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16 февраля 2015, 22:29

Командование украинской армии на день Святого Валентина преподнесла очередной подарок ополчению Донбасса.

Из достоверных источников получена информация о том, что в ночь с 13 на 14 февраля был отдан приказ о передислокации механизированной группы украинских военнослужащих, состоящей из 60 единиц техники, в том числе новых БТРов, "кугуаров", а также 140 человек личного состава в район г. Мариуполя.

По ходу движения колонны приказ был откорректирован и колонна отправилась прямиком в район Дебальцево. Колонна зашла в котел и тот благополучно захлопнулся. Связь с бойцами потеряна их местонахождение неизвестно.

Оставшиеся в расположении части военные благодарят Всевышнего за то, что им не пришлось подчиниться бездумному и варварскому приказу начальства и молятся за жизни своих товарищей, перспектива которых остаться в живых мизерная.

Тэги: Дебальцево, котел, Мариуполь

Rumplestiltskin, also known as the Dark One, is a character on ABC’s Once Upon a Time. He débuts in the first episode of the first season. He is portrayed by starring cast member Robert Carlyle and guest star Wyatt Oleff and is the Enchanted Forest counterpart of Mr. Gold.Rumplestiltskin is based on a character of similar name from the fairytale, “Rumpelstiltskin”. He also takes the place of the Beast from the fairytale, “Beauty and the Beast” and the crocodile from Peter and Wendy.As a child, Rumplestiltskin watches his father, Malcolm, swindle a participant out of money in a rigged shuffle card game and then get beat up for it, though he tries to intervene to protect his only parent. The man steals Malcolm’s money, leaving both father and son penniless. Rumplestiltskin is sent to a pair of wool spinners while his father goes off to look for work. Reluctant to be left behind, he is consoled when presented with a straw doll by his father. Urged by his father to name the doll so it can be his protector, Rumplestiltskin chooses “Peter Pan”. For the duration of his stay, he becomes quite good at spinning wool, earning much praise from the two spinsters. They suggest he can spin for kings and queens one day. Pleased with his own skill, Rumplestiltskin envisions earning money in this line of work so he and his father can be together. The spinsters discourage him from it since Malcolm’s reputation as a cheat and coward will never die down while they hand Rumplestiltskin a magic to take himself to another land, and reveal his father is continuing to deceit people out of money at the pub. They stress that a man such as him wants neither a job or responsibilities and will be a burden to Rumplestiltskin forever. In disbelief, Rumplestiltskin goes to find his father at the pub as the spinster said. Despite his father’s terrible ways, Rumplestiltskin still wants to believe in him, suggesting they start afresh together by using a magic bean. Malcolm recalls the phrase “think lovely thoughts”, which he often said to himself at night during his difficult childhood years, and traveled to a wonderful place called Neverland in his dreams.They use the bean to reach Neverland, where Malcolm quickly realizes he can no longer fly as he did in his boyhood years, and proposes they look for pixie dust so the feat is possible again. Rumplestiltskin waits beneath the tree as his father climbs up. A moment later, Malcolm gives up on his dream of flying because adults don’t belong in Neverland, so Rumplestiltskin advises they can try another land as all that matters is being together. Rather than that, Rumplestiltskin is grabbed by the Shadow, but manages to hold onto his father, who reveals he wants to stay in Neverland alone and regain youth. Rumplestiltskin is let go by Malcolm and whisked up higher as he drops his doll and watches his father transform into a young boy. Dropped back home, Rumplestiltskin seeks comfort at the spinsters’ cottage as he cries over his father’s abandonment. The spinsters offer him a home with them. On a lesser level, Rumplestiltskin is upset his doll, Peter Pan, is gone forever. (“Think Lovely Thoughts”)When Rumplestiltskin is older, he marries a woman named Milah, and together they live in a village spinning and selling wool. One day, he is drafted to fight in the ogre war; excited to prove himself and show that he is not a coward like his father. However, in the training camp, the prisoner he is assigned to watch over as his first task a Seer indicates she knows of his fate, and would gladly exchange this information for a glass of water. She tells him that Milah is pregnant, and that his actions on the battlefield will leave his son fatherless. Skeptical at first, Rumplestiltskin eventually believes what she says and intentionally injures himself, so that he can get out of the war and be with his son, Baelfire. Once he returns home, Rumplestiltskin attempts to explain to Milah about the seer’s prophecy, but she is astonished that he is gullible enough to believe in such a thing. Disgusted with his cowardice, she argues it would have been much more honorable for him to die and for Baelfire to have a dead father that fought in the war. (“Manhattan”)As the years pass, Milah grows more and more disillusioned and unhappy with the life she has with