#Sen. Karla May

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A bill that would add child sex trafficking and statutory rape to the crimes eligible for the death penalty was debated Monday in a Missouri Senate committee — despite conflicting with U.S. Supreme Court precedent.

The legislation is sponsored by state Sen. Mike Moon, an Ash Grove Republican who said Monday that one of the “principal purposes of government” is to “punish evil.”

Rape of children under 14 and child trafficking of children under 12 would be crimes eligible for the death penalty under his bill.

“And what’s more evil than taking the innocence of the child during the act of a rape? Children are in large part defenseless and an act such as rape can kill the child emotionally,” he said.

“And so I believe a just consequence, after a reasonable opportunity for defense, is death.”

The Senate Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Committee heard the bill Monday.

State Sen. Karla May, a Democrat from St. Louis, pointed to Moon’s stance of “believing in life” as an outspoken opponent of abortion without exception for rape or incest, yet supporting expanding the death penalty.

“A 12 year old who gets pregnant, you believe that she should bring that child in the world, am I correct?” May asked.

“What crime did that child, that developing human child, commit to deserve death?” Moon replied.

“…But you believe in killing the father to that child?” May asked, if the father is a rapist.

“Yes,” Moon said. “If an attacker commits a heinous crime such as the ones that I mentioned in this presentation, I believe that if they’re charged and convicted, absolutely.”

The Rev. Timothy Faber testified in support of Moon’s bill, pointing to the “lifelong repercussions” of child rape and trafficking.

“It’s also a well established fact that those who commit sexual crimes seldom if ever change their ways,” he said. “Once a sexual offender, always a sexual offender.”

Elyse Max, co-director of Missourians to Abolish the Death Penalty, opposed the bill during Monday’s hearing.

“If the goal is to overturn established U.S. Supreme Court precedent, it’s far from a guarantee,” Max said, “and the amount of resources the state of Missouri would have to spend as well as the trauma to child victims during the process cannot be understated.”

The U.S. Supreme Court in the 2008 case Kennedy v. Louisiana ruled giving the death penalty to those convicted of child rape violates the constitution’s ban on cruel and unusual punishment unless the crime results in the victim’s death or is intended to. Only homicide and a narrow set of “crimes against the state” can be punishable by death, the court ruled.

“Adding statutory rape and trafficking as death-eligible crimes are a slippery slope,” Max said, “of expanding the death penalty to non-murder crimes that would bring the constitutionality of Missouri’s death penalty into doubt.”

“Instead of spending millions of dollars to possibly change long-standing precedent, Missouri resources should be spent to protect children from abuse in the first place, and ensure survivors have access to mental health treatment and proper support, following the offense,” Max said.

Moon said, regarding the Supreme Court precedent, that it’s worth challenging.

“That’s something that we need to start the conversation about,” he said, “and those things need to be challenged.”

Florida passed a similar law for victims of rape under age 12 last year. It received bipartisan support. In December, prosecutors in that state announced they’d seek the death penalty in a case of a man accused of sexually abusing a child.

Florida’s Gov. Ron DeSantis has said the state’s bill could lead the U.S. Supreme Court to revisit the issue.

Mary Fox, director of Missouri State Public Defender, which provides defense for the majority of death penalty cases in the state, argued Monday that the death penalty is “no deterrent to a crime.”

Fox also noted that an 18 year old dating a 14 year old could be executed under Moon’s legislation because that would be considered statutory rape.

Mei Hall, a resident of Columbia who also said she was a victim of sexual abuse, also testified in opposition.

“I don’t wish my abuser death,” Hall said. “I wish them to be sequestered away and unable to harm more people, for sure. But I don’t think it’s the state’s place to kill people in general and I don’t think it’s the state’s place to make it more difficult for child victims to come forward.”

Lobbyists from Empower Missouri and Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers also testified against the bill. A lobbyist from ArmorVine, testified in support.

Missouri was one of only five states to carry out death sentences last year, along with Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and Alabama. There are two executions scheduled for this year.

Three House bills filed this year would eliminate the state’s death penalty, but none has made it to a committee hearing.

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Yılın ilk kar yağan gününde buluşmak istedin. Seni bulmak zor oldu. Küçük bi tatlıcıda yan yana olan sandalyelere karşılıklı oturduk aramızda bi şey olmasını sevmiyordun. Çay içtik ısınmak için. Soğuktan titreyen dizimi dizlerinin arasına aldın. Çok durmadık, acelemiz yoktu ama yine de çok durmadan kalktık. Sana doyamamıştım ama yine de hesabı ödeyip çıktık. Karla karışık ahmakıslatan çiseliyordu üstümüze. Sokak tenha ve güneş bizi baş başa bırakmıştı. Akşam karanlığında yürüyorduk. Montumun dar cebine sığdırmıştık sımsıkı kenetlenmiş elimizi. Yanımda yürüyen sana kaçamak bakışlar atıyordum ama sen hep yakalıyordun. Evimin önünde durduk. Cebimdeki elini çıkardın. Sımsıkı sardın beni. Ayrılığın hüznü çöktü üstümüze. Eğilip yanaklarımdan öpüp geri çekildin. Parmak ucumda yükselip bende geri seni öptüm. Soğuk yumuşak yanaklarına kondurduğum buseyi hafızamdan asla silmeyeceğim.Bakışların dudaklarımdamdaydı. Seni orada öpmeliydim sevgilim. Öpmeliydim...

Même si deux reines ce n’est pas trop accepté

Mais tu voudrais qu’elle soit ta reine ce soir.

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Feb 8, 2024

Descendants of the Black people enslaved by St. Louis University have for the first time calculated how much labor and wealth was stolen from their ancestors, their latest effort in a yearslong push for the university to “make good on promises of justice and accountability.”

On Thursday, descendants, along with Democratic state Sen. Karla May and economists, announced that the total wealth acquired from stolen labor, including the construction of the Jesuit institution, totaled between $361 million and $70-plus billion.

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State Sen. Steve Kaiser, R-Phoenix, not too long ago introduced a decision to his Senate colleagues that may be probably the most essential items of enterprise the Legislature attends to this session. It didn’t assert the necessity for a balanced finances or a safe border or name for passage of a invoice that will divide supporters and opponents alongside partisan traces. What it did was affirm that each individual, no matter means, ought to have the fitting to pursue significant work that's important in order that people with disabilities in Arizona can thrive. The primary few traces of Sen. Kaiser’s decision articulate a objective that needs to be apparent to anybody and but stays frustratingly elusive. “Each Arizonan ought to have the chance to take part within the workforce, together with those that have disabilities.” The decision amplifies the targets of an Govt Order signed in 2017 that designates Arizona as an “Employment First” state. Employment First isn’t a regulation or a single coverage or regulation. Somewhat, it’s an announcement to information how Arizona ought to try to make sure that employment ought to at all times be the primary possibility for people with disabilities, and that the state authorities needs to be a standard-setter in its function as an employer. There are myriad packages designed to help Arizonans with disabilities who're looking for employment, some extra profitable than others. The Employment First philosophy is that people with disabilities ought to be capable to pursue “aggressive, built-in employment,” which is totally different from employment in self-contained work environments, typically known as sheltered workshops, sometimes characterised by tedious, low-skill labor that hardly ever matches the worker’s pursuits and skills and the place the worker doesn't have the possibility to study new expertise from coworkers that would result in new alternatives on the profession ladder. What needs to be only a profession begin is just too usually a vacation spot. Employment First argues that help businesses and employers shouldn’t make assumptions about an individual’s pursuits or job satisfaction, particularly if that individual is non-verbal or has restricted verbal capability. As I’ve discovered from incapacity neighborhood advocate Karla Phillips-Krivickas, the founding father of Suppose Inclusion, the one assumption we must always make about people with disabilities within the office is to imagine competence; selections about employment and the subsequent steps on a profession path can circulate from there. Serving to all Arizonans no matter their bodily or cognitive skills discover fulfilling work and attain their God-given potential needs to be a objective in and of itself. It’s the fitting factor to do. However if you happen to’re extra more likely to be persuaded by financial arguments, take into account the state of the American labor market, the place the labor power participation charge has been falling for 20 years. A abstract of a report launched final fall by the Bureau of Labor Statistics depressingly finds that “people have an total decrease willingness to work.” Employers want staff, but they’re getting more durable to search out, and the broader economic system sputters because of this. However Sen. Kaiser’s decision factors to the hundreds of Arizonans who're sitting on the sidelines prepared to hitch the labor power. In 2019, out of 903,268 Arizonans with a incapacity, solely 39% of them had been employed. Businesses engaged in Vocational Rehabilitation – companies designed to assist people safe a job – see lower than a 3rd of their instances finish in employment. Lower than 1 / 4 of people “receiving companies from the Division of Developmental Disabilities had been collaborating in aggressive, built-in employment,” these jobs the place the pay, advantages, and duties are comparable amongst these with and with out disabilities.

