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[newstech24]

Tottenham Hotspur eye Yoane Wissa

Tottenham Hotspur are excited by signing Yoane Wissa from London and Premier League rivals Brentford in the summertime switch window, in accordance with The Guardian. The North London membership have held ‘inner discussions a couple of transfer for Wissa’. Spurs, although, should not the one membership which might be excited by a summer time deal for Wissa. Nottingham Forest wished to signal the…

[rightscoop]

Brentford makes Kayode's firm and says that Wissa 'is not on sale'

Brentford has signed the Fiorentina defender Michael Kayode on loan and insist that the striker Yane Wissa will not leave the club this month. Wissa, 28, recently became the top scorer of the club in the Premier League and has scored 41 goals in total since Lorient arrived in 2021. He was linked to a transfer to Nottingham Forest earlier this week, but manager Thomas Frank cannot see any…

[hive-honey]

Our best striker duo 🥹 10/10 on Sky Sports’ Best Friend Test 💯

[unitedbydevils]

Match Review: Brentford 4-3 Manchester United

I'm not arsed. Just focus on winning the Europa, lads, and all else can be forgotten in time.

This was an incredibly young side on average, I think our third youngest ever in the Premier League? It had shades of Jose's young side vs Palace, ft. Josh Harrop.

Mason Mount scored, so that's nice, but our £60m injury-plagued attacking midfielder still didn't do a lot in the grand scheme of things. Worrying. And depressing that we paid for him so Chelsea could get Cole fucking Palmer.

Then United happens - Kayode's throw barely repelled, Amass bodied off the second ball like a ragdoll, and a mean deflection from Shaw means an own goal at the near post, though why Bayindir wasn't on it I do not know.

1-1 became 2-1 through Schade, became 3-1 late in the second half through Schade, became 4-1 through Wissa. Fuck.

United did have some fight in them though: give-and-go from Garnacho and Eriksen teed up the Argentine forward to hammer home a belting finish to make it 4-2, and a nutmeg finish from the edge of the box from Amad made it 4-3.

Too little too late from United, but the right people scoring goals in lieu of players like Bruno being rested ahead of Thursday's Europa second leg.

Was it good enough? No. But is United's squad? No. I'm taking Brentford's front line over ours at the moment. Says everything you need to know. Maybe Garnacho gets more consistent, maybe Mount delivers more, and Obi will come good in time, but ultimately we're weak and feeble and in our own heads at the moment. We're crawling to the finish line of the league season and it's not pretty viewing.

[7ciks2277567]

It's one of those days where I feel like getting on top of a building and screaming YOU ALL DID THIS TO ME and then hurtling my body towards the concrete and resting well with the trauma I will have caused all passerby

[fearsmagazine]

THERE'S A ZOMBIE OUTSIDE | Trailer, Poster & Image

Having once found solace in art, a man whose identity is intertwined with cult cinema soon begins to have issues distinguishing fact from fiction when he believes he’s seeing a monster from his movies for real, leading him to question the very foundations of reality…and himself.

Written and directed by Michael Varrati, THERE'S A ZOMBIE OUTSIDE stars Ben Baur, Phylicia Wissa, Danny Plotner, Ty Chen, Francisco Chacin, William Lott, Tiffany Shepis, and Peaches Christ.

THERE'S A ZOMBIE OUTSIDE is coming to Digital and Cable VOD March 4th, 2025, from Gravitas Ventures.

[cepheusgalaxy]

Ah new oc i just made up: Wissa, Dimitri's handler, whom she calls "master". He's not the worst in the world so he barely counts as a whumper but he doesn't hesitate in dehumanizing them and scolding their misbehaviors. He's a sweet tooth.

[valentin10]

YOANE WISSA AT THE DOUBLE 🇨🇩💪 | Brentford 3-2 AFC Bournemouth | Premier League Highlights

[neodymiumcuilz]

HELP WISSAM AND HER FAMILY FROM GAZA 🍉🍉

Could you imagine living in a situation where death is at every corner, bombs surround you. We live in a world where knowing you will be alive tomorrow is a privilege, and Wissam ( @wesam75 ) does not share that privilege living through the humiliation and degrading conditions of genocide. A genocide the world and media turns a blind eye to.

Wissam has lost everything, her story of pain and loss is devastating and beyond the comprehension of most. Please read her words, see her as a human being, and not a number, not a statistic;

" I am Wissam, married to Ibrahim, he is very sick and I am pregnant. I don't know how to describe to you the feeling of war, pain, suffering and destruction that we live here.

Just imagine that I lost my home and my job and lived through the destruction.We have been at war for a year or more. I live in a small tent in the cold and winter. My daughter needs health care, but I am alone and under these circumstances I cannot give her the most basic rights. We are now in a severe famine and cannot find any kind of food. She needs healthy food, but even that has become difficult to obtain due to exploitation and the lack of the most basic resources. Here in the tent we drowned due to the heavy rains. Surviving death is so difficult that they closed the crossing in front of us and now we cannot travel and we are still here in Gaza, the destruction. "

Imagine the pain of a parent in Gaza, who cannot protect their children from starvation, disease, sickness, injury and the bitter cold. Never complain about your life, because you are living someone else's dream. As I write this, 22% of the goal has been reached, and the last donation was 2 days ago. Donations are stagnant, and need to keep flowing.

