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SF & more: Dr. Bahr und der letzte Whiskey im Casablanca“, von Robert Mayerhofer

SF & more: Dr. Bahr und der letzte Whiskey im Casablanca“, von Robert Mayerhofer (Hördauer 34 Minuten) https://literaturradiohoerbahn.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/SF-u-more-Dr-Bahr-Interview-upload.mp3 Wie wurde „Der letzte Detektiv“ zu „Jonas. Nur Jonas. Und Sam“? Was ist die Geschichte hinter der Geschichte? Die Abenteuer um den letzten Detektiv in Babylon zählen zu den erfolgreichsten…

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tags update: israel is now 5th. egypt is 8th, with lebanon, human rights, and middle east trending under it. collonialism and US politics are trending as well

context on why egypt is trending:

on this day(april 8th) in 1970, at 9:20 AM as a part of operation priha, israeli air forces bombed a primary school in a village named bahr el baqar(in el hesenia center. in the east of sharqia governate).

the attack resulted in 30 children killed. 50 children and 11 staff members injured. and the school building becoming rubble

after the attack, at the time israelli minister of defense moshe dayan stated "maybe the egyptians put elementary students in a military base" despite no military activity existing in the area, the "human shields" lie is THAT old. bahr al baqar was just the perfect combination of "damages from bombing it would push the egyptians into a ceasefire" and "not known enough for people to fact check our bullshit"

operation priha(tl;dr)

operation priha was a series of sorties by the israelli air force against mainland egyptian targets to stop egypt from fighting during the war of attrition. bahr al baqar was NOT the only one, on february 13th they bombed an industrial plant in abu za'abal(qalyubia), killing 80 workers. in addition to a long list of egyptian military and navel bases.

DON'T STOP TALKING ABOUT INJUSTICE

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BREAKING: HAMAS LEADER OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Khaled Meshaal:

If the Algerians, Afghans and Vietnamese listened to the advocates of defeatism who demand that we surrender, Algeria, Afghanistan and Vietnam would not have been liberated from colonialism and occupation.

The Al-Aqsa flood inflicted on the occupation psychologically, militarily, and intelligence-wise, and this defeat will be complete soon, God willing.

Oct 7th proved that the terrorist Zionist occupation can be defeated, and it has awakened awareness throughout the world about the justice of the Palestine issue.

The occupation appeared for its barbaric nature when turned into a raging bull that brutalized innocent people and targeted schools, hospitals, mosques, churches, and all aspects of life in our beloved Strip, Gaza.

Why does the Arab & Islamic nation not unite around the resistance? Western countries also rallied to support the Zionist occupation.

After 49 years of terrorist Zionist aggression, the resistance is fine, despite the martyrs among the fighters and some leaders, but our tunnels, ammunition and weapons are still intact, and we are still able to maneuver, launch missiles, and target invading tanks.

We follow the example of our noble Messenger, when he was besieged in the Battle of the Trench and heralding the conquest of the lands of the Romans and Persia.

Our heroic fighters turned tanks that cost millions and are equipped with the latest technology into a “farce,” with a small package attached to their back door and killing the cowards inside.

Hamas leaders lost dozens of their families during the aggression, and we bid farewell to the acting Speaker of the Legislative Council, Dr. Habib, the martyr Ahmed Bahr, and the representative in the Legislative Council, the martyr sister, Jamila Al-Shanti.

The terrorist Zionist occupation failed to achieve its declared goals of eliminating Hamas and displacing the entire population of the Gaza Strip, and the majority of the population of the north remained in the north despite everything that our great steadfast north is exposed to.

Some Western politicians are discussing Gaza after Hamas, and I say to them, save your time, your imagination, and your dreams, and within years, God willing, you will discuss the situation of the region after “Israel.”

We reject the participation of any international or Arab forces in the administration of Gaza, and all these plans will be trampled upon by our heroes in the resistance, led by our victorious Al-Qassam Brigades.

