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Name: Alexandra Durand (known as Alex Bennett) Species: Werewolf Occupation: Studying Wildlife Ecology at UMWR Age: 21 Years Old Played By: Han Face Claim: Sadie Sink

TW: Parental Death

“I’d rather bet the black sheep of the family than the big bad wolf.”

Like any kid from a prominent hunter family, it was expected that Alexandra Durand would be holding a knife with ease by the time she was walking and talking. It wasn’t for a lack of trying on her parents’ end that the lessons didn’t seem to stick with Alexandra like they had with her older sister Andrea. Even at a young age, Alexandra could tell this wasn’t a good difference and began compensating to make up for it.

Sure, she couldn’t seem to hear what was coming the same way her family did. Cuts and scrapes seemed to take longer to heal and she just couldn’t relate to that skin-crawling feeling they described in the presence of beasts. But she could pay attention to the hunters around her, learn their tells. Maybe she couldn’t hear someone coming behind them from a block away, but that praise her parents gave when she seemed to notice only because Alexandra picked up on her sister hearing something was enough for her to keep it going.

So, Jean and Marie Durand did what any responsible hunter parents would do and continued Alexandra’s training. This was what led the family deep into the Smoky Mountains on Alexandra’s 7th birthday for a survival training trip. She learned how to make fires and set up camp with her mom while Andrea focused on fighting training with their dad. All was going according to plan until a pack of werewolves who had a vendetta against the Durand parents crashed the trip.

It all happened in a blur and before Alexandra could fully process what was happening, Andrea was whisking her away from the scene as the wolves tore into their parents. If it wasn’t for the aching bite wound in her side, Alexandra would have sworn it was just a dream. Things in the hunter world were never that rose-tinted though; Alexandra’s parents were dead and the sisters were being sent off to France to live with their aunts and cousins.

The whole near month spent in Lyon had left Alexandra particularly reclusive. While she wasn’t old enough to understand much, she knew what a bite from a werewolf meant for non-hunters. But she was a hunter even if she wasn’t a very good one. So she tried to forget about it. Unfortunately, when the next full moon rolled around, there was no fighting Alexandra’s transformation.

Yet again, Andrea was fleeing with her younger sister, not trusting that her aunt wouldn’t try to “take care of the werewolf problem” in a more final way. After riding out the rest of Alexandra’s transformation, Andrea was sneaking them back to the States with stolen credit cards and forged papers with the names Andy and Alex Bennett. They spent the next few years living on the road out of a stolen junkyard car until they finally settled into a town called Wicked’s Rest. There was enough strangeness in the town that a hunter and a werewolf could fly by relatively underneath the radar. 

Eventually, the sisters built their own lives and now Alex remains in Wicked’s Rest with her cousin Kaden. While she still struggles with her hunter upbringing and living as a werewolf, there’s no place quite like this strange town to find a good place to fit in, though there is always the worry that her family’s past may catch up with her.

Character Facts:

Personality: Perceptive, prideful, sensitive, jealous, stubborn, insecure, generous, protective, sociable to an extent

Growing up in a French American family, Alex speaks both English and French fluently. 

Since Andy and Alex spent a good chunk of their life being dirt-poor, Alex has become especially good at shoplifting without getting caught... or at least being able to outrun anyone chasing her if she does get caught. 

Turning into a werewolf came with a big amount of pent-up nervous energy that Alex channels into a variety of sports. She plays on the soccer team at UMWR and is almost always down for a scrimmage match.

Alex’s favorite food is Spaghetti-Os straight from the can. 

While Alex never excelled at the combat aspects of her hunter training, her survival and first aid skills are fine tuned. Because of this, she’s taken an internship at Wicked’s Rest State Park and one day hopes to become a full time park ranger. 

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ALEXA PENAVEGA AND NICHOLAS BISHOP STAR IN ‘A PARIS PROPOSAL, A NEW, ORIGINAL MOVIE PREMIERING FEBRUARY 11, ON HALLMARK CHANNEL

Part of the Network’s Annual “Loveuary”® Programing Event 

Shot Partially on Location in the City of Light

STUDIO CITY, CA – January 23, 2023 – Alexa PenaVega (“Love in the Limelight,” XXX) and Nicholas Bishop (“Industry”) star in “A Paris Proposal,” a new, original movie premiering Saturday, February 11 (8 p.m. ET/PT) on Hallmark Channel as part of the network’s annual “Loveuary”® programming event. The movie shot partially on location in Paris and features iconic locations.

Anna (PenaVega) is an account manager for a New York City advertising agency who has the opportunity to land the biggest client of her career – Durand Diamonds. Much to her chagrin, her boss dispatches her and her colleague Sebastian (Bishop) to the City of Light to make the pitch and seal the deal. Anna’s by-the-books work style clashes with Sebastian’s looser approach and over-the-top ideas that dazzle the client but exceed budget realities that land them in hot water. Not only that, but Paris holds painful memories for her since that’s where she and her now ex-husband honeymooned at the start of their brief, one-year marriage. When they arrive in Paris to meet with the client, a misunderstanding leads the Durands to believe Anna and Sebastian are married, making them excited about the prospect of having real-life couple in charge of the creative vision for their brand. As they work on their campaign pitch and try to keep up appearances of being a happy couple – which becomes more complicated when Sebastian’s family becomes involved – they begin to learn about each other and the most romantic city in the world just might be working its magic. But when the truth about their relationship, or lack thereof, comes to light will this mean the end of their professional partnership as well as their budding romance?

“A Paris Proposal” is from Hallmark Media. Cameron Johann is executive producer. Producers are Jeffery Beach, Phillip Roth and Kristina Kambitova. Sufo Evtimov is line producer. Jessica Harmon directed from a script by Andrea Canning.

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REVIEW

The Rush by Michelle Prak

Jumping from one group to another to set the stage for what is supposed to be a suspenseful thrilling read is what I believe the author was set on achieving. I have to say that I had trouble relating to any of the characters or the situations they found themselves in but was invested enough to skim through to see what would happen to the woman who finds a man in need of care, four people on the road together, and a woman manning the pub on her own. And what will happen when the three different storylines intersect kept me skimming though not reading word for word. There was a twist within the twist at the end of the story, there were some rather horrible characters to be dealt with, there were some evil actions taken by more than one, and at one point I thought of past true crime stories I have read of or seen on the news. The closing seemed a bit of a soft landing after the rather gritty chapter that preceded it but all in all it was an okay if not gripping read. I know that many will love this story even though it was not for me.