Rumplestiltskin. She drinks and gambles at the bar with a pirate captain, Killian Jones, and his ship crew men. He comes by to bring Milah home, to which she jeers and mocks him for his cowardly reputation. From outside, Baelfire comes in asking for his mother, and only then does Milah depart for her son’s sake. At home, Milah tries to persuade Rumplestiltskin that it’s possible for them to have a better life in another place where he doesn’t have to live in the shadow of his reputation and they can travel the world. Instead, Rumplestiltskin pushes her to make the marriage work for Baelfire. She reluctantly agrees, but the next morning, he hears word of Milah’s kidnapping by Killian. Rumplestiltskin attempts to rescue his wife, but is turned away by Killian when he is too cowardly to duel with him. Regretfully, he returns home to tell Baelfire that his mother is dead. (“The Crocodile”)When the kingdom resorts to using children as soldiers in yet another ogre war, Rumplestiltskin and his son flee into the forest, only to be found and bullied by royal knights. After the knights leave, Rumplestiltskin and Baelfire are approached by a mysterious old man who offers them help in exchange for a small amount of food and company. After Rumplestiltskin explains his reason for running away, the old man has a better idea and steers him towards stealing a magical dagger from the Duke’s castle. As holder of the dagger, Rumplestiltskin can control the Dark One, a terrifying entity with unmatched magical powers who is the most feared being in all the land. He decides to steal the dagger with the hopes of protecting Baelfire and turning the Dark One into a force of good. However, Rumplestiltskin can’t see himself keeping the Dark One as a slave as he is terrified of him. Convinced he has no other choice, Rumplestiltskin sets fire to the Duke’s castle and makes off with the blade. Afterwards, he meets Baelfire in the forest and sends him home. Once alone, Rumplestiltskin summons the Dark One and cowers at the being’s presence. When the Dark One taunts him about Baelfire not truly being his son, Rumplestiltskin stabs the entity in a fit of blind rage. Shockingly, he discovers the Dark One is the old man who told him about the dagger. The man briefs on all the horrible deeds he was forced to do as the Dark One and states death is welcome release and ominously warns Rumplestiltskin that “magic always comes with a price”. Then, Rumplestiltskin’s own name replaces Zoso’s on the dagger, and he gains the powers of the Dark One. Relishing over his new found status, he returns home to humiliate and kill the knights who harassed him and his son while Baelfire looks on in terror. (“Desperate Souls”)As Rumplestiltskin continues his reign as the Dark One, he keeps Baelfire constantly at home and doesn’t allow him to be outside. One day, he returns home with a knife as a present for his son. Upset, Baelfire knocks it off the table and proclaims he wants nothing his father gains from being the Dark One. Rumplestiltskin learns what Baelfire desires most is freedom, but he misunderstands and thinks his son wants to live in castle. As he hastily suggests procuring one right away, Baelfire says he wants to go out and have friends. Rumplestiltskin forbids it as this will be an easier way for his enemies to kidnap his son and hold him captive. However, Baelfire wonders if his father’s protectiveness is actually a fear his own son will leave and never come back. His son’s words strike a nerve, but Rumplestiltskin quickly asserts his feelings are simply out of concern for Baelfire’s safety as he doesn’t want to ever lose him. He returns home the next day with a crown for Baelfire to wear to go along with the castle, but his son is gone. After tracking Baelfire to the small town of Hamlin, he discovers from the townspeople that all the children in the village disappeared the prior night when there was a sound of a flute playing, and it’s possible Baelfire went as well.During the night, Rumplestiltskin watches as boys sneak out of their homes and are guided by the sound of a pan flute to a campfire where many youngsters dance around fervently in animal masks. He is not able to discern which one is Baelfire, but spies the cloaked piper and runs over to snap his flute in half. As the stranger takes off his hood, Rumplestiltskin is shocked to see the piper is Peter Pan, who he remembers as the person his father became. Steeling himself against Pan, Rumplestiltskin questions him about his reason for taking Baelfire. Pan admits it’s lonely in Neverland and wants a few companions, especially since only certain boys filled with loneliness can hear the instrument’s music, further explaining why Rumplestiltskin heard it as well. Rumplestiltskin is pushed around by Pan, who accuses him of craving power, but in actuality, is nothing more than an unloved, lonely lost boy. When Pan alleges Baelfire is already part of his group, he also challenges Rumplestiltskin’s various abandonment issues. To put Rumplestiltskin’s trust in his son to the test, Pan commands him to ask his son if he wishes to stay or leave out of free will. Rumplestiltskin ignores him and whisks Baelfire home with magic. Back at home, he attempts to help an angry Baelfire see the dangers by