon or a wolf. At the very top, the mirror was adorned like a kami tiara of the same color as the stone in the pendant. Then Olechka noticed the missing detail in the mirror - it's a pendant on the very top of the mirror. Removing it from her neck, the girl shoved it into the empty hole.

And then, Olya's mirror image disappeared and a portal to the other end appeared. Ole was reminded of the fairy tale Alice through the Looking Glass or the works of Neil Gaiman "Coraline", where everything was the same and even knew what happened to the main character and what difficulties she managed to overcome. Oli remembered this book very well, but the thirst to enter the unknown pulled her stronger and stronger.

I stepped into this corridor in the mirror, the girl kept going forward and forward.The corridor was neither too long nor too short, but so-so. But she managed to pass it and end up in a cave.

" what? And I went to this?"said Oli and looked back that the entrance in the mirror was gone. Oli was seriously scared, but when she saw the light, she immediately calmed down. She came out of the cave and saw a small town on the seashore, cute and clean.

And as soon as she took two steps, she abruptly and very quickly went down. She didn't even realize what had happened. And as soon as she was driving, something hit her with such force that she briefly blacked out.

And what will happen next, we will wait in the new chapter

Guys, I had to translate this with the help of a translator and don't swear at me, please 🥺

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I had an epiphany

The key to understanding how what is usually taught as quick version of color theory (complimentary colors, triads, tetrads etc) can be true while super saturated rainbow art exists and looks great, is very simple:

Rainbow isn’t a color scheme (like green/red or black/yellow). It’s more like a color.

(art by PonyKillerX)

To succesfully use rainbow in your art, you need to put all or almost all colors of the rainbow - bright and saturated - right next to each other, in close proximity. Preferably concentrated in a specific spot like you would use color, e.g. on a piece of clothing, iris of the eye or the background. Or as seen above, on a hairstyle.

(art by Olechka)

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It’s a fundamentally different use of color compared to what I’ve seen about color theory online (I don’t have a degree or anything, lol, perhaps the principles that make this work are explained in academic studies of color).

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About Olechka

Full name: Olechka Enkhjargal Polovina Markovskaya (О́лечка Энхжаргал Половина Марковская - called Lyalya, Ля́ля, by her twin and Olya, О́ля, by all); 

American name: Alexa Demi Mars

DOB:  24 July, 1991

POB: St. Petersburg/Leningrad, Russia (Санкт-Петербург/Ленинград, Россия)

Parents: 

Father: Vikentiy Arseniy Markovskiy (Викентий Арсений Марковский, 28 May, 1942, a demon) - born of wartime, his father Daniil (Даниил, ???, 1923, a demon) was desperate to keep his mother Yelizaveta (елизавета, called Veta, вета, 3 May, 1924) in the picture and intentionally impregnated her without her consent and without wedding her before leaving for the war. Vikentiy is the oldest of three brothers, with a half-brother Branislav (Бранислав, affectionately called Slávek, the middle name of Vikentiy’s youngest son, 19 January, 1943) who was born of an affair with a Czech man named Wojtek in Daniil’s absence, and Kristian (Кристиан, called Tyan, тян, 12 August, 1950) who was born of Daniil after his return from the war (1944) and his parents’ subsequent wedding (1946). Veta wisely covered her tracks, as her oldest boys were similar in age and grew at about the same rate, hiding from her husband her indiscretion. As soon as she caught wind he was returning due to injury with accolades and money to spare, she burned all letters from her Czech lover and raised her oldest boys as twins. 

Vikentiy knew his mother’s secret and kept it diligently. Slavek and Tyan were blissfully unaware. Vikentiy originally modeled himself after the more remarkable traits of his father, urgently desiring to join the military as a young boy growing up in wartime and the product of a man he viewed as a warrior. Daniil was far from his glory days, hurting both mentally and physically from his time abroad. We would recognize it as PTSD today, but at the time the West only called it shell shock, and it was not even acknowledged in Russian culture. Like many veterans of the time, he turned to more harmful mechanisms to cope, such as alcoholism and beating his wife and children. Vikentiy stood by as his mother and brothers were beaten, and he never quite forgave himself for it. Always the perfect son, he was saved from his father’s wrath, and received only his pride, or drunken indifference. 

Vikentiy himself became remarkably emotionally unavailable due to his upbringing, often having to father his brothers when their father was too inebriated or off sleeping around. Despite his scars, mental and otherwise, Daniil was quite an attractive man, only in his 30s and quite charismatic. He had suitors of all sorts lined up, a secret known only to Vikentiy as well, and one that influenced his thought on the matter of homosexuality deeply. Like many Russians, and many globally at the time in general, Vikentiy hated homosexuals - but most of all, he hated his father personally after witnessing what he considered now to be an abomination. Their mother never suspected his sexuality was a root cause of their marital strife, but she knew Daniil was having an affair. It wasn’t until much later, in the late 1970s when they were both in their 50s, that Veta found out her husband’s dark secret. Daniil had been ailing for some time now, having contracted HIV a decade prior, and eventually passed of pneumonia in the winter of 1979 at the age of 56. It was after his passing, with doctors baffled by his long-term immunosuppression, that Veta was tested and found to be positive herself. Her subsequent death only increased Vikentiy’s hatred for homosexuality, as he was always more fond of his mother. He never saw, as his brothers did, that she groomed and manipulated Vikentiy all of his life when the darker secrets, not all aforementioned, of the family were revealed to them.

