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The American journalist Peter Morello was "on duty" here in the May, 11th

Peter Morello — Associate Professor, Broadcast & New Media Journalism University of Missouri, Kansas City, Department of Communication Studies.

Shortly about our guest of honour:

Peter Morello is associate professor and teaches broadcast and online journalism for the department. He also produces documentaries as contributing correspondent for Kansas City Public Television (KCPT-19.) Two of his most recent documentaries have won national awards. Before joining UMKC in 1999, Peter spent 14 years in Europe as a producer and special correspondent for the PBS program European Journal. He covered the emerging democracies of eastern and central Europe, the breakup of the Soviet Union, war in Bosnia and famine relief efforts in Somalia. He started his career in broadcast journalism as a general assignment reporter for a CBS Network affiliate in Colorado. Peter, along with his co-author at Columbia University, is currently working on a textbook «News writing for Television and the Interactive New Media.» Peter's hobbies include scuba diving and other water sports.



Peter had classes the whole day, so he has answered the questions after 19 pm.
Peter Morello. USA, Russia, Toglyatty, TltSU, Дежурный по городу

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Завтра американский журналист Питер Морелло будет «дежурный» здесь
Петр Morello — доцент, трансляция и новая журналистика СМИ Университет Миссури, Канзас-Сити, департамент коммуникативных исследований.

Коротко о нашей почетного гостя:

Петр Морелло является ассоциированным профессором и преподает трансляции и онлайн-журналистики в департамент. Он также занимается производством документальных фильмов как вклад корреспондент Канзас-Сити Общественного телевидения (KCPT-19.) Два его последних документальных получили государственные награды. До прихода в UMKC в 1999 году, Питер провел 14 лет в Европе, как производитель и специальный корреспондент программы PBS European Journal. Он закрыл новых демократий Центральной и Восточной Европы, распада Советского Союза, война в Боснии и усилия помощи голодающим в Сомали. Он начал свою карьеру в эфире журналистики как общего назначения для репортера партнерской сети CBS в Колорадо. Петр, вместе со своим соавтором в Колумбийском университете, в настоящее время работает над учебником «Новости писать для телевидения и интерактивных Новые медиа». увлечений Петра включают подводное плавание и другие водные виды спорта.

Вы можете оставить свои вопросы для нашего гостя. Петр будут занятия целый день, так что он будет отвечать на вопросы после 19 вечера. Добро пожаловать!
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ipolit

  • 10 мая 2011, 23:40
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Я так понял, по-русски ему бесполезно задавать? Он грамоте необучен?
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mihail

  • 10 мая 2011, 23:46
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Это будет крайне увлекательное общение посредством гугловского переводчика: задай вопрос и расшифруй что тебе ответили! Наиболее близкие к истине расшифровки гугловских переводов будут награждаться призами!
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ipolit

  • 10 мая 2011, 23:51
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Как гугловский переводчик относится к русскому мату? :)
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mihail

  • 10 мая 2011, 23:53
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Узнайте сами
translate.google.ru/?hl=ru&tab=wT#
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ipolit

  • 10 мая 2011, 23:58
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Забавно.
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mihail

  • 11 мая 2011, 00:14
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Гугловский переводчик напишет, что далее следует непереводимый местный фольклор.
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vassa

  • 10 мая 2011, 23:59
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Зато какая шикарная практика для обеих сторон. Lost in translation по-русски)
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zagato

  • 10 мая 2011, 23:59
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Спроси по-русски, я буду удалять вопросы на русском и тут же втыкать их на английском, потом обратно переведу всё.
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angry_hungry

  • 11 мая 2011, 08:03
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Hello, Peter. Sorry for my English. No practice.
What do you think about Russia and our politics?
Is it true that 50% of Americans believe the war in 1945 won the America?
Do you have freedom of speech or is it just fiction?
For what purpose have come to us?
Do you like the policies pursued by Obama?
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oldmurik

  • 11 мая 2011, 00:19
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You ask a lot of good questions. Most Americans believe the Second World War was won by the United States, Great Britain and The Soviet Union. Those who know more about this period also understand the Russian people suffered the most. Many Europeans forget that America fought another war with Japan.

Freedom of Speech in America is real. It is protected by the Constitution. No government can make laws restricting this without changing the Constitution.

