#ez chapter 99

[heavenlylink]

We Won....

Edens Zero - Chapter 99

Colored by Me

[charlierejouis]

Quick Notes: Chapter 99

I love it when a good chapter comes out. This was definitely a good chapter.

So I’ve started playing Ultra Moon and there’s a feature where you surf on a Pokemon. I’d love to see how Shiki’s surfing tricks would look.

Drakken Joe definitely looks dried up without so much life in him. Usually, people in his state are said to be “washed up”. (This was almost phrased as a burn.)

“It might take time... but even so, if someone reaches out... I think it’s possible to be friends with anybody.” I’m mad this is my philosophy on redemption in a nutshell.

I’m not saying that Weisz wouldn’t be justified in shooting Drakken Joe. Mashima doesn’t have it in him to write a character do that. As an example, I cite Kurenai.

I need to remind myself that Amira and Homura met each other.

I’m still not sure if I like Shiki being able to tap into Rebecca’s old memories.

“The organization that that... Miss Amira came from. They took him into custody.” There has to be a better way to phrase that. It’s proper grammar but still...

Yet another drawback to the different timelines clashing. Sibir and Weisz are correct.

It’s cute to think that Rebecca and Happy were the things Weisz found that made him change, but Sibir’s likely describing events before the accident.

And just like that, Weisz joins Musica and Gray in the “main crew member with a meaningful necklace gang”. Among other similarities they have.

Labilla: *is warned about wandering the ship* Also, Labilla: *gets mad when she sees people she doesn’t like behind a door*

“Now that you mention it, what did Connor do? I’m amazed he didn’t turn up in any of this.” Thing I’ve definitely wondered is repeated by a character in the series.

When I heard this happened, I had to edit part of my EZ Week post.

Next week’s going to be a fun week. Have a fun EZ Week and I’ll see you day 7 with my post and the day after with our 100th edition of this.

[daniibogaming]

Nintendo Switch | Free 2 Play Arsenal

Sokaknak elveszi a kedvét a Nintendo Switch-csel kapcsolatban, hogy a vásárláskor nem elég csak magát a gépet megvenni, hanem egy minőségibb fólia illetve hordtáska sem árt, ami meg tudja dobni a végösszeget. Ja, és akkor még játékokról nem is volt szó. Ezzel a bejegyzéssel most elsősorban nekik szeretnék segíteni, hogy lássák mennyi minden elérhető már ingyenesen a Nintendo Switchen.

Fortnite

Warframe

Paladins

Realm Royale

Smite

Arena of Valor

Prime World: Defenders

Fallout Shelter

Kitten Squad

Onigiri

Pokémon Quest

Brawlhalla

Dawn of the Breakers

Galak-Z: Variant S

Lightseekers (handheld only)

The Pinball Arcade

Pinball FX3

Coloring Book

Color Zen

Super Kirby Clash

Deltarune Chapter 1

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Champions

A 22 free 2 play játékon túl a klasszikusok is várnak rád! A Nintendo Switch Online díja évente mindössze csak 6 000 HUF-ba kerül, amelyért cserében a következőket kapod:

Tetris 99

NES Classics

SNES Classics

A retro játékok tárháza folyamatosan bővül és az Online díjon kívül nem feláras! Így már nem is tűnik olyan reménytelennek a vásárlás, ugye? :) Ez után pedig még mindig lesz idő gyűjteni a nagy játékokra!

Fontos még kiemelnem, hogy az ingyenesen játszható online játékokhoz – a konkurens konzolokkal ellentétben – nem szükséges Nintendo Online előfizetés!

[iknaq]

The Suits Playlist - Part 2

In My Beginning Is My End Chapter 1 - Gun In My Hand - Dorthy Quick Musical Doodles - Two Feet Impossible Is Nothing - Iggy Azalea EZ Target - Rachel Yamagata 99 Problems - Hugo Chapter 2 - Tune In Tune Out - CUT_ A Little Too Much - Shawn Mendes Chapter 3 -  Could Have Been Me - The Struts Wish I Knew You - The Revivalists Break Stuff - Limp Bizkit Chapter 4 -  Points of Authority - Linkin Park Wave - Beck Grave Digger - Matt Maeson Chapter 5 Bother - Stone Sour Strangers in the Night - Cake Throne - Bring Me The Horizon I'm Gonna Do My Thing - Royal Deluxe Chapter 6 -  Serious Love - Anya Marina Glory Box - Portishead Smother - Daughter Issues - Julia Michaels The Red - Chevelle That Man - Caro Emerald Holding Out for a Hero - Bonnie Tyler