By age 8, following Stalin’s death and Lenin’s rise, nuclear war seemed ever on the horizon. Exposed by his mother’s family, when they visited, to information that was hidden beyond the Iron Curtain, Vikentiy’s mind started to shift. Long before their parents’ death, Vikentiy realized they weren’t the picture of family unity, and that the USSR was the villain to the rest of the world. Growing up in the Union, and well-aware of his father’s sins, he quickly became jaded. He acted the part, a perfect Communist and son, and never vocalized an opposing thought to any of his nuclear family, but made other arrangements. He defected to stay with his mother’s family at the age of 17, where he eventually met his future wife, Khioniya, and after saving for a while, left to be educated in the UK. He returned, newly educated, to his young sweetheart, who had - to his surprise - waited for him. They were wed in 1972, but suffered fertility issues. Eventually, a son was born.

It wasn’t until Yeltsin was elected that Vikentiy returned to Russia, his wife heavily pregnant and about to give birth. Against all rational judgment, he wanted his youngest children to be born on Russian soil and to be Russian citizens, and the twins were born less than a month later. Tyan never forgave his brother, who left when he was merely five and being beaten like a whipped horse. He refused to exchange letters with his traitorous brother, and their relationship didn’t improve until Vikentiy’s return in 1991. Vikentiy’s mother, and “twin”, stayed in frequent touch, unbeknownst to Daniil. They often visited, Daniil unaware Vikentiy was there and uninterested in Veta’s family, and were quite fond of Khioniya. In fact, Veta was present for the births of all four of her grandchildren, and she loved them deeply. Upon discovering Slávek was gay, Vikentiy severed all ties with his family, who supported and hid his homosexuality, depriving his children of their beloved grandmother. 

Mother: Khioniya Oksana Baatar (Хиония Оксана баатар, ???, 1954, called Niya, ния, by her husband, a phoenix) - born an orphan, but adopted and loved dearly by a Russian family who had defected long before Vikentiy. They were infertile, and she had no adopted siblings. However, both her parents had many siblings, so she had many cousins she was close with like siblings. Her favorite was the same age as her, named Tatiana (татьяна). They were inseparable. She lived a simple life, pledging herself to the man she met in passing through her cousin. Her parents pled with her to wed, but she waited.

Unbeknownst to Khioniya, Tati slept with and saw Vikentiy long before the two had met. Even more hidden, Vikentiy was responsible for the death of her beloved cousin. He swore to never allow such a thing to happen again, and repressed it deeply. He had shared his family information so freely with her and the children that when Niya found letters in an old hat box written in her cousin’s handwriting confirming their love, she could only dumbly stare. 

When her husband returned from one of his trips, which she had never before suspected could have been affairs, but now suddenly did, she met his gaze with horror and betrayal. This was why he had never pressured her to get pregnant. This was why he had left to study abroad. This was why he never batted an eye at her when she was young. He had impregnated her cousin, and her cousin had died of complications as a result. No one had even known she was pregnant save him and the doctor. He smiled that smile at her, not aware what papers she was holding in her hand, and she flew into an uncontrollable rage. They had had four children together. She was raising his infants alone. He had the audacity to be so forthcoming with his entire childhood, his entire life, but had left out that he had been responsible for killing her cousin. She knew, of course she knew, about his dark secrets. So why had he kept this one? He could tell her he was in the mafia, for fuck’s sake, but not this? 

It was exactly this reaction that had caused Vikentiy to keep this secret, though. He told her so, only enraging her further. What could she do about it - leave her children? He was a man of money and influence, and her whole life had been built around him. Her parents were long dead, she was in a foreign country, and he was the only thing she had besides her children. He could take it all away if she left with them. She was trapped. Everything had shattered; her perfect life was gone. The Markovskiy mansion was now her cell. The children didn’t understand what had happened, and only Sacha was made aware of the situation by their mother. Vikentiy’s trips became much longer and more frequent, allowing Niya space at the expense of himself and his children.

Ethnicity: Russian-Ukrainian and Mongolian-Chinese

Siblings: 

Aleksandr Vasiliy Ganzorig Markovskiy (Александр Василий  Ганзориг Марковский, 29 October, 1979 - called Sacha, Сача, by all, Tyshka - Тишка - by Vikentiy) - the problem child. Always acting out, Vikentiy nicknamed him after his youngest brother, who his mother had assured him was a handful. Sacha was a mother’s boy, and resented his father his absences. He constantly revealed harmful information about his father to the children when he deemed them old enough, but they thought it slander and paid him no mind. A violent child, especially to his mother, Sacha had a dark side everyone should have seen coming; he was the firstborn of a demon in disguise, after all.

Yulia Mönkhtsetseg Khristyana Markovskaya (Юлия Мөнхцэцэг Христяна Марковская, 29 February, 1984 - called Liya, Лия, by her mother and Lili, Лили, by the twins; her father uses her full first name to refer to her) - a simple girl. Preoccupied with material things and boys instead of studies, and good but not exceptional in anything she tried her hand at. She was considered the “pretty one” because of her more European features such as rounder, blue eyes and stick-straight brunette locks. 