There are packages like Freedom to Work administered by the state’s Medicaid company and Advantages 2 Work that encourage Arizonans to safe work with out worry of shedding health protection or profit earnings, however the trick is getting the job within the first place. Different states have adopted the Employment First ideas, however with blended outcomes. The objective, as Karla explains, isn’t only for a state to affirm its perception in Employment First, however to enhance employment outcomes for people with disabilities, which is what motivated Sen. Kaiser to get entangled. Standing up a brand new workplace or process power or research committee is of little assist if extra people with disabilities aren’t becoming a member of the workforce. The decision is a vital step for lawmakers to higher perceive the very actual challenges dealing with people with disabilities of their pursuit of significant work, our labor power constraints, and the wants of employers who may wish to faucet a brand new section of staff, however who don’t know the place to begin or what inquiries to ask. Future legislative periods will hopefully see laws designed to sort out these employment roadblocks. There are literally thousands of Arizonans who're prepared and prepared and wish to work. There are employers who would like to welcome these potential workers into their office. Let’s assist each the jobseekers and the employers by embracing the targets articulated by Sen. Kaiser’s decision. Danny Seiden is the president and CEO of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Trade https://guesthype.co.uk/?p=3959&feed_id=8680&cld=644839409281d

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Black Folklore Resource.

I’ve been thinking and researching a lot about the (Black) Southern Gothic style/aesthetic and African American folklore, so I put together a list of books for myself and thought it might be helpful to someone else. 

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FOLKTALE COLLECTIONS

The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales by Virginia Hamilton | Thrift Books Amazon

Her Stories: African American Folktales, Fairy Tales, and True Tales by Virginia Hamilton | Amazon

Mules and Men by Zora Neale Hurston | Amazon Thrift Books

Every Tongue Got to Confess : Negro Folk-Tales from the Gulf States by Zora Neale Hurston | Thrift Books Amazon

Go Gator and Muddy the Water : Writings by Zora Neale Hurston from the Federal Writers Project by Zora Neale Hurston | Thrift Books Amazon

Lies and Other Tall Tales by Zora Neale Hurston and Joyce Carol Thomas | Thrift Books Amazon

FOLKLORE AND STORYTELLING

Black Culture and Black Consciousness: Afro-American Folk Thought from Slavery to Freedom by Lawrence W. Levine | Thrift Books

Shuckin’ and Jivin’: Folklore from Contemporary Black Americans | Thrift Books Amazon

A Treasury of Afro-American Folklore: The Oral Literature, Traditions, Recollections, Legends, Tales, Songs, Religious Beliefs, Customs, Sayings and Humor of Peoples of African American Descent in the Americas by Harold Courlander | Amazon

The Grey Album: On the Blackness of Blackness by Kevin Young | Amazon

Talk That Talk: An Anthology on African-American Storytelling by Linda Goss | Amazon

African American Folktales: Stories from Black Traditions in the New World by Roger Abrahams | Amazon

Deep Down in the Jungle: Black American Folklore from the Streets of Philadelphia by Roger Abrahams | Amazon

Singing the Master : The Emergence of African-American Culture in the Plantation South by Roger D. Abrahams | Thrift Books Amazon

From Trickster to Badman: The Black Folk Hero in Slavery and Freedom by John W. Roberts | Amazon

Black Folklore and the Politics of Racial Representation by Shirley Moody-Turner | Amazon

Black Folktales by Julius Lester | Amazon

Folk beliefs of the southern Negro (1926) by Newbell Niles Pucket | Amazon

Black Folklore and the Politics of Racial Representation by Shirley Moody-Turner | Amazon

HUMOR

African American Humor: The Best Black Comedy from Slavery to Today (The Library of Black America series) by Mel Watkins, Dick Gregory | Amazon

Honey, Hush!: An Anthology of African American Women's Humor by Daryl Cumber Dance, Nikki Giovanni | Amazon

STYLE

The Birth of Cool: Style Narratives of the African Diaspora by Carol Tulloch | Amazon

 Black Cool: One Thousand Streams of Blackness by Rebecca Walker, Henry Louis Gates Jr. | Amazon

MAGIC/MYSTICISM

African American Female Mysticism: Nineteenth-Century Religious Activism by Joy R. Bostic | Amazon

Working Conjure: A Guide to Hoodoo Folk Magic by Hoodoo Sen Moise | Amazon

Black Magic: Religion and the African American Conjuring Tradition by Ifalaye Books | Amazon

FOLK HEALING

Working the Roots: Over 400 Years of Traditional African American Healing by Michele Elizabeth Lee | Amazon

African American Slave Medicine: Herbal and nonHerbal Treatments by Herbert C. Cove | Amazon

African American Folk Healing by Stephanie Mitchem | Amazon

ADDITIONS: 7/27/2019 (NOTE: As I continue to add books, some of these may deviate from folklore and focus on Black history and/or Black experiences)

Fiction and Folklore: The Novels of Toni Morrison by Trudier Harris | Thriftbooks Amazon

The Skull Talks Back: And Other Haunting Tales by Joyce Carol Thomas & Zora Neale Hurston | Thriftbooks Amazon

Passed On: African-American Mourning Stories by Karla FC Holloway | Thriftbooks Amazon

Black Bodies and the Black Church: A Blues Slant by Kelly Brown Douglas | Amazon

This is absolutely not a definitive list and if you have more information or recommendations please feel free to add it! 

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BLOG PERSONNEL: 100 faits sur moi.

Rédigé par: K. Cordero | Journaliste Revue littéraire: K. Solís | Journaliste Édition:K. Solís | Journaliste Photographie: K. Cordero | Journaliste Traduction en Anglais: Disponible | Ingrid Solorzano Traduction Fançaise: Disponible| Jean Paul Madrigal

Salut! Comme ils sont? Bienvenue sur un blog, très personnel! En cela je vous raconte 100 faits que vous ne connaissez pas sur moi, ou la plupart ne les connaissent pas et aussi, si 100 ne suffisent pas je vous en laisse quelques autres... Commençons!

1. Mon nom complet est Karla Yadira Cordero Rojas. Le fait curieux est que la Karla aurait pu être donnée par mon grand-père maternel ; son nom était Carlos. Le Yadira est parce que ma tante; ça s'appelle comme ça.

2. Je suis né le 8 mai 1991 ; c'était mercredi.

3. Si quelqu'un se demande la raison de ma vie nocturne, c'est parce que cette femme est née à 1h15 du matin; ... pour me tuer !

4. Et s'ils maîtrisent les mathématiques de base; J'ai eu 30 ans cette année… et pas 20!

5. Je suis un signe Taureau.

6. Dans l'horoscope chinois, je suis une chèvre... est-ce dû à l'entêtement?

7. Je suis très têtu, mais avec le point précédent, je pense que vous l'avez imaginé.

8. Je n'aime pas les vaccins; et cette année… j'en ai trois ! (J'ai déjà eu les deux doses de Pfizer/BionTech contre SARS-VOC II)

9. Même si je n'aime pas les vaccins; Je suis pro vaccins. Alors vous qui n'avez pas eu les vaccins... courez les chercher!

10. J'ai subi de nombreuses pertes tout au long de ma vie; mais le plus marquant était celui de mon grand-père maternel : le 26 août 2012… il y a un peu plus de neuf ans.

11. Ma mère est ma personne préférée au monde.

12. J'ai une tache de naissance; qu'une demi-famille l'a; sur la cuisse de la jambe gauche... Je ne peux pas non plus me refuser!

13. J'ai des grains de beauté... beaucoup de grains de beauté! Au total j'en ai huit.

14. Je ne suis pas du tout superstitieux.

15. Bien que je ne sois pas superstitieux; Je n'aime pas les chats noirs... et aucune autre couleur! Ils me donnent impression et peur.

16. Mon cœur a beaucoup souffert; parce que je suis une personne qui croit encore aux gens et donne trop pour les autres et à la fin je souffre trop.

17. J'ai une fascination pour la mode; bien que mes goûts soient très éclectiques et que tout le monde n'aime pas... la mode ce qui me convient !

18. J'ai appris le braille à l'école… En théorie j'étais aveugle… seulement en théorie!

19. J'ai quatre neveux: trois nièces et un neveu.

20. Je n'ai pas d'enfants... et je ne ferme pas non plus les portes pour en avoir.

21. En expliquant le point précédent, j'aimerais avoir un enfant, mais je pense que ce ne serait pas une très bonne mère.

22. J'aime rencontrer des gens; et réalités; C'est pourquoi j'adore faire partie de projets, d'organismes et d'associations qui font la promotion de l'aide sociale.

23. Avant d'étudier l'éducation, préparez un diplôme en logistique d'entreprise (Oui, je sais gérer).

24. J'ai étudié l'éducation parce que mon grand-père m'a toujours dit qu'il allait être enseignant, mais comme je ne suis pas très patient; J'ai étudié pour être enseignant.

25. J'ai toujours voulu étudier la criminologie; mais cela ne s'est pas produit.

26. J'ai commencé à travailler dans l'éducation le 26 août 2014; deux ans après la mort de mon grand-père.

27. Je suis un militant de la communauté LGTBIQ+; car je crois à la diversité et à l'importance de l'amour sans frontières, parfois cela me pose beaucoup de problèmes.

28. Je ne supporte pas le mot «handicap»; Je pense que ce mot génère chez les gens un état de conformité insoupçonné... et qu'il fait beaucoup de dégâts.

29. J'ai un mantra; qui est une phrase de Mère Teresa de Calcutta; "Celui qui ne vit pas pour servir, ne sert pas pour vivre."

30. Je voulais étudier l'espagnol; mais ils n'ont pas ouvert la course; puis j'ai fini par être... Hitler, fait femme!

31. Je ne vais jamais au cinéma; les films me rendent généralement somnolent. (Mais le Festival du Film Européen est une exception claire.)

32. J'aime écrire. J'écris toujours partout, même sur les serviettes du restaurant. Alors tous les ans j'ouvre l'agenda et tous les trois ans tous les jours... je suis de ce qu'il n'y a pas!

33. Je crois à l'amour à l'ancienne... celui des lettres, des roses et de tous ces trucs ringards... Je suis très ringard!

