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Braid may seem a little beautiful and inventive puzzle game at first, but actually it's far more than that. It has  very intriguing story, that has created a big discussion on the net about the meaning and explanation of it.(which I'm not going to spoil here. But damn even I was surprised to realize what this game was all about after I got through it and got into the discussion.) Unfortunately the PC version is pretty bad in my opinion. The controls just don't work as they should. For XBLA members it's a Must.

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Portal song by GLaDOS. (Sure she tries to kill you all the time in the game... Lies deceives... but most of people have still managed to get that Stockholm syndrome over her.)


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 District 9 is a new SciFi movie about... aliens (yeah I know.) The movie however is quite an original take on usual theme for the genre and it does excel in many regards. The movie is quite gory however, so if you are anything like me, you might get grossed out a couple of time. It's defiantly not for any cute young girls or little boys(my cousin who asked me to take him with...). Also the movie is shot as the documentary, which just adds to the atmosphere.
Having said that, I must admit that it's among the most original SciFi movies I have seen to date. The story is also told in a pretty detailed way. At least as much as possible in under two hours. The special effects, actors, directing all great.  This Is NOT a movie for everybody but, one thing I can promise... you will not leave the cinema without some strong emotions about the movie... Only complaint I have is that is was a little too violent by my standards... but that's just me.


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Music:

ABBA

Take A Chance On Me

Led Zeppelin
 
The Lemon Song

Ten Bears

Dirt On The Radio
To The Moon
Open Up Your Eyes 
                                   
Boston

More Than A Feeling



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Cake is a lie!

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Georgian army's 4th infantry brigade, minutes before moving out to Samachablo region (renamed to "South Ossetia" after THIS in 1921) to greet Russia's 58th invasion army. Later the general of the 58th Russian army was wounded (Too bad he did get away that time, sneaky bastard)

Road to invasion:


     Kosovo (and obvious differences with it. In 1993 and 1994 war with Kremlin the victims where Georgian civilians and not somebody else); Bucharest NATO summit decision; Lavrov: "Pandora's box"; Putin: «асимметричный ответ западу включая военный компонент...»; «у нас тоже есть домашние заготовки, мы точно знаем что будем делать...»(14.02.2008) ;«Россия сделает все чтобы Грузия и Украина не вступили в нато» General of Russian armed forces(11.04.2008); Railroad troops in Abkhazia; "Kavkaz 2008" military exercises in July - August at the Georgian border; Giving away Russian passports in Georgian regions at the Russian border (a la Hitler in Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia); UAV incident; THE REAL WAR IN 1993; Tsitelubani incident ...; 150$ per barrel Oil in august 2008... Olympic games in Beijing opened August 8th, all th media attention was shifted to that; Russia took out absolute majority of civilians(with Russian passports) weeks before it's invasion from that Georgian region...

Invasion 7/08/08

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     The world had to do a little more than just scream that NATO doors where open for Georgia and Ukraine (while blocking the membership in Bucharest summit, until December 2008 and basically telling Kremlin: Do it now, before December or it will be too late.) Or if now even saying stuff like: Georgia and Ukraine would NEVER join NATO until Kremlin opposes it. - It would too help lower the tensions. But instead the world did the worst thing ever - Recognized Kosovo, while completely neglecting all the treats  Kremlin was making towards my country. 
     And during a war few even stupidly blamed my country... for "Invading Russia..." Well what can I say? There are a LOT of morons in the world, but at least some of them are getting payed by the Kremlin(majority don't) and for some it is too difficult to understand something even very basic... when the price of oil and gas depends on your not understanding of this issue...
     What to write about this war? Great! Just do the homework, it has a back story, the war started in 1993 NOT 2008... so do some research and look at what happened just few months before the war. That is all. Learn the DETAILS!.