On the first day, we expressed readiness to release detained civilians. Because the objectives of the battle did not include taking them; But the circumstances of the battle, after the collapse of the occupation's Gaza division, led to this, and we released a number of detainees.

When we saw the brutality of the terrorist aggression, we said we must run this card; And to serve the civilians in Gaza and relieve them.

The truce achieves the release of children and women from Zionist occupation prisons, a temporary cessation of aggression, and humanitarian relief for Gaza.

The temporary truce sparked controversy within the entity about the controversy of the war that wants to eliminate Hamas, and then they are forced to negotiate with it indirectly to exchange detained children and women.

Gaza must be supported militarily, and the nation must not be spectators, and must contribute to the outcome of the battle.

We thank everyone who participated in supporting Gaza militarily, and everyone who asks us about the extent of our satisfaction with the participation of some parties, we answer the question: What did you participate in?

Gaza must be supported financially and humanitarianly,the political, popular and public pressure movement must be escalated to stop the aggression.

We showed Israel as it is,weak as a spider’s web, in need of someone to protect it, in addition to its illusory ability to protect others or fight wars on their behalf

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Bayreuther Bühnenfestspiele / Bayreuth Festival

THE SINGERS IN PICTURES FROM THE EARLY DAYS IN THEIR LEISURE TIME TOGETHER.

Ellen Gulbranson, Ernestine Schumann-Heink and daughter; Bayreuth, ?

Hugo Rüdel, Dr. Carl Muck, Anna Bahr-Mildenburg, Clarence Whitehill, Gertrude Rennyson, Lorenz Corvinus, Ellen Gulbranson (daughter), Hermann Bahr, Carl Braun, Fritz Vogelstrom and Marie Wittich; Bayreuth, 1906

Alois Burgstaller, Lorenz Corvinus, Gertrude Rennyson, Willy Birkenfeld, Otto Brisemeister, Emma Hesslöh, Martha Leffler-Burkhart, Hans Breuer, Alfons Schützendorf and Clarence Whitehill; Bayreuth, 1909

Karl Kittel, Hans Breuer, Alexander Kirchner, Rudolf Moest, Nikola Geisse-Winkel, Carl Braun, Ellen Gulbranson, Alois Burgstaller, Lily Hafgren-Waag, Lorenz Corvinus, Louise Reuss-Belce, Marie Wittich, Käthe Neubeck, Wilhelm Fenten and Otto Brisemeister; Bayreuth, ?

Lily Hafgren-Waag, Elsa Band-Agloda, Ellen Gulbranson, Fritz Vogelstrom, Nikola Geisse-Winkel and others (Could you identify all the singers?); Bayreuth, 1909

Ellen Gulbranson, Anna Bahr-Mildenburg, Ottilie Metzger-Lattermann and others; Bayreuth, 1912

Siegfried Wagner, ? Wieking, Ernestine Schumann-Heink, Eduard Habich, Michael Bohnen, Franz Stassen (illustrator), Prof. Khnopff (?), Hans Breuer, Winifred Wagner and others. Restaurant "Eule", Bayreuth, ?

Alois Burgstaller and Walter Soomer; Bayreuth 1897

Alois Burgstaller, Hans Breuer, Max Schlosser and Hans Schütz; Bayreuth 1896

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"I love her your honor I could ramble nonstop about this girl for days lmao" (<- from ur post abt hoor)

may i request some more rambles about her? :3 it can be literally anything abt her u want, idrc :)

ohhhh casey you don't know what train of thought you just started rn lmao

I hope you enjoy my long rambling abt my blorbo <33

okay, so, she's ambidextrous but has a prefrence for her right hand! she does most things with it, and barely uses her left hand sometimes.