Thank you to NetGalley and Crooked Lane for the ARC – This is my honest review.

2-3 Stars

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In this riveting psychological thriller—perfect for fans of Jane Harper’s The Survivors and Erica Ferencik’s Into the Jungle—a ferocious storm in the Australian Outback sets the stage for betrayal and murder. With a massive downpour and flash floods predicted, Quinn Durand leaves work and races for the safety of home. The first drops start to fall as she spots something strange on the familiar bush route. With no reception and nothing but an empty road for miles in either direction, she investigates and discovers it’s a body, dumped by the side of the road. When she approaches to check for signs of life, an arm reaches out and grabs her. Back at the country pub where Quinn lives, her boss Andrea has prepared for the torrential downpour. She's bunkered down with her toddler son sleeping in the back room when she’s startled by a banging at the door. It's a biker, seeking shelter from the punishing storm. Meanwhile, out on the roads, two young couples on their way across the country struggle against the lashing rains. Tensions rise as they realize that they don’t really know each other, nor are they remotely prepared for the storm. Alone, angry, and afraid in unfamiliar surroundings, flooding isn’t the only threat bearing down on them. Chilling, tense, and twisted, this multi-POV popcorn thriller is “compelling and explosive; you won’t be able to put this book down” (Hayley Scrivenor, author of Dirt Town).

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© Producción: Centro de Estudios Literarios Antonio Cornejo Polar.

📜 PROGRAMA:

✅ Miércoles 28 de Febrero

🕒 3:00pm. “Inauguración” a cargo de Gonzalo Cornejo y Elton Honores.

🕒 3:10pm. Presentación de libros: “El anarquista ilustrado. Tributo a José Güich Rodríguez” (Vida Múltiple, 2024) / “Fantasías nacionales. Actas del Congreso Nacional de Escritores de Literatura Fantástica y Ciencia Ficción (2021)” y “Visualidades imposibles. Actas del Congreso Nacional de Escritores de Literatura Fantástica y Ciencia Ficción (2022)” [Vida Múltiple, 2024), comentarios: Gabriela Cordero y Elton Honores.

🕒 3:35pm. Mesa 1: “Centenario de Rod Serling y la serie de culto The Twilight Zone (1959-1964)” a cargo de Tania Huerta, José Güich Rodríguez y Carlos Vera Scamarone, Modera: Richard Rimachi.

🕟 4:20pm. Mesa 2: “Distopía y futurismo: 40 años de Mañana, las ratas (1984) de José B. Adolph” a cargo de Martín Roldán Ruiz, Miguel Ángel Vallejo, César Santivañez y Alexis Iparraguirre, Modera: Elton Honores

🕔 5:25pm. Presentación de libro: “Nunca seremos nacidos” de Elton Honores (Maquinaciones, 2024), comentarios: Harry Beleván, José Güich y José Donayre

🕕 6:05pm. Mesa 3: “Vanguardismo y experimentación, 25 años de La fabulosa máquina del sueño (1999) de José Donayre” a cargo de Óscar Gallegos (La inteligencia del mal en La fabulosa máquina del sueño de José Donayre), Lisandro Solís (La historia en pedazos. La estética del fragmento en La fabulosa máquina del

sueño), Agustín Prado (Ciencia, ciudad atemporal y marginalidad (sentimental) en La fabulosa máquina del sueño) y José Donayre (escritor, editor y gestor literario), Modera: Elton Honores.

✅ Jueves 29 de Febrero

🕙 10:00am. Mesa 4: “Clemente Palma y la tradición fantástica peruana” [virtual] a cargo de Josué Yared Medina Huamán (Los enteógenos como puerta a lo fantástico en “Leyenda del hachisch” de Clemente Palma), Laura Judith Becerril Nava (¿Ensueño o realidad? El caso de “La granja blanca” de Clemente Palma), Nehemías Vega Mendieta (La transgresión fantástica en Desvariante de José Durand) y Richard Leonardo Loayza (Un texto contrafáctico. Don Quijote en Yanquilandia (1921), de Juan Manuel Polar), Modera: Richard Rimachi:

🕚 11:00am. Mesa 5: “Visiones del Gótico” [virtual] a cargo de Luis Mario Garay Rodríguez (La presencia del gótico en Resident Evil - 2002), Rosalba Anahí Rodríguez Haro (Politizar desde el entre: un acercamiento al tercer ojo en Cometierra de Dolores Reyes) y Claudia Gil de la Piedra (El horror cotidiano en los cuentos de Amparo Dávila y Shirley Jackson), Modera: Andrea Amenero.

🕚 11:45am. Presentación del libro [virtual]: “Esotéricos registros” de Victoria Vargas Peraltilla (Cascahuesos, 2024), comentarios: José Donayre y Poldark Mego, Modera: Andrea Amenero

🕒 3:30pm. Mesa 6: “Visiones del horror y el apocalipsis” a cargo de Randolph Markowsky (El porquero del infierno y otros relatos - El Gato descalzo, 2023), Falco Rivera (Nunca más madre y otros relatos de horror - Acuedi, 2023) y Alexei Vidam (Crónica de un nuevo Génesis - Torre de Papel, 2023), Modera: Álvaro Sempértegui.

🕟 4:15pm. Presentación de libro: “Visiones del Bicentenario de Poldark Mego (Maquinaciones, 2024), comentarios: José Donayre y Raúl Quiroz, Modera: Tais Zevallos.

🕟 4:50pm. Mesa 7: “Entre la distopía y el terror” a cargo de Ricardo Sumalavia (Croac y el nuevo fin del mundo - Seix Barral, 2022), Hernán Migoya (El fantasma de Stephen King - Pandemonium, 2023) y Carlos Carrillo (Summa Carnale - Pandemonium, 2023), Modera: Elton Honores.

