#devil del valle

[augment-techs]

Had weird thoughts about Dino Thunder after marathoning it and had to write it down.

Tommy: Black, Red, White, Green Grid compatible, but could also probably carry on like a strobe light if given half the chance, because he is The Special, so I'm not getting into the meaning.

Conner: Red Grid compatible, but, like, how ROCKY was Red Grid compatible. Is better in a small group, so they can share the burden. Kind of wish they'd done more with him in Beyond the Grid than just that one panel with Terona.

Ethan: Blue Grid compatible, but the entire time I watched the series my brain kept thinking a very stupid thought in that--should he be? Given all of the stuff all of these teens went through in equal measure, he seems to be the one to get in over his head or have shit tossed at him almost as much as Trent. I kinda feel like he would make a very good Green.

Kira: I get why she's Yellow. Yellow needed someone as sassy and in the moment/down to earth as her to ground the boys. I get it. But she should have either had a different Dino Zord or been given Pink as a secondary color. It kinda pisses me off.

Trent: They should have made his clone earlier to have made the secret keeping bullshit draw out and actually mean something. I'm happy that he's a White Ranger with a PAST that is not all sunshine and rainbows and is clearly mentally ill due to the strain and whatever was happening the entire time with Anton and Mesagog; but also I feel like he could have pulled in extra attention from Hayley, Devin, and Cassidy--because he's the member of the team with that vibe and it was SO wasted.

Hayley: Everyone has already said this, but I'll say it too. She should have been gay and hooked up with Elsa at the end, but more than that, she felt WAY more like an additional SPECIAL Ranger than most other tech support in PR. She would have been lovely in Gold or Silver, just sayin'.

Cassidy: They CODED her Purple. They coded the shit out of her and it pisses me off that it never went anywhere. She is regal, bossy, go in or go home; but more than that she has the Purple indicator of The Planner. A lot of her plans didn't go anywhere, but some of them DID and that feels important to a member of a comedy duo. Although I am a little grateful that this wasn't obvious because her hooking up ONCE with Ethan lead to--

Devin: Ethan was actually friends with this little softie who is so incredibly Orange coded that it makes me want to cry. Cass might be the Planner, but Devin is the DOER--he questions, he hesitates, but he gets the job DONE. And when we get to the end of the season, somehow unsurprisingly, he is gamer buddies with Ethan in a way that works for both of them. The Blue/Orange dynamic that could have been a building block for MORE to come. All these thoughts basically just boil down to my BEGGING the universe that when the comics get into the Dino Thunder series, some things get addressed that were missed on. Please.

#boom! comics power rangers #power rangers dino thunder #no thoughts; just ideas #headcanon #grid theory #color coding #tommy oliver #conner mcknight #ethan james #kira ford #trent fernandez-mercer #Hayley (power rangers) #cassidy cornell #devil del valle

[vonlipvig]

top 5 places in argentina? like, places you'd recommend to foreigners visiting your country? especially if they're not particularly famous

(hope that's not too intrusive for you, it's alright if you're not comfortable answering!)

what a great question, thank you! (it probably will end up being popular places, but let's be honest, they're popular for a reason and i want everyone to know about them!)

bariloche - i think the south of argentina is possibly the most beautiful spot on earth, and i absolutely adore bariloche. yes, there are other towns that are probably prettier (san martín de los andes, villa la angostura, all worthy of a visit), but i've been lucky enough to go to bariloche many times thanks to a friend with family there, so it's very special to me. some of the most spectacular vistas everywhere, lots of trekking to do, sailing excursions, and even action adventures las rafting and the like, it's such a perfect place for me (bonus for my most favorite place there, the tea house bellevue, obligatory stop there!). i've only really visited during summer (except for that one time with the school graduation trip, of course), but i'd love to see it in winter, it must be gorgeous!