her birthday is on 15th april! I'd say she's around her early-mid twenties in DR, not sure about her and bahr's age yet

compared to bahr, her arabic accent isn't that strong when she speaks ninjargon, meanwhile his accent is strong strong compared to hers

she and bahr lived in the same villiage (which was also the same villiage cole lived in), and they'd spend probably the entire day playing together outside ,but everything got gloomier when he left, which made hoor the saddest she'd ever been, she didn't know where he went either so it was even harder to process

hoor is also a fashion obsesser, and posts alot of her own outfits online and is pretty popular for it! she has alot of hijabs, some she doesn't even use, but she keeps them 'just incase' lol. she really likes styling them in different ways, and each outfit can sometimes get different styles, she gets reallyyy picky when picking colours tho

when she gets bored, she likes to embroider (which she is not quite good at yet) and likes to write!

other than being popular for her outfits, she's actually a journalist too! she has a love-hate (mostly hate) relationship with her studio, the only thing making her job fun being some of her coworkers at that point, but she doesn't hate the job itself at all

she's an absolute sucker for pasta, no matter what kind, she'll eat right away like she hasn't eaten in days 😭 she wishes to one day make some on her own, but with her awful cooking skills she'd probably burn the whole kitchen, she'd just head straight to her mother if she doesn't wanna eat from a restuarant

speaking of that, she lives in an apartment flat that's not so far from her mother's, but close enough so they could be able to visit and see eachother, and to also make sure the other's okay when there's danger. when she first moved in her own apartment, hoor would sometimes stay with her mother for a few days because she didn't like how lonely she felt, she preferred staying with someone than staying alone, so it took a while to get used to (fun fact: hoor's mother's name is tamara :D). hoor also doesn't own a car, but she doesn't see why she should because everything she needs is close to her in the street she lives at (except her studio, which is like, an hour away)

hoor loves to get nicknamed, and her mother knows that well, she calls her "hooriyati" (my freedom), "roh qalby" (soul of my heart), "qalby" (my heart) and every adorable nickname you could think of, bahr would also call her "hoora" or "ruru" as kids, and he still calls her ruru now sometimes

her father, mekawy, had died a few months before her birth, so she didn't know anything about her father other than his pictures and his handwritten notes (some of them being sappy letters that were meant for her mom), she knew he was a good man from the stories her mom would tell her

also, forgot to mention she's another fan of the ninja, and is actually mutuals with cole on chirper! she had the heart attack of her life when he followed her back, it's her biggest flex lmao (she and cole would also speak arabic to eachother in threads and no one would understand what they're saying [and yes, I hc cole as arab, it's real trust me on that 👍])

I think I should stop before this post gets too long lmao 😭 tysm for letting me ramble about my blorbo I love her <333

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#Nixon50 #OTD 5/2/1973 President Nixon and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt discussed relations between their two countries. Also present were West German Minister of Foreign Affairs Walter Scheel, West German Minister of Special Affairs Egon Bahr, United States Secretary of State William Rogers, and National Security Advisor to the President Dr. Henry Kissinger. (Image: WHPO-E0734-09A)

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Salima Ikram on the “Floating Pyramid” of Pharaoh Senusret II

“Egypt’s ‘floating’ pyramid mystery solved with 4,000-year-old ‘treasure trove’ discovery

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By Admin on January 30, 2021

Pyramid of Lahun: Expert explores Egypt’s ‘floating’ pyramid

In the 12th Dynasty of the ancient civilisation, Pharaoh Senusret II ordered for the construction of the Pyramid of Lahun. The fourth ruler of this period in history took a great deal of interest in the Faiyum Oasis region – south of Cairo – and began work on an extensive irrigation system from Bahr Yussef through to Lake Moeris in Middle Egypt. The purpose of his project was to increase the amount of cultivable land in that area and, as a result of his efforts, it would remain the political capital of Egypt through to the 13th Dynasty.

When he died in 1878 BC the pharaoh was buried in his monument and now, the Science Channel’s ‘Unearthed’ documentary has unravelled the secret to his incredible architecture.