disclosing his own past relationship with Pan, stating he knew him as a boy, but was betrayed in the end. Even so, Baelfire shares his knowledge of the deal Pan offered his father. He also states Pan said his father’s trust and love for him would be proven by allowing a choice of free will. To Rumplestiltskin’s shock, Baelfire shouts had he been asked, it would have been to stay with his father. Bitterly, Baelfire contemplates the lost chance at being a family with him, though Rumplestiltskin says they still can, though his son storms out abruptly. (“Nasty Habits”)Eager to fulfill his promise, Rumplestiltskin puts his new found powers to use by bringing about an end to the ogre war by walking into the middle of battlefields and brokering a truce between the warring parties. However, while this good deed brings Rumplestiltskin reverence and respect, the powers of the Dark One have corrupted his mind, causing him to continually hurt people and seek more power for fear that he would not be able to protect Baelfire from his enemies otherwise. As a downside, people begin to fear him due to his wealth and power, especially since Rumplestiltskin publicly demonstrates cruelty towards a peddler after Baelfire injuries his knee running into the man’s wagon. Though Baelfire believes his father would not need so much power if he simply did not have any, Rumplestiltskin details the only way to rid himself of the Dark One’s abilities is if someone killed him with the dagger. In a deal, Rumplestiltskin agrees to give up his powers, if there is way to do so without dying, if Baelfire can find a way. Baelfire comes back home with a magic bean given to him by the Blue Fairy so they can both go to a land without magic, thus making Rumplestiltskin without his powers. However, when the a portal is opened for them to jump into, Rumplestiltskin backs out of his promise to Baelfire, clinging onto his son’s hand while the dagger keeps himself from falling in, until he finally lets go of Baelfire as the vortex closes. When he finally comes to terms with the fact his son is gone, Rumplestiltskin furiously calls the Blue Fairy and begs her to send him to Baelfire. She says it is impossible to do without any magical means, and accidentally lets it slip that a powerful curse can bring him to his son. From this point on, Rumplestiltskin vehemently swears to stop at nothing, even if it means sacrificing an entire world, to reunite with his beloved Baelfire. (“The Return”)Since Rumplestiltskin’s loss of his son, the seer, now much older, appears before him once more and proclaims the future she foresaw for him many years ago has recently come to pass. With magical force, he demands information out of her about how to reach his son. Eventually, she allows him to take her powers so that he may learn to see into the future. By doing so, the burden of future sight is no longer in her hands. Just as the seer is drawing her last breaths of life, she sees into his future one last time. She speaks of how he find his son under the most unusual of circumstances, and a young boy who will be the key to the reunion. Alas, this boy will also be his undoing. Despite her warning, he doesn’t see the boy as a true threat and decides to kill him when the time comes. (“Manhattan”)A time gap passes, and Rumplestiltskin is promised a magic bean by a man named William Smee. Rumplestiltskin agrees and promises the man eternal life in exchange, but if the bargain is not met, he will age him to dust. Before leaving the bar, Rumplestiltskin sees Killian Jones enter with his crew and stays to follow after them. In the alley outside the bar, Rumplestiltskin passes them and the pirates proceed to mock him. When Rumplestiltskin reveals himself, Killian recognizes him as the coward from his ship, but also as the Dark One. They begin a duel, with Killian nearly having his heart ripped out by Rumplestiltskin, until a very much alive Milah pleads on the pirate’s behalf. He learns the truth of Milah’s disappearance all those years ago, that the kidnapping was nothing but a cover story, and she willingly went with Killian because they fell in love. Rumplestiltskin is furious, but Milah offers him Smee’s magic bean in exchange for both Killian’s life as well as her own. They meet aboard Killian’s ship the next day to seal the deal. Unable to hold back his inquiries, he questions her judgement in leaving their son behind. Milah admits to feeling guilty about her choice, which she made while miserable in the marriage with Rumplestiltskin. As the argument heats up, she denies ever loving him, causing Rumplestiltskin to rip out her heart out of rage. While Killian cradles a dying Milah in his arms, Rumplestiltskin crushes her heart to ash. Then, he procures the magic bean by cutting off Killian’s clenched left hand. Though Killian stabs him with a hook, it has no effect on Rumplestiltskin, who departs unharmed. When he finally checks the severed hand, he discovers the bean is missing. (“The Crocodile”)In a deal with Jiminy, who wishes to be free of his parents, Martin and Myrna, Rumplestiltskin gives him a potion to transform them into another form. However, Jiminy’s parents switch the potion to give it to a village couple, Stephen and Donna, which converts them into