I Need Good Writers for Original Content for Real Pay Hello my fellow Steemians! If you have been following me for any amount of time, you will have noticed that one of my strategies for success on Steemit

Some Beautiful Shots of Finland We went to Finland and stayed with a large group (like more than 20) of Russian friends to celebrate a birthday. It was a wonderful time and we truly enjoyed the 4 days

The Little Known Engagement of Great Importance Changing gears again from movies to history. I was doing some research for an article I'm writing for work on the Great Northern War. What, you haven't heard

Some of My Favorite Russian Films - Highly Recommended Viewing I decided to continue to change things up a bit today. My wife and I were deciding on a movie to watch for the evening and I realized that

Today is St. Petersburg's 315th Birthday Now that the fireworks around the city have finished, I decided to write a little bit about the city. I know I do this often, but I realized that I haven't really

Taking the Transiberian Railroad to Vladisvostok in January One of the most adventurous and maybe stupidest ideas I ever had was to take the Transiberian Railroad from St. Petersburg to Vladivostok in

Finnish Air Force Fokker D. XXI - 1942 In Case You Were Wondering About Finnish Loyalties During WWII I came across this photo today (public domain) while researching an article on the Fokker Aircraft

The Japanese Invasion of Sakhalin Island - The Final Battle in the Russo-Japanese War I've detailed in previous posts that Russia has been invaded numerous times and by a wide variety of aggressors. However,

October/November U.S. Road Trip Planned Hello everyone in Steemit land! My wife and I are planning to spend 4 weeks traveling the U.S. in October and November of this year. We are hoping to meet up with

The Main Entrance to the St. Petersburg Hyundai Factory Worried About the Russians? Hyundai and Others Aren't Okay, so I am not really going to do a whole series of articles on all the companies from across

The Anichkov Bridge - 300 Years of Beautiful Utility I love bridges. I am fascinated with how we can combine great engineering with architectural beauty and then grace it with art all while maintaining

Bronze Horseman Some Various Shots from Around St. Petersburg I have been wanting to post a bunch of these photos and videos that I have been taking from around the city over the last couple of months,

How an MTV Video and Subsequent French Film Changed the Gender of a Name One of the interesting and somewhat funny things that I run into all the time living in Russia, is when I mention my very good friend

The Polish Surrender of the Moscow Kremlin - By Ernest Lissner (1874-1941) Palace and Political Intrigue in Russia's War of Succession If you're like me, you have been fascinated and engrossed in the tales

U.S. Troops marching in Vladivostok 1918 -Photo-U.S. National Archives The Failed Allied Invasion to Defeat the Bolsheviks In 1985, a poll conducted in the U.S. found that only 14% of Americans knew that

Many Questions and Many Answers from Children on Victory Day "Grandma, was great-grandfather a soldier?" "No, Annichka. He was a wonderful poet and writer." "So, Grandma, why did

Source - Victory Day Parades and Marches Mischaracterized/Unreported in the West One would think the entire world would celebrate and pay tribute to those who defeated Fascist Germany. One would think

Celebrating the Promise to NEVER FORGET There are many things that I absolutely love about Russia and some things that Russians do better than anyone else in the world. One of those things is a Parade.

Part III Includes My List of Bid Bots I Like and a Quick Overview of Steembottracker.com Happy Victory Day Steemian! Today's post is going to be video heavy and text light because it is Victory Day and

Using Vote Buying Services Tutorial As promised, here is my video tutorial on how to utilize the vote buying services of the two most well developed groups on Steemit. This tutorial should only be used