The series explained: “Built around 1870 BC, it’s a mighty monument clad in gleaming limestone that rises 160 feet above the desert.

“At the top, a black granite capstone makes a connection to the heavens.

“Next to it, a smaller pyramid – for the pharaoh’s queen – and eight stone mastaba memorials.

How the pyramid may have looked 4,000 years ago (Image: YOUTUBE/SCIENCE CHANNEL)

Experts visited the ancient monument (Image: YOUTUBE/SCIENCE CHANNEL)

“It was all enclosed by a huge mud-brick wall. The complex was said to be surrounded by water, seemingly floating in the desert.

“It stands in Egypt’s vast western desert. This is a fertile area of the desert known as the Faiyum Oasis.”

Leading archaeologist Dr Salima Ikram revealed her theory on how the pharaoh created the illusion that his pyramid was floating.

She said: “What a sight it must have been for people, to look at something like that – this mountain of a pyramid encircled by water.

“We’re in the middle of a desert, but in the distance, you can see there is lots of greenery and vegetation.

How the ancient site may have once looked (Image: YOUTUBE/SCIENCE CHANNEL)

“The fact that there is a lush oasis here means there is a constant supply of water.”

During the documentary, experts used drone footage to track what they believed to be the route of the ancient waterways.

The narrator explained: “The pyramid is built about 10 miles from the River Nile.

“In ancient times, the annual floods inundate the barren land with life-giving water and minerals.

“A huge canal constructed by an earlier pharaoh also channels water from the mighty river to the Faiyum.

“Salima thinks that the Nile and the canal are not the only sources of water.”

Salima Ikram identified a modern dam (Image: YOUTUBE/SCIENCE CHANNEL)

Dr Ikram then put forward her theory.

She added: “This large water channel that connects to the Nile is one of the main sources of water for this whole area near the pyramids.

“I wonder what it would have been like 4,000 years ago when it was much wetter, it rained much more and there were even powerful floods.

“The amount of water here makes it a bit curious that someone should choose their site to build a pyramid.

“Senusret II could have been buried with his father several miles to the north of here, but he actively came and sought out and chose this place so he must have had a very good reason to do that.”

Visiting a nearby dam, Dr Ikram explained the crucial role she believes it played in ancient Egypt.

Dr Ikram said the pharaoh’s work played a crucial role (Image: YOUTUBE/SCIENCE CHANNEL)

She added: “What’s really interesting is if you go all the way down, this dam is built on the foundation of Senusret II’s dam.

“This is the first dam ever built in the Faiyum and he used it to tame this region and turn it into an agricultural treasure trove.”

And the series detailed how it played a key role thereafter.

The narrator continued: “The pharaohs before Senusret dug out a waterway from the Nile to the Faiyum, creating a massive lake and oasis.

“Senusret himself builds dikes and irrigation channels to distribute water to the surrounding desert.

“Drawing water from the oasis, Senusret creates 17,000 acres of new farmland near the lagoon and he builds his pyramid right next to it to commemorate his achievement and life’s work.” “

Source: https://www.moradabadpages.com/egypt-s-floating-pyramid-mystery-solved-with-4-000-year-old-treasure-trove-discovery-world-news/

