#Alex Baroni

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🎼Sei tu che come sabbia sei qui con me Io sono il mare su di te Dentro te...

#Musica #Alex Baroni #Onde

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#spotify #alex baroni #onde #musica italiana

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...Sei l'unica fame,

l'unica sete che avrò! 💜

#Sovrappensiero 🦋 #le note che vivo con te #ma tu rimani #💜 #Alex Baroni #Youtube

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13 aprile … ricordiamo …

13 aprile … ricordiamo … #semprevivineiricordi #nomidaricordare #personaggiimportanti #perfettamentechic

2023: Mary Quant, Barbara Mary Quant, stilista britannica. (n. 1930) 2022: Wang Yumei, attrice cinese. In occasione del centenario della nascita dell’industria cinematografica in Cina nel 2005, la China Film Performance Art Academy l’ha inserita nella lista dei “100 migliori attori in 100 anni di cinema cinese”. È celebre per aver partecipato a Tan Si Tong (1984), Gao shan xia de hua huan (1984)…

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#13 aprile #Alessandro Guido Baroni #Alex Baroni #Barbara Mary Quant #De Filippo Pasquale #Dorothy Dalton #Emilio Locurcio #Harold Bradley #Harold Willard Bradley Jr. #Larry Parks #Mary Quant #Michel Bouquet #Nicola Trussardi #Patricia Millardet #Ricordiamo #Samuel Klusman Lawrence Parks #Veit Harlan #Wang Yumei

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#UnDiscoPerLaPausaPranzo - #1562 - 9 Ottobre 2023 - Alex Baroni - Ultimamente - 1999

#Un Disco per la Pausa Pranzo #9 Ottobre 2023 #Alex Baroni #Ultimamente #1999

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Sarà capitato anche voi di frequentare, saltuariamente, persone che non hanno gli stessi vostri identici gusti e di ritrovarvi a fine serata, in un sabato sera piovoso, dentro una birreria laser karaoke che con l’arredamento marcio kitsch esibisce il suo lato meno inquietante.

Dai, lo so che è capitato anche a voi.

Dicevamo che sarà capitato anche voi di guardare Dario, magari non proprio quel Dario ma un Dario della situazione, insomma il vostro Dario, sperando che una volta tanto funzioni la telepatia (e magari, guarda te, la telepatia ha pure funzionato ma siete comunque nella merda perché siete  giunti in quel posto dimenticato da dio con l’auto in condivisione: non sia mai che, mentre il mondo va a fuoco, non cerchiate di intraprendere comportamenti virtuosi).

A questo punto, dopo una buonissima cena totalmente vegana e analcolica, pensate che il laser karaoke è troppo anche per voi e, non volendo buttarvi sulla birra temendo di dover andare a pisciare quelle 6500 volte, gettate uno sguardo disperato alla scansia degli alcolici che fa bella mostra di se intonsa e polverosa dai tempi in cui il muro di Berlino era ancora una solida realtà.

Ordinate un vov, ordinate un cazzo di vov che vi arriva al tavolo con una schiumetta bianca che galleggia leggiadra sopra ad uno strato di liquido denso di tonalità giallo pus.

Il vov è dolce da vomitare ma almeno è poco, una dose di veleno gestibilissima rispetto ai rimorsi per non esservi lanciati dall’auto in corsa mentre potevate ancora evitare quel microcosmo di anime mitologiche mezze Charles Bukowski e mezze Alanis Morrisette (scegliete voi quali mezze parti accorpare).

Sono sicura che avete pensato: ma dai, quindi non esiste solo la pre-menopausa come anticamera dell’inferno? Finanche le birrerie laser karaoke fanno la loro parte senza paura alcuna!

Il tempo inizia a scorrere lentissimo e si ferma attorno ai pezzi scelti dagli astanti.

Alanis Morrisette, Renato Zero, Elisa, Alex Baroni, Delirium, Enrico Ruggeri (più altro che avete cancellato dalla memoria per mero istinto di auto conservazione) reinterpretati da voci così aspre da penetrarvi il cervello e quel poco di felicità che vi era rimasta in corpo fino a quando non arriva il vostro turno e scegliete, con la complicità del Dario sopracitato, di richiedere un pezzo dei Sepultura.