[rootofjesse]

(RootofJesse) Revelation Unsealed Improvised Talk Version 99(NEW MIX VERSION)The Somewhere Spoken Mix Version Thirteen By Leslie (aka Jesse) Hughes © The book of Revelation proclaims there is a scroll that can be unsealed (Rev Chapter 5:1-5) by measuring (Rev 11:1, Eze 40:3) the temple, altar and worshipers until there is a Victory of the White Horse, Lamb and Word of God (Rev 17:14, Rev 15: 7, Rev 19:11-21), a New Heaven and New Jerusalem (Rev Chapters 21 and 22, 2Pe 3:13), and a New Covenant (Heb 8: 7-13, Jer 31:31-34).  I believe the Gospel is a metaphoric resource for that measurement, providing a map of our Spiritual connection to the world.  Jesus Christ himself declared:  "I will open my mouth in parables, I will utter things hidden since the creation of the world" (Mt 13:35, Ps 78:2). I also believe the Holy Spirit who created all things, (what is seen has been created by what is unseen Ro 1: 20-23, Heb 11: 1-3), has left us a metaphoric map of creation in the Gospel that contains more insight than the commonly accepted literal descriptions. Where psychologists and scientists are declaring what is seen in the world and re-describing it in their own vocabulary, I find Gospel measurements to be more effective and visual, allowing us to place Biblical stories and insights upon the objects to be measured, providing more light and insight into territories that would otherwise be dark and only partially defined by literal descriptions. What is perceived as reality one day is a changing concept and can be proven quite a different reality on another day.  For example, who thought man could fly across the sky like a bird in planes that weigh several tons, or that audio and video waves could  travel invisibly through space and provide TV pictures that replicate faraway places with such realism you would think you were there, or that  many gigabits of data could be contained on microchips as small as the  tip of your finger, that we would communicate through cell phones that  bounce off satellites in space, or that we would have computers that  allow us to search entire world libraries of books through the internet  in an instant. Therefore, I  take that leap of faith the philosopher Kierkegaard wrote of and believe there is another dimension unique from the one immediately perceived by our senses, and that it is simply illogical  that this world and all its wonders were created by chance. I  also delight in the fear of the power of the Holy Spirit who is the Lord  (Isaiah 11: 2), and realize along with joy there is great  suffering in the world, my peace being established in the faith there is something within us that is immortal and independent of our bodies, not found in the natural elements of the powerful wind, earthquake or fire, that is the gentle whisper, that still  small voice, the word of God we speak that shines on in the darkness, and the darkness cannot overcome it (1 Kings 19:11-12, Rev 19:11-16, Jn 1:1-5).   “Here I am, it is written about me in the scrollI have come to do your will O God” (Heb 10:7, Isa 11, Ro 15:12)To proclaim the New Order and the New Covenant (Heb 8: 7-13, Jer 31:31-34)To unseal the scroll in the book of Revelation (Rev 5:1-5)To measure the temple of God and the altarAnd to count the worshipers there (Rev 11:1, Eze 40:3-4)Until there is a Victory of the Word of God who is the Lamb and White Horse (Rev 17:14, Rev 15: 7, Rev 19:11-21)A New Heaven, New Earth, and New Jerusalem (Rev Chapters 21 and 22, 2Pe 3:13)And a change of the priesthood, from the order of AaronTo the order of Melchizedek (Hebrews Chapter 7, Acts 13:20-23) (Lk 4:18-19)"The Spirit of the Lord is on meBecause he has anointed me to preach good news to the poorHe has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners And recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressedTo proclaim the year of the Lord's favor." I am a New Order, New Age and New Covenant Gospel Rock and Roller preaching the Gospel to the world in the tradition of Dylan and Springsteen. My songs and spoken words metaphorically interpret the Bible and book of Revelation, helping to shine a light upon Bob Dylan’s lyrical clues. I serve the Spirit of the Lord, and dedicate my eternal Star to serving my King the Holy Spirit of Truth (Isaiah chapter 11 and 2 Corinthians 3:17) and proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor, the day of God’s Salvation and the New Covenant (Luke 4:18-19, Isaiah chapter 61, 