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"Atatürk, Türk Tarih Kurumu'na hazırladığı 4 ciltlik Tarih kitabının okutulmasını bütün mekteplerde zorunlu kılmıştı. Büyük Türk Tarihini benimsemiş, kendine güvenen bir Türk nesli yetiştirmek istiyordu. Bu amaçla mektepleri dolaşıyor ,kitapların okutulup okutulmadığını kontrol ediyordu. Birgün öğretmenimiz başka bir sınıfta derse girdiği için bizim dersimiz boştu. Bir sonraki dersimiz Coğrafya'ya hazırlanıyorduk ,benim önümde bir Ortadoğu haritası vardı .Kapı açıldı ve Ata, mâiyetiyle birlikte sınıfa girdi .Benim önümde durdu ve haritaya baktı .Parmağını Medinenin üzerine koyarak:'Burası neresi?' dedi .Ben 'Yesrib'dedim. 'Başka'dedi .Ben yine 'Yesrib'dedim .Eski kitaplarımızda Yesrib diye öğrenmiştik ama Ata İslamiyetten sonraki adını duymak istiyordu.Yani Medinet-ül Nebeviye...Bana gülümsedi 'Medine' değil mi dedi. Sonra parmağıyla Arabistan'ı gösterdi: 'Burası nasıl bir memleket?'dedi. Ögretmenimiz bize' Arabistan tepsiye benzer'dedim Ata gülmeye başladı. Bu defa parmağını Kızıldeniz'in üzerine koyarak 'peki burası neresi?'dedi Ben 'Bahr-i Ahmer' dedim. 'Başka adı yok mu?'dedi. 'Şap Denizi'dedim Ata Türkçe adını söylememi istiyordu ,ben eski bilgilerimle cevap veriyordum. 'Kızıldeniz değil mi?'dedi .Gülümseyerek başımı okşadı Atatürk beni imtihan ediyordu ,heyecandan ne söyleyeceğimi bilmiyordum. Bütün konuşmamız boyunca hep mütebessim ,babacan tavrıyla korkutmadan öğretmişti. Sonra yan sınıftaki Tarih dersine girmek için bizim sınıftan ayrıldı. "

Prof .Dr .Halil İNALCIK

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What to stream this week: 'Young Sheldon,' Amy Schumer, 'Oppenheimer' and lots and lots of JLo

Christopher Nolan's “Oppenheimer” arriving on Peacock and a documentary and album from Jennifer Lopez are some of the new television, movies, music and games headed to a device near you.

Also among the streaming offerings worth your time as selected by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists: “Young Sheldon” returning for its seventh and final season, Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. exploring the power of gospel in a two-part PBS documentary and Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones pirate-themed video game.

— If you were holding out for “Oppenheimer” on streaming, now’s your chance to catch up before the Oscars (March 10), where it’s up for 13 awards including best picture, best director for Christopher Nolan and best actor for Cillian Murphy. The film arrives on Peacock on Friday, Feb. 16. Nolan and Emma Thomas, his producer and wife, are passionate advocates of the big screen experience, but they also know that most people will watch their films in the home — sometimes even as their first time. It’s how both discovered some of their favorites as well, they’ve said. In an interview with The Associated Press, Thomas added, “The nice thing about Chris’ films is because they are so very rich and reward multiple viewings, I think that they’re perfectly pitched for home viewings.”

— Jennifer Lopez has a new movie coming to Prime Video on Feb. 16. She co-wrote “This is Me…Now: A Love Story,” a movie musical about finding love which she called “the most personal thing I’ve ever done.” It is a star-studded endeavor, with appearances from her husband, Ben Affleck, Keke Palmer, Sofia Vergara, Post Malone and more, and ties in with her first studio album in a decade (see below). Also coming to Prime Video is Emma Seligman’s “gay high school fight club” comedy “Bottoms,” starring Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri as a few misfits who start a fight club to flirt with the hot cheerleaders (Kaia Gerber and Havana Rose Liu). In his review, AP Film Writer Jake Coyle wrote that, “The rites and rituals of the raunchy high-school comedy can be as prescribed as a class syllabus. But what makes Emma Seligman’s “Bottoms” such an anarchic thrill is how much it couldn’t care less.”

— And finally, Taika Waititi’s “Next Goal Wins” arrives on Hulu on Thursday. It’s based on the real story of the American Samoa men’s soccer team quest to qualify for the FIFA World Cup after an historic loss (31-nill) against Australia. Michael Fassbender plays the coach who tries to help. In his AP review, Mark Kennedy wrote that “’Next Goal Wins’ is most winning in the way it handles the team’s star player, Jaiyah Saelua, who became the first nonbinary player to compete in a men’s FIFA qualifier. Played with real tenderness and joy by nonbinary actor Kaimana, the way the team and coach relate to Saelua is genuine and touching."