(here are some pics of mine, this last one is the view from bellevue, it's so dreamy!)

glaciar perito moreno - ok, while we're still in patagonia, i might as well mention the perito moreno glacier, cause it's honestly jawdropping. to be there, in silence, looking at that massive wall of ice, it's humbling and awe-inspiring, i don't know how else to put it. and if you're lucky enough to see the ice breaking and falling, i can't imagine how that would feel like. of course, global warming is definitely troubling when it comes to natural wonders like this, but man, it's simply incredible. i've heard there are excursions to walk on the ice as well, that's a bit scary to me, but it must be one hell of an experience.

valle de la luna and talampaya - two national parks (the first one literally called "valley of the moon", but its real name is national park ischigualasto) they are...something else. the valle de la luna is possibly the most otherwordly place i've ever seen. it's this vastness of rock carved by the wind, the sun, the water for millions of years, truly looking like an alien landscape. you can literally see the evolution of the earth in its geological formations, and it's also really important for paleontological research. talampaya is right next door and it's breathtaking as well, reddish and strange and wonderful (first pics are the valley of the moon, the other two talampaya).

cataratas del iguazú - probably the most famous one (natural wonder of the world!) but like, for a goddamned reason! absolutely insane experience that i'd love to relive someday because i was very young when i went there. but yeah, standing there and seeing the intense, beautiful, dangerous force of nature that is those immense waterfalls, it's crazy. i mean, one of the sections of the waterfall is called garganta del diablo, devil's throat, so yeah, this shit is POWERFUL. i'd loveee to do one of those crazy boat trips that get close to the waterfalls, that seems insane lmao. also i think they did night trips to the garganta del diablo? that must be a religious experience!

ciudad de buenos aires - i mean of courseeee i'm gonna say buenos airessss that is my PLACE. and sure, you know how a lot of the times natives end up knowing a lot less about their city than the tourists that come visit? yeah, i'm probably not the best guide, but i could show you the places that TRULY matter, like the botanical gardes that i love to chill in, and the street i love to walk on especially when the jacarandá trees are in bloom, or the cemetery that we all love, or that vegan place with kinda mid food but a really cool, funky atmosphere, or that escape room i've been meaning to go to. what i'm trying to say is that buenos aires is my place in the world, and i could never, ever leave here. i carry it in my bones and in my blood (and for the argentines reading this, Y SI, puta...y porteña <3). no professional, touristy pics here, just some random shit from my camera roll.

#argentina #juli answers #ask game #oh wow this got a bit long but i couldn't help myself #thanks for the opportunity to shout out my beautiful diverse country! #and still so many places that i didn't mention (and many that i need to visit as well!) #(that bottom middle pic from bs as is from when we won the world cup dont worry it's not like that every day lmao....OR IS IT)

[everything-was-bluue]

Adversario → the devil → 🦁 busca a su presa para devorarla.

Don't be scared: Dios asegura que depender y estar sujetos del brazo de Jesús será siempre nuestra victoria. Efesios 6:10-18.

Tres señales de un ataque espiritual:

La pasión, el fuego y deseo por las cosas de Dios disminuye. Resultado de vivir circunstancias frustrantes y angustiantes de forma consecutiva por un tiempo prolongado. Circunstancias que el enemigo orquesta para desanimarte.

Se desdibuja el propósito y la visión se nubla. . No hay nada más lindo que vivir una vida con propósito, realizando aquello para lo cual Dios nos creó y llamó para su gloria. Pero bajo esa nube oscura, los sentidos se embotan y la pasión se convierte en apatía. La pasión se convierte en apatía, que es usada para dirigirnos al valle de la desolación.

Falta de paz: son tantos los dardos que el enemigo dirige contra nuestra mente, hasta que en un momento consigue lo suyo: que perdamos el enfoque en Dios y damos lugar a pensamientos de duda e incertidumbre que nos irritan, agobian y roban la paz de Dios. Hará lo que sea para fatigarnos física y mentalmente.

Question: ¿Cómo puedes protegerte y prepararte espiritualmente hoy?

Las personas difíciles no son mis enemigos.

Pedir su percepción cuando enfrento situaciones difíciles.

Memorizar las Escrituras para recordar lo que es verdad sobre Dios y su carácter.