Sapete bene che partirà una discussione infinita con il gestore attempato, rilancerete proponendo roba più “commerciale” tipo i Carcass, e finirete, dopo poco, fuori dal locale notando che ha smesso di piovere e in cielo ci sono ancora le stelle nonostante tutto.

#laser karaoke night #il mio canto libero death metal

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THIS DAY IN GAY HISTORY

based on: The White Crane Institute's 'Gay Wisdom', Gay Birthdays, Gay For Today, Famous GLBT, glbt-Gay Encylopedia, Today in Gay History, Wikipedia, and more … February 4

Jared French, as painted by his lover Paul Cadmus

1905 – Born: American painter Jared French (d.1988) who devised a pictorial language to explore human unconsciousness and its relation to sexuality. Most of his works consist of strange, statue-like, somnambulant figures with eerily blank facial expressions positioned in austere landscapes and plazas. Rendered in a technique so precise that they seem more real than real, French's paintings capture and maintain the viewer's interest and imagination.

At Amherst College in 1926, French met artist Paul Cadmus, who was briefly his lover and who became a life-long friend. After leaving Amherst, French took a job on Wall Street and then toured Europe with Cadmus between 1931 and 1933. During the 1930s and 1940s, French was a member of the Cadmus circle that included such gay literary and artistic figures as George Platt Lynes, Lincoln Kirstein, George Tooker, Glenway Westcott, and Monroe Wheeler. In 1937, French married artist Margaret Hoening, his and Cadmus's mutual friend. Cadmus did not seem upset with the marriage and the three were soon collaborating as members of the PAJAMA photographic group (the name of which was comprised of the first two letters of each of their given names).

The photographs taken by French, Hoening, and Cadmus are particularly important for documenting the gay and artistic community coalescing at Fire Island in the period from 1937 to 1945.

French's paintings reveal the central role sexuality plays in the artist's conception of humanity. In the tempera painting entitled Washing the White Blood from Daniel Boone (1939), American Indians symbolically wash away Boone's European ancestry to make him part of the collective unconscious. Boone's metamorphosis includes a sexual awakening. Surrounded by incredibly muscular, nearly nude male Indians, he stands in the middle of the canvas, arms outstretched, wearing obtrusively feminine underwear: tight, light pink hip-huggers laced up the center with a dark blue ribbon. This scenario suggests that the painting is an exploration of Jung's concept of man's repressed feminine aspect.

Nest

During the 1960s, French radically altered his imagery. He began drawing fantastic biomorphic creatures that, on closer inspection, are fragments of human torsos, heads, pelvises, and genitalia emerge. French made paintings out of only a few of these arresting drawings. In one such work, entitled Nest (1968-1969), a mass of fleshy, cartilaginous forms appears to mutate atop a seaside cliff. Somewhat horrifically, this hermaphroditic creature, made up of orifices, buttocks, faces, and spines, seems to have impregnated itself and is hatching its egg on a nest of flesh and bone.

In the latter part of his career, French fell out of favor with art critics and art collectors. At the end of his life, he was living in Rome, virtually in seclusion.

de Rede with Marie-Helene Rothschild, Liz Taylor and Liza Minnelli

1922 – Oskar Dieter Alex von Rosenberg-Redé, 3rd Baron von Rosenberg-Redé (d.2004), also known as Alexis, Baron de Redé, was a prominent French banker, aristocrat, aesthete, collector, and socialite. In 2003, he was appointed a commandeur of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres for his restoration of the Hôtel Lambert where he was known for hosting opulent costume balls. Involved in horse racing, in 1972 he won the Prix de Diane and came in second at the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.

Oskar Dieter Alex von Rosenberg-Redé was born in Zurich, Switzerland, the third and youngest child of Oskar Adolf Rosenberg, Baron von Rosenberg-Redé, a banker from Austria-Hungary.He had two siblings. Born in 1919, his brother Hubert von Rosenberg-Redé was the heir to the barony, while his sister Marion von Rosenberg-Redé (born 1916) was handicapped.

The children were brought up Protestant and raised in a 16-room hotel suite at the Dolder Grand Hotel in Zurich, attended by a great many maids, nannies, porters, and valets. Their father visited occasionally. As their finances decreased with the onset of World War II, they moved into a two-bedroom suite. Diagnosed with leukemia, their mother died in 1931, when Redé was nine years old. Redé and his brother were then sent to be educated together at Institut Le Rosey in Switzerland.