In the end I want to remind some of the leaders of the world who still shake hands with those criminals in the Kremlin. Guys, Oil and Gas is NOT everything. Appeasing the aggressor was never a good idea and history will show it once again, I'm not trying to scare anybody, I just saw how it came to this invasion and not having an adequate diplomatic/political/economic answer to that will only make this a never ending story. Also it is quite a bit funny to hear from people who don't understand anything that it's an "ethnic conflict"? Ethinc? With whom? Ossetians? THERE ARE 4 TIMES MORE OSSETIANS LIVING IN OTHER PARTS OF GEORGIA (EXCLUDING so called "South Ossetia")They are ALL living in peace with their neighbors. WHY? BECAUSE there is no border with the Kremlin's bandits there so those KGB scums can't send criminals and Russian FSB and GRU (Kremlin's SS and Gestapo)from north and supply them with weapons as they did in Tskinvali.

"The belief that security can be obtained by throwing a small state to the wolves is a fatal delusion."
Winston Churchill, The Gathering Storm


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AC/DC 

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   Careful With That Axe Eugene


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Probably one of the best experiences of 2008 (It was a pretty difficult for me and my country) was my trip to Japan early this year:

Here are some pictures of this most amazing country 

Samurai general's sculpture, near Imperial palace. Looks powerful!


Akihabara(Akiba)

And that is... aha that's Tokyo Tower.

Well this is very lovely actually, these small sculptures where in front of the small shrine... and they were dressed very cute too... in red. 

Japan - Where the magnificent history and culture meets the future. (To the left part of the Imperial complex, to the right rising Tokyo skyscrapers) 

A magnificent Sensō-ji temple at Asakusa district, Tokyo. 

A very cool market in Tokyo... probably the cleanest market I have ever seen and also the most fun, because it was filled with pretty original stuff that is quite rare elsewhere... 

The nature in Japan is something totally amazing. 
 The nature in Japan jumps out on you and gently aks you - "Hey check me out! I do look awesome, don't I?"

- Yup, AWESOME!

Listening to:

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Genesis
 The Carpet Crawlers
(THX for the song Katia. I'm addicted to it now...)

Hoahio
 Dj Hashimoto

John Lennon
 
Imagine

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Some Random art exhibition from Gawker Artists:

http://artists.gawker.com/tag/front




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Well PHEW! Now THAT was INTENSE summer... Just got back from a wonderful trip to Japan... and at home, the sunny summer heat, pretty girls(!) in Cafe's, exams and oh yeah... The full scale Russian military invasion to my country... (Just like in the "good old times" - 1921;1993;1994...) It really sucks as I have many Russian friends all over the world.(Many in Georgia too) and such thing should have never happened to our countries. The idiot politicians hate each other? Give AK47 to Pukin and M4 to Saakashvili. Let them shoot each other up. The innocent people should never suffer because of the political recklessness. Oh and Russians you should really get rid of those Soviet exKGB morons in your Kremlin that's just pathetic. I mean our parlament SUCKS too, but your "DUMA" guys are just a pice of Soviet Sh... with the appropriate mentality. I'm not commenting on Russian media because I try to stay more or less polite on this blog... But I'm sure many of you can feel that something is *ahem!* terribly wrong with your journalism, TV, internet... IT REALLY IS! (But it always was, so I'm understanding when some of you say stuff like - "There is no free media at all" or "In every country EVERYTHING on media is propaganda..." - maybe but not to such extreme extent...)


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Still as an optimist I would like to check all the great milestones of humanity and this is a dawn of new era today!

Geneva, 10 September 2008. The first beam in the Large Hadron Collider at CERN1 was successfully steered around the full 27 kilometres of the world’s most powerful particle accelerator at 10h28 this morning. This historic event marks a key moment in the transition from over two decades of preparation to a new era of scientific discovery.

http://press.web.cern.ch/press/PressReleases/Releases2008/PR08.08E.html





Update:

Well as so many things in 2008, not everything went very "smoothly" in CERN too. While the first run was a successful one, there were some technical complications with electronics and... well I will not go deeper into details... So hopefully next year, (Spring 2009?) - Just remember it's THE MOST EXPENSIVE, HUGE AND COMPLICATED machine ever built by humans. It's taking time, money and a HUGE attention from the scientists that are working on it. But I'm sure in the end it's all worth it. The potential for answers that this machine can provide about our universe are groundbreaking and they will surely redefine our understanding of who we are and what is this universe that we happen to live in.