#devotion #everyday life #devil

[annethunderstorms]

My Year in Books 2023:

9,563 pages read

33 books read

Home by Toni Morrison

- historical fiction, race, trauma, family

- set in US (Georgia), Korea (Korean War) in 1950s

- main characters: Frank Money, Ysidra “Cee” Money

Lost Children Archive by Valeria Luiselli

- fiction, family, immigration, deportation

- set in US (New York to New Mexico/Arizona)

- main characters: unnamed mother, father and their two children

North: How to Live Scandinavian by Brontë Aurell

- nonfiction, lifestyle, culture

- set in Denmark, Norway, Sweden

Fox and I by Catherine Raven

- nonfiction, memoir, nature, environment, biology

- set in US (Montana)

How to Live Korean by Soo Kim

- nonfiction, lifestyle, culture

- set in South Korea

Exit West by Mohsin Hamid

- fiction, romance, dystopia, war, immigration

- set in Middle East, Greece (Mykonos), UK (London), US (San Francisco)

- main characters: Saeed, Nadia

Stars Between the Sun and Moon: One Woman’s Life in North Korea and Escape to Freedom by Lucia Jang

- nonfiction, memoir, oppression, survival

- set in North Korea, China in 1990s

Land of Snow and Ashes by Petra Rautiainen

- historical fiction, World War II, Sámi, mystery

- set in northern Finland in 1944, 1947-1950

- main characters: Inkeri Lindqvist, Olavi Heiskanen, Väinö Remes

This Wound Full of Fish by Lorena Salazar Masso

- fiction, motherhood

- set in Colombia (Atrato river)

- main characters: unnamed mother, unnamed boy, Gina

Kings of the Yukon: An Alaskan River Journey by Adam Weymouth

- nonfiction, nature, environment, memoir

- set in Yukon, Alaska

The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See

- historical fiction, family, tea, Akha culture, adoption

- set in China (Yunnan), US (California) between 1980-2016

- main characters: Li-yan, Haley Davis

Il guardiano della collina dei ciliegi (The Year Shizo Kanakuri Disappeared) by Franco Faggiani

- historical fiction, sports, solitude

- set in Japan, Sweden between 1900s en 1960s

- main character: Shizo Kanakuri

When Broken Glass Floats: Growing Up Under the Khmer Rouge by Chanrithy Him

- nonfiction, memoir, war, survival

- set in Cambodia in the 1970s

Violeta by Isabel Allende

- historical fiction, family saga

- set in Chile, US between 1920-2020

- main characters: Violeta del Valle, Camilo del Valle

The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion

- nonfiction, memoir, grief, loss

- set in US (NY and LA)

Butcher’s Crossing by John Williams

- historical fiction, western, nature, bison hunt

- set in US (Kansas, Colorado) in 1870

- main characters: Will Andrews, Miller, Charley Hoge, Fred Schneider

The Unseen (De usynlige) by Roy Jacobsen

- historical fiction, family saga, hardship

- set in northern Norway between 1910-1930

- main character: Ingrid Barrøy

White Shadow (Hvitt hav) by Roy Jacobsen

- historical fiction, family saga, hardship

- set in northern Norway in 1940s

- main character: Ingrid Barrøy

The Wind Knows My Name by Isabel Allende

- historical fiction, immigration, war

- set in Austria (Vienna), US (Arizona), El Salvador between 1938-2019

- main characters: Samuel Adler, Anita Díaz, Selena Dúran, Leticia Cordero

The Devil’s Highway: A True Story by Luis Alberto Urrea

- nonfiction, immigration, crime

- set on the Mexican/US border (Arizona)

Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

- nonfiction, indigenous, nature, environment

- set in North America

Hearing Birds Fly by Louisa Waugh

- nonfiction, memoir, travel, culture

- set in Mongolia (Tsengel) in late 1990s

Betty by Tiffany McDaniel

- historical fiction, family saga, coming-of-age, loss, abuse

- set in US (Ohio) between 1900s-1970s

- main character: Betty Carpenter

To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf

- fiction, classic, modernism

- set in UK (Scotland) in 1920s

- main characters: Mrs Ramsay, Mr Ramsay, Lily Briscoe

Tracks: One Woman's Journey Across 1,700 Miles of Australian Outback by Robyn Davidson