Oleg Slávek Batbayar Markovskiy (Олег Славик Батбаяр Марковский, 24 July, 1991 - called Mishka, мишка, meaning little bear, by all) - Olechka’s older half and a huge mama’s boy. The younger of the two, he was also the stronger. 

Background: 

Olechka was a sheltered and affluent child growing up. Her parents loved each other quite deeply, she was born with an in-built best friend, and she was very well-educated from a young age. Her father made enough money that her mother was able to stay home and raise the twins, as she had raised their siblings before them. Khioniya seemed restless at times, but not eager to rejoin the workforce. She was content to watch the children; she merely resented her husband his chronic absence due to the lack of adult company she often suffered. Raising a nearly teen aged boy, a prepubescent girl, and two infants was a struggle for Niya; unbeknownst to the lot of them, as a result of Eastern thought of the time, she was suffering long-term postpartum depression and having trouble connecting with all of her children. It only increased her bitterness when Vikentiy returned and the children doted over their loving father. She felt such guilt for her petty jealousy - after all, she should be joyous her husband was home, and she was always glad for the quality time they spent together without the children, but she couldn’t prevent the pangs caused by seeing him so effortlessly flip the switch and become the perfect parent.

At the age of three, she was already under tutelage to be a violin virtuoso, inspired by her father and his taste in music. She was a fast study; Olechka’s love of stringed instruments quickly expanded, and her mother wanted her to embrace her heritage rather than letting it be assimilated and die, so by age 5 she had taken up the morin khuur (морин хуур) and topshur (топшур) as well. 

By age six, she spoke and read Russian, Mongolian, and Putonghua (Mandarin) at a college level, with conversational fluency in Yue (Cantonese), Ukrainian, and English. She also spoke Bulgarian and Croatian well enough to get around when on family vacations. She was a bit of a defiant one, to her father’s behest, and wont to get lost. As a result, she had learned the phrase “Have you seen my family?” in almost every language spoken in what was formerly the USSR, as though she were asking for the restroom. 

As far as she was concerned, her father was an important dignitary and businessman, constantly on travel for the State - which only spurred her to grow closer to him, and made her cherish the time he was home more - but her older brother Sacha constantly insinuated to the twins that things weren’t as painless or idyllic as they appeared within the walls of the Markovskiy mansion. It wasn’t until she was older that Olechka found out the truth...

When Olechka and Oleg were about to turn eight years old, a tragedy unfurled in their home. While their father was away on “business,” Sacha decided to take out the aggression his sweetheart’s untimely demise arose in him upon his family. He butchered his mother relentlessly, as well as his father’s friend Timoti, who was staying with them to insure their safety. Timoti was like a second father to them all. Yulia, only 15, did a spell to protect the twins and make them invisible, but she had chosen a poor hiding spot. Olechka was the only one spared from the tragedy, or so she thought...

She fled to America with money from her dad’s stash beneath the floorboard under his desk (”This is what I have hidden for you, if anything should happen,” he had always told her) and the clothes on her back. Covered in her brother’s blood, and an obviously unaccompanied minor, the papers barely bought her her way in. It wasn’t until her 20s that Olechka (now called Olga) determined that both her twin and Timoti had survived. She had grown quite famous in America, and they had reached out. None had determiend the whereabouts of her father, who they assumed Sacha was out to kill. Unbeknownst to the three, he also had the twins still in his sights.

We meet Olga at the beginning - her trauma is over, her other half is reunited, and she is reclaiming her familial home; recalling the trauma, but emboldened by it. 

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01/11/2020 1:11 on the clock ... I can’t sleep again .. I need writing.

Dear Universe, God, Almighty or ... how can I turn to you at this time of day (:)

Of course, I am incredibly grateful that my requests were heard .. The accuracy and speed of execution amaze my wildest expectations .. But the number of it!! .. Let's slow down a little, I can’t cope :)

I remember that I really wanted to ..

falling in love .. mutually (thank you, he’s wonderful :), but he is so far away .. you need to do something about it .. It's too hard :(

to travel .. now there are so many things in my mind.. that will help me get closer to the dream (of combining business and pleasure: I always wanted to descover new horizons in massage + new cultures + impressions + ..). BUT... Help focus on one direction, I'm afraid to lose myself again.. and as result to stay in place,

more grateful customers.. Oh.. how I am glad to feel that I am important and necessary again.. to hear reviews from people after the massage “I am in a space”, “I don’t want to leave you”, “What kind of hands you have, Julie!” .. But what a 6-9 sessions massage per a day!!! Hey!.. (after 0-3 massages per day before) -> Bust .. Let's stop at 3-4 please:) I need save strength and energy .. to create .. to love and be loved :)

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Sources of inspiration everywhere 

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But the post is not only about this ... I share what came from people to me..