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Pink Floyd

- Echoes
- Time
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King Crimson

- Epitaph
- In the court of Crimson King
- Fallen Angel
- Cat Food
- 21st Century Schizoid Man
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Rage Against The Machine

- Bulls On Parade
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One day in Baku(Baki)(Azerbaijan)



I always wanted to visit Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. Since I had a small, day-long business in that city, finely I got a real chance to do just that.
The trip was quite long(Next time taking a plain) as we(me and my father) decided to go there by train. Oh and it was quite annoying as they kept us waiting for hour or so at both(Georgian and Azerbaijani) check points…(We both really should flesh it out)
The nature was quite different form what I saw in Georgia. Less forests, more rocky ground… oh and Oil coming out of earth…(No really, you could just see that at every corner)
We arrived to Baku quite exhausted and quickly did our business meetings and decided to spend the rest of the day sightseeing. It was a great day!
Well first and foremost the overall impression. Baku is AMAZING! I really have no words to describe it. The old city has this beautiful old European-Asian architecture… Most of the buildings are renovated and are done so in regards with the highest standards and they look gorgeous!
In Tbilisi I constantly hear about “too many construction buildings going on…” dunno, never took it as a problem, but Baku is seriously aiming to become next Qatar or Singapore… The building is super intense and in general of very high quality. Now, sure naysayer’s can always skeptically claim that “It’s all in the Oil!” – And my answer is - So What? Oil wealth IS wealth and the progress that Azerbaijan and Baku is making is very real! According to study Azerbaijan is a world leader in GDP growth and it shows!
People we met in Azerbaijan were all extremely warm and friendly. Oh and in the center of the city where all the “expensive” stuff is going on I saw some really beautiful young girls. Dressed very stylish too. In general I really liked the dressing code of the younger people in Baku. Quite refreshing!
Apart from all that I have to mention our Taxi drivers(We used Taxi 4 times that day) So all of our drivers were very friendly, polite, oh and they were driving pretty well too… (Heheh, sure I write this as a sharp contrast to Tbilisi’s often(mostly) horrible Taxi service…)
Prices on certain goods were a bit higher then in Tbilisi… Like for example mineral water “Vitel” costing double of it's price in Tbilisi…
… ah, sure I forgot to mention about Caspian sea, it looks quite nice and the Baku has a nice shore… which as I understand is going to turn soon into something completely different and “shiny”. Meanwhile the parks surrounding that area are quite nice.(As are the multimillon dollar yachts at the coast)
Sure Azerbaijan as Georgia has still some ways to go and things to fix… like in this case a bit less corruption could bring things on a whole new level for Azerbaijan… All in all I really liked what I saw and I wish all the best to our neighbors in Azerbaijan. And if I may add I predict that in 15 to 20 years Baku will be known as one of the financial capitals of the world. Just wait and see, it need’s just few more years to be on par with the best European city’s today and unlike some city’s it is not afraid too look expensive and impressively gorgeous I think that’s quite cool!

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Yeah, I forgot to mention... DO NOT take any Azeri Manat's with you from another country.(Trust me) Exchange the money when you arrive! ;) Just a friendly advice...


I'm off to Japan!



Yoroshiku


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Knocking On Heavens Door

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MY HOLIDAYS ARE OVER!!!






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"Mic Check"
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I'm back to CERN and I just have to write about some totally awesome people here. Extremely professional and always super friendly and well just a very very nice people.


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For few days I'm back to my home and it's now I truly realise how I missed everyone and everything. While "mountains" of work still await me back at CERN :) I still have few days left to do the things that just have to be done.

As for Geneva, it's already a part of my soul, I love her! It's like being away from someone that you love with whole your heart. Besides now I'm starting to miss all the people and things at CERN. I mean we all are much more then colleagues, we are great friends!
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"Time"

"...
Home, home again
I like to be here when I can
And when I come home cold and tired
Its good to warm my bones beside the fire
Far away across the field
The tolling of the iron bell
Calls the faithful to their knees
To hear the softly spoken magic spells."