34. Je ne tolère pas qu'on m'appelle "bébé", "précieux"... ou tous ces petits mots que les hommes utilisent lorsqu'ils veulent faire l'amour une nuit.

35. J'ai l'habitude, chose très rare dans ce pays, de donner des pourboires. Chaque fois qu'il y a un conteneur prêt à recevoir des pourboires dans un lieu, je laisse ma contribution.

36. Je ne suis pas fan de WhatsApp, cela me stresse qu'ils m'envoient des messages ou des audios; car je n'ai généralement pas le temps d'y répondre et je me sens mal pour l'autre personne.

37. Je poste plus sur Instagram que sur Facebook ou Twitter.

38. Il y a un peu plus de trois ans, j'ai fermé mon compte Facebook; pour la raison simple et directe qu'un étudiant me harcelait… bien que je l'ai signalé au centre éducatif, ils n'ont jamais attiré son attention et moi pour éviter tout problème; Je l'ai fermé… Une décision très diplomatique!

39. Je suis extrêmement honnête et parfois je dépasse «trois personnes»… J'en fais honte à plus d'une.

40. J'écris pour le journal El País une chronique hebdomadaire intitulée MUNDO DIPLOMÁTICO. Et avec ce même nom, j'ai réalisé une émission de télévision et de radio. (Jusqu'en juillet 2021)

41. J'ai un technicien en graphologie légale. Une folie qui m'a donné d'un instant à l'autre et m'a pointé... Ma folie n'a pas de limite!

42. Je parle français. Et je l'ai fait certifier par l'Alliance Française et l'Union Européenne.

43. Quand je n'aime pas quelqu'un, ça me montre malheureusement… Et en plus, j'aime qu'ils s'en rendent compte.

44. Ma couleur de cheveux est brun bois clair. Il est naturel sans aucun colorant.

45. Mon engouement pour le maquillage et les soins de la peau a commencé relativement récemment… un an et quelques mois !

46. Je n'accepte jamais un Non! pour réponse; Ils sont très insistants et persistants.

47. Je suis la personne la moins patiente que vous trouverez dans votre vie.

48. Je suis excessivement intense… comme le café!

49. En parlant de café, je buvais environ 7 tasses de café par jour... 49 par semaine! (Toucher)

50. Si j'avais du temps et de l'argent; J'étudierais le droit et la psychologie… Je suis passionné par eux! (Je suis le psychologue de la plupart de mes amis).

51. En parlant d'amis… la plupart d'entre eux sont des hommes… les femmes sont très envieuses et venimeuses.

52. Je suis obsédé par la calligraphie et l'orthographe… c'est pourquoi j'ai toujours un dictionnaire pour écrire correctement. Autrement dit, deux dictionnaires: espagnol et espagnol - français.

53. J'ai donné mon premier baiser à l'âge de 18 ans. (Et j'ai demandé la permission; un millennial très rare)

54. Je n'aime pas les gens religieux... cette chose sur ce qui se passe en publiant quelque chose sur Dieu à chaque instant me donne beaucoup de méfiance... au nom de Dieu il y a eu beaucoup de catastrophes.

55. J'adore les plantes dans la pièce… Elles me procurent beaucoup de paix! (Je n'en ai que deux pour des raisons de temps, mais si cela ne tenait qu'à moi, ma chambre serait un jardin botanique).

56. J'ai de sérieux problèmes avec la nourriture. En fait, alors que j'étais à l'école, j'ai souffert d'anorexie mentale... que j'ai heureusement traitée à temps.

57. Je ne crois pas au mariage (liturgique).

58. Mes pieds me dégoûtent beaucoup… généralement mes chaussures sont fermées.

59. J'ai reçu une éducation militaire. (Et c'est pourquoi je suis tellement strict avec moi-même et avec les autres.)

60. Je suis très perfectionniste. (Trop)

61. J'adore parler de santé mentale; principalement parce qu'il y a quelques années on m'a détecté un trouble obsessionnel compulsif, un trouble post-traumatique, une névrose, une anxiété et un syndrome dysthymique.

62. J'aime les livres… Je serais heureux de vivre dans une librairie !

63. J'ai une routine le jour et une autre la nuit pour le visage; mais depuis que je m'ennuie de répéter les produits; Je varie toujours un peu.

64. J'aime les gens qui s'engagent à être meilleurs, ce sont eux qui m'inspirent.

65. Je déteste le mot «pauvre»… Ce n'est que la pointe de l'iceberg en matière de médiocrité !

66. J'aime les choses épicées. (La cuisine tai ou mexicaine est dans mon TOP 5)

67. J'ai de sérieux problèmes d'insomnie. (Je dors entre 1 et 3 heures par jour... Quand je le fais!)

68. J'ai encore des dents de lait… la fée des dents n'en a jamais voulu!

69. J'ai subi sept chirurgies oculaires; plus de 75 éraflures; tout au long de ma vie. (Depuis 2017, avec une fréquence horrible).

70. D'après le médecin; J'étais aveugle à 18 ans... ça veut dire que je suis gracieuse depuis 12 ans.

71. Je crois en Dieu… et avec ça, ça me suffit!

72. Je suis intolérant envers les gens hypocrites... le pire c'est que je le perçois.

73. Je connais toujours les intentions des gens à l'avance ; en particulier celui qui se rapproche de mes amis.

74. J'ai du mal à me lever tôt. (Pas une de mes choses préférées).

75. J'aime danser et chanter… depuis que je suis enfant !

76. Quand je suis très frustré ou en colère… il pleure!

77. Mon sac ressemble toujours au «Sac Barny»; Je marche vers ce dont je n'ai pas besoin.

78. Je suis fan de Grey's Anatomy, Quantico, NCIS, CSI Miami, CSI New York et Criminal Minds, Drop dead diva, Dr House, The Good Doctor.

79. Je n'aime pas Pâques, ni Noël. (C'est le moment où il m'est le plus difficile de me concentrer sur quelque chose).

80. Vous n'avez pas fêté mon anniversaire dans une large mesure, pendant 9 ans.

81. Pour moi, ne me tuez pas; les programmes Giros (Repretel Channel 6), Good Day (TELETICA Channel 7), Report 11 (Repretel Channel 11), 7 Estrellas (TELETICA Channel 7), Hazañas del Deporte (Repretel Channel 6), 120 Minutes (Repretel Channel 11); Ce sont des choses vraiment dégoûtantes qui devraient sortir du gril. (C'est mon opinion)

82. J'ai mes deux carnets de vaccination, ma première carte d'identité pour les mineurs, mes cartes collégiales et universitaires respectives; enregistré. (Je collectionne les moments).

83. D'ailleurs, pour la carte scolaire j'avais gagné un DVD du concert Unplugged de Jesús Adrián Romero.

84. Je suis intolérant au lactose. (Et ce n'est pas que j'aime le lait.)

85. Mon pied est relativement petit, tige entre 36 et 37; selon la chaussure.

86. Portez un appareil dentaire de 15 à 18 ans. (À l'époque, le surnom Ugly Betty était très approprié.)

87. J'adore écouter de la musique, et selon un ami espagnol dit: «La musique apaise la pire des bêtes».

88. J'ai la chance d'avoir de nombreux amis qui sont une référence dans diverses carrières et industries et nous nous entendons très bien; malgré le fait que je sois l'un des plus fervents critiques.

89. Je suis une personne pro-avortement. Je pense que si vous ne voulez pas avoir d'enfants, vous n'êtes pas obligé de le faire. Clarification ; il existe aussi des méthodes contraceptives ; qui sont toujours la meilleure option.

90. J'aime enseigner; C'est pourquoi je fais toujours du bénévolat en lien avec l'éducation.

91. Je suis conférencier : j'aime parler de famille, de séduction, de mariage, d'entrepreneuriat, d'estime de soi et d'émotions.

92. J'étais membre du Club Activo 2030 Internacional de Pérez Zeledón et je garde de nombreux amis internationaux de cette expérience.

93. Je suis un contributeur actif de plusieurs associations à but non lucratif.

94. Mon partenaire est canadien [Gregorie, mon Iceberg particulier]. (Il m'a été présenté par un autre Canadien qui est une personne soleil)

95. Mon nombre de contacts au téléphone comprend des numéros aux États-Unis, au Canada, au Mexique, en Angleterre, en Espagne, en Colombie, au Panama, au Venezuela, au Chili, au Honduras et au Nicaragua… et au total il y a plus de 2 500 contacts.

96. Je suis fan de Snoopy et Mickey Mouse… Attention, ils n'ont pas remarqué !

97. Travailler est synonyme d'écouter de la musique comme un fou.

98. Si je dois regarder des films, j'aime les films romantiques et européens.

99. Mes chansons préférées qui, selon le moment, me font pleurer ou rire s'appellent curieusement « I Believe in You » ; l'un par le Canadien Michael Bublé et l'autre par le quatuor apatride Il Divo et la soprano canadienne Céline Dion.

100. J'ai plusieurs surnoms donnés par mes amis ; certains liés à ma personnalité et d'autres à mon irrévérence.

PRIME

1. J'ai eu le privilège de partager la scène avec Marcos Witt, Coalo Zamorano.

2. Ces dernières années, je me suis consacré au doublage ; grâce à la découverte du coach vocal mexicain Alberto « Beto » Castillo (le chanteur de « Mon fidèle ami » de Toy Story).

3. Gravez trois disques pour une campagne de financement pour diverses fondations et n'est disponible qu'au Canada et aux États-Unis. (Il est sorti cette année sur le marché).