Obama was very popular when he was first elected, but was weakened by the economic crisis which hit our country in 2008. There is much opposition to his policies, but I believe he will be re-elected
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 18:56
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Russia a strong country. Do you agree?
Does it have a future or it will be absorbed by America?
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oldmurik

  • 11 мая 2011, 00:22
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Russia is a vast country and has many resources. There is a very high level of education and you are blessed with many natural resources. I think Russians and Americans are more alike, than unalike.

No country can absorb Russia. You know from your own history that other countries have tried and have failed.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:00
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Why did you choose journalism? Is it dangerous? Does it make sense to me to do for journalism?
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oldmurik

  • 11 мая 2011, 01:53
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I chose journalism because I like reporting and I get to meet interesting people and places...like Togliatti! Journalism as a profession is changing. If you choose to be a journalist, you do it for the right reasons...reporting in the most truthful way you can.

Some of the reporting I did was dangerous, but it is the career I choose. I didn't look for danger and I didn't like war. I covered areas Americans knew little about. What I wanted to do was something meaningful. There are many professions like that. I know many people who work very hard everyday for their families...that is meaningful.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:05
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What do you feel, while observing things like Somalia famine or war in Bosnia? Professional hunger only, like «Oh, this will be a great photoset»? Or something else?
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angry_hungry

  • 11 мая 2011, 04:43
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I saw much suffering in countries like Bosnia, Somalia and Haiti. I never went into an area with the attitude «what a great photo opportunity.» My goal was simply to report what I observed.

I was also witness to great acts of courage...those who fought to bring democracy to Russia, those who rescued people from starvation in Somalia and those who used peaceful means to end war.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:09
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Hello Peter.
I read that you was in Bosnia during the war. Have you ever provided to US people Serbian`s point of view what happened in Srebrenica? Why Hague tribunal consider (in most of cases 99% -?) only Serbs as military criminals? Why they did not give a proper medical treatment to Slobodan Miloshevish?
Looking forward for your comments, then we can continue communication.
Best regards,
Konstantin
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kostya132

  • 11 мая 2011, 09:02
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You ask many hard questions. I not only covered the war in Bosnia. I also reported from Serbia and Croatia. I also covered Bosnia Serbs. I did not put my own opinion in my reports. I gave people in those countries the opportunity to tell others their stories.

I did not cover the trials in the Hague, but I do know most, not all, of the atrocities were committed in Bosnia. I know what it was like in Sarajevo. I saw the sniper fire and the bombings.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:15
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I know what it was like in Sarajevo. I saw the sniper fire and the bombings

But you can not say for sure who was open fire. Bosnians were (and they are) great provocateurs.
War is dirty thing.
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kostya132

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:44
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Hello, Peter! :)

1. Tell me, why do you love your profession of journalism and why hate?

2. The rivalry between the Soviet Union and the USA have given people around the world, the Internet and mobile communications that can be expected from the collaboration?

Thank you!
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Aceton

  • 11 мая 2011, 10:01
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I like journalism because I like telling the stories of people. Good journalism is good journalism everywhere. It can be local or it can be international. I don't like those who become journalists for the wrong reasons...fame or money.

The USA and Russia are two large and highly developed nations. The rivalry after the Second World War hurt both countries. There are more similarites between Russia and the United States than many realize. I believe relations will grow stronger.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:20
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Hello, Peter.

1. Have you ever had to go into a deal with his conscience and produce films are not pleasing to you?

2. You do not have to rent or to comment on the materials of the military conflict between Georgia and Russia? What do you think about this conflict?

P.S. Thank you google for the translation. Naive to hope that in this translation there are no errors… :)
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zh-tlt

  • 11 мая 2011, 10:22
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On-line prompt make it better...probably…
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oldmurik

  • 11 мая 2011, 10:28
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I had to do many reports I did not like… covering the war in Bosnia and worrying about my son's future if something had happened to me was a big concern. I never went against my own conscience. Journalism is a profession of truth. It's ok to make mistakes (as I have from time to time)and to correct them. It's never ok to be untruthful.

Americans really don't know much about the conflict in Georgia. I can't pretend to understand the complexities of this conflict. When I look at it from a distance, I do ask myself...why Russia, such a large nation, cannot workout an agreement with Georgia, a very small country.

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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:40
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Good evening, Mr. Morello!