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By Wednesday afternoon, most of Arkady Babchenko's friends and colleagues had gone through the familiar cycle of grief and confusion that follows the killing of a Russian dissident journalist.  Obituaries had been written, travel arrangements were in train for the funeral, and Western politicians including Boris Johnson had announced they were "appalled".  Meanwhile, Ukraine had blamed Russia, Russia had blamed Ukraine, and both launched rival investigations to prove their stories.  And journalists in both countries, taught by bitter experience not to trust official probes into the deaths of their colleagues, pledged to run their own investigations. But then came a twist that no one could have predicted: Vasily Gritsak, the head of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), called a press conference and announced the whole thing had been a hoax.  Arkady Babchenko, right, appeared at a Press conference into his own 'death' held by the head of Ukraine's Security Service Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO /Reuters For a moment, there was an uncomprehending silence. Then a door opened, and in shuffled a familiar shaven headed man.  Arkady Babchenko was wearing light trousers and a black hoodie. And he was looking somewhat sheepish.  "I have buried many friends and colleagues many times and I know the sickening feeling," he said, by way of explanation. "I am sorry you had to experience it. But there was no other way." "Special apologies to my wife. Olechka, I am sorry, but there were no options here," he said. "The operation took two months to prepare. I was told a month ago. As a result of the operation, one person has been captured, he is being held," he added.  Mr Gritsak said Mr Babchenko's fake death, which fooled his closest friends and family, as well as international media and world leaders, had allowed Ukrainian agents to thwart a genuine plot to take the journalist's life. Arkady Babchenko and his wife Olga, to whom he apologised for the fakery Credit: Facebook/east2west news  Staging the murder, he implied, was necessary to gain evidence of communication between the hit man and his handlers, who he said worked for the Russian security services.  Yury Lutsenko, Ukraine's prosecutor general, said the alleged plot had involved a Ukrainian citizen recruited by Russian handlers to carry out the murder.  The SBU later released video of what they said was money being handed to the hired killer.  The death and resurrection of Russia's most famous war correspondent is one of the strangest episodes in the bitter confrontation between Russia and Ukraine.  A matter of life and death: How the set-up unfolded Tuesday 8pm: The killing Ukrainian Police announce that Arkady Babchenko has been shot and killed at his Kiev flat. An image is released of a man's body riddled with bullets. Volodymyr Groysman, Ukraine's prime minister, blames Russia's "totalitarian machine". An image is released apparently showing the gunshot-riddled body of Arkady Babchenko Credit: CEN/kyivoperativ.info  Tuesday 9pm: The scene Police guard Mr Babchenko's flat. Further details emerge, including that the body was found by Mr Babchenko's wife and that the killer had been lurking in the stairwell. Ukrainian police officers guard the entrance to Babchenko's home Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO /Reuters Tuesday 10pm: The Press Reporters outside Mr Babchenko's flat on Tuesday night, as the Ukrainian media and Russian dissidents reacted with horror. A woman is interviewed outside Arkady Babchenko's home Credit: Ivan Kovalenko /Polaris / eyevine  Wednesday 10am: The shrine Tributes to Mr Babchenko in Kiev. Vladimir Putin's spokesman condemns the murder and denies Russian involvement. Boris Johnson tweets that he is "appalled". Flowers lay under a picture of Arkady Babchenko in Kiev Credit: VASILY MAXIMOV /AFP Wednesday 3pm: The arrest Ukraine's security service calls a press conference in Kiev. Mr Babchenko emerges and apologises to his wife, Olga. Footage is released of the arrest of a suspect in the plot to kill the journalist. The Ukraine Security Service releases footage of the arrest of a suspect in the plot Credit: AFP/YOUTUBE/UKRAINE SECURITY SERVICE 'A victory... a stunt': How Babchenko's 'death' sent shockwaves around world Kiev hailed a victory and Moscow condemned a stunt. Konstantin Kosachev, head of the international affairs committee of the upper house of the Russian parliament, compared Ukraine's actions to Britain accusing Moscow of being behind the nerve gas poisonings of a Russian former spy and his daughter in England. Russia vehemently denies poisoning Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia Skripal. "The logic is the same - to defame Russia," Kosachev told the state news agency Tass. But the move also drew criticism from journalists and media freedom groups who said it undermined faith in reporting and played into the hands of governments who dismiss unwelcome coverage as fake news.  News of Mr Babchenko's "death" sent shockwaves through the Russian journalistic community and opposition circles when it was announced on Tuesday evening.  While I am very happy Arkady is alive I am also angry and confused because my fellow reporters and I spent yesterday posting and reading memories we shared of him and feeling very down and out. This was apparently some kind of sting operation. I hope it was worth it.— Simon Ostrovsky (@SimonOstrovsky) May 30, 2018 Ukrainian police said the veteran war correspondent had been killed by a gunman lurking in the stairwell outside his Kiev flat late on Tuesday evening.  Police said his wife, Olga, found his body on the threshold of the flat with several gunshot wounds in his back and that he died in an ambulance on the way to hospital.  All of this seemed entirely plausible to those who knew him. Mr Babchenko was an implacable public critic of the Kremlin whose public statements had become increasingly abrasive, and the death appeared to fit with a pattern of murders in Kiev.  The 2016 Kiev murder of Pavel Sheremet, another journalist, has still not been solved Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO The unsolved deaths include that of Pavel Sheremet, a prominent Belarusian born liberal journalist who was blown up in his car in 2016.  The gunman in the stairwell and the shots in the back also recalled the deaths of two other prominent Kremlin critics - Anna Politkovskaya and Boris Nemtsov, who were murdered in Moscow in 2006 and 2015.  One Russian war photographer and friend of Mr Babchenko told the Telegraph he was "not surprised," on reflection, that his friend had been killed.  Babchenko had fled Russia over fears to his safety Credit: Akrady Babchenko/Facebook Several acquaintances of Mr Babchenko, many of whom had posted tributes online or even written obituaries for the Russian and foreign media, expressed relief mixed with deep unease over the deception.  And media freedom groups condemned the hoax, saying it could put other journalists in danger and play into the hands of those behind real murders.  "It is pathetic and regrettable that the Ukrainian police have played with the truth, whatever their motive," said Christophe Deloire, the head of Reporter Without Borders. "All it takes is one case like this to cast doubt on all the other political assassinations." Babchenko, a conscript in the Chechen wars, was a fierce critic of Putin Credit: Akrady Babchenko/Facebook Nor did it shine a light on the other unsolved murders - which some Ukrainian activists say the authorities have been distinctly reluctant to investigate with anything like the same level of commitment.  When a Ukrainian journalist asked about the investigation into "a real murder - that of Pavel Sheremet," Mr Gritsak replied: "We have a different topic today." The Russian government, which in the morning had condemned Mr Babchenko's murder and denied accusations of involvement, in the evening welcomed his recovery and swiftly condemned the hoax as "propaganda."  Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko  Credit: AP "The fact that Babchenko is alive is the best news" said Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for the foreign ministry. "The fact that the whole story was created for propaganda effect is obvious." The Ukrainian government was defiant over the operation on Wednesday night. "I congratulate the SBU. You have conducted a brilliant operation to protect the life of Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko," Petro Poroshenko, the Ukrainian president, wrote on Facebook.  Anton Geraschenko, an aide to the Ukrainian interior ministry, justified the pain caused to Mr Babchenko's family and friends by the hoax saying Sherlock Holmes had used the same tactic. "Wasn't that also painful for his relatives and Dr Watson," he wrote on Facebook.  Ukrainian Journalists, who originally rallied at Independence Square in Kiev to mourn anti-Kremlin journalist Arkady Babchenko, celebrate after he appeared alive and well  Credit: AFP Dozens of journalists descended upon the central square in Kiev late on  Wednesday, laughing, hugging and quaffing sparkling wine as they celebrated the "resurrection" of Mr Babchenko. "It's an incredible story of a resurrection," joked Russian journalist Pavel Kanygin who like several of his Russian colleagues had rushed to Kiev to cover the story. "It's a miracle, but a miracle that turned out to be a staged drama". Mr Babchenko himself was in a meeting with Mr Poroshenko as the group of journalists from local and international media popped corks and took selfies. "We were preparing for the funeral, Many of us didn't sleep last night. We bought plane tickets for the first flight to Kiev," said Kanygin, who works for the investigative Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta. ATR journalists react on Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko's appearance during a news conference, in the ATR newsroom in Kiev Credit: Reuters He was at the offices of the Ukrainian private television ATR, where Mr Babchenko works, when the "murdered" journalist made his surprise reappearance. "Everybody just erupted, shouting 'hooray, he's alive,' it was an incredible moment," he said.