— AP Film Writer Lindsey Bahr

— Get ready for a second dose of J.Lo. On Friday, Feb. 16, she drops the Amazon original film “This is Me… Now: A Love Story” (see above) as well as her “This Is Me… Now” album. The 13-track set’s song titles include “To Be Yours,” “Mad in Love,” “Greatest Love Story Never Told” and “Dear Ben Pt. II,” a seeming sequel to a track on her 2002 album “This Is Me … Then.” The video for one new pop single, “Can’t Get Enough,” has as much JLo strutting as all of Paris Fashion Week. Lopez’s last album, “A.K.A.,” came out in 2014 and reached No. 8 on the Billboard 200.

— Blackberry Smoke — a Georgia-based band that has been together for 24 years and seven studio albums — makes a strong return with “Be Right Here,” blending blues, Southern rock and Americana. The album contains the arena country “Hammer and the Nail,” the rocking “Little Bit Crazy” and the driving, bluesy “Dig a Hole.” The band goes more acoustic with the wistful “Azalea,” about a loved one making a wrong decision, with the lyrics “Coming back don’t mean you're leaving here was wrong/Sorry ain’t the same as moving on.”

— AP Entertainment Writer Mark Kennedy

— In a new docuseries for PBS, Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. examines how sermon and song have long been a source of strength and wisdom in America, particularly among Black Americans. “Gospel,” a four-part series told over two nights has interviews with Dionne Warwick, U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock and more. “Gospel” airs Monday Tuesday on PBS.

— Ben Mendelsohn and Juliette Binoche play Christian Dior and Coco Chanel in a new historical drama “The New Look” for Apple TV+. The 10-episode series is set against the backdrop of Paris reemerging from Nazi occupation in WWII. Dior’s designs helped to lift an oppressed France and its culture with a stylish, modern glow up. As Dior rose to prominence, a rivalry developed between other established designers, including Chanel. “The New Look” also stars Maisie Williams, John Malkovich, Emily Mortimer and Glenn Close. The first three episodes of “The New Look” drop Wednesday on the streamer.

— Before Sheldon Cooper met Leonard, Penny or Amy he was a child prodigy growing up in east Texas. Iain Armitage plays the coming-of-age version of the character in the CBS comedy “Young Sheldon.” Emmy winner Jim Parsons who played Sheldon on “Big Bang” for 12 seasons, narrates. “Young Sheldon” returns for its seventh and final season on Thursday.

— Amy Schumer’s Hulu dramedy “Life & Beth” charmed viewers when it debuted in 2022 and the series returns for a second season on Friday, Feb. 16. Schumer writes, directs and stars as Beth opposite Michael Cera, who plays John, a farmer. The two fell in love in season one despite their differences and personal baggage. Now, the couple is planning to marry. Schumer has said the story is semi-autobiographical, inspired by her real-life marriage to chef Chris Fischer. All 10 episodes of season two will be available on the premiere date.

— Alicia Rancilio

— Batten down the hatches: Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones is finally ready to launch after more than a decade of development and delays. You are the captain of a pirate vessel in the Indian Ocean in the 18th century. You have a decent ship to start with, but if you want to make it really deadly you need to start collecting booty. That means pillaging merchant ships, battling rival scalawags, dodging the authorities and even surviving the occasional sea monster on your way to becoming the Pirate Kingpin. You can team up with friends or fight against them in epic naval warfare — something Ubisoft has shown a flair for in some of its Assassin’s Creed games. Set sail Friday, Feb. 16, on PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S or PC.