Thx Flyer!

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Deep Purple Concert at Geneva Arena


The tickets where sold out and I was not lucky enough  to get the seated place instead I had to be among the crowd of adoring fans and stand om my legs for hours. (But damn that was Deep Purple and well who cared about else...)

Geneva (HEARTS)
Deep Purple ____________

 I was fashionably late to Geneva Arena concert hall that is conveniently located at the Geneva Palexpo.(It's where all those Geneva car shows take place and some other*** things...heheh) The fans where outside, among them where plenty of people in their fifty's. I bet that's the kind of music they listened when they where in my age.
 I will not lie to "ye" I'm a Led Zeppelin's man. I love that rock band more then any other out there. But I also had some Deep Purple songs on my mp3 player too, so it was still very very good.

 The concert was LOUD, FUN and has left the show floor covered in litter and sweetness. No really it was SWEET(Cuz the show floors are sweet in Switzerland) and because of all the Coca-cola and beer that was spilled on the show floor. The fans where crazy and as one of the best drummers was banging his instruments people got closer to nirvana.
 
When the crowds go wild:

There is no telling there where some really awesome songs on the show, but one was on everybody's mind. Which song?!

Why this one of course  -

"Smoke On The Water" :

" We all came out to montreux
 On the lake geneva shoreline
 To make records with a mobile
 We didnt have much time
 Frank zappa and the mothers
 Were at the best place around
 But some stupid with a flare gun
 Burned the place to the ground
 Smoke on the water, fire in the sky
 ... "

This song has totally crazed the fans sending them to climax and cheering for their favorite band. It was a sweet sight and one of the best rocking roll moments I have witnessed!

 Unfortunately my camera was snatched right in front of the entry a rather eagle eyed stuff member of the Arena has gently forced me to leave my camera at the entrance, till the show was done.



I was hoping to make some shots of the stage with all the high end gorgeous equipment, but I was intercepted by a pretty employee of the Arena who has not allowed me to make even a single shot of the stage. She smiled to me and said "No" (Oh yeah, I have that effect on all the women, they smile to me...)

At least I made this final shot of the Geneva Arena to calm myself for this over forced protection of this band from my camera. :)


Looks nice. It has this "I would have made this logo" feel to it. :)

There is no doubt which band is the all time favorite in this city. With such phenomenal music talent and legendary rock song about this city. Deep Purple is always welcome here, with the open arms.
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"Stairway To Heaven"
"The Song Remains The Same"
"I Can't Quit You Baby"
 
 
Deep Purple:

"Sometimes I Feel Like Screaming"

The Beatles:

"Here Comes The Sun"
"In My Life"


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_____________Geneva blog _____________________________________I_ ______________________________Genève__________________



By chance I was invited to work at the CERN that is located near Geneva (
Genève)
This blog is about my life in this amazing city and work at the worlds most advanced laboratory of particle physics.

Now in my 23, I have been to many country's around the world and have seen lots of different city's but this one is very special to me:
 It's really easy for me to say now: "I LOVE YOU GENEVE!, I love you with whole my heart you have changed my views on many things!"  The People, Nature and French language that I to my shame still can't speak can't miss it. It gets to you and makes you better. I love nearly everything about this place.


Clocks - > THIS IS SWITZERLAND!

  Geneva is a small city indeed and I have heard tons of complains that it's  too quiet or even boring...  I just can't agree on that. The city is small, but it has so many different flavors to it. It's so damn multicultural and there are people from just any country you can imagine. It has a vast array of different religions and you can constantly discover new vistas... and when you think you have seen it all (As I did a while ago) You take another look and discover a whole new dimension of the city detail. Just take a closer look at the obvious things and Geneve comes to life, it's one of a kind city. I'm certain there are no other places like this one. This city has  has it's city culture as  if it was a huge metropolis. (I mean it's
definitely  more mature compared to it's size.)
 