- nonfiction, memoir, adventure, nature

- set in Australia in late 1970s

The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine by Ilan Pappé

- nonfiction, history, politics, war

- set in Palestine (Israel) in 1880s-1940s

Train to Tibet (De trein naar Tibet) by Maja Wolny

- nonfiction, travel, culture

- set in Russia, China

Sovietistan by Erika Fatland

- nonfiction, travel, culture, history

- set in Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan

The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa

- fiction, family, grief, cats

- set in Japan

- main characters: Nana the cat, Satoru Miyawaki

Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

- fiction, magical realism, time travel, loss

- set in Japan

- main characters: Kazu Tokita, Kei Tokita, Nagare Tokita, Yaeko Hirai

Tales from the Café: Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

- fiction, magical realism, time travel, loss

- set in Japan

- main characters: Kazu Tokita, Nagare Tokita, Miki Tokita

The Road by Cormac McCarthy

- fiction, sci-fi, dystopia, humanity

- set in US

- main characters: a father and his son

Educated by Tara Westover

- nonfiction, memoir, family, religion

- set in US (Idaho)

#books #booklr #book recommendations #goodreads #2023 books #me

[ivanreydereyes]

Le he hecho un APAÑO a la MOCHILA.. con unas CINTAS PARA EL PELO (aunque me han parecido muñequeras de TENIS negras o de las q lleva el cantante de METALLICA q tiene tatuado a CRISTO en un ANTEBRAZO aunque no tan GRANDES).. Y velcro x dentro (algo q tiene su parte MACHO y HEMBRA para UNIRSE).. Tambien unos carritos de Cremallera..pero me he cargado los 4 xq hay q hilar muy fino para forzar los laterales y luego volverlos a apretar lo suficiente una vez enganchados como he conseguido con 2 pero al apretar se rompieron.. Creo q con uno de mejor calidad lo hubiera conseguido.. Pero de momento me apaño y ademas me tiene q llegar hoy la nueva

Por cierto.. Lo compre todo x 5,70€ en el plaza CHINA y la CAJERA es de un pais del ESTE q me ha recordado a VIRGINIA MAESTRO en el video I WON'T MARRY YOU del cd The NOBLE ART OF ROCK N ROLL o el posterior al cd MALA SUERTE de the BOO DEVILS q les produjo FERNANDO PARDO JR (al q conoci en ABRIL 2011 en el pub CARGO DE LONDRES en un TUNEL con pintada a LO LARGO de SCARY=ATERRADOR.. bajo las VIAS DEL TREN.. y cuyo padre amigo del mio me invito en julio'08 al 1er TRIATLON PARQUE JUAN CARLOS I llegando yo y grabando cuando acababan los ultimos la NATACION pues habia salido x la NOCHE y tuve una MOVIDA pues estaba en el PUB GARAMOND.. y lleno de gente dentro me viene un tipo absurdamente si estaba en la LISTA de no se quien.. Y a continuacion pasa uno q me empuja descaradamente al pasar y me tira la copa x donde la barra en la q un dia estando con RAMON VALLE-INCLAN hijo del Ex-presidente de TABACALERA se puso junto a mi TOÑI de AZUCAR MORENO cuando entonces o 2007 le salio CANCER a su hermana ENCARNACION y tras divorciarse ambas asi como hacer el RIDICULO en EUROVISION con BANDIDO xq estaba mal sincronizada la MUSICA y se retiron del Escenario para repetir.. Pero senti como una ENCERRONA para una pelea.. Y le dije con la MANO ADIOS y me fui.. Luego al llegar a mi barrio veo q a la altura de la entrada x el CAMPING hay AMBULANCIA Y POLICIA pero en sentido contrario o x donde tenia q haber ido directamente pero como habia bebido y de vez en cuando hay controles de alcoholemia fui por otro lado y al ver la movida ya no entre x ahi.. Luego vi esa noche en elmundo.es q habia sido x una reyerta entre rumanos).. de SEX MUSEUM, CORONAS Y CORIZONAS.. q entonces tambien produjo cd EVERYTHING (incluye BEFORE THE UNIVERSE EXPLODE y I AM THE HOLOCOUST) q se lo vi presentar en 2016 y en mi 1er concierto en sala EL SOL con la entrada NUMERO 1 (+CD =10€)..diciendo el cantante QUE HABIA Q CAMBIAR DE JEFE tras versionar WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN (NO TE ENGAÑEN DE NUEVO) del Lp WHO's NEXT de THE WHO (en cuya portada mean el monolito de la pelicula 2001: ODISEA EN EL ESPACIO)..