🕔 5:55pm. Presentación de libros: “Bosque de Arces” (Maquinaciones, 2023) y “El libro de los pájaros negros” (Maquinaciones, 2023) de Jorge Casilla Lozano, comentarios: Ricardo Sumalavia, José Donayre y Elizabeth Peláez Sagastegui, Modera: Richard Rimachi.

✅ Viernes 01 de Marzo

🕙 10:00am. Mesa 8: “Visualidades presentes y futuras” [virtual] a cargo de Jesús Oscar Jara Godoy (El fantasma del paraíso: pequeños elementos de una posverdad), Sebastián Cortéz (Delirio narrativo y violencia a través de diferentes medios: American Psycho - Bret Easton Ellis, 1991 / Hotline Miami - Denatton Games, 2012) y Drive (Nicolas Winding Refn, 2011)), David Fernando Endara Ibarra (La tecnología aérea o la distopía zombie, dos visiones del futuro espiritual en los Andes Ecuatoriales) y Cristián Londoño Proaño (La visión de futuro en Angelus Hostis y Policía del Karma), Modera: Álvaro Sempértegui.

🕚 11:00am. Mesa 9: “Ruta del Río de la Plata al Caribe” [virtual] a cargo de Marcela Gándara Rodríguez (Volver al bosque: devenir monstruo y posthumanismo en El amor es una catástrofe natural de Betina González), José Emiliano Garibaldi Toledo (Terror verde: modulaciones de la ecofobia en dos cuentos “Los verdes” y “Un aroma de flores lascivas” de Eduardo Goligorsky), Nicolás García (Las pasiones alegres de Pablo Farrés. Ciencia ficción expresionista) y Ángela M. Valentín Rodríguez (Distopía nuestra de cada día. Un recorrido panorámico por la ciencia ficción producida por escritoras puertorriqueñas contemporáneas), Modera: Richard Rimachi.

🕛 12:00m. Presentación de libro [virtual]: “El llamado de Gea” de Gonzalo Portals y Aland Bisso (Torre de Papel, 2023), comentarios: Aland Bisso y Carlos Echevarría, Modera: Andrea Amenero.

🕒 3:30pm. Mesa 10: “Dimensiones de lo fantástico” a cargo de Mauricio R. Ganoza (La liga del honor - 2023), Erik Fernández Pozo (Talis - Maquinaciones, 2023), Andrea Rivera Carrillo (La calma del no ser - Maquinaciones, 2023) y Jeremías Martínez (La ceguera es como el mar - Cielo Gris, 2023), Modera: Tais Zevallos.

🕟 4:45pm. Mesa 11: “Futuros Distópicos” a cargo de Alfredo Dammert (Senderos del tiempo - Altazor, 2023), César Santivañez y Hugo Espinoza (Panóptica. Los últimos días del futuro - Pandemonium, 2023) y Juan Carlos Townsend (Tierra Tomada - Maquinaciones, 2023), Modera: Richard Rimachi.

🕔 5:50pm. Presentación de libro: “Cuadernos Urgentes” de Carlos Calderón Fajardo y Paul Asto Valdez (Fondo Editorial de la FLCH & Distopía Editores, 2023) comentarios: Paul Asto y André Alvarado, Modera: Cristina Ramírez López.

✅ Sábado 02 de Marzo

🕙 10:00am. Mesa 12: “Dimensiones de lo Fantástico 2” [virtual] a cargo de Juan Antonio Alvarez Gavidia (El cuy negro y otros relatos - La Nave, 2023), Lorena C. Mori (Estruendo de las sombras - Zafiro, 2023), Ugo Velazco (El camino de las flores - Dendro Ediciones, 2023) y Rodolfo Sánchez Coello (Sachapunk, cuentos andinos de ecoficción - Carmelinda, 2023), Modera: Richard Rimachi.

🕚 11:00am. Mesa 13: “Dimensiones de lo Fantástico 3” [virtual] a cargo de Alejandro Tejada Medina (Ciudad Refugio - Torre de Papel, 2023), Ángel Podestá Bautista (Ojos miel, bestias negras y otros seres innombrables - 2022), Rocío Uchofen (Solo para insomnes - Maquinaciones, 2023) y Adriana Alarco de Zadra (Diario de una sombra - Maquinaciones, 2023), Modera: Christian Cachay.

🕒 3:00pm. Conferencia Magistral: “La construcción del superhéroe en la historieta peruana. Supercholo (1957-1966) de Victor Honigman y Francisco Miro Quesada Cantuarias” a cargo de Diana Rodríguez Díaz (Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos), Modera: Elton Honores.

🕒 3:45pm. Mesa 14: “De la literatura a las imágenes en nuevos medios” a cargo de Angie Cabrera (Análisis literario y cinematográfico del terror japonés: el caso de Dark Water), Wilder Castillo (More human than human. Reflexiones en empatía y humanidad en Do androids dream of electric sheep - 1968 y Blade Runner - 1982) y Flavia Paredes (Carrie, entre la palabra escrita y la imagen cinematográfica), Modera: Tais Zevallos.

🕟 4:35pm. Mesa 15: “Lo grotesco y lo fantástico en las artes visuales” a cargo de Andrea Amenero (Lo monstruoso en la obra de Gustavo Doré), Ronald Ypanaqué (Análisis formal de las ilustraciones de carácter grotesco en la historieta argentina El Eternauta, versión de 1957-1959 y su contenido ideológico), Tais Zevallos (Lo fantástico en Shahmaran (2023) de Umur Turagay y Pinar Bulut) y Raschid Rabi (Husmeante (1983-1984) de Trillo y Mandrafina y El sueñero de Enrique Breccia (1984-1985). Dos historietas de la revista Fierro en un 1984 en transición de géneros y de épocas), Modera: Álvaro Sempértegui.

🕔 5:35pm. Clausura.

 📌 JORNADAS:

📆 Del 28 de Febrero al 02 de Marzo

🕙 10:00am. a 6:00pm. 