On account of bankruptcy, his father committed suicide in 1939 at the family's estate (Villa Rosin) in the Austrian town of Kaumberg. Living on an insurance policy income of $200 a month, Redé moved to New York City, where he briefly attempted to acquire American citizenship. He traveled to California to work for an antique dealer, where he earned money to support his sister and befriended Elsie de Wolfe (known as Lady Mendl), as well as Salvador Dalí. He returned in New York in 1941.[8] His brother committed suicide in 1942 in Hollywood, California, whereupon Redé became the third and last Baron von Rosenberg-Redé, which was typically abbreviated as Baron de Redé in France.

In a New York restaurant, the 19-year-old Redé caught the eye of businessman Arturo López Willshaw and they became lovers in 1941. A married Chilean millionaire, Lopez-Willshaw lived with his wife Patricia Lopez Huici in a lavishly decorated house in Neuilly, France and was "famous for his extravagant costume entertainments." Shortly after they became a couple, Lopez-Wilshaw allegedly offered Redé $1 million to return with him to France.

By his own account, Redé was largely uninterested in affection or sex, and had only ever loved a Polish classmate at Le Rosey, an interest he never acted on. Redé was romantically involved with Arturo Lopez-Willshaw until Lopez-Wilshaw's death in 1962. Upon meeting Lopez-Wilshaw, Redé recollected losing his virginity to the man at the "sleazy" hotel Winslow on East 55th Street.

As Redé recalled of the beginning of the relationship, "I was not in love. But I needed protection, and I was aware that he could provide this." In addition, he observed, "The money gave me the security I craved, and it would also enable me to look after my handicapped sister."

After their move to Paris, Lopez-Wilshaw unofficially lived with Redé at the Hôtel Lambert while maintaining a formal residence with his wife in Neuilly.

With his wealth deriving from his lover, Redé's social notoriety rested on being a kept man. In 1953, author Christian Mégret published Danaé, a popular roman à clef based on Redé's and Lopez-Willshaw's life together. The racy details were provided by one of their close friends and Mégret's companion, Princess Ghislaine de Polignac. Lopez-Willshaw promptly banned Polignac from his home, although Redé later relented and became friends again.

Redé maintained his apartment at the Hotel Lambert throughout his later years, remaining an active host. He died suddenly at the home of a friend, Carmen Saint, at the age of 82, of heart issues. Redé's estate, notably the contents of his apartment at the Hôtel Lambert, was auctioned after his death by Sotheby's and realized £5.2 million. His memoirs, Alexis: The Memoirs of the Baron de Redé, were published posthumously in 2005.

1938 – Martin Greif was born in the Bronx, New York and was an editor, publisher, writer and lecturer. (d.1996)

In 1982 he published a book called The Gay Book of Days – 'An evocatively illustrated who's who of who is, was, may have been, probably was, and almost certainly seems to have been gay during the past 5,000 years'. The book was published in the UK in 1985. This history and many other blogs and sites have used it as a starting point.

Martin Greif also published and edited a large number of other books, mostly through the two publishing houses he and his partner founded, Main Street Press in the US and Orchard Hill Press in Ireland.

He spent his latter years with his longtime work and life partner, Lawrence Grow, in County Cork, Ireland. Larry Grow died from an AIDS-related stroke in 1991 and Martin Greif died from AIDS in 1996.

Evan Wolfson (R) and Cheng He wedding

1957 – Born: Evan Wolfson is an American attorney and gay rights advocate. He is the founder and executive director of Freedom to Marry, a group favoring same-sex marriage in the United States. Wolfson, who many consider to be the father and leader of the same-sex marriage movement, authored the book Why Marriage Matters; America, Equality, and Gay People's Right to Marry, which Time Out New York magazine called, "Perhaps the most important gay-marriage primer ever written..."

Returning to the United States after his service in the Peace Corps in Togo, Wolfson entered Harvard Law School. His interest in glbtq rights led him to discover John Boswell's book Christianity, Social Tolerance, and Homosexuality (1980), which had a profound impact on him.

Wolfson took an important step in his personal life: he came out to his family. Describing the moment to reporter Mark S. Warnick, he stated,

"I think they were all surprised. I think that their main reaction was sadness, that I was not going to have the kind of life they expected and were familiar with. But they were always loving and supportive. They're very proud of what I do and they've always been there for me.