4. Mon seul fruit préféré est la MANGUE.

5. Je suis droitier. (Bien que je puisse parfaitement écrire avec ma main gauche).

6. Mes amis les plus chers, avec qui j'ai noué des liens, ce fut par des accidents regrettables… Des spectacles embarrassants !

7. Je n'ai pas de parfums préférés. Mais j'en ai toujours un pour quand je suis à la maison et un autre pour les sorties... et un pour les moments très spéciaux.

8. J'ai une collection d'environ 1500 stylos (ce qui n'inclut pas les marqueurs, stylos, marqueurs, surligneurs, etc.).

9. J'ai trois stylos à plume qui coûtent deux millions sept cent cinquante mille colones; évidemment je ne les garde pas chez moi.

10. J'ai plusieurs pièces commémoratives, qui ne sont pas non plus chez moi, et qui ont une valeur économique, mais la valeur sentimentale les gagne.

11. Mon produit de beauté le plus cher du marché coûte cent trente-cinq mille colones et fait 60 ml. C'est de l'or liquide.

12. J'adore les robes à fines rayures.

[orbemnews]

Mrs. North Carolina, dozens of other pageant contestants stranded since Monday in Texas United States of America’s Mrs. North Carolina and Fayetteville resident Karla Gochenour has been stranded in Texas since Monday. “For the last 5 to 6 days we haven’t had any running water in the hotel for showers, no food, everything near us is closed,” she said via Zoom. “It’s been, I mean, the craziest experience I have ever witnessed.” She’s been stranded in San Antonio alongside 80 other pageant contestants — some of them as young as 13 years old — since Monday, when the United States of America 2021 pageants wrapped up. That’s when devastating winter storms left all flights grounded and food and water in short supply across the state. Lights come back on in Texas but the crisis is far from over Since then, they’ve been doing whatever it takes to brave the storm together. “This is really big and for a young girl — like some of our contestants who may not have their family here — we are their families,” Gochenour said. Gochenour is a nurse at Cape Fear Valley Hospital and, she says, with the pandemic still going, she’s concerned about more than just being at the mercy of mother nature. ‘It was a mistake’: Sen. Ted Cruz sits down for one-on-one interview after returning home from Cancun “There isn’t any hand sanitizer left and no water to wash your hands and people have to be in close proximity because they have to be,” she said. “Certainly we are wearing masks but you have those who don’t and that just makes matters worse.” San Antonio resident and former ABC11 journalist Gary Cooper, who grew up in Texas, said the storm was nothing like he’s ever experienced and the state was simply not ready for it. ‘Part of the family’: Strangers shelter stranded delivery driver for days during Texas winter storms “Around Sunday into Monday is when we realized this is going to be extremely dangerous and something we haven’t dealt with before,” he said. “We aren’t used to this kind of cold. Had this been a hurricane or flash flooding we might have fared because that’s what we are used to. But sub-zero temperatures, that’s not our bag, that’s Minnesota weather.” As for Gochenour and the other contestants still stuck in their hotel rooms, warming temperatures on Friday were a welcome sign as they hope to return home this weekend. For Cooper and other residents, he hopes next time the state is better prepared. “We Texans are known to have a lot of bravado but I would like to think we all learned something from this event and hopefully this can inspire us so we can change and be better prepared because, ya know, it’s not a question of if this can happen but when,” he said. Copyright © 2021 WTVD-TV. All Rights Reserved. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '454037632035460'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); Source link Orbem News #Carolina #contestants #Dozens #Monday #Mrs.NorthCarolina #North #pageant #SanAntonio #stranded #Texas #texasflights #texasweather #UnitedStatesofAmerica2021

[ninewheels]

AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. Characters By Screen Time

Agent Phil Coulson - 961:15 Agent Daisy Johnson / Skye / Quake - 942 Agent Jemma Simmons - 707:15 Agent Leo Fitz - 704 Agent Melinda May - 644 Agent Alphonso “Mack” Mackenzie - 461 Grant Ward - 336:45 Agent Elena “Yo-Yo” Rodriguez - 235 Barbara “Bobbi” Morse - 160:30 Lance Hunter - 149:45

Deke Shaw - 142:45 Lincoln Campbell - 109:15 Brig. Gen. Glenn Talbot - 105:15 Dr. Holden Radcliffe - 92:45 Jeffrey Mace / Patriot - 85:30 Raina - 82:45 AIDA - 81:15 Pachakutiq / “Sarge” - 72:45 Dr. Calvin “Cal” Johnson - 71 Robbie Reyes / Ghost Rider - 66:30 Hive - 66:15 Enoch - 60:15 Dr. Andrew Garner / Lash - 57:30 Agent Antoine Triplett - 55:15 Kasius - 55:15 John Garrett - 54:15 Mike Peterson - 52:15 General Hale - 51 Gideon Malick - 48 Jiaying - 47 Izel - 46:45 Kara Lynn Palamas / Agent 33 - 38:30 Anton Ivanov / Superior - 37:30 Ruby Hale - 37 Agent Piper - 36:45 Rosalind Price - 35:30 Agent Davis - 31:30 Sunil Bakshi - 31 Flint - 30:45 LMD Melinda May - 29 Tess - 27:15 Daniel Whitehall - 27 Agent Robert Gonzales - 26:30 Carl “Crusher” Creel - 24:30 Joey Gutierrez - 23:30 Werner von Strucker - 22:45 Gordon - 22:45 Robin Hinton - 22:30 Dr. Marcus Benson - 22:30 JT James - 22:30 Jaco - 22:15 Elias “Eli” Morrow - 20:45 Sinara - 20:45 Ian Quinn - 20:15 Sif - 20 Will Daniels - 19 Snowflake - 17 Professor Elliot Randolph - 16:45 Gabe Reyes - 16 Sen. Ellen Nadeer - 15:30 Giyera - 15:15 Agent Victoria Hand - 15 Agent Keller - 14:30 Pax - 13:30 Lucy Bauer - 13:15 Agent Billy Koenig - 13 Donnie Gill / Blizzard - 13 Lorelei - 12:15 Agent Anne Weaver - 12 Qovas - 12 Alistair Fitz - 11:45 LMD Leo Fitz - 11:45 Tucker Shockley - 11:30 Polly Hinton - 11:15 Vijay Nadeer - 11 Hope Mackenzie - 10:45 Akela Amador - 10:45 Agnes Kitsworth - 10:15 LMD Holden Radcliffe - 10:15 Altarah - 10 Chan Ho Yin / Scorch - 10 Maria Hill - 9:45 Agent Sam Koenig - 9:45 Sen. Christian Ward - 9:30 Agent Eric Koenig - 9:15 Ruben Mackenzie - 9:15 Hannah Hutchins - 9:15 Luther Banks - 9 Isabelle “Izzy” Hartley - 8:15 Faulnak - 8:15 Alisha Whitley - 8 Kebo - 7:45 Edison Po - 7:45 Miles Lydon - 7:45 Lt. Evans - 7:30 LMD Phil Coulson - 7:30 Stephanie Malick - 7:15 Samuel Voss - 7:15 Grill - 7:15 Vin-Tak - 7:15 Camilla Reyes - 7:15 Ben - 7 Malachi - 6:30 Joseph Bauer - 6:30 Felix Blake - 6:15 Dr. Franklin Hall - 6 Taryan - 5:45 Sequoia - 5:45 Tony Caine - 5:30 Agent Burrows - 5:30 Nick Fury - 5:15 Agent Jasper Sitwell - 5:15 President Matthew Ellis - 5:15 Agent Khan - 5:15 Boyle - 5 Toad - 4:45 Dr. List - 4:45 LMD Jeffrey Mace - 4:45 Audrey Nathan - 4:30 Karla Faye Gideon - 4:30 Thomas Ward - 4 Agent Prince - 4 Agent Diaz - 4 Agent Oliver - 3:45 Noah - 3:45 Nathaniel Malick - 3:30 Anton Petrov - 3:30 Marcus Daniels / Blackout - 3:30 Agent Peggy Carter - 3:15 Kenneth Turgeon - 3:15 Agent O’Brien - 3:15 Lucio - 3:15 Debbie - 3 Alphonso “Mack” Mackenzie LMD - 3 Carla Talbot - 2:45 Agent Calderon - 2:45 Thomas Nash - 2:45 Katya Belyakov - 2:30 Ace Peterson - 2:30 Dr. Streiten - 2:30 Agent Anderson - 2 Thurston Koenig - 1:45 Wolfgang von Strucker - 1:30 Gen. Rick Stoner - 1:15 LMD Jemma Simmons - 1:15 LMDs Daisy Johnson - 1 Sgt. Timothy “Dum Dum” Dugan - :30 Pvt. Jim Morita - :30

All figures are in minutes:seconds, rounded to the nearest quarter-minute. Current through Season 6. Will update and reblog at the end of every season.

[janepwilliams87]

Minnesota House-Passed Bill To Allow Whole-Plant Medical Marijuana Killed By Senate

In a lackluster finish Sunday night to Minnesota’s scheduled legislative session, Senate Republicans voted to kill provision the House passed a day earlier that would have allowed medical marijuana patients to purchase raw, whole-plant forms of cannabis.

The vote came as lawmakers left piles of unfinished business on the table ahead of an end-of-session deadline on Monday. Legislative leaders indicated they’ll be back for a special session June 12, but Senate Majority Leader Paul E. Gazelka (R) said  that lawmakers will likely focus on bills “just for COVID-19.”