🏫 Auditorio de la Casa de la Literatura (jr. Áncash 207, Estación Desamparados - Centro de Lima)

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Se aprobó la ley antipiquetes para desactivar las masivas protestas de docentes y salud

Con el edificio cercado por policías y rodeado por docentes autoconvocados, trabajadores y trabajadoras de la salud, y organizaciones sindicales, sociales y políticas, el Senado de Salta aprobó el jueves 1 de junio por la tarde (con solo 11 votos positivos, 10 en contra y dos ausencias) la Ley antipiquetes, que ya había recibido media sanción el martes pasado. La medida, que busca regular, controlar y limitar las protestas sociales en los espacios públicos, habilita al Ministerio de Seguridad provincial a autorizar o no manifestaciones; ordena que deberá notificarse con 24 horas de antelación a la comisaría más cercana indicando el lugar donde se realizará una protesta, el tiempo que durará y quiénes serán los responsables de la misma; y además prohíbe los cortes de calle o ruta total. Busca controlar el conflicto gremial con educadores y salud, que lleva ya un mes ganando de forma masiva las calles salteñas. Mientras, el gobernador Gustavo Sáenz, que en dos días y en forma express ordenó su aprobación sobre tablas (sin tratamiento ni discusión previa en comisiones), pasó de anunciar un superávit a afirmar que no habrá dinero para aumentos salariales. El Senado de Salta aprobó este jueves 1 de junio por la tarde la Ley antipiquetes, que ya había recibido media sanción el pasado martes, con solo 11 votos positivos, 10 en contra y dos ausencias. Entre los senadores que votaron a favor figuran Diego Cari (Guachipas); Juan Cruz Curá (Orán); Esteban D´Andrea Cornejo (Chicoana); Emilio Durand (Capital); Marcelo García (Anta); Mashur Lapad (Rivadavia); Javier Monico Graciano (Rosario de la Frontera); Sergio Ramos (Rosario de Lerma); Alfredo Sanguino (La Candelaria); Carlos Sanz (Cerrillos); y Jorge Pablo Soto (La Viña). En tanto, los diputados y diputadas que habían votaron positivamente la media sanción el martes son Esteban Amat; Mabel Balderrama; Moisés Barboza; Roberto Bonifacio; Federico Cañizares; Gonzalo Caro; Laura Cartuccia; Dimas Cianci; Omar Exeni; Patricia Hucena; María López; Antonio Otero; Patricio Peñalba; Martín Pérez; Germán Ralle; Noelia Rigo; Teodora Riquelme; Juan Esteban Romero; Juan Carlos Roque Posse; María Verónica Saicha; Claudia Gloria Seco; Rogelio Segundo; Daniel Segura; Ricardo Vargas; María del Socorro Villamayor; y Lino Yonar. De esta manera, el gobernador Gustavo Sáenz logró, en dos días, la aprobación express sobre tablas (sin tratamiento ni discusión previa en comisiones de trabajo) de la ley que busca regular, controlar y limitar las protestas sociales en la provincia, habilitando al Ministerio de Seguridad provincial a autorizar o no manifestaciones, y a desalojarlas con represión policial. El proyecto aprobado a toda velocidad esta semana ya había sido presentado en abril del 2022 por la ex legisladora nacional y actual diputada salteña conservadora Cristina Fiore y la diputada salteña María del Socorro Villamayor. Ante la instancia final del tratamiento del proyecto de ley, desde la noche del miércoles docentes y organizaciones sociales, sindicales y políticas habían acampado frente a la Legislatura, que empezó a ser vallada desde las 3 de la mañana. De esta manera, el Palacio Legislativo salteño amaneció totalmente vallado, con policías y rodeado de miles de trabajadores y trabajadoras que se movilizaron en el marco de una masiva jornada de protesta contras las políticas de ajuste y represivas del gobierno de Saénz, luego de las brutales represiones del 24 y 25 de mayo, que dejaron docentes heridos con bala de goma y 19 imputados e imputadas por cortar la ruta. La medida, que busca regular, controlar y limitar las protestas sociales en los espacios públicos, habilita al Ministerio de Seguridad provincial a autorizar o no manifestaciones; ordena que deberá notificarse con 24 horas de antelación a la comisaría más cercana indicando el lugar donde se realizará una protesta, el tiempo que durará y quiénes serán los responsables de la misma; y además prohíbe los cortes de calle o ruta total. Dee hecho, en su artículo 3°, la ley señala que «la Autoridad de Aplicación resguardará el desarrollo pacífico de la protesta o manifestación pública, en la medida que la misma: permita el normal funcionamiento de servicios públicos, especialmente los referidos a la salud, transporte público, educación y bomberos; habilite, aunque sea parcialmente la circulación de personas y/o vehículos en una dirección determinada; evite la comisión de delitos tipificados en el código penal durante los actos preparativos, desarrollo o desconcentración de las mismas, incluidos los daños a la propiedad pública o privada; se haya realizado la correspondiente notificación, conforme lo determinado por la presente Ley». La ley profundiza lo ya dispuesto en el Decreto 91/23, publicado por el gobierno de Sáenz en febrero de este año, por el que el Ejecutivo provincial creó el «Protocolo de Actuación de las Fuerzas de Seguridad del Estado Provincial en Manifestaciones Públicas«. El conflicto gremial con educadores y salud lleva ya un mes ganando de forma masiva las calles salteñas. Mientras, el gobernador Gustavo Sáenz, que en dos días y en forma express ordenó su aprobación sobre tablas (sin tratamiento ni discusión previa en comisiones), pasó de anunciar un superávit a afirmar que no habrá dinero para aumentos salariales. Un conflicto que escaló luego de la brutal represión llevada adelante por la policía salteña el pasado 25 de mayo en el acceso de ingreso a la capital, sobre la ruta nacional 9. En este contexto, el miércoles 31 de mayo la Asamblea de Docentes Autoconvocados sesionó en Asamblea Provincial bimodal y aprobó por unanimidad las siguientes medidas: «1) Ratificación del PARO PROVINCIAL DOCENTE por tiempo indeterminado. 2) Exigir el DESPROCESAMIENTO DE LOS 19 COMPAÑEROS QUE FUERON DETENIDOS. Y las siguientes mociones se aprobaron por MAYORÍA: 1) CONCENTRACIÓN frente a la Legislatura: jueves 01 de Junio, a 9hs. 2) Asamblea Provincial Docente con formato bimodal, y rotativa en los diferentes Departamentos. Aclaración: tanto para la participación en la presencialidad como en la virtualidad, se requerirá presentar en el ingreso el Recibo de Sueldo. Para la virtualidad estará previamente organizado a través de cada Delegado con su departamento. 3) Firma de Nota desde la Asamblea Provincial de Docentes Autoconvocados en REPUDIO AL PROYECTO DE LEY ANTIPIQUETES, para ser presentada el día jueves 01 de Junio en la Legislatura. 4) Sólo se aceptará reunión con el gobierno si es con el gobernador Gustavo Sáenz. 5) En las mesas de diálogo con el gobierno ingresarán los Delegados representantes de los 23 Departamentos, con Técnicos y un Abogado. 6) Destitución de la Jueza Zunino. 7) Que el Movimiento Docente Autoconvocado acompañe en las distintas instancias del proceso a los Compañeros imputados. 8) Que el gobierno reconozca públicamente a los Autoconvocados como los únicos representantes de la Docencia. Rechazamos la excusa de la crisis, cuando en tiempo de elecciones desde el mismo gobierno expresaron que hace tres años hay superavit. 9) Se podrá convocar a Asamblea Provincial con carácter de urgencia, debido a que permanecemos en Estado de Alerta y Movilización permanente. 10) Próxima ASAMBLEA DOCENTE PROVINCIAL bimodal: sábado 03 de Junio, a las 16hs. 11) Conformación de las Comisiones de la Asamblea Provincial: * Comisión de Prensa: Naira Rivero, Santiago Garnica, Andrea Gonzalez, Limey Flores y Nanci Liendro * Comisión Finanzas (Fondo de Huelga): Florencia Gasparini, Soledad Romaniello, Patricia Sivero, Sonia Guerrero, Sandra Angelo Luz Luna * Comisión de Movilización: Marina Laguna, Olga Ramos, Marcela Romero, Ivana Rueda, Carmen Venencia, Georgia Romero, Iván Reinoso, Nahuel Riquelme, Mariano Durán * Se hicieron presentes Compañeros DOCENTES AUTOCONVOCADOS DE LA RIOJA, en apoyo a nuestra lucha. MESA DE CONDUCCIÓN PRESENTE: *Georgia Romero *Soledad Leiton *Mirtha Grandiller *Johana Choque *Nahuel Riquelme». :::ANRed::: Read the full article