From 1989 until 2001 Wolfson worked full-time at Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, a gay rights advocacy non-profit. He directed their Marriage Project and coordinated the National Freedom to Marry Coalition, the forerunner to Freedom to Marry. Wolfson co-wrote a brief in Baehr v. Miike, in which the Supreme Court of Hawaii said prohibiting same-sex marriage in the state constituted discrimination, and worked on Baker v. Vermont, the Vermont Supreme Court case that led to the creation of civil unions in Vermont by the state legislature as a compromise between Wolfson's group and those objecting to same-sex marriage. Wolfson called the unions a "wonderful step forward," but not enough.

Wolfson appeared before the United States Supreme Court in 2000, to argue on behalf of Scoutmaster James Dale in the landmark case Boy Scouts of America v. Dale, in which the Court ruled that the Boy Scouts organization had the right to expel Dale for revealing that he was gay. The Court ruled 5-4 against Dale, but Wolfson, said, "We are succeeding in getting people to rethink how they feel about gay people."

On April 30, 2001, Wolfson left Lambda to form Freedom to Marry. Wolfson described his vision for the new organization: "I'm not in this just to change the law. It's about changing society. I want gay kids to grow up believing that they can get married, that they can join the Scouts, that they can choose the life they want to live."

He is adamant that victory means the right to marry, not to have different and less beneficial systems such as civil unions or domestic partnerships for gay and lesbian citizens. "You don't ask for half a loaf," he declared. "We don't need two lines at the clerk's office when there's already an institution that works in this country, and it's called marriage. One of the main protections that come with marriage is inherent in the word: certainly in times of crisis any other word than marriage would not bring the same clarity or impart the same dignity."

Wolfson takes inspiration from the words of Gandhi on the process of change: "First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win."

Wolfson and his partner (now husband), Cheng He, a Canadian-born microbiologist, reside in New York.

Fittingly, Wolfson and Freedom to Marry were deeply involved in the successful struggle to achieve marriage equality in the Empire State. Freedom to Marry became a founding member of the New Yorkers United for Marriage coalition, which was put together by Governor Andrew Cuomo to forge a coherent strategy to build support for marriage equality in the state. Freedom to Marry invested over $1,000,000 in the campaign, including more than $500,000 for television, newspaper ads, and direct mail, and over $100,000 in polling, all aimed at making sure legislators heard from the couples affected, their loved ones, and the 58% of New Yorkers who supported the freedom to marry.The New York legislature finally passed the marriage equality bill in a historic vote on June 24, 2011.

Wolfson and Dr. Cheng He were married in New York City on October 15, 2011. They have been a couple since 2002. In an interview with Nate Schweber of the New York Times for a feature story on their marriage, Wolfson said, "For me, getting married is not about making a political statement; it's about wanting to build a life together, wanting to have protections for one another, wanting to make a commitment in front of your family and friends, just like everyone else."

1969 – Joel Burns is an American politician. A city councilman for District 9 in Fort Worth, Texas, he received extensive press attention in October 2010 after speaking at a council meeting about the issue of suicide among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth, as part of Dan Savage's It Gets Better campaign.

In his speech, which was subsequently released on the Internet as a video, Burns spoke about his own experience as a 13-year-old boy facing bullying at school in Crowley, Texas, because of his sexual orientation. At one point in the video, he broke down and struggled to push forward with his prepared speech, eventually opting to skip a few lines. In subsequent media coverage, he confirmed that the section he skipped included an acknowledgement that he too had considered committing suicide because of the harassment he was facing.

Joel Burns' full speech (13 mins)

The speech resonated throughout the Internet in a matter of minutes after Gawker.com first reported the clip on its Gawker.TV website. Shortly thereafter, Burns held his first television interview on the subject with CNN's Ali Velshi, after the show aired the thirteen-minute YouTube clip in its entirety, an unprecedented occurrence for a major daytime news program. One day later, Burns and his speech was featured on scores of national and international news media, as well as NPR's All Things Considered. In under one week, the clip had garnered over one and a half million views, ultimately leading to Burns' in-studio interview with Matt Lauer on NBC's Today Show as well as an appearance on the popular Ellen DeGeneres talk show. As of late March 2011, the clip had sustained over 2.5 million hits, making it one of the most-watched videos in the 'It Gets Better' campaign.