2 Corinthians 6:1-2, Jeremiah 31:31-34, Hebrews 8:7-13) by measuring the temple, unsealing the scroll in the book of Revelation and preaching the true metaphoric interpretation of the Gospel to the world inspired by Mt 13:35 and Ps 78:2 that states “I will open my mouth in parables, I will utter things hidden since the creation of the world." Visit my home pages to view my complete lyrics, Gospel references, notes and sketches. Thank-you to all my friends who listen to my songs and spoken words, and read my notes. Your friend and brother, Leslie aka Jesse Hughes Revelation Timeline references include:God Almighty and Son of God Revelation timeline references: Rev 1:8, Rev 12:10, Rev 16:5, Rev 21:6 and Rev 22:13.John and Son of Man Revelation timeline references:  Rev 1:4, Rev 1:17, Rev 4:8, Rev 11:17, Rev 17:8, Rev 17:11, Rev 19:10, Rev 22:8-9 Significant Gospel references: 2Co     3:17 “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is     there is freedom” Acts     13:20-23 Saul’s kingdom removed Gal     5:14 “The entire law is summed in a single command “Love your neighbor as     yourself.” Ro     1:18-25 The wicked men who suppress the truth Isa     32:1-8 Scoundrels no longer respected Jn     8:31-58 children of the devil and father of lies 2Co     11:13-15 Satan masquerades as an angel of light Acts     4:36-5:1-11 Joseph’s property stolen by the devil and liar to the Holy     Spirit Acts     23:1-3 Paul struck down by a whitewashed wall Ge     41:41-43 Joseph rides a chariot in front of Pharaoh Ge     42:24 Simeon bound Ge     42:36, Ge 44:2, Ge 47:21, Ge 46:4, Ex 6:2-4, Jacob and Benjamin deceived Acts     12: 1-3 James slain and Peter seized Mt     14:1-12, Mk 6:14-29, Lk 3:19-20 John beheaded Acts     8:30-31, 2Ti 3:15, Philip’s who never had Bible since infancy Acts     22:12, Ro 2:13 Devout observers and those who obey the law 2Ti     3:8 Jannes and Jambres oppose Moses and the truth Ge     9:25, Ex 6:2-4 Noah curses Canaan Deut     32:15-43, 1Co 10:1-5, Heb 3:1 to 4:16, Heb 11:13-16 God displeased with     the disobedient images of God’s word in the human ancestry of Christ that     do not return like Enoch to the city of God The     Books of Romans, Galatians, Jude, 2Pe 2:1-4, Titus 1:10-16, Isa 14:1-23  Further Gospel References:  Ezekiel Chapters 29-32, Isaiah Chapters 11, 14, 28, 44 and 61, Jeremiah Chapter 46, and Jer 31:31-34, Heb 8:7-13, Rev 6:1-9, Rev 6:9-11, Rev 7:2-8, Rev 7:13-17, Rev 12:1-12, Rev 13, Mt 19:28, Rev 4 & 5, Rev 16:4-16, Rev 17:1-18, Rev 19:11-21 Rev 21 & 22, Dt 32:15-17, Jn 16:5-15,  Lk 10:18, Mt 16:23, Mk 8:33, Mt 24:27, Lk 17:22-24, Rev 4:5, Rev 19:10, Rev 22:8-9, 2Th 2:4, Rev 15:7 to Rev 16:16, Rev 12:1 to Rev 13:18,  Mt 14:1-12, Mk 6:14-12, Lk 3:19-20, Heb 3:1 to Heb 5:10, Heb 9:9-10, Zec chapter 3, Heb 8:7-13, Jer 31:31-34, Heb 10:15-18, Gal 5:14, 2Co chapter 3, the book of Jude, Tit 1:10-16, 2Pe chapter 2, Mt chapter 23, Heb 11:13-16, Ex 6:2-4, Jn 3:27-31, Jn chapter 1, 2Cor 4:4, Col 1:15, 1Co 11:3, Ro 1:18-23, Ro 10:6-9, Ro 9:5, Acts 23:1-3, Acts 24:24, Acts 5:1-10, Isa 14:3-23, 2Co 11:13-15, 1Sa 8:4-18, Isa 28:9-22, Mk 7:1-23, Ro 14:1-4, Col 2:8-23, 1Ti 4:1-7, Mt 21:24-27, Mk 11:27-33, Lk 20:1-8, Phm1:1, Phm 1:9, Phm 1:23, Acts 8:29-31, Jn 14:8-16, 1Jn 2:22-27, 2Co 3:17, Lk 4:19, 2Co 6:2, Lk 20:41-47, Mt 22:41-46, Mk 12:35-37, Gal 3:16-20, Jn 8:31-58, Rev 3:9, Ro 2:17-29, Heb 10:1-9, Heb chapter 7, Gal 5:2-14, Acts 13:20-23 and most importantly by the Holy Spirit 2Co 3:17 “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom”, and as Gal 5:14 says “The entire law is summed in a single command “Love your neighbor as yourself.” (Please note also that a Jew and Israelite in a metaphoric interpretation of the Gospel is not a person of Jewish heritage, it is a metaphor for a part of all of us that is a Jew within and another part of us that is a Gentile within -see Romans 2:28-29- and how these two parts become one in Ephesians 2:14-22, Ezekiel 37:15-17 and Romans 3:27-31, also how there are those who are of the synagogue of Satan, who claim to be Jews though they are not, but are liars- see Revelations 3:9) Here are some links to my songs, complete lyrics, Gospel references, notes and sketches:http://www.facebook.com/rootofjessesongs http://www.facebook.com/jesserootof https://www.soundcloud.com/rootofjesse https://twitter.com/JesseRootof rootofjesse.tumblr.com http://www.myspace.com/jessesongproductions www.pinterest.com/JesseRootof https://goo.gl/K98kcr