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[thesustainableswap]

BLM Master Post / Resources

No blog post this week. I felt like this was much more important. Here is a master post of everything I’ve found regarding the BLM movement, from petitions, to where you should donate, to reading, to accounts, to business... hopefully most of what you’re looking for can be found below. If I’ve missed anything vital please let me know and I will add it.

Petitions:

Justice for George Floyd (White House) | Justice for George Floyd (change.org) | Justice for George Floyd (change.org) | Justice for George Floyd (color of Change)

RAISE THE DEGREE - Remove bail for Derek Chauvin, murderer of George Floyd (White House) | Arrest The Other Three (White House) | Raise The Degree (change.org) | The Minneapolis Police Officers to be charged for murder (change.org)

#JusticeforBre (MoveOn.org) | #JusticeforBre (color of Change)

Justice For Ahmaud Arbery (change.org) | Justice for Ahmaud Arbery- Pass Georgia Hate Crime Bill (change.org) | Disbarment of George E. Barnhill (change.org)

Trayvon Martin Law (change.org)

Hands Up Act (change.org)

Justice for Belly Mujinga (change.org)

Justice for Tony McDade (change.org)

Justice for Alejandro Vargas Martinez (change.org)

Justice for Regis Korchinski-Paquet (change.org)

Wrongful Conviction: Julius Jones is innocent (change.org)

Wrongful Conviction: Kyjuanzi Harris (change.org)

Willie Simmons has served 38 years for a $9 robbery (change.org)

Defund The Police Minneapolis (Every Action / Reclaim The Block) | Mandatory Life Sentence for Police Brutality (change.org) | National Action Against Police Brutality (change.org) | Against Police Brutality in France (change.org)

Demand Racial Data on Coronavirus (BLM) | Coronavirus: Demand More from the Government (BLM)

Get Schools to Speak Up (change.org)

Stand with BLM (organizefor.org)

Organisations to Donate to

George Floyd Memorial Fund

Minnesota Freedom Fund

Black Visions Collective

Reclaim the Block

Campaign Zero

Black Lives Matter

UKBLM

National Bailout Fund

Black Earth Farms

Communities United Against Police Brutality

Unicorn Riot

Louisville Community Bail Fund

Rebuilding the Community (We Love Lake Street)

United Families and Friends Campaign

COVID-19: Supporting BAME Communities

House of GG

Trans Justice Funding Project

The Okra Project

Youth Breakout

SNaPCo

Black AIDS Insitute

Trans Cultural District

LGBTQ+ Freedom Fund

For If You Have Little Money to Spare:

Check out these YouTube videos and play them while you go about your day (or actively watch! Up to you.) The ad revenue will be donated to organisations supporting black lives - but make sure you turn off your adblocker first.

By Zoe Amira

By Francesca Grace

By Cindy Marshall

By Danni and Emmyn

Instagram Accounts (source)

Nova Reid

Layla Saad

Rachel Cargle

Check Your Privilege

Rachel Ricketts

The Great Unlearn

Reni Eddo Lodge

Ibram X. Kendi

Galdem

The Irin Journal

Women Who

For Working Ladies

Thyself

Black Girl Fest

UK isn’t Innocent

Readbyrachelaa

Mikaela Loach

Podcasts

About Race with Remi Eddo-Lodge

Conversations with Nova Reid

iWeigh with Jameela Jamil

The YIKES podcast

Have You Heard George’s Podcast?