Joel with his long-term partner, J.D. Angle

Burns was first elected to Fort Worth City Council in 2007 in a special election, during which a sitting city council-member, Chuck Silcox (who is now deceased), campaigned for Burns' opponent Chris Turner because Turner was straight. Both straight and gay voters of Fort Worth's District 9 overwhelmingly voted for Burns despite the political homophobic remarks. He was elected to a full term in the 2009 municipal election. He was the first openly gay person ever elected to political office in Tarrant County.

In 2009, on the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission conducted a raid on a Fort Worth gay club, prompting a large public outpouring of anger towards the Commission and the Fort Worth Police Department. During a very heated City Council meeting shortly after the raid, Joel Burns reassured many of the gay Dallas-area protesters in attendance that the City of Fort Worth will not allow such intolerance to continue and vowed to create a GLBT Liaison within the Fort Worth Police Department.

Burns announced on February 11, 2014 that he was resigning his seat on Fort Worth City Council to pursue a Master in Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

1974 – Lee Pearson CBE is a 10-times paralympic games gold medallist having represented British para-equestrianism in Sydney, Athens, Beijing and London. He also has six world-championship and three European titles.

Pearson was born with arthrogryposis multiplex congenita and first came to public attention in 1980 when then-British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher carried him up stairs in 10 Downing Street having awarded him a 'Children of Courage' medal. He currently lives in Bagnall, Staffordshire.

He turned professional after he was inspired by the Atlanta Olympics. He won three gold medals in the championship dressage, freestyle dressage, and team dressage events at the 2000, 2004 and 2008 Summer Paralympics. He won gold in the team dressage event at the 2012 Summer Paralympics, silver in the championship dressage and bronze in the freestyle.

He noted after his failure to win gold in the freestyle competition in London that he had been voted down by the British judge but said that he would compete at the 2016 Summer Paralympics in Rio, on a different horse.

Lee Pearson CBE currently is the title holder of no less than 34 Gold medals at European, World and Paralympic level. Probably making him the most successful Equestrian Athlete ever.

Pearson runs his own dressage yard in Staffordshire and teaches many around the countryIn August 2012 the Independent reported that Lee had a new, 18 year-old boyfriend Ben after "He broke up with [Lincolnshire fireman Mark] Latham in February [2012] and is now in the process of a messy divorce" from their civil partnership which began in August 2010. Mark Latham responded to explain, "Mr. Pearson is not 'ending' the Civil Partnership as I am the one petitioning against him on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour."

In 2014, ahead of a planned trip to decry anti-gay propaganda at the Sochi Winter Olympics, Pearson almost dared Russian President Vladimir Putin to throw him in jail, becoming one of the UK's highest-profile gay athletes.

1975 – The first Gay-oriented television commercial in the U.S. aired on two network affiliate stations in Washington D.C.. Lambda Rising Bookstore sponsored the ads on episodes of Phil Donahue and Marcus Welby, M.D. Stations balked at airing the ads, but relented after getting approval from the Association of Broadcasters Standards Office.

2017 – The Movie, Kept Boy, written by Robert Rodi, is released.

Robert Rodi (b.1956) is an American writer and author of satiric novels and comic books.

Robert Rodi was born 'in a cosy middle-class suburb of Chicago, right around the time cosy middle-class suburbs were feeling the firsts blasts of scorn from the burgeoning counterculture. Twenty-two years later, he earned a bachelor's degree in Philosophy just as the curtain went up on the hyper-materialist Reagan era. Not long afterwards, he came out of the closet just as gay men were dealt the first crushing blow of the AIDS crisis … It was thus perhaps inevitable he turned to writing comedy.'

His first novel, Fag Hag, was published in 1991 and was swiftly translated into Italian, French, German, and Japanese. It was followed in quick succession by Closet Case (1992), What They Did to Princess Paragon (1994), Drag Queen (1995), Kept Boy (1997) and Bitch Goddess (2002) and When You Were Me (2007).

Rodi's shorter fiction can be found in a number of anthologies, including Men On Men 5, His, and Sandman: Book of Dreams. His novella Glad, Gladder, Gladys was serialised online at USAToday.com. His literary criticism has appeared in the pages of The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times, NewCity, and The Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review.