.. Pues la chica en Cuestion tenia unos OJOS GRISACEOS a juego con el PELO q si hubiera estado en otra SITUACION O LIBERADO DE ESTO.. la hubiera DICHO que me parece q tiene UNOS OJOS COMO LA LUNA Y QUE SI QUERIA SALIR UNA NOCHE para ILUMINARMELA jaja

[ivanreycristo]

Hoy me recuerda FB q hace 7 años recorde q subi el 3-jun-2013 (dia siguiente de subir al valle de la CRUZ DE LOS CAIDOS con un ejemplar de ese dia del diario EL MUNDO con RAJOY diciendo en PORTADA "QUE HABIAN SUPERADO LA HISTERIA DEL APOCALIPSIS" refiriendose a la Crisis economica x lo q dijo tambien poco antes q ERA BUENA NOTICIA Q NO FUERAMOS YA CAMINO A LA RUINA y QUE LA TRANSICION PRUEBA QUIEN ES EL MONARCA..).. de la cupula de Partido COPULAR digo POPULAR de los 90 como AZNAR, RAJOY, CASCOS, RATO (ex director FONDO MONETARIO INTERNACIONAL encarcelado y sustituido x STRAUSS al empleada de Hotel acuso de VIOLACION).. veian a KYLIE MINOGUE cantar BETTER THE DEVIL YOU KNOW en ANTENA 3 TV (television en la q x cierto.. Estuvo muy implicado mi padre en su television y donde trabajo mi hermano mayor)

Tambien estaba el plumilla especalizado en casa real jaime PEÑA-FIEL al q se murio su hija x drogas

[groriatrevi10xx]

-Nomula-

-El Caballero del Diablo/The Devil's Knight-

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-Desde los tiempos más antiguos nos has protegido, alzando tu espada en alto... Luchando con fuerza y coraje, solo tú puedes salvar y proteger este Mundo, te debemos la vida... Caballero del Diablo.../From the oldest times you have protected us, raising your sword aloft... Fighting with strength and courage, only you can save and protect this World, we owe you our lives... Knight of the Devil...-}

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Campos de Guerra {Cerca de: Valle de Espinas}/Fields of War {Near of: Valley of Thorns}

{Campos de entrenamiento, del Mundo Oscuro.../Training grounds, from the Mundo Oscuro...}

#groriatrevi10 #mio #Mundo Oscuro #Nomula #Nomula la Bruja de la guerra #Caballero #Caballero Real #Estatua #Campos de Guerra #Bruja #caballero 0

[augment-techs]

prompt for the song lyrics: Bye, bye, baby; don't be long//I worry about you, when you're gone & Dino Thunder's Trent?

Title: hungry for blood Fandom: Power Rangers Dino Thunder; Boom! Comics Power Rangers; Shattered Grid. Character Tags: Trent Fernandez-Mercer; Farkas Bulkmeier; Justin Stewart; Zack Taylor; Trini; etc. Relationship Tags: Trent Fernandez-Mercer/Cassidy Cornell/Devil Del Valle; Trent & Bulk. Additional Tags: Never a Ranger AU; World of the Coinless; Trauma; Mutilation; Mention of Torture; Angst With a Happy Ending. Summary: How does one carry on after watching their third parent being killed in front of them by a tyrant hell bent on collecting people he might find useful in his new world, but can’t tolerate allowing to live if they’re unwilling to help him? By all rights, Trent should not have survived after Anton was slaughtered in his own labs by Drakkon. After hiding for two days in a trick wall that Anton had been using to hide a pretty gem that glowed, but didn’t do much of anything else but flicker in Trent’s palm; the child should have starved out in the forests, far from the maddening crowd. But he didn’t. Bulk showed up. Bulk was doing recon and searching out wild birds to snare and wild mushrooms to bring back to the Coinless. Bulk brought home a skinny little child, thin as a rake, shaking like a leaf in late autumn to learn to hide and fight and run when more of those bad men found him in their path. How very strange, that a fourth parent should find him, should look upon his little face at over six feet tall, and should decide to do his best to keep him forever. Still, it could always have been worse.

#ask fill #boom! comics power rangers #mmpr #world of the coinless #power ranger dino thunder #Mighty Morphin Comics #trent fernandez-mercer #farkas bulk bulkmeier #anton mercer #Lord Drakkon

[ariel-seagull-wings]

La Cantata del Diablo (The Devil's Cantata)

TRANSLITERATION

In Nominne Diabulus et 

Belial,Satan, Lucifer, Astaroth, et Yahvé. 

