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Once an enemy and now a friend, this Russian sub is an experience. Just make sure you are limber and are not afraid of close (and I mean close) quarters.
One of a fleet of diesel electric submarines the Soviet Navy called “Project 641,” B-39 was commissioned in the early 1970s and served on active duty for more than 20 years. 300 feet in length and displacing more than 2000 tons, B-39 is among the largest conventionally powered submarines ever built. She was designed to track U.S. and NATO warships throughout the world’s oceans. B-39, assigned to the Soviet Pacific fleet, undoubtedly stalked many of the U.S. Navy’s ships home ported in San Diego. Now, less than 20 years after the collapse of the Berlin Wall signaled the end of the Cold War, she is berthed on San Diego Bay amidst her former adversaries. Soviet Project 641 submarines, classified as “Foxtrot” by NATO, are essentially larger and more powerful versions of German World War II era U-boats. Low-tech but lethal, she carried 24 torpedoes while she was on patrol-some capable of delivering low-yield nuclear warheads. B-39 carried a crew of 78 and could dive to a depth of 985 feet before threatening the integrity of her nickel steel pressure hull. The Soviet and then Russian Federation’s navies deployed these submarines from the mid 1950s through the early 1990s. They played a part in many of the Cold War’s most tense moments including the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Radiohead @ Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, on Tuesday, July 26, 2016.
A Moon Shaped Pool:
Burn the Witch
Daydreaming
Decks Dark
Desert Island Disk
Ful Stop
Lotus Flower
The National Anthem
15 Step
(tour debut)
No Surprises
Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief
Separator
Planet Telex
The Numbers
2 + 2 = 5
Everything in Its Right Place
Myxomatosis
Idioteque
Encore:
Let Down (First performance since 2006)
Present Tense
Paranoid Android
Nude
Bodysnatchers
Encore 2:
Bloom
Street Spirit (Fade Out)
Mona Hatoum at the Cunard for Liverpool Biennial 2012
2,400 pieces of Olive Soap made near Jerusalem. The map shows the territories that were supposed to be handed back to the Palestinian Authority following the Oslo Peace Agreement in 1993.
Given recent events in Gaza, this work suddenly becomes even more powerful than it was when the Biennial started.
...during the penalty shootout between Kashiwa Reysol & AL-Sadd SC;
3rd place play-off FIFA Club World Cup 2011
The game moves at a breakneck pace, the air charged with anticipation. Every muscle tensed, every heartbeat a drum of determination. Our player clutches the ball like a lifeline, his eyes locked forward, scanning the open field. His body is a blur of power and precision, every step driving him closer to the try line.
Behind him, a determined rival gives chase, his face a mixture of focus and urgency. He knows that one misstep, one hesitation, could mean the difference between victory and defeat. The ground beneath them is worn from countless battles, a silent witness to the struggle, the triumphs, and the heartbreak that unfold on its surface.
The world around them fades. The background, once filled with distant shouts and movement, dissolves into a blur of motion. In this moment, nothing else matters—only the pursuit, the challenge, the test of will. The roar of the crowd may be absent, but the weight of the moment is deafening.
This is more than just a game. It’s a proving ground, a stage where passion and resilience collide. And as the chase unfolds, one thing is certain—neither will back down until the final whistle blows.
Short poetic filmed produced for exhibition with Mireria Sentis
*Disclaimer - contains some form of nudity*
It is a shame.. Next time I will see if there is a way I can accompany and Arsenal image with some sound.
This collection is made by my great friends Eliška Hanušová and Petr Nestrojil. Models: Anna Coufalová, Marie Metelková More www.facebook.com/photoonail?pnref=lhc