Rodi is the creator of several comic-book series, including 4 Horsemen, Codename: Knockout, and The Crossovers. He was a founding member of the Chicago-based gay performance art troupe, The Pansy Kings, who were active throughout the 1990s, and he wrote sketches for the Live Bait Theater's revues Junk Food and Dear Jackie: The Queen of Camelot Remembered.

Rodi still lives in Chicago, in a century-old Queen Anne house with his partner Jeffrey Smith and a constantly shifting number of dogs.

Warner Brothers took an option on his novel Kept Boy, and Rodi adapted it it for the screen with David Ozanich. It was released in 2017 to mixed reviews.

[manfrommars2049]

Barony, personal arcology of the Harkonnens by artist Alex Jay Brady via futureporn

#futureporn #Anon_Ymou5

[tonyfm]

FM 2024 - AD Manteigas - 1º época

Transferências 🔄️ 🟢: Nuno Castro - GR - Courense (AF Viana do Castelo) 🟢: Dani Coelho - DD - Santa Maria FC (AF Braga) 🟢: Bruma - MC - Trancoso (AF Guarda) 🟢: Takeshi Hosaki - MD - Estrela Vendas Novas (AF Évora) 🟢: Alex Carvalho - MOE - Lousada (AF Porto) 🟢: Diogo Carrilho - PL - Atlético dos Arcos (AF Viana do Castelo) 🔴: Rodrigo Almeida - MC - FC Vilarinho (AF Porto) Dispensados 🚮: 🗑️: Fábio Nogueira - PL

Pré-epoca

Resultados foi satisfatório, tirando kel d jogo Villarreal la ki es marca di trossa Nsa testa um tatica assimetrico, nfazi alguns alterasons na el durante kes jogos la, hora ki xinta dreto nta partilha.

Setembro

N'perdi um jogo ainda pm @navinh-fm da 2 golo contra VFN Mah inda sta cedo, nu ta recupera

Nha jogador teve um desempenho agradável

Nsa ba ta fz mudansas na tática pa atxa kel q ta encaixa midjor na cada jogador

Outubro

Rapaz dja skeci juga, timi mesti ser mas eficaz, nu sa peka txeu na finalizason. Diferença pa prmr eh lugar eh di 2 pt, nton ainda ta da pa recupera

Novembro

Des vez erro sta na parte defensivo principalmente na zona central , tem stado ta sufri golos derivado di erros di nhas central

N'kaba pa dixi pa tercero lugar mah n'continua a 2 pt di 1º

Prmr jogo di Taça sa bem ser contra Fornos

@navinh tem stado ta fazi bons jogos, si n'ranja um PL mas eficiente di certeza eh ta consigui providencia alguns assistências

Dezembro

N'continua ku algum debilidade na parte defensivo mah nu tem sido mas eficiente na finalização

Termina 1ª volta ku pts empatado ku 1º i 2º lugar

Janeiro

Desempenho di equipa cai txeu na td aspecto Na Taça n'perdi contra Fornos, auto-golo d Baroni na 84min.

Nsa pensaba ma pelo menos semi-final nta txigaba, ka da. Gossi eh foca na Campeonato

Fevereiro

Vila Franca ka kre perdi, sa complican conta, tem forte probabiidade di campeonato ser decidido na ultimo jorna, jogo mi contra ez Equipa dja midjora um bocado dipos ki n'muda alguns kuzas na tatica

Março

N'consigui 1º lugar temporariamente mah n'caba pa perdi di novo, dipos di maz um derrota contra Vila Cortez, jogo foi equilibrado, n'kumessa ta perdi n'consigui recupera desvantagem, na fim di jogo es marcan um golo di penalty Si continua assi, ntem ki ganha Vila Franca na ultimo jornada pa n'consigui ser campeão

Abril

Nhas esperanças di ser campeão dja bai, dipos di perdi 2 jogo seguido, n'muda tatica pa um 4-3-3 convencional pensado ma kuzas ta midjora mah foi contrario, se calhar n'devia manti nha tatica assimetrico

VFN mesti so 1 vitoria pa es ganha i falta 2 jornada pa fim, gossi so 1 milagre pa n'ganha Proximo epoca nta tenta subida dnv

Novo presidente

N'ganha VFN na ultimo jornada d campeonato, n'muda alguns kzs na tatica ki nsa usa na nha save k Inter tb

Proximo epoca si nka subi nka ta juga mas

#fm #football manager #2024 #fm24 #adm #manteigas #ad manteigas #af guarda #sports interactive #cv

[donaruz]

Alex Baroni - Cambiare

13 Aprile 2002 💔

#Youtube

[me-soltanto-me]

… se ti guardo davvero che cosa non farei …

#canticchiando #🎶 #Spotify

[thedeafprophet]

how about 3 (however you want to interpret/translate that) for any ship(s)?