During the summer the whole city turns into the endless concerts party's and night outs. They call it "Fêtes de Genève". (not "FAT" bastards :) The Music/Flowers/Sun (Beer) is good, but the dancing is not on my part (Besides I don't wanna shock anyone with my inability for basic hand-leg coordination so I'm not dancing at all) And you know what(?) It's a botanical garden here. I thought we at Tbilisi had this great nature in the city, but what Geneva offers that is just beyond any imagination. The city is more like a thin layer of butter on a big slice of bread then a tight grouped city that has too many things going on at some places while being totally quite elsewhere. This offers some great green locations/gardens/ parks / lakes and stuff like that nearly at every step.
 
Old city...  I'll just have to post some pictures of that.


St. Pierre Cathedral (aka my "hangout place" at the evenings... it's quiet, dark and I like it there, some benches under the trees, some Led Zeppelin music for my ears and the worlds worries go away.)

It's amazing how things have preserved. The old parts of the city are particularly amazing and I can say that it's like a real time machine within the city. Once you get to the old parts of the town you feel like it's closer to year 1700 or so, then say current 2007. Having said that
Geneve is as modern as any European city can get. But it's modern touches, unlike  in Tbilisi don't often destroy the past instead the benefits of modern progress add to the city. Add functionality/security/beauty and other
various improvements.


Near the city center.

Great number of international organizations and corporations have headquarters set up in Geneve. Both important and some important &
unfunctional. (Like say UN...)
 Among other bells and whistles I should note that Geneve holds the name of the second best city in the world via it's living standards and comes second after (Also Swiss)
Zürich. (Which I'm sure is FANTASTIC city on it's own right, but still French language and especially when girls talk, it totally melts my heart. And in Zürich they speak mostly in German (Which I know to some acceptable level.) So they may too have Swiss cheese, chocolate and Alps, but they miss one essential ingredient which Geneve has in full and that is FRENCH!


Your typical 
apartments at Meryn district in Geneve. (That's where I live, it's pretty close to both CERN and Geneva city centre. Plus extra 10 mins of sleep in the morning cost A LOT to my dear moi!) btw the famous mount Mont Blanc is visible from that area.



Don't mind the blur in this shot. Instead think what the hell is with those lightning on the floor? Well that's how Geneva welcomes people from different cultures each of this bright stones has a nice word  in different languages. Like say, 
"Hello"  in Japanese "こんにちは。" or  "Thank you" in Turkish for example. (I think it's a very nice touch)

(If Red Hot Chili Peppers sing about CALIFORNICATION, I would sing about GENEVEVICATION!) I have This sick EViL dream that every city on earth should look at least a little like Geneve ! Yess YEESSS!!! ...  (^_^) Let's make French language the official world language and throw away all the math and other things till we get really well with this sweet language!

So that no one of us still not speaking(incl. me...) would never feel confused when encountering another wondering soul:

"Parle vu France?"
 

The "horrible" truth here is that you can find little parts of Geneve in almost any part of Europe (Even my hometown for example) and vise versa, because it's a small worldwide city.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneva            - Geneve wiki

http://map.search.ch/geneve.en.html          - Entire city map from space (Google Maps like thingy)


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 "Achilles Last Stand"
 "We're Gonna Groove"
 "Dazed And Confused"
 

Your  Daikide (magnificent bastard)
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CERN



  In case you where wondering CERN is a holly mecca place for all the scientists of the world. It's the huge laboratory city that drives the progress in particle physics today.
 All kinds of specialists have a job here. Physicists/Engineers/Computer Programmers/... 
CERN lies in Switzerland and 1/3 in France. The language we speak here is English, but people here are literally from every corner of our planet.


That's how my daily CERN experience begins. The iconic number nine bus on the road to CERN.

"...The blue bus is callin' us
The blue bus is callin' us
Driver, where you taken' us...
" -  The Doors - The End

And now guess what's the name of the first street to the right as soon as you enter the CERN?


aaaaah that was the easy one ha?



Typical offices at CERN (looks nice, but in most of em it's all wires PC's Hardware /Technology/ Desks/ Adapters of some sorts more wires  and  stuff like that.)


   Building 40 (ATLAS experiment) lobby.
That's where the teams often have meetings. ppl drink Tea/Coffee & eat delicious French cruasans while talking about some work and stuff...