In other words, patients and medical marijuana advocates will probably have to wait until this fall for another chance to overturn the state’s ban on marijuana flower.

“Next year!” tweeted state Sen. Karla Bigham (DFL). “We got you!”

Next year! We got you! @ScottDibble @MelisaFranzen https://t.co/jJ68yyDnQX

— Sen. Karla Bigham (@karlabigham) May 18, 2020

Since Minnesota’s medical marijuana program launched in 2015, the state has banned sales of raw cannabis flower, allowing access to only extracts in the form of liquids, pills and vaporized oils. While supporters of the whole-plant ban say it’s a necessary step to prevent smoking, medical marijuana advocates argue the policy has driven up costs while limiting treatment options.

An amendment to a health care omnibus bill approved by the House of Representatives on Saturday would have removed the prohibition on whole plant marijuana and specifically allowed for “raw cannabis.” But around noon on Sunday, the Senate voted to table that version of the omnibus bill after pushback from Senate Republicans. Hours later, senators passed a separate omnibus bill with the medical marijuana provision removed.

This was an active weekend at the #mnleg and it might leave you asking: What happened with medical #cannabis in #Minnesota? Catch up here in 60 seconds. pic.twitter.com/AYC5GnHvl5

— Minnesota Cannabis College (@MNCannabisEdu) May 18, 2020

As the Minnesota chapter of Republicans Against Marijuana Prohibition (RAMP) noted on Sunday, Senate Republicans seemed to reject the House omnibus bill specifically because of the marijuana amendment. A version of the legislation without the provision “passed the Senate unanimously 10 days ago,” the group observed. “The only change the House made was to amend the bill to allow raw cannabis for medical cannabis patients and move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule II.” (A third House amendment barred age-related macular degeneration from the list of qualifying conditions for medical marijuana.)

#SF3560 passed the Senate unanimously 10 days ago. The only change the House made was to amend the bill to allow raw cannabis for medical cannabis patients and move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule II. Today the Senate GOP (@mnsrc) tabled the bill to try to kill it. #mnleg https://t.co/1NnfQ6epVo

— RAMP Minnesota (@ramp_mn) May 17, 2020

Just a day earlier, House Majority Leader Henry Winkler (DFL) had expressed hope about the amended bill’s chances in the other chamber, saying on the House floor Saturday that he believed the Senate “agrees with” the proposal.

Sensible Change Minnesota, a drug-reform advocacy group, tweeted that the group had been told “the Senate GOP dug their heels in, and forced an agreement on the health policy bill, removing the #patientsfirst language adding raw cannabis.”

Strictly speaking, the change wouldn’t have allowed the combustion or smoking of medical marijuana. The amendment appeared in a paragraph dealing with vaporized marijuana products, replacing a provision prohibiting “dried leaves or plant form” with an allowance for “raw cannabis.” But because there’s no meaningful difference between flower meant to be vaporized and flower meant to be smoked, the shift would have ultimately made it easier for patients to legally obtain products that they could smoke if they chose to.

Advocates point out that some patients, such as people with terminal diseases, may not be concerned by the health hazards of smoking. Other patients report that inhaled cannabis flower—whether smoked or vaporized—is more effective for treating their symptoms than other marijuana products.

The ban on whole-plant marijuana “drives up costs, threatens the financial viability of cannabis businesses, and deprives patients of access to the form of medicine that works best for many,” the advocacy group Marijuana Policy Project wrote in a letter it asked supporters to send to Minnesota senators prior to their vote. “Several other states initially forbade whole plant cannabis but reversed course after realizing it was harmful to patients to do so.”

Sunday’s failure of the marijuana amendment doesn’t bode well for the chances of an even more ambitious ongoing effort in Minnesota, at least in the short term. Earlier this month, Winkler unveiled a comprehensive plan for legalizing cannabis for all adults 21 and older. The 222-page bill would tax and regulate commercial sales of the drug, expunge past marijuana-related convictions, encourage a craft cannabis industry, prioritize social equity in business licensing and even explicitly require local governments to allow state-licensed marijuana businesses, something most state cannabis laws haven’t done.

But despite teasing the new legislation as “the best legalization bill in the country,” Winkler has already acknowledged that it could have a hard time winning Senate approval. In February, he said it was “highly likely that it will take more than one year to get it done.”

The Senate’s staunch rejection Sunday of the whole-plant provision for medical marijuana patients could be an early sign of an even more contentious cannabis fight to come.

Louisiana House Approves Medical Marijuana For Any Debilitating Condition, Along With Delivery Services

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[dixbolik-lovers]

Can you make a few headcanons about the Diaboys as girls? What would be their female names? :)

Admin Mawile: .+:｡(ﾉ･ω･)ﾉﾞ Sakamaki are here!

Ruri:

-She’s an ultra mother figure who spoils her siblings to death and keeps strict order. She’s kind, so long as you follow her rules, but take one step out of line, and the family head’s discipline won’t be pleasant. Ruri is actually more than a bit codependent, and her family’s approval makes up most of her self esteem. 

-Aside from reading, housework is a major hobby of hers. When she was younger, she would have scoffed at the very idea of working like a maid, but after the orphanage she started to find purpose again in protecting and caring for her siblings, and the calming feeling stuck around. 

Keiko:

-She’s an even more popular idol than her male counterpart, and has more or less become an icon of moe. Keiko also has quite the reputation as a bratty, catty star…which actually makes people love her all the more, enthralled with her particular brand of cruel cuteness and obvious popularity. 

-After the orphanage, she’s become horribly wary around men, and can hardly stand to be in the same room as one alone. Her sense of trust has been all but shattered, and even older women make her nervous when she’s by herself. Her siblings are the only ones who really make her feel safe. 

Yuuna:

-She’s an absolutely huge woman, and towers over most men at a striking 6′1. That’s not counting her sheer size either, a muscular physique toned from years of outdoor labor. Next to her sisters she looks like an absolute giant, which may be why Keiko favors her protection. 

-In some ways, she’s glad to have lost the life of whoever she was before. Most girls back then didn’t have much of a future beyond being a housewife, and despite all its struggles, Yuuna prefers the freedom she earned for herself over that kind of trapped, controlled life. 

Azami:

-She’s horribly spacey, and loses all track of time while lost in daydreams or convoluted chains of thought. It’s bad enough that she often forgets to eat or sleep, and has to be reminded repeatedly to accomplish even the most simple tasks. Fortunately, her sisters are very helpful and protective. 

-She’s a bit more talkative and social than her male counterpart, but unfortunately, every bit as slow. Ever since her three childhood friends were killed, she’s looked forward to making more, but no one other than her siblings has ever been able to put up with her for long. 

Karla:

-She’s stern, ladylike, and the harsh sort of feminine that seems more like she’s carved out of stone. Despite being raised to be a queen (always secondary to the king), she came out more domineering and downright terrifying than any man in her family had managed in generations. 

-Behind that cold exterior, though, she’s a gentle, quiet girl whose will to be anything but what her father said was broken centuries ago. Karla trained herself to be cruel, and intentionally pushes people away to keep them from finding out just how fake she really is. 

Sen:

-Sen is rough, tough, highly aggressive, and detests everything “ladylike” that her sister tries to force on her. Despite being a literal princess, she can’t stand the idea of acting like Karla, and her rejection of those standards may be the only way she dares to go against her sister and bloodline. 

-She idolizes her sister to a worrying extend, and spent a large portion of her childhood trying to imitate her. Every effort ended in monumental failure, though, and every mistake just drove Sen further to anger and delinquency, eventually ending in her resolving to be as different as possible. 

[la-souterraine]

Récits de voyages exotiques

Récits de voyages exotiques by Corte Real

Yamoussoukro

La chanson a été écrite lors d’un passage dans la ville éponyme. C’est un endroit assez surréaliste avec le palais d’Houphouët-Boigny, son lac à crocodiles, ses grandes avenues et surtout la basilique Notre Dame de la Paix qui trône au milieu d’un grand terrain vague. Il s’y dégage quelque chose d’à la fois doux et triste, un peu comme une consolation. A l’époque, Houphouët-Boigny avait un type spécialement chargé de s’occuper de ses crocos, mais ils ont fini par le bouffer lui aussi. D’où les fameux « caïmans lâches » du second couplet. Au final ça parle surtout du mal du pays. Baptiste est venu poser sa voix, avec cette diction et ce timbre très élégants qui le caractérisent. C’est un beau souvenir.

Fernet Branca

Le Fernet Branca est un alcool très à la mode à Buenos Aires. Les vieux tirés à quatre épingles boivent ça sur les terrasses en le mélangeant avec du coca, c’est une boisson très classe. On s’est mis à en boire nous aussi, malgré le gout passablement dégueulasse de la première gorgée. La chanson mélange tout ça, l’ivresse, l’Argentine, mais aussi les mâtinés passées à picoler en terrasse du côté de Belleville. On l’a enregistré dans les studios CBE en essayant au fur et à mesure tous les instruments qui trainaient (et Dieu sait s’il y en a), le sifflet qu’on entend derrière les refrains a été fait avec une flûte à coulisse (pas sûr que ça s’appelle comme ça d’ailleurs, mais bon globalement c’est un jouet pour gosses).

Opium

Un titre à propos des expatriés français en Indochine qui passaient leurs nuits dans des fumeries d’opium pour retrouver dans leurs rêves ceux qu’ils avaient quitté. C’est un thème que l’on retrouve dans plein de récits de l’époque. On voulait que la musique soit un peu vaporeuse et gracieuse, comme des volutes de fumée. C’est cette chanson qui est à l’origine du projet des « voyages exotiques », elle aborde d’une manière un peu détournée la thématique de l’absence (ou plutôt de l’exil, ça dépend de quel côté on se place).