What Americans think about the Russian?
For example, in Russia, many people think that:
— Americans eat only fast food;
— Only a doctor prescribes medication (we can also buy in almost any drugstore);
— you have true choices and live in the U.S. well. :)

Thanks for the replies. Best regards, Julia
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Dobrovolec

  • 11 мая 2011, 11:44
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choices = elections :) Может и не понять
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Ded_Pikhto

  • 11 мая 2011, 11:52
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The most of typical thoughts about Russians:
— all Russians are drunkards
— extremlly cold all the year round :-)

In Soviet period I remember bears on the street with balalaika :-)
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kostya132

  • 11 мая 2011, 12:08
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:)
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Dobrovolec

  • 11 мая 2011, 12:12
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And tanks! Everywhere tanks!With STARS!
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oldmurik

  • 11 мая 2011, 12:19
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The red stars, of course )
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Dobrovolec

  • 11 мая 2011, 12:23
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You describe a country I don't know about. The Russia I have seen is far different
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:57
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Americans DO eat a lot of fast food...cheap and convenient, but very often unhealthy. Doctors prescribe controlled medications, but there are many OTC (over-the-counter) medications without the need for a prescription.

Most Americans know Russia is a huge country and many think it's cold most of the time. You are great in hockey, science, ballet and chess. We beat the pants off of you in baseball and video games. LOL
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:46
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video games

My family enjoy to play video games. We have xbox 360 + Kinect :-)
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kostya132

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:49
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Hello, Peter.
1. What do you think about WikiLeaks project?
2. Do you believe that Osama bin Laden is dead? If yes, was he killed one week ago or much earlier (in your opinion)?
3. Did you try to drive russian car (made in Togliatti)? If yes, did you enjoy?))
Thank you.
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zagato

  • 11 мая 2011, 12:16
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1. I don't like it when any government tries to withhold or control information… If it has to do with genuine national security, like protecting citizens from harm, than it's necessary for the government to keep some secrets. I think most of the WikiLeaks were more an embarrassment than a threat to national security.

2. I think Osama bin Laden is dead. Think of the logic of it...Most of the time the US military prefers to bomb a target until it looks like the face of the Moon. The military, ordered by President Obama, sent special forces to capture or kill him. They wanted to be sure.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:54
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Good afternoon, Peter.
Tell us about the most exiting adventure in your journalists experience, pls.
Thank you.
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BlackCat

  • 11 мая 2011, 14:23
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I liked covering history-in-the-making...like the fall of the Berlin Wall, the democratic movements in central and eastern Europe, the first free elections in Russia's history, and stories about ordinary people doing extraordinary things.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:02
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And What new about Russia did you discover for yourself with this visit?
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BlackCat

  • 11 мая 2011, 14:37
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Everytime I come to Russia I learn something new...how important family life is, how friendly people can be and how long (8 to 10 hours) a meal can last!
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:04
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Уважаемые друзья! Питер сейчас регистрируется на сайте. В районе 19 часов начнет отвечать.

Вот короткая информация о нем, предоставленная Отделом Международных программ ТГУ на русском языке:

Питер Франсиз Морелло

Место работы: кафедра «Технологии Коммуникации», университет Миссури, Канзас Сити, США.

Основная дисциплина: Коммуникации и Журнализм.

Специализация: Тележурнализм

Дополнительные дисциплины: Журнализм новой меди, Радио и Телевещание, Этика Журналистики.

Опыт работы:

1983-1998- корреспондент PBS (Служба общественного вещания): освещение многообразных тем и политических событий включая: процесс возникновения демократии в Центральной и Восточной Европе, распад СССР, различные репортажи из постсоветских республик: Латвия, Литва, Эстония, Беларусь, Грузия и Узбекистан, освещение войны в Боснии и в других частях бывшей Югославии и репортаж о кампании, предпринятой ООН по устранению массового голода в Сомали.

1999- до настоящего времени- доцент кафедры «Технологии Коммуникации» Университет Миссури.

2008-2009- ведущий специалист программы «Фулбрайт» кафедры «Журналистика» университета Аддис Абаба, Эфиопия.