The World Wide Tribe

Zero Hour Talks

1619 by the New York Times

TV / Film (source)

13th

When They See Us

Selma

The Black Power Mixtape 1967 - 1975

I Am Not Your Negro

The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution

If Beale Street Could Talk

The Hate U Give

American Son

Trial by Media

Books: (Source)

How To Be Anti Racist by Ibram X. Kendi

Me and White Supremacy by Robin Diangelo and Layla Saad

Why I’m No Longer Talking To White People About Race by Remi Eddo-Lodge

So You Want To Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo

The Fire Next Time by James Baldwin

Minor Feelings by Cathy Park Hong

America’s Original Sin By Jim Wallis and Bryan Stevenson

The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander

Blindspot by Mahzarin R. Banaji & Anthony G. Greenwald

Good Talk by Mira Jacob

Between The World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates

How Does It Feel To Be A Problem by Moustafa Bayoumi

The Fire This Time by Jesmyn Ward

White Fragility by Robin Diangelo

I’m Still Here by Austin Channing Brown

When They Call You A Terrorist by Patrisse Khan-Cullors, Asha Bandele, et al.

An African American and Latin History of The United States by Paul Ortiz

Citizen by Claudia Rankine

An Indigenous Peoples’ History of The United States by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

Mindful of Race by Ruth King

Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson

Tears We Cannot Stop by Michael Eric Dyson

Stamped From The Beginning by Ibram X. Kendi

Have Black Lives Ever Mattered? By Mumia Abu-Jamal

The Coloraturas of Law by Richard Rothstein

The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson

Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria? By Beverly Daniel Tatum

Stamped by Jason Reynolds & Ibram X. Kendi

This Book Is Anti Racist by Tiffany Jewell and Aurelia Durand

Brit(ish) by Afua Hirsch

Children’s Books: (Source)

Malcolm Little by Ilyasah Shabazz

Let It Shine: Stories of Black Women Freedom Fighters by Andrea Davis Pinkney

Something Happened in Our Town: A Child’s Story About Racial Injustice by Marianne Celano, Marietta Collins and Ann Hazzard

My Hair Is A Garden by Cozbi A. Cabrera

Separate Is Never Equal by Duncan Tonatiuh

Young Water Protectors by Aslan Tudor

My Family Divided by Diana Guerrero

We Are Grateful by Traci Sorell

I Am Not A Number by Jenny Kay Dupuis and Kathy Kacer

Schomburg: The Man Who Built A Library by Carole Boston Weatherford

Lailah’s Lunchbox: A Ramadan Story by Reem Faruqi

The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson

The Whispering Town by Jennifer Elvgren

When Harriet Tubman Led Her People To Freedom by Carole Boston Weatherford

When I Was Eight by Christy Jordan-Fenton & Margaret Pokiak-Fenton

Happy In Our Skin by Fran Manushkin

Chocolate Milk, Por Favor by Maria Dismondy

Voice of Freedom: Fannie Lou Hamer by Carole Boston Weatherford

When We Were Alone by David A. Robertson & Julie Flett

Shining Star The Anna May Wong Story by Paula Yoo & Lin Wang

Little Leaders: Bold Women In Black History by Vashti Harrison

Maddi’s Fridge by Lois Brandt

Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry

Sulwe by Vashti Harrison

A Is For Activist by Innosanto Nagara

Intersection Allies by Chelsea Johnson, LaToya Council & Carolyn Choi

What Is Race? Who Are Racists? Why Does Skin Colour Matter? And Other Big Questions by Clair Heuchan & Nikesh Shukla

Black Owned Businesses: (source)

Wales Bonner

Casely-Hayford

Daughter of a Bohemian


Daily Paper

Aaks: Basket Bags

Martine Rose

Nubian Skin

Sincerely Nude

Liha Beauty

Beauty Stack

Bouclème: Afro and Curly Hair Products

Afrocenchix: Hair Products

The Afro Hair and Skin Company: shampoo bars, hair masks, face masks

Prick: Cacti and Plantcare

La Basketry: homeware

Bonita Ivie: stationery & design

Reset travel: travel cards and workshops

Bespoke Binny: homeware

New Beacon Books: Specialists in African and Caribbean Literature

Original Flava by Craig & Shaun McAnuff

Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen by Zoe Adjonyoh

Hibiscus by Lopè Ariyo

Ethiopia by Yohanis Gebreyesus

Belly Full by Riaz Phillips

Chika’s Snacks

Berry and Brie Grazing Boxes

Yard Confectionery Chocolate

Cabby’s Rum

Cham Cham Hot Pepper Sauce

Stay strong, and get learning (or unlearning)!

[wickedsrest-rp]

Name: Andrea Durand (Known as Andy Bennett) Species: Hunter (Ranger) Occupation: Baker’s Assistant (The Bread Cemetery) Age: 27 Years Old Played By: Ci Face Claim: Luca Hollestelle

"At this point I can’t tell if it’s selflessness or selfishness. Guess that’s for somebody else to decide." 

TW: Parental death

As the oldest daughter, Andrea felt the weight of her parent’s expectations heavy upon her shoulders. It was due to her younger sister, Alexandria, that the weight did not crush her. Andrea lived up to the title of older sister far better than she lived up to that of experienced ranger. Though, when looking at it from an outside perspective, Andrea was miles ahead of her sister in terms of training and retention. What drive Andrea lacked in feeling malice towards the monsters her parents spoke of, she made up for in the fierce protectiveness of her sister. Even at her young age, Andrea understood that there was a certain horror in devotion.

Andrea had heard the whispers, her mother and father behind closed doors speaking on Alexandria’s lack of ability. Though, Andrea believed that they just hadn’t given her enough time to show what she was truly capable of. After all, she was only a child. But hadn’t she been a child once, her own skills showing though effortlessly? After a while, Andrea found herself making excuses, hopeful to dissuade her parents from believing that the youngest in their family was defective. In tandem with those excuses, Andrea provided her younger sister with a careful guidance, noting the way that she was watched in moments where their parents’ expectations came to light. At least she wasn’t unaware.

It was a trip to the Smoky Mountains that changed everything. One moment, Andrea was sparring with her father, and the next, he was gone. Her mother, too. In the bloodshed, the sisters managed to escape, but not without a few bumps and bruises, and to Andrea’s horror– a bite. The fear and exhaustion accompanied them on their journey from Tennessee to Lyon, France. Andrea watched as Alexandria dissolved into the shadows. Guilt dug its claws into her in a number of ways, but due to the nature of their purpose, Andrea had very little time to mourn the life she lost in Tennessee, and instead had to push through, resuming training with her cousins.