Karla

Les histoires d’espionnage font d’excellents thèmes pour les chansons. Elles sont remplies de personnages fascinants, de mystères et de drames. Le nom « Karla » provient d’un personnage de John le Carré. Un être fictif donc, mais derrière lequel on peut parfois reconnaitre l’ombre de Kim Philby (que Le Carré connaissait bien). On l’a également enregistrée chez CBE, dans les salles à l’étage qui sont relativement bordéliques. Pas mal de trucs ont été dégagés au mixage mais on entend encore bien le fatras d’instruments dans le fond.

Funerale

L’idée à l’origine de ce disque (qui a été assez vite abandonnée) était d’écrire des chansons qui décrivent des scènes de films de Visconti. L’apothéose aurait dû être atteinte avec la scène d’Helmut Berger qui se balade en barque dans une grotte dans « le crépuscule des Dieux ». Enfin bref, « Funerale » correspond à la scène finale de « Senso », une exécution dramatique filmée en champ lointain où Vérone ressemble à un clair obscure de Rembrandt. On a finalement viré toutes les paroles pour ne garder que « et la nuit fût » qui correspondait au coup de feu.

Dark bones of Francis Scott Key

Les américains diraient probablement plutôt quelque chose comme « Francis Scott Key’s dark bones » mais ça avait plus de gueule dans ce sens-là. Les os noirs font simplement référence à un pont que l’on peut voir en arrivant (en bateau) à Baltimore. L’atmosphère recherchée était encore une fois celle du roman noir, un truc à la Ellroy. J’avais pensé un moment faire un machin un peu plus glauque avec des histoires de striptease et de meurtres, mais j’ai pensé que mes enfants pourraient tomber là-dessus un jour et ça m’a refroidi.

[marlaluster]

emptying clipboard

This isn't something people are usually able to talk about. "Please don't say these things. I don't know what to do soon I won't be able to say anything but in the air," the devil said. I've heard everyone's occurrence here I'd said to hear things in the mind. "Why is that said Marla. It's not something I wish said," the devil said. "It means they are not so different from those persecuted but they are less to tell," Brenda Hill said in my mind. And the other quote is from my mind as well of course, as i usually tell about them here on Facebook. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1883593905238031&id=100007623198495&fs=4 "Why I said I don't know what to do if she isn't okay," the devil said of adding this weird area of hair fuzziness w some bright noticeable look of grey hair it added to the photo. "Can I please tell I didn't do that. I did that. I don't know what to do. Can I make you more ugly. I don't know what to do. Please no. Oh god. I have to stop. Oh god. I don't know what ever happened but I have to go. ....," the devil said. https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10211117391585610&id=1081261843&set=p.10211117391585610 9+ The page you requested cannot be displayed right now. It may be temporarily unavailable, the link you clicked on may be broken or expired, or you may not have permission to view this page. Back to previous page https://m.facebook.com/groups/405041276338515?view=permalink&id=828799153962723 "But that post, i cannot post it n be okay so i have to go," the devil said of a post I just shared n it's not showing up. It's showing up in my activity log. I clicked the link in my activity log n it showed as this at the link. .... 9+ The page you requested cannot be displayed right now. It may be temporarily unavailable, the link you clicked on may be broken or expired, or you may not have permission to view this page. Back to previous page Page link. ... https://m.facebook.com/groups/405041276338515?view=permalink&id=828799153962723 "I'm not sure what to do, some kind of error but I have to go," the devil said. I'll try to post the post as a comment on this post if this post shows up. Update is Karla said it was something w the mail but we don't have a feeling n it was postmarked for June 1. "I can tell you here further. I can't tell you what happened but it was magic. It's not allowed to do that n i have to go she's not saying that," I thought Karla started out talking but the devil was presenting itself as seeming to be saying this quote or part of it. But it was weird it was said to be the mail because previously Karla said she had it arranged for a bank draft from her account n later she said it was the mail. "She has to say something that it was okay but it was the devil," someone said in my mind. David Shepherd​​ David David Shepherd​​ Hi I heard in my mind you might wish me to help your attention to this here post i made. "It helps me end the world. Thanks," you just said in my mind. That'd be great, the world ending from it being what it is now. #itsdevilworld Thats a weird comment. Probably planted by the devil. A sick turn of the discussion. "I don't know what to do I must go. He said it was," the devil said. Pretty loaded n seemingly meant to be sick n irritating. "It's not but that's not what happened. I can't go on," the devil said. Anyone from Wales in the group, i wonder. This is a weird way to have comment on others. This is weird, weirdly nasty n rude. "I don't wantthat said," the devil said. "I don't know what to do," the devil said. "Oh god," the devil said. "This is embarassing," it said. No. It's a fake comment n as are these. "I have to stay not. They are all fake. Oh god," the devil said. Yes but a very weird comment. What is this about. "I have to stop. It isn't real n I have to stop. Oh fuck. Oh fuck," the devil said. The devil is tormenting that it's a sick comment because I'm to be unattractive n things as a black talking to a white man. It was just forcing a sense that it's an attack because I was engaging in the exchange in a way that's to be inappropriate here in devil world as if it is okay to say what I said, it's implying I am looking stupid for saying stuff in a way i could be acting friendly n expecting friendly exchange n I was to get a grotesque response. It's suggesting the thread could be deleted now. I don't really do that, i don't destroy the record as is did in devil world. 9+ 2 Replies to Jonas's comment on Jonas Salk's post. View post Jonas Salk Marla, what do you think of the Welsh? Yesterday at 6:46pm · LikeMore Marla Bobarla The Welsh, they seem pretty British. They're probably the same as the English.#wellhung like you said. They're probably pretty hot. From Wikipedia: "...United Kingdom consists of four countries—England,Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.[17]The last three have devolved..." Yeah. #crackersaremyfavorite Yesterday at 8:30pm · Like1More Marla Bobarla Haha. Thanks Mala Nowski Nowski Yesterday at 9:58pm · LikeMore Jonas Salk The welsh fuck sheep 🐑 9 minutes ago · LikeMore Marla Bobarla Thats a weird comment. Probably planted by the devil. A sick turn of the discussion. "I don't know what to do I must go. He said it was," the devil said. 7 minutes ago · Like1More Jonas Salk They do 6 minutes ago · Like1More Jonas Salk It is what they're famous for 6 minutes ago · LikeMore Jonas Salk Ask Phil James 6 minutes ago · LikeMore Marla Bobarla Pretty loaded n seemingly meant to be sick n irritating. "It's not but that's not what happened. I can't go on," the devil said.  Anyone from Wales in the group, i wonder. This is a weird way to have comment on others. This is weird, weirdly nasty n rude. "I don't wantthat said," the devil said. "I don't know what to do," the devil said. "Oh god," the devil said. "This is embarassing," it said. 5 minutes ago · LikeMore Marla Bobarla No. It's a fake comment n as are these. "I have to stay not. They are all fake. Oh god," the devil said.  Yes but a very weird comment. What is this about.  "I have to stop. It isn't real n I have to stop. Oh fuck. Oh fuck," the devil said.  The devil is tormenting that it's a sick comment because I'm to be unattractive n things as a black talking to a white man. It was just forcing a sense that it's an attack because I was engaging in the exchange in a way that's to be inappropriate here in devil world as if it is okay to say what I said, it's implying I am looking stupid for saying stuff in a way i could be acting friendly n expecting friendly exchange n I was to get a grotesque response. It's suggesting the thread could be deleted now. I don't really do that, i don't destroy the record as is did in devil world. Just now · LikeMore Write a reply... Reply https://m.facebook.com/comment/replies/?ctoken=828176234025015_828735463969092&ft_ent_identifier=828176234025015&gfid=AQAc2OgSGCkXWIHk&notif_t=group_comment_reply&notif_id=1497275842372194&ref=m_notif "I'm not sure what to do. I did add those into the record," the devil said of some comments I see added here now to the thread. It seems the comments are added to thread before my last comment. Very weird thread n attempt to change from the very disgusting comment, the devil doing some weird commentary. It's too weird. This is weird, and attempt to insult n then the comments added in in a place they weren't before. Then The devil keeps trying to force a sick sense of something going into my vagina n it's seeming to do it while I'm writing here because I'm not to be able to mention it here. This thing is sick n it is weird n too fitting people aren't able to address what is actually said, i am able to but the comments here are to seem normal even though they are very avoiding n strange n weirdly turning the discussion or exchange to be weird things like avoidant n attacking for not reason. "I'm not sure what to do. I did add those into the record," the devil said of some comments I see added here now to the thread. It seems the comments are added to thread before my last comment. Very weird thread n attempt to change from the very disgusting comment, the devil doing some weird commentary. It's too weird. This is weird, and [and [an, auto changed by the devil to and] attempt to insult n then the comments added in in a place they weren't before. Then The devil keeps trying to force a sick sense of something going into my vagina n it's seeming to do it while I'm writing here because I'm not to be able to mention it here. This thing is sick n it is weird n too fitting people aren't able to address what is actually said, i am able to but the comments here are to seem normal even though they are very avoiding n strange n weirdly turning the discussion or exchange to be weird things like avoidant n attacking for not [no, auto changed by the devil to not] reason. "He said I need somebody to kind of do the things like this is normal," someone said or either the devil said of how quick it is that Phil James joined the discussion n thread. The devil was doing some weird comments magicianry to cover for a sick thing it apparently needed to plant to say people were unwelcome to talk as i was or something. Here a link to some sick as fuck comment n then covering by the devil on a post i commented on in Zapatismo. "Oh god. Oh kay. I don't know how to tell I'm too less than," the devil said n it keeps making a sense something is going in my butt hole. It's very sick. Here's the thread where it's weird comment was creeping up as i was saying things about the topic of some from a certain background being #wellhung. A taboo topic in a psycho conservative devil world obsessed w appropriate speech meaning some will be poor as fuck, uptight n sick n grotesque n restrictive n psycho as fuck out dis nigger lynching piece. #itsdevilworld. "I'm needing to go. I can't lurk in the comments but topics like this," the devil said. "I don't know what to do but I'm not allowed to go on n i don't do okay if people talk like this," the devil said. Finally the link, etc. ..... https://m.facebook.com/comment/replies/?ctoken=828176234025015_828735463969092&ft_ent_identifier=828176234025015&gfid=AQAc2OgSGCkXWIHk&notif_t=group_comment_reply&notif_id=1497275842372194&ref=m_notif One version of the thread at the link before I think someone comments are added -- "Can I please cover that it was so conservative. I don't know what to do. I must go," the devil said. But here's one copy of the thread I did to the clipboard at one point. .... 9+ 2 Replies to Jonas's comment on Jonas Salk's post. View post Jonas Salk Marla, what do you think of the Welsh? Yesterday at 6:46pm · LikeMore Marla Bobarla The Welsh, they seem pretty British. They're probably the same as the English.#wellhung like you said. They're probably pretty hot. From Wikipedia: "...United Kingdom consists of four countries—England,Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.[17]The last three have devolved..." Yeah. #crackersaremyfavorite Yesterday at 8:30pm · Like1More Marla Bobarla Haha. Thanks Mala Nowski Nowski Yesterday at 9:58pm · LikeMore Jonas Salk The welsh fuck sheep 🐑 9 minutes ago · LikeMore Marla Bobarla Thats a weird comment. Probably planted by the devil. A sick turn of the discussion. "I don't know what to do I must go. He said it was," the devil said. 7 minutes ago · Like1More Jonas Salk They do 6 minutes ago · Like1More Jonas Salk It is what they're famous for 6 minutes ago · LikeMore Jonas Salk Ask Phil James 6 minutes ago · LikeMore Marla Bobarla Pretty loaded n seemingly meant to be sick n irritating. "It's not but that's not what happened. I can't go on," the devil said.  Anyone from Wales in the group, i wonder. This is a weird way to have comment on others. This is weird, weirdly nasty n rude. "I don't wantthat said," the devil said. "I don't know what to do," the devil said. "Oh god," the devil said. "This is embarassing," it said. 5 minutes ago · LikeMore Marla Bobarla No. It's a fake comment n as are these. "I have to stay not. They are all fake. Oh god," the devil said.  Yes but a very weird comment. What is this about.  "I have to stop. It isn't real n I have to stop. Oh fuck. Oh fuck," the devil said.  The devil is tormenting that it's a sick comment because I'm to be unattractive n things as a black talking to a white man. It was just forcing a sense that it's an attack because I was engaging in the exchange in a way that's to be inappropriate here in devil world as if it is okay to say what I said, it's implying I am looking stupid for saying stuff in a way i could be acting friendly n expecting friendly exchange n I was to get a grotesque response. It's suggesting the thread could be deleted now. I don't really do that, i don't destroy the record as is did in devil world. Just now · LikeMore Write a reply... Reply 9+ Could Not Share Post Sorry, the post that you're sharing couldn't be loaded. It may have been recently deleted. 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[kansascityhappenings]