3. Who is the better cook?

Okay. im gonna answer this one in a more roundabout way, because the real question here is: who of these ships are actually doing their own cooking.

Cuz like, look, during the victorian era, these types of tasks were severely class divided. And when it came to day to day chores such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, etc. those took so much work during the time period. Upper class people were not doing their own cooking. The cook was a very important serving position in upper class homes.

So this is all going to be heavily dependent upon who is in the ships.

Like okay, lets look to even Josephine and September. Josie has a townhouse, Sept is at Balmoral. No matter what, these two are not taking care of these places on their own, they have to have people hired to do so. So either of them doing the cooking in day to day is out. NOW if we consider backgrounds, Josephine does know how to cook from her time in the industrial school. September on the other hand grew up on a Barony, making it highly unlikely that he was ever doing any of the cooking. So, Josie wins by elimination.

Similar thing for when I answered for Jamie and The Princess. and we know intimately that the Manager isnt doing any of the cooking, so Jamie also wins out by elimination there.

with Alex and Fires i have my long running joke of Fires being completely unable to cook because it thinks setting things to a higher temperature is more 'efficient'. Alex is a good cook, has worked in a kitchen, and he likes cooking. Out of everyone here, Alex is the best cook

Which brings us to April and Rory. Now, im not entierly sure on April's backstory here, though i think its implied that she co-owned a weapons manufacturing...? I really dont know though background wise, though we know where she is now. Aurora is from an upper class background and while she may have been taught some cooking as a hobby and art, would not have been doing the cooking for the household, obviously. However i feel like nowadays with their makeshift lodging situations, the two probably end up doing their own cooking. i like to think they're on pretty even ground- perhaps they can make stuff together...

Ask game from here

#this...turned into quite a ramble... im sorry... i have many thoughts lmao #ask game

[mccek]

Ti nasconderai

Dentro i sogni miei

Ma io non dormirò

Mi dovrà passare

E quanti amori avrai

Che cosa gli dirai

E quanto anche di me

Io dovrò cambiare

Amore, non mi provocare

Arriverò fino alla fine di te

Amore, mi dovrà passare

Per restare libero, cambiare

Ti nasconderai

Dentro gli occhi miei

Ma io non guarderò

Io dovrò cambiare

Erano altri tempi Pt.4

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13 aprile … ricordiamo …

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Ryrie Bar, Haymarket.

Historic Scotland describe this bar as  s “ 2-storey Baronial public house; main block with panelled Scottish Renaissance entrance and ground floor windows, latter with Art Nouveau stained glass.”

Kirkwood's map of 1817 shows the earlier building on this site as the Haymarket Weigh House. In 1830 David Lawrie occupied this building, otherwise known as ‘The Hay Weights’ as an Innkeeper. A few years later Henry Cochrane is listed as a Spirit Dealer at the same address. In 1842 the Edinburgh Glasgow Railway is completed and terminated behind the building. It is shown on the 1st edition Ordnance Survey map as 'The Railway Inn' and occupied the whole of the current site.

Alexander Ryrie (Snr) was born in Edinburgh circa 1807, married Henrietta Reid and was father to ten children. He appears in an 1842 Street Directory as a Gardener based in Dalry Lane, alongside possibly his mother, Mrs Ryrie. In various documents he is listed as a Market Gardener, and by the 1861 census he is occupying 11 acres of land.

The next year, 1862, he took on the Railway Inn, and the older western part of the building is rebuilt. Sadly he died in 1865 leaving his wife as the licensee. Henrietta died two years later in 1867 and as her daughter Jane was 21, she obtained the license for the premises. Jane married in 1868 and in the 1871 census her sister Margaret is shown as the head of the family for what has now been renamed The Haymarket Inn.