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By Wednesday afternoon, most of Arkady Babchenko's friends and colleagues had gone through the familiar cycle of grief and confusion that follows the killing of a Russian dissident journalist.  Obituaries had been written, travel arrangements were in train for the funeral, and Western politicians including Boris Johnson had announced they were "appalled".  Meanwhile, Ukraine had blamed Russia, Russia had blamed Ukraine, and both launched rival investigations to prove their stories.  And journalists in both countries, taught by bitter experience not to trust official probes into the deaths of their colleagues, pledged to run their own investigations. But then came a twist that no one could have predicted: Vasily Gritsak, the head of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), called a press conference and announced the whole thing had been a hoax.  Arkady Babchenko, right, appeared at a Press conference into his own 'death' held by the head of Ukraine's Security Service Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO /Reuters For a moment, there was an uncomprehending silence. Then a door opened, and in shuffled a familiar shaven headed man.  Arkady Babchenko was wearing light trousers and a black hoodie. And he was looking somewhat sheepish.  "I have buried many friends and colleagues many times and I know the sickening feeling," he said, by way of explanation. "I am sorry you had to experience it. But there was no other way." "Special apologies to my wife. Olechka, I am sorry, but there were no options here," he said. "The operation took two months to prepare. I was told a month ago. As a result of the operation, one person has been captured, he is being held," he added.  Mr Gritsak said Mr Babchenko's fake death, which fooled his closest friends and family, as well as international media and world leaders, had allowed Ukrainian agents to thwart a genuine plot to take the journalist's life. Arkady Babchenko and his wife Olga, to whom he apologised for the fakery Credit: Facebook/east2west news  Staging the murder, he implied, was necessary to gain evidence of communication between the hit man and his handlers, who he said worked for the Russian security services.  Yury Lutsenko, Ukraine's prosecutor general, said the alleged plot had involved a Ukrainian citizen recruited by Russian handlers to carry out the murder.  The SBU later released video of what they said was money being handed to the hired killer.  The death and resurrection of Russia's most famous war correspondent is one of the strangest episodes in the bitter confrontation between Russia and Ukraine.  A matter of life and death: How the set-up unfolded Tuesday 8pm: The killing Ukrainian Police announce that Arkady Babchenko has been shot and killed at his Kiev flat. An image is released of a man's body riddled with bullets. Volodymyr Groysman, Ukraine's prime minister, blames Russia's "totalitarian machine". An image is released apparently showing the gunshot-riddled body of Arkady Babchenko Credit: CEN/kyivoperativ.info  Tuesday 9pm: The scene Police guard Mr Babchenko's flat. Further details emerge, including that the body was found by Mr Babchenko's wife and that the killer had been lurking in the stairwell. Ukrainian police officers guard the entrance to Babchenko's home Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO /Reuters Tuesday 10pm: The Press Reporters outside Mr Babchenko's flat on Tuesday night, as the Ukrainian media and Russian dissidents reacted with horror. A woman is interviewed outside Arkady Babchenko's home Credit: Ivan Kovalenko /Polaris / eyevine  Wednesday 10am: The shrine Tributes to Mr Babchenko in Kiev. Vladimir Putin's spokesman condemns the murder and denies Russian involvement. Boris Johnson tweets that he is "appalled". Flowers lay under a picture of Arkady Babchenko in Kiev Credit: VASILY MAXIMOV /AFP Wednesday 3pm: The arrest Ukraine's security service calls a press conference in Kiev. Mr Babchenko emerges and apologises to his wife, Olga. Footage is released of the arrest of a suspect in the plot to kill the journalist. The Ukraine Security Service releases footage of the arrest of a suspect in the plot Credit: AFP/YOUTUBE/UKRAINE SECURITY SERVICE 'A victory... a stunt': How Babchenko's 'death' sent shockwaves around world Kiev hailed a victory and Moscow condemned a stunt. Konstantin Kosachev, head of the international affairs committee of the upper house of the Russian parliament, compared Ukraine's actions to Britain accusing Moscow of being behind the nerve gas poisonings of a Russian former spy and his daughter in England. Russia vehemently denies poisoning Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia Skripal. "The logic is the same - to defame Russia," Kosachev told the state news agency Tass. But the move also drew criticism from journalists and media freedom groups who said it undermined faith in reporting and played into the hands of governments who dismiss unwelcome coverage as fake news.  News of Mr Babchenko's "death" sent shockwaves through the Russian journalistic community and opposition circles when it was announced on Tuesday evening.  