Andrea had considered herself to be a lot of things, but never a traitor to those who had raised her. Or rather, the ideals they enforced. She thought herself to be a ranger through and through, unlike her sister. The competitive spirit her father wanted to grow throughout her so badly waned as she realized that her sister could not participate in those same ways. Maybe that was the beginning of the end for Andrea Durand. But what she did know was that she was not a traitor to blood. The moment that her sister shifted– giving way to the bite that was not supposed to infect her, Andrea knew they had to leave.

It was not easy, collecting the funds or the documents to escape back to the United States, but after making a deal with a few faces from the underbelly of Lyon, Andrea and Alexandria arrived in the states under the names of Andy and Lexi Bennett. It took years of travel, theft, and general con-artistry, but eventually, the sisters landed themselves in Wicked’s Rest.

Over the years while at her sister’s side, Andy grew used to the inescapable creeping feeling, so much so that when approached by other beast-like creatures in Wicked’s Rest, it’s fairly easy to ignore. Though she has no drive to continue hunting or “putting down” evil, both for the sake of her sanity as well as the safety of her sister, she has continued training in a number of ways to ensure that she is able to protect Lexi. There is always the fear, however– is she the most dangerous thing for her sister?

Character Facts:

Personality: Empathetic, protective, responsible, adaptable, uncomplaining, disorganized, meddlesome, paranoid, vulnerable, vindictive

Can speak French fluently and understands some Latin. 

She has an old butterfly knife that her mom gifted her on her 7th birthday that she still carries around to this day. Instead of using it for violence, she tends to use it for when she’s restless, teaching herself new tricks every now and again. 

Has a younger sister who didn't inherit hunter abilities and was bit by a wolf and turned. Andy’s entire life has revolved around her sister, and honestly there isn’t room for much more.

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

Hallmark to Premiere Six Romantic Movies in February: See the Schedule

HALLMARK CHANNEL'S "LOVEUARY"

All premieres are at 8 p.m. ET/PT, unless otherwise noted.

Sweeter Than Chocolate Starring: Eloise Mumford, Dan Jeannotte and Brenda Strong Premieres: Saturday, Feb. 4 A local bakery is rumored to have the secret recipe to finding true love on Feb. 14, drawing in a TV reporter to investigate.

A Paris Proposal Starring: Alexa PenaVega and Nicholas Bishop Premieres: Saturday, Feb. 11 Anna (PenaVega) is an account manager for a New York City advertising agency who has the opportunity to land the biggest client of her career -- Durand Diamonds. Much to her chagrin, her boss dispatches her and her colleague Sebastian (Bishop) to the City of Lights to make the pitch and seal the deal. Anna’s by-the-books work style clashes with Sebastian's looser approach and over-the-top ideas that dazzle the client but exceed budget realities that land them in hot water. When they arrive in Paris to meet with the client, a misunderstanding leads the Durands to believe Anna and Sebastian are married, making them excited about the prospect of having real-life couple in charge of the creative vision for their brand and forcing them to try to keep up appearances. 

Valentine, Nebraska Starring: Kathryn Davis and Markian Tarasiuk Premieres: Saturday, Feb. 18 It’s a week away from Valentine’s Day and Olivia (Davis) loses both her boyfriend and her job in the same week. Her sister Vanessa, who still lives in their hometown in Nebraska, convinces Olivia to come back home for an extended trip and help get her back on her feet. Olivia's roommate in New York has a friend, George (Tarasiuk), who's driving out to Los Angeles and agrees to take Olivia to her destination -- which is exactly halfway between New York and California -- in exchange for a free night's stay in her hometown. Olivia, low on cash after her layoff, agrees to take turns driving so he can get to Los Angeles in less than five days. The two strangers set out on the open road, both on their way to being who they think they're supposed to be. When George's car breaks down mere miles from Olivia's hometown, he has to stay a few more days in Valentine, Nebraska with Olivia and her sister. After spending so much time together, the two realize that their priorities might have changed, and love is what truly matters.

Made for Each Other Starring: Alexandra Turshen, Matt Cohen, Aaron O'Connell and Illeana Douglas Premieres: Saturday, Feb. 25 A sculptor (Turshen) uses magic to mold her ideal man (O’Connell) into reality but begins to fall for her real-life friend (Cohen) and embraces the flaws that make love perfectly imperfect.

HALLMARK MOVIES & MYSTERIES

All premieres are at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Curious Caterer: Grilling Season Starring: Nikki DeLoach and Andrew Walker Premieres: Sunday, Feb. 5 Professional caterer Goldy Berry (DeLoach) throws a lavish barbeque event for her childhood friend, acclaimed realtor Susie Craig. Later that night, she is shocked to discover that after the event concluded, Susie's grill exploded and killed her. Goldy's professional reputation is put under fire when people realize that she was the last one to use the grill. On a mission to clear her name, Goldy teams up once again with detective Tom Schultz (Walker) to figure out who was behind this mysterious explosion. As they weed through manipulative party guests, heated gossip, and dark secrets, the suspect list grows with familiar names, ranging from business partners to ex-spouses. Goldy and Tom realize that the murderer might be closer to them than they initially imagined. 

A Nashville Legacy (Mahogany)  Starring: Andrea Lewis, Pooch Hall, Stan Shaw & Roz Ryan Premieres: Sunday, Feb. 26 Naima (Lewis) has recently moved to Nashville, where she is getting her doctorate while interning as a curator at a well-known Nashville museum. The tales her late grandmother shared about the old days in Music City during the 1950s provided a fascination that led music enthusiast Naima back to her grandmother's old haunts. As she begins her work at the museum, Naima meets Damian (Hall), a volunteer… or so she thinks. Damian is actually the heir to the Berryhall Records empire, run by his father Franklin Berryhall (Shaw), but he is struggling to step out from under his father’s shadow of success. The two begin to get close, bonding over their love for music and their desire to leave their respective marks on the world. 

Click this LINK to read the exclusive article at ET Online. 

[rosiebrie]

Reference: Galra Voice Actors

I like making lists for fun so... I made a list of the VAs of all the named Galra and some that are unnamed, but had speaking roles (but not all of them). Lemme know if I made a mistake so I can fix it- all the information is from the wiki and from GenerationWest’s “Complete Series Edition” of Voltron Characters and Voice actors.