P.S.

 CERN is also a homeland of the World Wide Web. But I have no doubts that much bigger things will happen here as the big projects are coming together very well.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CERN              - CERN wiki
(Ever read "Angels & Demons" 
by Dan Brown?? Hmm?)


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Jimi Hendrix: 
"Hey Joe"
"Purple Haze"
"Foxy Lady"


The Doors:
"Riders Of The Storm"
"Light My Fire"


Your  Daikide (magnificent bastard)

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 - One of those sweet eye candy shots ;) 


(This photo is done by flyer ;) გაუფრთხილდით თქვენ ქალაქს ქართველებო! (^_^)           

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Here!   <---   Well this one has some info too (Where to get drunk in style...)

Tbilisi Municipal Portal is also located --->  Here!

Tourism portal ---> Here!

Here    <--- Agency Of Protected Areas (Has some nice pictures and videos of Nature)
               
Some of you have asked me for the Yellow Pages in Georgia -> Here!

- Some like such CrAzY modern buildings... some(MaNy) totally hate them. I personally think they are fine ;)


-interior of one of  "those fancy Cafés with girly drinks..."  in the old district.

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Rustaveli Theatre (A dream destination for every Georgian actor/actress)  
http://www.rustavelitheatre.ge

TBC Bank... (I met a nice girl there today :) An amazing collection of pictures of Georgia by "Flyer" http://www.flickr.com/photos/flyergeorge/
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    Holy Trinity Cathedral


<----------- By Emilia Malys


<--------------------
By Dimitri Kikacheishvili ---------->

 
few clouds up there...  Few clouds up there...  
Mmmm... I love this city  Mmmm... I love this city
Shardeni street (no ppl during day :) - Shardeni street
(no ppl during day :)

I can see my house from here yaay!


  Tbilisi - "B. Paichadze Stadium" (That's like 50m from my home Yay!)+ I can watch football with the best sound system in the world - Thousands of real crazy fans screaming! 

  Tbilisi - "Locomotive Stadium"
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Narikala is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi

   Shardeni street (Old city)
(All kinds of Cafes at Shardeni street)

Tbilisi Opera (Old picture)
http://www.opera.ge/

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<--Old Tbilisi drawings-->









On the bridge! (You can see the bike accident results on this guys right leg... He's OK now ;)

Some girl made this picture. She said it was cold and they needed a scarf!

Say "Cheese!"
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 By LJ Member </b></a>[info]fdwl 
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I'm liKE SoO ToTally JUMPING!


(Same shot at night)


"Abanot Ubani" Old bath district

Calothic Cathedral, not Tbilisi, but rather Batumi... :) Still lovely place... ah the Sea...

Old city



This is done by LJ member fizzybody      
It is COMPLETELY irrelevant to Tbilisi pics as it has been made in Athens... dunno why the writing says "Philosoph" But hey check out the cute girly toes :))

The Wall (by Imolcho)



<--------- "Betania" By Sopho Nadareishvili




Mayors Office

<-------- This two pics are from http://hotels.ltd.ge
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Some Cafe's






This picture is done by "RockGirl".




"Sveti Tskoveli" Cathedral at Mtskheta (Near Tbilisi)

We are watching you handsome...

 The Star Wars reference is needed here...  :)

<-----------This two pictures are done by Mr. Frederic Chaubin
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Road Ministry building


"Narikala"(In the far right) is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi





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The authors of the following pics are unknown to me, but hey thx guys ;)


 Purple haze baby... Well maybe not EXACTLY purple... but few glasses of nice cold Guinness can fix that, period.


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The old districts are as funny and filled with detail as they can get. :)
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The Following gems are from Miro's collection:



The guy with his iPod(or whatever) ... that's pretty much me...




Every Georgian would tell you that Bruce Lee is made of pure awesomeness!






 
For more of such Tbilisi graffiti pics head here!     (There's even a pic of Tintin and his dog!) :) 
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By Flyer,

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Mountain river


Some old... emm really old books...


This is from amazing collection of Imolcho.Much more found here!
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