— Focus Entertainment’s Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden travels to the New World in the 17th century. The protagonists are a couple of paranormal investigators, Red and Antea, who are trying to clear the tormented wraiths out of a haunted settlement. They can help the lost souls ascend or banish them to eternal misery, and those choices have consequences down the line. It all gets more complicated when Antea gets killed — but fortunately she can use her supernatural powers to help Red finish the job. Banishers comes from the French studio Don’t Nod, best known for story-heavy cult favorites like Vampyr and Life Is Strange. You can take possession Tuesday on PlayStation 5, Xbox X/S or PC.

— Lou Kesten

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Review "Poor Things"

I saw "Poor Things" directed by Yorgos Lanthimos. It stars Emma Stone, William Dafoe, Ramy Youssef, Mark Ruffalo and more. I definitely was entertained by this film. I thought the scenes were gorgeous and the cinematography marvelous and interesting. The acting was very good and Emma Stone as Bella Baxter was really wonderful. There were definite steam punk scenes that were lovely and interesting. The film was often macabre but certainly, particularly in the latter half of the film, quite sexual. IMDb's brief synopsis is "The incredible tale about the fantastical evolution of Bella Baxter, a young woman brought back to life by the brilliant and unorthodox scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter. " Actually the young woman's body is brought back to life but the brain which replaces the original woman's brain is that of her baby, still in the woman when the woman commited suicide. William Dafoe's character, Dr. Godwin Baxter , is also quite entertaining with his scarred and stitched back together face and the stories of his very odd father's experimentation on him in his youth is also quite, um, interesting. I also was entertained by the numerous animals which he had obviously put together from various animals. I do not believe this film is for everyone. As noted above, there are many explicit sexual scenes with Emma Stone and numerous male and female partners.as well as her own private experimentation. There are some scenes, again in the latter half of the film, where the pacing is slower, sometimes being perfectly acceptable and reasonable, but a few times just a tad slower than I appreciated. It certainly is a quirky film. Most reviewers give it high marks but there are some, such as the one by Mick LaSalle in today's San Francisco Chronicle which were definitely less appreciative of the film. There was an earlier review by Lindsey Bahr, also in the SF Chron, which definitely seemed to praise it and many aspects of it, "This story exists in a Victorian dream/nightmare, a vision so stuffed with fantasy it reminded me of “The Adventures of Baron Munchausen.” But it is undoubtedly among the year’s most sumptuous visual delights with production design by James Price and Shona Heath, and costumes by Holly Waddington. Lanthimos and cinematographer Robbie Ryan again employ the fisheye lens that they used in “The Favourite.” It’s extra, but at least it makes more sense in this purposely disorienting world." I found it interesting that Mick LaSalle, a male, said "But no, sorry, the problem isn’t that Emma Stone is nude in the movie; the problem is the movie that Stone chose to be nude in. No amount of gaslighting by the director can distract us from his utterly bogus vision of female empowerment." Whereas Lindsey Bahr, a female reviewer, found it "uplifting". Hmm . . . .

It wasn't a perfect film but I laughed many times during this film and definitely plan to buy the physical media when it comes out and will watch it again.

I saw the film at the Alamo Drafthouse in San Francisco. I had been wanting to see a film there and finally did so last night. I like this venue. They have a table in front of all the seats, at least that I saw. Usually the table is for two side-by-side seats. They have a fairly extensive food and drink menu. I had chips and queso dip, a margarita, and the Hellfire Burger with a Beyond Meat burger substitution. It wasn't spicy. It wasn't hot. Relative to what I had I found it overpriced and not that great. Nevertheless I do plan to go back and try other things on their menu. The seat was comfortable although I purchased a ticket rather late and wound up sitting closer to the screen than I like but it was okay. Lots of leg room.