[Narrador]:Cae la noche, niebla eterna

Ocultarse ya la luz,

Frío yermo, rompe e hiela

lágrimas del corazón. 

[Narrador]:Sueña la vida que se ve morir

En trozos de miedo es duro vivir,

Sueños de muerte, desvélate

Santa condena, auto de fe. 

[Sacerdote]:En nombre de la única religión

Dictamos sentencia y te condenamos

A la piadosa purificación

Del fuego y del dolor. 

[Sacerdote]:En manos de Dios tu debes de poner

Tu alma, tu hacienda, y todos tus pecados,

Acepta a Cristo y encomiéndate,

Pues pronto darás cuentas a él. 

Diabulus in Gaia, missit me Dominus

Diabulus in Gaia, missit me Dominus 

[Azak]:Quisiera ser el viento para poder huir de mí,

Que calle el silencio, enmudezca el terror,

Quisiera no morir. 

[Narrador]:Me inventaré otra vida

Mis sueños decoraré,

Y los cubriré de tus besos 

-pensó-¡

Quemad mi alma también! 

[Sacerdote]:¿Reniegas de Satán, de sus obras y sus vicios?

¿De la necromancia, de la magia y del tarot?

Yo soy la virtud de la iglesia y sus principios

Si no te arrepientes tu alma se condenará. 

Hoy la libertad se ha quedado dormida y en silencio,

Hoy la libertad, ha cerrado por defunción

Hoy la libertad, se ha muerto de pena y melancolía,

Hoy no hay libertad, 

hoy Dios no esta aquí ni vendrá. 

[Narrador]: Quisiera ser olvido, para nunca recordar,

Quisiera ser brisa, y así acariciar, 

la vida una vez más

Que fría es la promesa de otra vida junto a Dios

Si en esta ni estuvo, ni supo de él, 

la hoguera es su ataúd. 

[Sacerdote]:Antes de morir, y que el fuego haga su oficio

¿Aceptáis a Cristo, a su iglesia y su poder?

¿Renunciáis al Dios, llamado Naturaleza?

Gaia solo es madre

Del pecado y del terror. 

Hoy la libertad se ha quedado dormida y en silencio,

Hoy la libertad, ha cerrado por defunción

Hoy la libertad, se ha muerto de pena y melancolía,

Hoy no hay libertad, 

hoy Dios no esta aquí ni vendrá. 

In Nominne Diabulus et 

Belial,Satán, Lucifer, Astaroth, et Yahvé.

Gaia, Gaia. 

[Azaak]: Hoy la vida llueve penas

Gotas de desesperación

Mis lagrimas, son ríos, venas

Desangrándome el corazón. 

[Azaak]: La memoria de una mujer

Son los besos que recibió

En tus labios yo viviré

Y en tu olvido yo moriré. 

[Azaak]: Hoy mis lágrimas se quieren suicidar

Acurrucadas, morir en tu piel

Han nacido secas, tienen sed

Mi llanto hoy se quiere morir. 

[Gaia]:Como un beso prometido

A tu alma es mi voz

Soy lo muerto y lo vivido

Soy la calma, soy tu Dios. 

[Gaia]:Cierra los ojos y te llevaré

Donde los sueños se hacen canción

La vida duele, te curaré

Duérmete y sueña, te acuna mi voz. 

Hoy mis lágrimas se quieren suicidar

Acurrucadas, morir en tu piel

Han nacido secas, tienen sed

Mi llanto hoy se quiere morir. 

[Gaia]:Si tus lágrimas se quieren suicidar

Guárdalas pues vas a llorar

Llorarás océanos de paz

¡Duérmete ya no hay dolor! 

En nombre de la libertad

La fe en uno mismo y la paz

Quemad las banderas 

¡No a la religión!

Y que tu Dios sea canción

Compuesta por el corazón

Y que tu país sea donde te lleven los pies 

Diabulus in Gaia, missit me Dominus

Diabulus in Gaia, missit me Dominus 

Missit me Dominus

Missit me Diabulus

Missit me Satanás

Gaia 

[Gaia]:Ahora al fin soy aire

Y mi maldición caeráEl fin de esta iglesia muy pronto vendrá

Mi voz despertará 

Hoy la libertad se ha quedado dormida y en silencio,

Hoy la libertad ha cerrado por defunción,

Hoy la libertad, se ha muerto de pena y melancolía,

Hoy no hay libertad, hoy Dios no está aquí ni vendrá. 