Advocates urge Missouri to renew investigation into black inmate’s death similar to George Floyd’s

CHARLESTON, Mo. — The Missouri NAACP and black lawmakers on Friday urged a new investigation into the death of an African American jail inmate who died in 2017 in a similar circumstance to George Floyd — with a white law enforcement officer’s knee on his neck.

Tory Sanders, 28, died at the Mississippi County Jail in rural Charleston, Missouri, about 150 miles south of St. Louis. He had several encounters with officers while jailed, and a mental health counselor determined he was suffering from paranoia. Sheriff Cory Hutcheson and eight others then entered the cell to subdue him.

A wrongful death lawsuit in 2018 said Hutcheson jammed his knee against Sanders’ neck and kept it there for up to three minutes, even as a police officer urged him to stop. Sanders fell into unconsciousness and died.

Missouri’s attorney general at the time, Josh Hawley, investigated but declined to file charges after medical experts concluded that Sanders died of “excited delirium,” not from the knee to the neck or other efforts to control him.

During a news conference Friday, Missouri NAACP President Nimrod Chapel Jr. urged Mississippi County Prosecuting Attorney Darren Cann to file murder charges against Hutcheson and other officers.

But Cann, in a phone interview, said he turned the case over to the attorney general’s office in 2017 because of a conflict of interest — one of his employees is related to Hutcheson. That conflict still exists, so it would be up to the attorney general’s office to reopen the case, Cann said.

Eric Schmitt took over as attorney general after Hawley, a Republican, was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2018. Schmitt’s spokesman, Chris Nuele, said in a statement that the attorney general “is committed to thoroughly reviewing all existing and any new evidence to determine whether to reopen the matter. Additionally, we hope to sit down with the NAACP and other interested parties to discuss further.”

Hawley’s spokeswoman, Kelli Ford, said in a statement that when he was attorney general, Hawley “went to court to have the sheriff removed from office, stripped of his badge, charged with state and federal crimes, and sent to prison. Senator Hawley supports any further prosecutorial action the evidence will support.”

Hutcheson does not have a listed phone number and a phone message left with his attorney was not immediately returned.

Floyd’s death on May 25 sparked nationwide protests. Derek Chauvin was charged with second-degree murder after bystander video showed him holding his knee to Floyd’s neck even as the man pleaded for air and eventually stopped moving. The video has sparked protests against police brutality and discrimination around the world.

Democratic state Sen. Karla May of St. Louis said Missourians can’t ignore such a similar case “in our own back yard.”

“In light of what’s happening today in the protests, people who are part of this system of injustice need to be prosecuted in this case,” May said.

The state NAACP issued a Missouri “travel advisory” in July 2017 over concerns about whether travelers’ civil rights would be respected. The resolution cited legislative action such as passage of a bill weakening the state’s anti-discrimination law, as well as Sanders’ death and racist incidents.

Sanders, of Nashville, Tennessee, ran out of gas on May 4, 2017, in southern Missouri, then hitchhiked and ended up in Charleston.

A day later, Sanders went to the police and told officers there was a warrant out for his arrest in Nashville related to an altercation with the mother of his children. The wrongful death lawsuit said Sanders also told officers: “I need to see a mental health doctor to save my life and my kids’ life.”

He was taken to the jail, where a mental health counselor concluded Sanders was suffering from paranoia as a result of substance abuse, and that he should be hospitalized for observation. But he remained in his cell.

That night, Hutcheson led a team of officers and jailers, wearing helmets and vests and holding a large shield, into Sanders’ cell, according to the lawsuit. Sanders was tackled, pepper sprayed, hit with a stun gun and punched while “pleading for help and struggling to stay alive,” the lawsuit stated.

According to the lawsuit, Hutcheson pressed his left knee on top of Sanders’ neck. A Charleston police officer told Hutcheson at least three times to remove the pressure.

“No, I’m good,” the sheriff responded.

“No lifesaving measures were taken” after Sanders stopped breathing, the suit stated. Emergency medical personnel arrived and took him to a hospital, where he died a short time later.

Though not charged in Sanders’ death, Hutcheson now 36, was sentenced last year to six months in federal prison for unrelated crimes: wire fraud and identity theft. He resigned after pleading guilty and can no longer work as a law enforcement officer.

Federal prosecutors said Hutcheson used a fraudulent process to track the whereabouts of more than 200 cellphone users, including a judge and a former sheriff. He never explained his motive.

Hutcheson was elected in 2016. The former deputy ran on a pledge to attack the drug culture that permeated his county. Hutcheson arrested 88 drug dealers in his first 90 days as sheriff, his attorney said at Hutcheson’s sentencing.

But Hutcheson himself was arrested in April 2017, just three months into his term. In addition to the cellphone tracking allegations, he was accused of roughing up a 77-year-old beauty salon owner in a dispute over Hutcheson’s sister-in-law’s paycheck. The woman suffered a heart attack during the encounter but recovered.

The state charges were dropped as part of the federal plea agreement.

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If you’re still wondering what that “presidential alert” was all about, here’s what you need to know.

Meanwhile, Republicans are rushing the Kavanaugh vote as the FBI probe wraps up, and a volcanic eruption strikes Indonesia only days after twin natural disasters.