[nofomoartworld]

Art F City: This Week’s Must-See Art Events: Condo (the Good Kind) Invades New York

This week starts off and ends a little slowly, but Wednesday to Friday ought to be pretty great. Spend your hump-day checking out openings at Marianne Boesky Gallery and David Lewis, where a group show and a solo show by painter Megan Marrin, respectively, look to have a much-needed sense of humor. Thursday night Condo New York kicks-off, in which 16 local galleries have surrendered their spaces temporarily to galleries from London, Mexico City, Shanghai, LA, and beyond. The preview receptions for the multiple shows are (thankfully) on both Thursday and Friday nights, so you won’t have to go crazy trying to rush back and forth between Chelsea and the Lower East Side.

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95 Horatio Street New York, NY Website

Do Ho Suh: 95 Horatio Street

95 Horatio Street is both the title of Do Ho Suh’s latest work and a new venue for the neighboring Whitney Museum, who have been commissioning new artworks for its facade. Opening today, Do Ho Suh’s work imagines the Highline’s past—when it continued all the way downtown to the ferries and transported trains instead of tour groups. Appropriately, the elevated park offers the best views of the print.

Wed

Marianne Boesky Gallery

507 & 509 West 24th Street New York, NY 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Website

Cells

Loosely inspired by Louise Bourgeois installations, Cells brings together work from artists that humorously subverts the functionality of domestic interiors. Think Jessica Jackson Hutchins’ crusty papier-mâché sofas and a space-altering installation of curtains from Alex Da Corte.

Artists: Matthias Bitzer, Jackie Brookner, Alex Da Corte, the Haas Brothers, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Jennie C. Jones, Nancy Lupo, Jorge Pardo, Cosima von Bonin

David Lewis

88 Eldridge Street New York, NY 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Website

Megan Marrin: Corps

This spooky-titled show has been promoted exclusively with one image: Megan Marrin’s 8-foot-tall oil painting of the stinky “corpse flower” at the Botanical Gardens that New Yorkers were obsessed with last year. It’s a great painting, so no matter what else is in Corps (maybe something Black Metal?) it should be worth checking out.

Thu

Various Locations in Chelsea and the LES

New York, NY 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Website

Condo New York

We couldn’t be more thrilled that New York is getting its own iteration of Condo—an innovative space-sharing program born in London in which international galleries can “borrow” another gallery’s location for a month.