Hoy la libertad se ha quedado dormida y en silencio,

Hoy No hay libertad, 

hoy Dios no está aquí,

hoy Dios no está aquí, 

hoy Dios no está aquí ni ¡¡¡¡vendrá!!!! 

Padre nuestro, de todos nosotros,

De los pobres, de los sin techo,

De los marginados y de los desprotegidos,

De los desheredados y de los dueños de la miseria,

De los que te siguen y de los que en ti, ya no creemos. 

Baja de los cielos, pues aquí está el infierno,

Baja de tu trono pues aquí hay guerras, hambre, injusticias.

No hace falta que seas uno y trino,

Con uno solo que tenga ganas de ayudar, nos bastaría. 

¿Cual es tu reino?

¿El Vaticano?¿La banca?¿La alta política? 

Nuestro reino es Nigeria,

Etiopía, Colombia, Hiroshima.

El pan nuestro de cada día son las violaciones,

La violencia del género, la pederastia,

Las dictaduras, el cambio climático. 

En la tentación caigo a diario,

No hay mañana en la que no esté tentado de crear a un Dios

Humilde, justo.

Un dios que esté en la Tierra,

En los valles, los ríos,

Un Dios que viva en la lluvia,

Que viaje a través del viento y acaricie nuestra alma. 

Un Dios de los tristes, de los homosexuales.

Un Dios más humano....

Un Dios que no castigue,

Que enseñe.

Un Dios que no amenace, que proteja.

Que si me caigo, me levante.

Que si me pierdo, me tienda su mano.

Un Dios que si yerro, no me culpe.

Y que si dudo, me entienda.

Pues para eso me doto de inteligencia

Para dudar de todo. 

Padre nuestro, de todos nosotros

¿Por qué nos has olvidado?

Padre nuestro, ciego, sordo y desocupado

¿Por qué nos has abandonado?

TRANSLATION

In the name of the Devil and Belial,

Satan, Lucifer, Astaroth and Yahweh. 

[Narrator]: Night falls, eternal fog

Light is already hiding

Barren cold, breaks and freezes

the tears of the heart. 

[Narrator]: Life dreams that are going to die

It is hard to live in fragments of fear,

Dreams of death, stay awake

Holy condemnation, act of faith 

[Priest]: In the name of the only religion

We sentence you and condemn you

To the merciful purification

Of fire and pain. 

[Priest]: In the hands of God, you must place

Your soul, your property and all your sins,

Accept Christ and commend yourself,

For soon, you'll be judged by him. 

Devil on Gaia, the Lord has sent me

Devil on Gaia,

 the Lord has sent me 

[Azak]: I wish I were the wind so I could run from me

Let silence hush, let terror be struck dumb,

I would like to never die. 

[Narrator]: I will invent a new life for myself

I will decorate my dreams,

And cover them with your kisses 

-he thought-

Burn my soul too! 

[Priest]: Do you reject Satan, his works and his vices?

Necromance, magic and Tarot?

I am the virtue of the Church and its principles

If you do not repent, your soul will be condemned. 

Today, freedom has fallen asleep and silent

Today, freedom has closed due to its passing

Today, freedom died from sorrow and melancholy

There is no freedom today, 

nor is God here, nor will he come

 [Narrator]: I wish I were oblivion, to never remember

I wish I were the wind, to be able to caress life once more

Oh, the promise of another life together with God is so cold

For in this life, he was absent, and the stake is his coffin 

[Priest]: Before dying, and before the fire does its work

Do you accept Christ, the Church and its power?

Do you renounce the God called Nature?

Gaia is only mother

To sin and terror. 

Today, freedom has fallen asleep and silent

Today, freedom has closed due to its passing

Today, freedom died from sorrow and melancholy

There is no freedom today, 

nor is God here, nor will he come

 In the name of the Devil and Belial,

Satan, Lucifer, Astaroth and Yahweh.

Gaia, Gaia. 