Antok- Trevor Devall

Beta Traz Warden- Fred Tatasciore

Big Armored Pirate on Zethrid and Ezor’s Crew- Fred Tatasciore (s7)

Commander Bogh- Trevor Torseth

Commander Branko- Ike Amadi

Commander Drick- Grey Griffin

Commander Gnov- Cherise Boothe

Commander Ladnok- Katie Lowes

Commander Mar- Kevin Durand

Commander Morvok- David W. Collins 

Commander Prorok- Keith Ferguson 

Commander Sendak- Jake Eberle

Commander Sniv- Nolan North

Commander Throk- Tony Curran

Commander Trugg- Laura Post

Doctor Haggar- Grey Griffin

Emperor Zarkon- Kevin Durand (pre-corruption), Neil Kaplan (post-corruption)

Female NY-Accented Galra Pirate on Zethrid and Ezor’s Crew- Kari Wahlgren

Fentress- Kari Wahlgren

General Acxa- Anika Noni Rose (until “The Hunted”), Erica Luttrell, Cherise Boothe (“Kral Zera”)

General Ezor- Kimiko Glenn, Kimberly Brooks (for one line in s8)

General Herreh- Mark Rolston

General Narti- None

General Raht- Bill Millsap

General Zethrid- Jamie Gray Hyder

Governess Dayak- Andrea Romano (young), Mary McDonald-Lewis (old)

Hawkins- Fred Tatasciore (s7), John DiMaggio (s8)

Ilun- Cherise Boothe

Keith Kogane- Steven Yeun

Kolivan- Mark Rolston

Krolia- Ana Gasteyer 

Lieutenant Haxus- Robin Atkin Downes

Lieutenant Hepta- Matthew Mercer

Lieutenant Letch- Nolan North

Male Pirate that Messed with Pidge's Bayard on Zethrid and Ezor’s Crew- Tony Curran 

Medic Who Delivered Lotor- AJ LoCascio

Prince Lotor- AJ LoCascio

Quartermaster Janka- Fred Tatasciore

Regris- Josh Keaton

Thace- Mick Wingert 

That One Female Commander from Season 4 (can’t remember the ep, tell me if you know)- Jessica McKenna

The Archivist- Michael Bell

Throk's General Friend- Travis Willingham

Ulaz- Arnold Vosloo

Varkon- Fred Tatasciore 

Vrek- None

Vrepit Sal- Fred Tatasciore 

Warlord Lahn- Ray Chase

Warlord Ranveig- Angus Sampson

[pathofthesramana-blog]

Happy New Year! Here are some of our highlights from our first semester on the project: 

1. Having Sebastian Trelles from SYBO Games come and teach us game design. He did a wonderful job teaching and critiquing us, and he also played Hollow Knight and Celeste with us, for some inspiration.

2. Meeting our sound/music guys Andreas Liboriussen and Lukas Julian Lentz from Sonic College in Southern Jutland. They're an awesome couple of guys and we're very excited to work with them.

3. Having Mathieu Durand come and give us awesome After Effects tips and tricks for our motion illustration cinematics. He came with some awesome effects we can use, which are going to save us a lot of time.  Thank you to everybody that has helped us on the project so far, we are very grateful!

[xtripper]

Now Listening - Latido Records (Anniversary Compilation

'You don't make a world with simple atoms' Vol 1 & 2, V/A 

Track List:

Monoxido (Daniel Monaco & TULIOXI) - Walking Home Mad

Globemaster - Clave Azul 

Tronik Youth - A New Day 

Alvaro Cabana - Darcental

Cobertizo & Durand - Two Indians In A Club (Original Mix)

Deadly Weapons- Trip to Madrid0

UNDO & Casiowaves - Looper

 Italoconnection - No Escape

Jackwasfaster - Cuchillo

Julian Stetter - Drugs (Original Mix) 

 Disco Mortale - Kill King Jack

Tiempo de Maldad - Red Nilo

 Agle ─ Red Road To The Stars (Original Mix)

 Eliezer - Greek Man In Berlin (Original Mix) 

Andrea Tempo - No Emotion, No Devotion

Azaria & Ivan De La Rouch- Chaka

[mghiggins]

night club musical act 079: glow

“When it gets heavy. You’ll be the light to get out of the dark.”

1.  [00:00] intro

2. [00:39] tritonal & emme- out of the dark {enhanced}

3. [05:10] epidemika- waiting {elliptical sun}

4. [08:44] rolo green- psychotronic {greenstone recordings}

5. [12:17] dennis sheperd & jes- by my side {magik muzik}

6. [18:03] armin van buuren & davina michelle- hold on {armada}

7. [22:05] arty, bayer, fatum & jes- follow the drive (myon mashup) {patreon}

8. [27:09] corti organ & linney- wild {find your harmony}

9. [31:00] andy moor & somna feat blu eyes- up in smoke (c-systems remix) {ava}

10. [35:11] sue mclaren & suzanne chesterton presents siskin- real love {vandit}

11. [40:18] ruben de ronde & that girl- lose yourself (huem remix) {statement!}

12. [43:47] d72 & that girl- feel the energy {reaching altitude}

13. [47:44] armin van buuren feat kazi jay- for all time {armada}

14. [54:01] andrea mazza- alone in your eyes {go music}

15. [57:43] christina novelli & richard durand- my guiding light {muse}

16. [01:00:43] adip & roxanne emery- embers (steve dekay remix) {suanda}

17. [01:04:58] woody van eyden & cheryl barnes- salty skin {heavens gate}

18. [01:09:08] daniel kandi & prox- freefall {ava white}

19. [01:13:46] marlo & haliene- whisper (chris burke remix) {reaching altitude}

20. [01:18:07] d72, obm & that girl- in my heart (richard durand remix) {black hole}

21. [01:21:43] dreamseekers- lift me {nocturnal knights}

22. [01:24:58] drival- mandala {digital society/enhanced}

23. [01:29:33] susana & raz nitzan- fall into trust {raznitzanmusic}

Check out this episode of dj bigdirty's night club musical