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Ten Students Given Citizen Honors by East Pasco Chamber Foundation

Ten Students Given Citizen Honors by East Pasco Chamber Foundation The East Pasco Chamber Foundation in partnership with the Greater Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce recognized ten students. They are from the following schools: - Academy of Spectrum Diversity - The Broach School - The Broach School Elementary Campus - Chester W. Taylor Elementary - East Pasco Adventist Academy - Heritage Academy - Raymond B. Stewart Middle School - West Zephyrhills Elementary, Woodland - Elementary, Zephyrhills Christian Academy - Zephyrhills High School The students were honored asthe Greater Zephyrhills Student Citizen of the Month for May 2023. The ceremony took place at Venue Sponsor, Chick-fil-A in Zephyrhills on May 17 th at 8:00 am. Students are chosen by the teachers and administration of their individual schools for exemplary effort,achievement and contribution to their school, family, and community. This is the 25th year in which theZephyrhills Chamber of Commerce has recognized students with this program each month during theacademic year. The students receiving honors were: - Iva Kellerman (6th grade, Academy of Spectrum Diversity) - Dakota Shattuck (6th grade, The Broach School) - Alexander Sosa Cuza (3rd grade, The Broach School Elementary Campus) - Ashley Montoya (1st grade, Chester W. Taylor Elementary School) - Jayci Hoogewind (3rd grade, East Pasco Adventist Academy) - Nehemiah McClammah (6th grade, Heritage Academy) - Jordan Mitsch (8th grade, Raymond B. Stewart Middle School) - Christopher Le (5th grade, West Zephyrhills Elementary School) - Evelyn Kamau (5th grade, Woodland Elementary) - Siya Patel (12th grade, Zephyrhills High School) East Pasco Chamber Foundation Chair, Dr. Randy Stovall commented “Citizen of the Month is an upbeatevent that has been showcasing successful youth from our Zephyrhills schools for 25 years. The GreaterZephyrhills Chamber of Commerce and the East Pasco Chamber Foundation are very proud to continuethis wonderful event with the generous support of our sponsors.” Sponsors and supporters of this year’s program are as follows: - AdventHealth Zephyrhills - The City of Zephyrhills - Chick-fil-A of Zephyrhills - IR Staffing - San Antonio Citizens Federal Credit Union - Suncoast Credit Union - The event is supported by U.S. Congresswoman, Laurel Lee; Senator Danny Burgess, District23; Florida House of Representatives Randy Maggard, District 38; Pasco County Clerk of Court, NikkiAlvarez; Zephyrhills Mayor, Gene Whitfield; Pasco County Sheriff, Chris Nocco - Bahr’s Propane Gas & AC - BGE, Inc - Culver’s - East Pasco YMCA - Faithful Friends Pet Cremation - Jarrett Ford of Dade City - Kona Ice - Pasco-Hernando State College - Pin Chasers Zephyrhills - Pioneer Florida Museum & Village - Sonny’s Bar-B-Q - SouthState Bank - The Zephyrhills/Wesley Chapel Ministerial Association - Trax Credit Union - VITIS Realty If you are an area business and would like to support this impactful program, please contact Vicki Wiggins at the Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce at 813-782-1913. The Greater Zephyrhills Chamber of Commerce advances economic growth and prosperity for thecommunity. The Chamber of Commerce is incorporated in the State of Florida as a 501(c)6 nonprofit organization. Membership is comprised of businesses, government agencies, public-private corporations,nonprofit organizations, and individuals with a shared interest in preserving and enhancing the quality oflife in Zephyrhills.  The Chamber seeks to promote a vibrant and active business climate supporting economic growth through leadership and active involvement by the membership.The East Pasco Chamber Foundation is incorporated in the State of Florida as a 501(c)3 nonprofitorganization. The East Pasco Chamber Foundation is dedicated to advancing the quality of life in EastPasco through education, leadership, economic development, and community enhancement. Read the full article

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What Is A Conscious And An Unconscious Bias? - Brainz Podcast

What Is A Conscious And An Unconscious Bias? – Brainz Podcast

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