2010 — Самый последний проект специалиста – освещение последствий землетрясения на Гаити.
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PINGvin

  • 11 мая 2011, 15:38
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Что еще за журнализм новой меди? :)
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Dobrovolec

  • 11 мая 2011, 15:46
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Видимо, имеются в виду "Новые медиа — New Media", потому что «медь» переводится на английский как «copper». :)
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angry_hungry

  • 11 мая 2011, 16:03
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cooper :P
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Ded_Pikhto

  • 11 мая 2011, 16:04
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copper

cooper

This is good idea to invite native English speaker. Even we are trying to improve our launguage during this «duty»:-)
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kostya132

  • 11 мая 2011, 16:07
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You're damn right, Kostya, damn right :)
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Ded_Pikhto

  • 11 мая 2011, 16:11
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I really wish I could speak Russian!
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:05
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Thank you for having me. I don't consider this «duty» at all
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:43
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Some questions from persons, who don`t speak English, but who sent me private messages with questions:

1) Do you know, that a lot of Togliatti journalists were killed in 1990-s and early 2000-s? What do you think about these murders?
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angry_hungry

  • 11 мая 2011, 16:08
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I have read about them, but I do not know specifics. When it comes to confronting problems, it takes an informed, determined but also a patient citizenry to solve them. I think the people of Togliatti know this better than I do.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:12
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2) Some guys who believe in conspiracies think that you came to Togliatti as an US intelligence service employee and that your task is to prepare Togliatti youth to start an Ukrainian-2004-like revolution. :)
What can you answer to these conspiracy guys?
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angry_hungry

  • 11 мая 2011, 16:10
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Well, if those «guys» were sitting in my classes, they would see that I am not inciting riots or passing secret messages. The best anecdote to conspiracy is fact. Maybe, just maybe… I am here simply to talk to students about the profession and how journalism is changing. By the way, the students at TSU are very good!
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:16
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3) Vodka, Matryoushka, Mevded. Did you meet all of them? Do you think that most of Russia can be described by these 3 words? :)
If not, what are your words (3 or more) that can be used to describe Russua?
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angry_hungry

  • 11 мая 2011, 16:14
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I like vodka, but I like to put it in the freezer and sip on it with something to eat. I am not crazy about Matryoushka dolls...but many of my friends and family in America want me to bring them one. I did not meet Mevded.

It's hard to describe any country in three words… but if I had to try it might be hospitality, friendliness and maybe potholes...lot's of potholes.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:23
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and maybe potholes...lot's of potholes.

I can say you know at least 50% of Russia with these knowledge. :)
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angry_hungry

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:39
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Hi Peter,
1.what is your favourite reading?
2.What is actual reading in US now?
3.What kind of books you prefer: paper or e-books?
4.Where you purchase mostly: in the stores (shops?) or via internet?
5.Do you like movies by Kohen brothers?
6.Are their films popular in US?
Thank you.
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poetess

  • 11 мая 2011, 16:55
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More questions from my PM:
1) Do you feel yourself thankful to your government for giving you good journalist fields of action like war in Bosnia?

2) You said, that your hobby is diving. Did you ever dive when you were out of USA and on your job, did you dive in Eastern Europe when Warshaw pact felt, or in Bosnia, during the war in former Yougoslavia?
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angry_hungry

  • 11 мая 2011, 17:04
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I am not quite sure what you mean by my government «giving journalists fields of action.» The war in Bosnia was triggered by ethnic tensions that were unleashed by the collapse of Yugoslavia. I never reported for the government. I was always and am an independent journalist.

I really do like to Scuba dive. I learned when I lived in Florida. Most of the time, I will go to the Carribean (when I can afford it!) I especially like watching fish or other sea life up close. I have also explored wrecked ships. I love the peacefulness and quiet that often doesn't exist on land.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:33
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Good evening, Peter!

1. Do you have friends in Russia? If yes, then who are they?

2. How do you feel about the various social networks in the Internet? Are there too many times people, especially children, began to spend on the Internet?
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zh-tlt

  • 11 мая 2011, 19:10
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I would like to think I am making friends now.

Social networking is good if it doesn't replace true friendship. Like everything else, there has to be balance and self-control when it comes to the Internet. It can be a great learning tool or a great waste of time. It depends on the person.
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Aquaman

  • 11 мая 2011, 20:37
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Dear friends! I think, Peter answered your questions thruthly and honestly, so we have to give our thank's him.

In the end of today's communications I'd say «American journalist is the best friend of Russian journalist! Peace, friendship, buble gum!» :). Peter, you are welcome in Togliatty and on TltTimes.ru forever! With best regards, Max.

And now, let me to invite the next guest.
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PINGvin

  • 11 мая 2011, 22:26
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Maxim, thank you for the interesting «duty».
Thank you Peter as well for diplomatic answers )))
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kostya132

  • 11 мая 2011, 22:30
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It was the best duty that I have ever seen.
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oldmurik

  • 11 мая 2011, 23:17
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It was cool! :)
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Dobrovolec

  • 11 мая 2011, 23:38

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