puppets. Afterwards, the puppets are retained in Rumplestiltskin’s possession in his castle. (“That Still Small Voice”)Rumplestiltskin has a vision through his future sight, which brings him to a miller’s daughter, Cora, who is stuck in a room with straw after boasting she can spin straw into gold. King Xavier will give her death if she does not do it. Rumplestiltskin claims that he can help her, but for a cost. He shows Cora that he can spin straw into gold, and states that he will help her out if she gives him her firstborn child, who will have great importance in the future he foresees. She agrees, but only if he teaches her how to spin straw into gold. He instructs that the key to making magic work is to give into the rage of emotion she feels at her worst moment. They bond over their similar, humiliating experiences. Her anger channels into magic, and turns the straw into gold. After Cora wins the hand of King Xavier’s son, Rumplestiltskin visits her on the day before the wedding where they share a passionate kiss. Despite being fifth in line once she marries the prince, she has a change of heart and would rather have the genuine love Rumplestiltskin has given her. He decides to change the deal so any child they have together will be his. Cora readily agrees, but wants to learn how to rip out a heart, so she can have revenge on King Xavier. Following this lesson, they settle on meeting under a tree in the castle courtyard after Cora has extracted King Xavier’s heart in a box, and then they will run away together. When she finally arrives, Cora goes back on their agreement as power is more important to her than love. Puzzled, he asks whose heart is in the box. Saddened, Cora admits it is hers as it is necessary to remove the love she has for him to focus on obtaining power. Infuriated at the betrayal, he demands payment for their deal, but Cora reminds him of the changed contract, and any child she has will never be his. (“The Miller’s Daughter”)One evening, Rumplestiltskin is summoned by Regina, the daughter of Cora, when she accidentally says his name out loud from her mother’s spell book. He exhibits knowledge about who she is as their families know each other in the past and future. To his surprise, Regina is a sweet natured woman who doesn’t wish to hurt anyone, particularly when he suggests she can kill Cora. He shows Regina magic mirror to another world and tempts her into getting rid of Cora with a simple push into it. On the day of Regina’s wedding night, Rumplestiltskin manifests inside the mirror reflection to beckon Regina into going through with their plan, to which she obeys. Now free of her mother, she returns the spell book to Rumplestiltskin on her way out of the kingdom. Though Regina insists she doesn’t need magic, he continually prods her over how it felt using magic. She admits, with much hesitancy, that she loved it, but has fears of turning out like her magic obsessed mother. Rumplestiltskin promises that is entirely up to her, and takes Regina under his wing as a magic protege. (“We Are Both”)Rumplestiltskin begins training Regina in the dark arts, but she cannot bring herself to learn how to rip out hearts as her mother did. Annoyed by her hesitation, he tells Regina to figure out what is holding her back. He discovers she is still pining after her dead fiancé, though it is not possible to bring someone back with magic. Instead, he does a bit of research by traveling to the Land Without Color to witnesses a doctor, Victor Frankenstein attempting to retrieve his brother from the dead. They come to a deal for Victor to teach him knowledge on revival while Rumplestiltskin leaves behind a horde of gold for him as payment. He comes to Victor again after the doctor’s failure at revival due to scorching his brother’s heart. Rumplestiltskin guarantees him a stronger heart if he will help fake a failed attempt to restore Regina’s deceased lover. The doctor agrees, and Rumplestiltskin returns to the Enchanted Forest to turn Regina away from magic lessons since she can’t let go of the past. At the same time, Rumplestiltskin procures items from a world traveler, Jefferson. Unknown to Regina, the two are working together to push her to call on Victor to resurrect her fiancé. Victor follows the terms of Rumplestiltskin’s deal to crush Regina’s hopes of regaining her past. Directly after, Rumplestiltskin takes on a new magic apprentice, Trish, though Regina cuts the lessons short by tearing out and crushing the girl’s heart to prove to Rumplestiltskin she is ready for the dark arts. Satisfied with the end result, Rumplestiltskin takes her back, and in secret, gives Victor a heart as promised. They have a disagreement about the usefulness of magic, though Rumplestiltskin is quite certain Victor will discover magic is indeed beneficial. (“The Doctor”, “In the Name of the Brother”)Regina resumes her magic lessons with Rumplestiltskin, but does not show up as planned for one session. That night, while Regina is dining alone, he materializes in the seat across the table frOnline Payroll Solutions You Need To Get bulgari tubogas watch for men Knockoff http://www.bjewelry.ru/en/bulgari-serpenti-tubogas-35mm-steel-watch-sp35c6ss2t-p-223.html

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