They have raised less than €2,000. They have hardly raised enough to buy food in the Gaza Strip. If you could donate even the price of a coffee, or share with someone who has the means to help, you are directly participating in helping a Gazan family stay alive. In this day and age, helping people has never been easier yet people turn a blind eye and are hesitant. Don't be that person, be a light in the darkness for Wissam and her family.

(Scan the QR code to donate, anything helps <3)

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[skylarkspinner]

fiber art adventures in egypt

I recently got back from a trip to Egypt & finally got around to organizing some pictures to share. One of the things I was most excited about was seeing what I could find on fiber arts and textiles.

Dropping everything under a read more, 'cause this will be a long post haha

first visit: the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC)

At the time of visiting, they had a special textiles exhibit. It covered Pharonic Egypt all the way up to modern times, although I only had time to check out the dynastic & a bit of the Coptic portion of the exhibit (which was what I was really hoping to see anyways)

Was super excited to see this diorama in person. I knew about it but had never seen good pictures of it. From the little I've seen of ancient Egyptian spinning, spinning with two spindles seems to be the norm rather than a master technique? It also shows up in tomb art, which the exhibit also shared:

They also used a different fiber preparation (splicing to create a rove of fiber, no traditional drafting to my understanding) so that probably made a difference? Regardless I really want to see if I can replicate the technique, especially because their spindles look so similar to modern spindles??

I took so many pictures of spindles, guys, and I fully intend to either have a few replicas made or to learn to make some myself. Also, although they were unlabeled... I'm pretty sure those are beaters for weaving? That was a bit of a trend with this trip, so much stuff was unlabeled :( I would've killed to at least get some date estimates for some of the stuff they had on display. I was nerding out in here though, and my family took a few pictures of how excited I was getting. A bit embarrassing, but eh haha

The exhibit also had a section on natural dyes used with a fun visual;

There was several diagrams specifically describing each dye source, but in the interest of not overloading on pictures I'll just list them out. For blues; woad, Yellows; turmeric, safflower, saffron, or yellow ochre; reds; madder, henna, pomegranate, and kermes. I originally thought kermes was another way to say cochineal, but it only seems to be distantly related.

next visit: Ramses Wissa Wassef Art Center

A small art center dedicated to hand-weaving wool and cotton tapestries. All of their work was museum quality & awe inspiring!!

Was even invited to their back rooms to watch a few of their weavers working; no I don't have room to put a room-sized loom anywhere but heck do I want one now

Our guide that took us through talked a bit about the natural dyes they use (all of their dyes are dyed in house with what they grow in their dye garden!!!) and got excited to hear I was also interested in natural dyes! He seemed a bit disappointed I'd never worked with indigo and. while indigo scares me, I'll take it as a sign that maybe I should try some time this year haha.

final visit; the Egyptian Museum

we really had to rush through this one which was a huge shame because it's packed full of artifacts. Also, the lighting in there is atrocious, so apologies for the not great pictures ahead.

They had a fascinating display of textile tools, more than what the NMEC had;

(Hand for size reference) I want all of these spindles! So badly! But a few of them look so much like a few of the spindles I own already?? A few of them had a spiraling notch, that's so cool? But also, what's going on with the one with two whorls? I have no idea. I'm fascinated.

Look at these whorls!! Although again, I'm a bit confused; the lack of labeling strikes again. Unsure why some of these "whorls" have two holes, or what the metal object with the wooden handle is. The display implies sewing needles, and some of them do look like it, but others.... really don't look like sewing needles. I'm absolutely enchanted by this little whorl though. I think it has birds on it?

More objects that I'm baffled by- the signage doesn't really indicate what some of this stuff is, if it's even known. Also confused by the object wrapped in white string in the right pic; it looks like a distaff but to the best of my knowledge the (ancient at least) Egyptians didn't use distaffs. It probably popped up in later times and was put in this display since it was still relevant, but I'm still not sure.

I have so many more pictures & thoughts but I'll save those for more specific future projects. I've been doing research outside this trip on ancient Egyptian spinning techniques and desperately want to go deeper into that, this trip just solidified how excited it makes me. If you made it all the way through this, many thanks for reading!

Bonus; look at this ancient linen 🥺

[hive-honey]

Jensen the cat, and Wissa the human — one of the chosen few with the privilege to pet.

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[virovac]

Boosting Wesam/Wissam's family

@wesam12

This campaign appears as #599 on this list created by @/gazavetters

Wesam family has a lot of notes but only recently vetted so needs help building

After a recent bombing they need $450 dollars to rebuild their campsite and have only raised $75 (starting counting of donations from 2 days ago)

Gofundme says $1,377 raised total over course of campaign, but as most of that would be spent....

by now our goal is to reach $1,712 on the gofundme page to let them rebuild

Please share/reblog, and maybe donate if you can. DM @/virovac if want to be removed   @slowopoke @isa-ah @anti-ao3

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[shaimaafekry]

Beautiful morning 🌿

Ramses Wissa Waesf art center 🕊️🌻

[askgildaseniors]

Phylicia Wissa told a profoundly personal tale about finding a long-lost link to her father's side of the family. Growing up, she stated that her queries concerning her father were treated with silence, leaving her with little understanding of his life and family. This dearth of information remained for years, and it wasn't until 2019 that she learned an important fact: her father had a sister and five siblings. This realization was fresh to her and signaled the start of a transforming journey.

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