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Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford’s names are not on the list of people the White House provided for the FBI to interview for its ongoing investigation into Kavanaugh. [CNN / Evan Perez, Ariane de Vogue, and Phil Mattingly]

And the FBI has not contacted more than 40 sources who may provide additional information on the Supreme Court nominee, including Kavanaugh’s roommate at the time of Ford’s alleged assault and a former close friend of Deborah Ramirez, who’s accused Kavanaugh of misconduct. [NBC News / Leigh Ann Caldwell and Heidi Przybyla]

Still, the probe is expected to wrap up as early as Wednesday night. Remember: This is a background check, not a standard criminal investigation. [Time / Abby Vesoulis]

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters Wednesday that the White House let the Senate determine the scope of the probe, as they’ll be the ones deciding on Kavanaugh’s nomination. [Vox / Li Zhou]

Senate Republicans are urging full speed ahead on the vote, given that the narrow 51-49 lead of the majority party jeopardizes Kavanaugh’s shot at being confirmed. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blasted the “feeding frenzy” of the hearings and reiterated his intention to put a vote on the floor by Friday. [AFP]

Kavanaugh’s fate ultimately rests in the hands of three key Republican figures — Arizona’s Jeff Flake, Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski, and Maine’s Susan Collins — who may swing either way on the vote. [Washington Post / John Wagner and Seung Min Kim]

All three figures, along with Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly, are expected to vote the same way, whether that’s for or against the confirmation. [Burgess Everett / Twitter]

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A volcano erupted Wednesday on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, the same island that was struck five days ago by a tsunami and an earthquake that killed more than 1,400 people. [AP / Eileen Ng]

Mount Soputan spewed a ray of ash more than 19,700 feet into the sky; evacuations were ordered for residents living in near proximity of the volcano. [USA Today / Kim Hjelmgaard]

So far, no casualties have been reported from the eruption, though the death toll from last week’s twin natural disasters is rising and many people remain unaccounted for. [Guardian / Kezia Tewuh]

A geophysicist told the Associated Press that volcanic eruptions in Indonesia are not surprising since the Southeast Asian nation sits on the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” a seismically active area. [AP / Eileen Ng]

Residents of Palu, the city hit hardest by the events, are still desperate for aid, raiding cars in search for food and medicine. Locals are also concerned about possible aftershocks. [NYT / Adam Dean, Hannah Beech, and Richard C. Paddock]

Silence of the Lambs author Thomas Harris, who created the legendary character of Hannibal Lecter, is set to publish his first book in 13 years in 2019. [Guardian / Sian Cain]

British Prime Minister Theresa May shimmied on stage to Abba like a true “Dancing Queen” at a Conservative Party conference Wednesday, before discussing issues related to Brexit. [Washington Post / William Booth and Karla Adam]

Netflix just signed a multi-year deal with the C.S. Lewis Company to produce a reimagined version of The Chronicles of Narnia books into a new series and several film projects. [Variety / Joe Otterson]

If you lack the means to properly communicate the concepts of llamas, bagels, and cupcakes to your friends and family, fret not: Apple is adding 70 new emoji to your keyboard with the upcoming iOS 12.1 update. [USA Today / Eli Blumenthal]

“I think I was so nervous to have a surrogate and to have that connection that God was like, ‘I’m going to make her look just like you.’” [Kim Kardashian West, appearing on Ashley Graham’s new podcast, credits divine intervention for the reason her youngest daughter, Chicago, takes after her / People]

What would you do to have perfect skin? [YouTube / Gina Barton]

The problem with Bradley Cooper asking Lady Gaga to go makeup-free in A Star Is Born

Blackout drinking, explained for Brett Kavanaugh

Did the Trump family’s tax practices break the law? An expert explains.

The US is tearing up a friendship treaty with Iran you probably didn’t know existed

Trump’s mockery of Christine Blasey Ford perpetuates rape culture

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[revuedepresse30]

Les 5 albums à absolument écouter cette semaine

Mitski - Be The Cowboy

Depuis ses premiers projets, Bury Me at Makeout Creek, Retired from Sad, New Career in Business et Lush, Mitski écrit une musique bouleversante à la cadence tantôt languide, tantôt soutenue. Son quatrième publié en 2016, Puberty 2, est le premier chef d’œuvre de la chanteuse américano-japonaise, qui abrite une justesse musicale au service d’une complexité artistique qui tente d’approfondir la nature humaine tout en réalisant une exploration intérieure émouvante de son auteure.

Be The Cowboy pourrait être le prochain de Mitski puisque cette fois la musicienne use de sa polyvalence et de sa voix doucereuse pour briser ses chaînes mentales ou naturelles et prendre sa chevauchée existentielle. Malgré des doutes et des peurs qui persistent, Mitski ne veut plus fuir son destin et affronte ses sentiments, notamment l’amour.

Be The Cowboy est sur Apple Music.

Young Thug & Young Stone Records - Slime Language

Pour son anniversaire, Young Thug a délivré jeudi dernier un nouveau projet : ni album, ni mixtape ou EP, Slime Language est une compilation où le génial rappeur d’Atlanta réunit les jeunes signatures de son label. Gunna, plusieurs fois, Karlae, Duke, HiDoraah, Tracy T, Lil Keed sont conviés aux côtés de Lil Baby, Lil Uzi Vert mais aussi Jacquees.

Grâce à cet exhaustif casting Thugger retrouve la trap virevoltante, mélodique et imprévisible qui lui a permis de révolutionner la scène d’ATL. Slime Language semble être une suite logique de l’excellent Jeffery et du court EP Hear No Evil, sorti plus tôt dans l’année. Les refrains sont imparables, les nombreuses collaborations efficaces et le sens du rythme toujours aussi impressionnant. Le Young Thug presque cowboy qui plaide allégeance à la country du Sud des États-Unis n'est plus d’actualité. Jusqu’à la prochaine illumination de Jeffery Lamar Williams.

Slime Language est sur Apple Music.

Animal Collective - Tangerine Reef

Plus les années passent et plus Animal Collective est un groupe engagé. Un écologisme musical qui convoque également des valeurs humanistes pour défendre un propos global et subtile. Sans évoquer frontalement ces thèmes inhérents à leurs créations, le quatuor américain poursuit une musique nuancée, élevée, aquatique, presque naturaliste.

Tangerine Reef en est le dernier exemple. Les morceaux se suivent et s’emboîtent comme les paragraphes et les thèmes d’un discours, ou comme le cycle naturel qui rythme l’écosystème terrestre. Toutefois, malgré le noble combat et la sophistication instrumentale, ce nouvel album se noie à plusieurs reprises dans un ambient complexe et alambiqué, qui désarticule les mélodies et nous éloigne de l’essentiel.

Tangerine Reef est sur Apple Music.

Oh Sees - Smote Reverser

Smote Reverser est un grand huit émotionnel et instrumental, qui fait la synthèse des différentes directions prises par Oh Sees durant sa longue et fructueuse carrière. Depuis la fin des années 90, la formation californienne guidée par John Dwyer n’a pas hésité à s’éloigner du rock pour explorer d’autres genres et prendre des risques. Aujourd’hui, le groupe made in San Francisco est inclassable et navigue entre les influences avec toujours plus d’aisance. Véritables montagnes russes, les titres de Smote Reverse se singularisent les uns des autres pour enrichir un univers dystopique angoissant, frénétique et imprédictible. John Dwyer, Tim Hellman, Dan Rincon et Paul Quattrone continent ainsi de repousser leurs limites.

Smote Reverser est sur Apple Music.

Stefflon Don - Secure

Avec une cover qui rend hommage au second album de l’incontournable Lil Kim, The Notorious K.I.M., Stefflon Don affiche ses ambitions démesurées pour ce troisième effort intense et rythmé. Suite de deux projets intrigants et fiévreux, Real Ting Mixtape et Hurtin' Me - The EP, cette nouvelle mixtape étoffe et libère le rap enflammé de l’artiste londonienne. Secure laisse coexister les flows mordants de la grime, les grondants beats trap, les mélodies langoureuses dancehall et les rythmes joviaux de l’afrobeat sur 16 morceaux. Tout en maîtrise, Stefflon oscille entre les invectives, à travers lesquelles elle défie ses homologues masculins et met en garde ses concurrentes, et les chants plus émotifs ou introspectifs qui se marient aux morceaux soyeux comme Uber, Both Ways, Favourite Girl, mais aussi Senseless, Regular, Win, davantage présents sur la fin de Secure.

Secure est sur Apple Music.

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[paoloxl]

Certains livres que je lis me poussent à les commenter et le dernier roman de Paulo Coelho "Hippie" en fait partie. C'est le roman le plus autobiographique de l'auteur. Il nous y raconte ses années hippie. A travers les pages, on le  suit dans son escapade  de son pays le Brésil vers l'Europe . Paulo, le jeune hippie aux cheveux long , qui rêve de devenir écrivain, quitte son pays d'origine et part vers l'Europe et plus exactement vers deux places  que tous les hippies considéraient comme le centre du monde : Piccadilly Circus and le Dam à Amsterdam. Une fois à Amsterdam, Paulo change de trajectoire. Sa rencontre avec Karla en Hollande le mènera vers d'autres contrées; cette dernière était à la recherche d'un compagnon de voyage  pour réaliser son rêve d'aller s'isoler dans une grotte à  Kathmandu .Il embarqua à bord du "Magic Bus " vers le Népal avec un groupe de hippies. Tout au long de ce voyage nous découvrirons les personnalités des différents protagonistes , nous vivrons leurs histoires d'amour, leur déception et rêves, la réaction des gens qu'ils croisent sur leur chemin ...Nous discernerons les principes de cette génération  rêveuse et libre . Chaque protagoniste était à la recherche d'un sens à la vie dans des spiritualités en ayant parfois recours à des substances psychotropes. Le développement des évènements nous laissent pressentir  le début d'une relation amoureuse entre l'auteur et la belle hollandaise mais ...vont ils continuer leur chemin ensemble? A Istanbul, l'auteur part à la poursuite d'un rêve celui de découvrir le soufisme ... Make Google view image button visible again: https://goo.gl/DYGbub