While I am very happy Arkady is alive I am also angry and confused because my fellow reporters and I spent yesterday posting and reading memories we shared of him and feeling very down and out. This was apparently some kind of sting operation. I hope it was worth it.— Simon Ostrovsky (@SimonOstrovsky) May 30, 2018 Ukrainian police said the veteran war correspondent had been killed by a gunman lurking in the stairwell outside his Kiev flat late on Tuesday evening.  Police said his wife, Olga, found his body on the threshold of the flat with several gunshot wounds in his back and that he died in an ambulance on the way to hospital.  All of this seemed entirely plausible to those who knew him. Mr Babchenko was an implacable public critic of the Kremlin whose public statements had become increasingly abrasive, and the death appeared to fit with a pattern of murders in Kiev.  The 2016 Kiev murder of Pavel Sheremet, another journalist, has still not been solved Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO The unsolved deaths include that of Pavel Sheremet, a prominent Belarusian born liberal journalist who was blown up in his car in 2016.  The gunman in the stairwell and the shots in the back also recalled the deaths of two other prominent Kremlin critics - Anna Politkovskaya and Boris Nemtsov, who were murdered in Moscow in 2006 and 2015.  One Russian war photographer and friend of Mr Babchenko told the Telegraph he was "not surprised," on reflection, that his friend had been killed.  Babchenko had fled Russia over fears to his safety Credit: Akrady Babchenko/Facebook Several acquaintances of Mr Babchenko, many of whom had posted tributes online or even written obituaries for the Russian and foreign media, expressed relief mixed with deep unease over the deception.  And media freedom groups condemned the hoax, saying it could put other journalists in danger and play into the hands of those behind real murders.  "It is pathetic and regrettable that the Ukrainian police have played with the truth, whatever their motive," said Christophe Deloire, the head of Reporter Without Borders. "All it takes is one case like this to cast doubt on all the other political assassinations." Babchenko, a conscript in the Chechen wars, was a fierce critic of Putin Credit: Akrady Babchenko/Facebook Nor did it shine a light on the other unsolved murders - which some Ukrainian activists say the authorities have been distinctly reluctant to investigate with anything like the same level of commitment.  When a Ukrainian journalist asked about the investigation into "a real murder - that of Pavel Sheremet," Mr Gritsak replied: "We have a different topic today." The Russian government, which in the morning had condemned Mr Babchenko's murder and denied accusations of involvement, in the evening welcomed his recovery and swiftly condemned the hoax as "propaganda."  Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko  Credit: AP "The fact that Babchenko is alive is the best news" said Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for the foreign ministry. "The fact that the whole story was created for propaganda effect is obvious." The Ukrainian government was defiant over the operation on Wednesday night. "I congratulate the SBU. You have conducted a brilliant operation to protect the life of Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko," Petro Poroshenko, the Ukrainian president, wrote on Facebook.  Anton Geraschenko, an aide to the Ukrainian interior ministry, justified the pain caused to Mr Babchenko's family and friends by the hoax saying Sherlock Holmes had used the same tactic. "Wasn't that also painful for his relatives and Dr Watson," he wrote on Facebook.  Ukrainian Journalists, who originally rallied at Independence Square in Kiev to mourn anti-Kremlin journalist Arkady Babchenko, celebrate after he appeared alive and well  Credit: AFP Dozens of journalists descended upon the central square in Kiev late on  Wednesday, laughing, hugging and quaffing sparkling wine as they celebrated the "resurrection" of Mr Babchenko. "It's an incredible story of a resurrection," joked Russian journalist Pavel Kanygin who like several of his Russian colleagues had rushed to Kiev to cover the story. "It's a miracle, but a miracle that turned out to be a staged drama". Mr Babchenko himself was in a meeting with Mr Poroshenko as the group of journalists from local and international media popped corks and took selfies. "We were preparing for the funeral, Many of us didn't sleep last night. We bought plane tickets for the first flight to Kiev," said Kanygin, who works for the investigative Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta. ATR journalists react on Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko's appearance during a news conference, in the ATR newsroom in Kiev Credit: Reuters He was at the offices of the Ukrainian private television ATR, where Mr Babchenko works, when the "murdered" journalist made his surprise reappearance. "Everybody just erupted, shouting 'hooray, he's alive,' it was an incredible moment," he said.