The main part of the building was rebuilt in 1868 with maps showing it as rectangular with a bay window in the east of the north elevation. It is possible that this remained a private house for the family until it’s remodelling in 1906. Alexander Ryrie (Jnr) was born in 1850 and by the 1881 census he is listed as the Head of the family and as Publican of The Haymarket Inn.

The above undated photograph from what is believe to b ecirca 1880′s, showing two gentlemen, one of which is likely to be Alex Ryrie. The other is possibly his brother Henry. Alexander remains the licensee of The Haymarket Inn until the end of 1905, when he dies. By this time he is has whisky in bond at Leith. Unfortunately he does not appear to have seen the building remodelled to what we now know as Ryrie’s.

In 1906 the two parts of the building were linked as private and public bars of one property and the ground floor and interior rebuilt. The client for the 1906 work was Messrs Ryrie & Company, whisky merchants.

The architect for the 1906 refit, Robert McFarlane Cameron, was responsible for a number of fine pub interiors in Edinburgh, including The Guildford Arms, also part of the D M Stewart Ltd group. His practice was medium sized and very varied and ranged from churches and schools at one end to public houses and premises for the licensed trade at the other. He served as a bailie and magistrate of the city and was considered to be 'a firm friend of the Trade' and as such secured a number of commissions for re-fitting pubs. These became examples of what is now known as People’s Palaces.

George Morrison, a director of the nearby New Edinburgh Brewery at Slateford, owned by Thomas & James Bernard Ltd, became tenant. His widow acquired the heritable interest in the property and then her executry sold the public house to the Brewery. In turn, Scottish Brewers Ltd acquired Thomas & James Bernard Ltd in 1960. In the 1980s the large Ryrie’s and W M Younger’s Ales signs were placed on the gable ends of the property.

Further minor interior alterations in 1992 improved access around the bar, but left the majority of the original bar unchanged. Ownership of the property passed between large national Pubcos before being purchased by the Edinburgh family run pub company D M Stewart Ltd, which owns and operates some of the cities finest Victorian and Edwardian pubs.

In 2022, 160 years after the Ryrie family first began operating from the building, it reopened after a thorough restoration was completed, taking the exterior paintwork, which was black and then blue, back to it’s original state. 

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[susieporta]

“Combatterò con le mie notti bianche,

combatterò, devo ricominciare a inventare me.”

(Alex Baroni)

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Frequentemente le persone confondono cura con guarigione, pensando che siano sinonimi.

Questo avviene perché troppo spesso l’impegno della guarigione viene delegato ad altri, che sia il medico, il nutrizionista, lo psicoterapeuta, il coach, il guru o il santone di turno.

Delegare significa abbandonare la responsabilità delle nostre azioni, significa evitare di vedere ciò che ci fa stare male e di attivarci per risolverlo.

Deresponsabilizzazione ed evitamento non possono portare in alcun modo alla guarigione.

La cura è sempre un’azione che arriva dall’esterno, un’azione compiuta dal terapeuta che diviene pertanto un mediatore e un “tecnico specializzato”.

La cura è uno strumento, ma non è la guarigione.

La guarigione, al contrario, è una situazione intima che ha a che fare con l’osservazione, la consapevolezza e il coraggio.

La guarigione è una faccenda che riguarda solo noi stessi, che non si attua solo nel corpo fisico (anzi, il corpo fisico è l’ultimo livello in cui essa avviene) e che può compiersi solamente quando riusciamo a ricontattare il nostro nucleo più profondo e autentico, quando ci diamo il permesso di bussare alle porte della nostra anima, accogliendo ciò che in quel luogo ha trovato dimora, sia che siano angeli, sia che siano demoni.

Guarigione è esattamente quello che cantava l’indimenticato Alex Baroni: combatterò con le mie notti bianche per ricominciare a inventare me.

Per ricominciare a vedere me, strato dopo strato.

Per ricominciare a permettermi di amarmi.

Per guarire ci vuole coraggio, un combattimento metaforico ed eroico che parte proprio dal cuore.

È il viaggio di Ulisse attraverso il mare sterminato della conoscenza e della consapevolezza. Di quell’Ulisse che parte da Itaca pastore e ne fa ritorno saggio ed eroe, riuscendosi a liberare anche degli ultimi parassiti che avevano invaso la sua dimora, cercando invano di possedere i suoi affetti e il suo vero amore.

La guarigione è l’autentico compimento del misterioso disegno della nostra vita.

Stefano Manera

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