Condo New York will be spread out across the Lower East Side and Chelsea, and features some of the city’s best galleries lending their spots to international favorites including Mexico City’s LABOR and Guatemala’s  Proyectos Ultravioleta (who always do art fair booths so well that I can’t wait to see what they can do with a brick-and-mortar space). The preview reception is from noon to 8:00 p.m. on Thursday and from noon to 6:00 p.m. on Friday, so it makes sense to break up your days by neighborhood.

Here’s the full list of the sixteen host galleries and their guests:

Andrew Kreps Gallery 537/535 West 22nd Street hosting What Pipeline Detroit

Metro Pictures 519 West 24th Street hosting Leo Xu Shanghai

Off Vendome 254 West 23rd #2 hosting Freedman Fitzpatrick, Los Angeles

Bodega 167 Rivington Street hosting Croy Nielsen, Vienna

Bortolami Gallery 39 Walker Street hosting Hannah Hoffman, Los Angeles

Bridget Donahue 99 Bowery, 2nd Floor hosting Project Native Informant, London

Bureau 178 Norfolk Street hosting Carlos/Ishikawa, London

Callicoon Fine Arts 49 Delancey Street hosting Mother’s Tankstation, Dublin

Chapter NY 249 East Houston Street hosting Agustina Ferreyra, San Juan / Mexico City

Foxy Production 2 East Broadway, 200 hosting Chateau Shatto, Los Angeles and Sultana, Paris

Gavin Brown’s Enterprise 291 Grand Street hosting Labor, Mexico City

Mitchell Algus Gallery 132 Delancey Street hosting High Art, Paris

Queer Thoughts 373 Broadway, #C9 hosting Deborah Schamoni, Munich

Rachel Uffner Gallery 170 Suffolk Street hosting Sandy Brown, Berlin and Koppe Astner, Glasgow

Simon Preston Gallery 301 Broome Street hosting Galeria Jaqueline Martins, São Paulo and Proyectos Ultravioleta, Guatamala City

Simone Subal Gallery 131 Bowery, 2nd Floor hosting Tanya Leighton, Berlin and Gregor Staiger, Zurich

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Cuchifritos Gallery + Project Space

120 Essex Street New York, NY 6:00 p.m. Website

Sweety's Radio: Edición Especial

For the next five weeks, the curatorial group Sweety’s (Bryan Rodriguez Cambana, Julia Mata, Eduardo Restrepo Castaño and Ximena Izquierdo Ugaz) will take over Cuchifritos Gallery and project space for a series of exhibitions and interviews with latinx artists, responding to the history of the gallery’s Lower East Side neighborhood as an immigrant community.

Interview Dates: Friday, June 30, 6-8P: Cecilia Gentili (Exhibition Dates: June 27 through July 2) Friday, July 7, 6-8P: Raul Gonzalez III (Exhibition Dates: July 4 through July 9) Friday, July 14, 6-8P: Emanuel Xavier (Exhibition Dates: July 11 through July 16) Friday, July 21, 6-8P: Elia Alba (Exhibition Dates: July 18 through July 23)

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MoMA Ps1

22-25 Jackson Ave. Long Island City, New York 3:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Website

Warm Up July 1: Jackmaster / DJ EZ / Tiger & Woods / Shanti Celeste / VHVL

PS1’s first Warm Up party of the season is basically the only thing to do this Saturday, which is fine by us. The program brings together local and international musicians and DJs from the experimental to the mainstream, and is basically an excuse to day-drink in a museum and check out the shows that are up. Of particular interest: the music will take place under Young Architects Program winner Jenny Sabin Studio’s installation “made of photoluminescent textiles that transform over the course of a day.”

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LUBOV

373 Broadway New York, NY 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Website

Amy Ruhl: Between Tin Men: Gifts and Souvenirs

I don’t think I’ll ever fully understand why “The Wizard of Oz” is such an enduring piece of pop mythology. Nevertheless, there always seems to be at least one artist using the book/film as inspiration for work that’s infinitely stranger and more interesting than the original. In this case, that means a video centering on an obscure character from the text. Here, she’s imagined as the protagonist of a queer/feminist love triangle, hopelessly in love with a tin man who himself is in love with another tin man.

Around this narrative, Amy Ruhl has constructed an installation of souvenirs from the hopeless romance and journeys through Oz.

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