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By Wednesday afternoon, most of Arkady Babchenko's friends and colleagues had gone through the familiar cycle of grief and confusion that follows the killing of a Russian dissident journalist.  Obituaries had been written, travel arrangements were in train for the funeral, and Western politicians including Boris Johnson had announced they were "appalled".  Meanwhile, Ukraine had blamed Russia, Russia had blamed Ukraine, and both launched rival investigations to prove their stories.  And journalists in both countries, taught by bitter experience not to trust official probes into the deaths of their colleagues, pledged to run their own investigations. But then came a twist that no one could have predicted: Vasily Gritsak, the head of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), called a press conference and announced the whole thing had been a hoax.  Arkady Babchenko, centre, told a Press conference in Kiev the reported murder was part of sting operation to catch a hit squad Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO /Reuters For a moment, there was an uncomprehending silence. Then a door opened, and in shuffled a familiar shaven headed man.  Arkady Babchenko was wearing light trousers and a black hoodie. And he was looking somewhat sheepish.  "I have buried many friends and colleagues many times and I know the sickening feeling," he said, by way of explanation. "I am sorry you had to experience it. But there was no other way." "Special apologies to my wife. Olechka, I am sorry, but there were no options here," he said. "The operation took two months to prepare. I was told a month ago. As a result of the operation, one person has been captured, he is being held," he added.  Mr Gritsak said Mr Babchenko's fake death, which fooled his closest friends and family, as well as international media and world leaders, had allowed Ukrainian agents to thwart a genuine plot to take the journalist's life.  Arkady Babchenko was a fierce critic of Vladimir Putin Credit: Vitalii Nosach/Reuters Staging the murder, he implied, was necessary to gain evidence of communication between the hit man and his handlers, who he said worked for the Russian security services.  Yury Lutsenko, Ukraine's prosecutor general, said the alleged plot had involved a Ukrainian citizen recruited by Russian handlers to carry out the murder.  The SBU later released video of what they said was money being handed to the hired killer.  While I am very happy Arkady is alive I am also angry and confused because my fellow reporters and I spent yesterday posting and reading memories we shared of him and feeling very down and out. This was apparently some kind of sting operation. I hope it was worth it.— Simon Ostrovsky (@SimonOstrovsky) May 30, 2018 The death and resurrection of Russia's most famous war correspondent is one of the strangest episodes in the bitter confrontation between Russia and Ukraine.  Kiev hailed a victory and Moscow condemned a stunt. Konstantin Kosachev, head of the international affairs committee of the upper house of the Russian parliament, compared Ukraine's actions to Britain accusing Moscow of being behind the nerve gas poisonings of a Russian former spy and his daughter in England. Russia vehemently denies poisoning Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia Skripal. "The logic is the same - to defame Russia," Kosachev told the state news agency Tass. But the move also drew criticism from journalists and media freedom groups who said it undermined faith in reporting and played into the hands of governments who dismiss unwelcome coverage as fake news.  News of Mr Babchenko's "death" sent shock waves through the Russian journalistic community and opposition circles when it was announced on Tuesday evening.  Ukrainian police officers guard the entrance to Babchenko's home in Kiev after his body was apparently found Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO /Reuters Ukrainian police said the veteran war correspondent had been killed by a gunman lurking in the stairwell outside his Kiev flat late on Tuesday evening.  Police said his wife, Olga, found his body on the threshold of the flat with several gunshot wounds in his back and that he died in an ambulance on the way to hospital.  All of this seemed entirely plausible to those who knew him. The 2016 Kiev murder of Pavel Sheremet, another journalist, has still not been solved Credit: VALENTYN OGIRENKO Mr Babchenko was an implacable public critic of the Kremlin whose public statements had become increasingly abrasive, and the death appeared to fit with a pattern of murders in Kiev.  The unsolved deaths include that of Pavel Sheremet, a prominent Belarusian born liberal journalist who was blown up in his car in 2016.  The gunman in the stairwell and the shots in the back also recalled the deaths of two other prominent Kremlin critics - Anna Politkovskaya and Boris Nemtsov, who were murdered in Moscow in 2006 and 2015.  One Russian war photographer and friend of Mr Babchenko told the Telegraph he was "not surprised," on reflection, that his friend had been killed.  Babchenko had fled Russia over fears to his safety Credit: Akrady Babchenko/Facebook Several acquaintances of Mr Babchenko, many of whom had posted tributes online or even written obituaries for the Russian and foreign media, expressed relief mixed with deep unease over the deception.  And media freedom groups condemned the hoax, saying it could put other journalists in danger and play into the hands of those behind real murders.  "It is pathetic and regrettable that the Ukrainian police have played with the truth, whatever their motive," said Christophe Deloire, the head of Reporter Without Borders. "All it takes is one case like this to cast doubt on all the other political assassinations." Babchenko, a conscript in the Chechen wars, was a fierce critic of Putin Credit: Akrady Babchenko/Facebook Nor did it shine a light on the other unsolved murders - which some Ukrainian activists say the authorities have been distinctly reluctant to investigate with anything like the same level of commitment.  When a Ukrainian journalist asked about the investigation into "a real murder - that of Pavel Sheremet," Mr Gritsak replied: "We have a different topic today." The Russian government, which in the morning had condemned Mr Babchenko's murder and denied accusations of involvement, in the evening welcomed his recovery and swiftly condemned the hoax as "propaganda."  Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko  Credit: AP "The fact that Babchenko is alive is the best news" said Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for the foreign ministry. "The fact that the whole story was created for propaganda effect is obvious." The Ukrainian government was defiant over the operation on Wednesday night. "I congratulate the SBU. You have conducted a brilliant operation to protect the life of Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko," Petro Poroshenko, the Ukrainian president, wrote on Facebook.  Anton Geraschenko, an aide to the Ukrainian interior ministry, justified the pain caused to Mr Babchenko's family and friends by the hoax saying Sherlock Holmes had used the same tactic. "Wasn't that also painful for his relatives and Dr Watson," he wrote on Facebook.  Ukrainian Journalists, who originally rallied at Independence Square in Kiev to mourn anti-Kremlin journalist Arkady Babchenko, celebrate after he appeared alive and well  Credit: AFP Dozens of journalists descended upon the central square in Kiev late on  Wednesday, laughing, hugging and quaffing sparkling wine as they celebrated the "resurrection" of Mr Babchenko. "It's an incredible story of a resurrection," joked Russian journalist Pavel Kanygin who like several of his Russian colleagues had rushed to Kiev to cover the story. "It's a miracle, but a miracle that turned out to be a staged drama". Mr Babchenko himself was in a meeting with Mr Poroshenko as the group of journalists from local and international media popped corks and took selfies. "We were preparing for the funeral, Many of us didn't sleep last night. We bought plane tickets for the first flight to Kiev," said Kanygin, who works for the investigative Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta. ATR journalists react on Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko's appearance during a news conference, in the ATR newsroom in Kiev Credit: Reuters He was at the offices of the Ukrainian private television ATR, where Mr Babchenko works, when the "murdered" journalist made his surprise reappearance. "Everybody just erupted, shouting 'hooray, he's alive,' it was an incredible moment," he said.

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Light , airy, like a cloud , and very delicate tart with pears . French recipes . Surprisingly simple in execution and unmatched taste !  Thank you very much for unearthly pleasure Olechka / Sugar

Ingredients:

Name Value Flaky dough without yeast ( plate) 2 pcs Pear average 1 PC egg 1 PC Sugar ( 1 + 2 tbsp ) 3 tbsp Yogur natural , thick 3 tbsp Creme fraiche ( thick sour cream ) 1 tbsp Water ( syrup ) Vanilla (or Paktika van.sahara ) in syrup

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Pear peeled, cut in half, remove the midway . Cover with water , add 1 tablespoon sugar, 1 pack . vanilla sugar and cook over medium heat for 3-5 minutes .

Step 2

Puff pastry pre- defrost , roll out a little , put in shape, often chop with a fork,

Step 3

cover baking paper , pour beans, peas, baked ... spets.gruziki ok.10 minutes in the preheated oven to 180 ° . A little cool. The paper " with a small weight " - to remove .

step 4

At this time, we soaked pear syrup . They need to be put on the boom. towels.

step 5

Filling : Mix yogurt, creme fraiche , egg and 2 tablespoons sugar

step 6

Share pears on zgotovki dough ( I had to cut half of their thickness )

step 7

Pour the filling . . Bake until browns at 220 °. About 30 min.

Done !

Bon Appetit!

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