[Azaak]: Today, life rains sorrow

Drops of despairMy tears are rivers, veins

Bleeding out my heart. 

[Azaak]: The memory of a woman

Are the kisses she received

I will live in your lips

I will die in your oblivion 

[Azaak]: Today, my tears want to commit suicide.

To snuggle up and die on your skin.

They were born dry, they are thirsty

My tears want to die today. 

[Gaia]: Like a promissed kiss

My voice is to your soulI am what died and what lived

I am tranquility, I am your God. 

[Gaia]: Close your eyes, I will take you

Where dreams turn into songs

Life hurts, I will heal you

Sleep now and dream, my voice rocks you. 

Today, my tears want to commit suicide.

To snuggle up and die on your skin.

They were born dry, they are thirsty

My tears want to die today. 

[Gaia]: If your tears want to commit suicide

Save them, for you will cry

You will cry oceans of peace

Sleep now! There's no more pain!

 In the name of freedom

Faith in oneself and peace

Burn the flags, say no to religion!

Let God be your song

Composed by your heart

And let your country be wherever your feet take you 

Devil on Gaia, 

the Lord has sent me

Devil on Gaia, 

the Lord has sent me 

The Lord has sent me

The Lord has sent me

Satan has sent me 

Gaia

 [Gaia]: Now I'm finally air

My curse will fall

The end of this Church will come very soon

My voice will awaken 

Today, freedom has fallen asleep and silent

Today, freedom has closed due to its passing

Today, freedom died from sorrow and melancholy

There is no freedom today, 

nor is God here, nor will he come 

Today, freedom has fallen asleep and silent

There is no freedom today, 

God is not here today

God is not here today, 

God is not here nor will he come!!! 

Our father, of us all

Of the poor, of the homeless

Of the marginalized and those without protection

Of the disowned and the owners of misery,

Of your followers, and those who no longer believe in you 

Come down from Heaven, for Hell is here,

Leave your throne, for there are wars, hunger and injustice

You do not need to be one and three simultaneously,

Just your wanting to help would be enough. 

Which is your Kingdom?

The Vatican?The banks?High politics? 

Our Kingdom is Nigeria Ethiopia, Colombia, Hiroshima

Our daily bread are rapes,

Gender violence, pederasty,

Dictatorships, climate change. 

I fall into temptation every day,

There is no morning in which 

I'm not tempted to create a fair and humble God

A God who dwells on Earth

In the valleys, the rivers

A God who dwells in the rain,

Who travels with the wind and caresses our souls. 

A God of the sad, of the homosexuals

A more human God

A God who does not punish,

But instead teaches.

A God who does not threaten but protect.

Who will help me get up if I fall,

Who will give me his hand if I get lost.

A God who does not blame me for mistakes

Who will understand me if I doubt

Since for that reason did he endow me intelligence

To doubt everything. 

Our father, of us all

Why have you forgotten us?

Our father, blind, deaf and unoccupied

Why have you forsaken us?

@lioness--hart

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C's Recap - Dust Devils Davis Destroys Canadians in Season Opener

C's Recap - Dust Devils Davis Destroys Canadians in Season Opener. Kloffenstein 3.2IP 0R 3K Ryan 1.0IP 0R Clarke 1/1 3BB Morris 1/3 BB Talley 1/3 #VanCanadians #MountysMounties #WeAreBlueJays

A lack of timely hitting and untimely mistakes on the field and base paths resulted in a 4-0 loss for the Vancouver Canadians against the Tri-City Dust Devils on Opening Night at Gesa Stadium. The Dust Devils loaded the bases against Luke Gillingham in the fifth but the Navy Midshipmen induced what appeared to be an inning-ending ground ball off the bat of Francisco Del Valle to Spencer Horwitz…

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Week #1 Blog

The House of the Spirits 

Author: Isabel Allende 

Pages read: 1-50

Word count: 456

Summary 

The del Valle family have unique abilities. The oldest daughter, Rosa, was blessed with extreme beauty with unique features while the youngest, Clara, was blessed with psychic abilities. The family went to a mass on Holy Thursday, however, they are not Catholic. Severo, the father of the family, only went to create a good image of himself to fulfill his political ambitions towards Congress. During the mass, Clara cussed in front of the priest in which he claimed that Clara was being possessed by the devil himself. Severo, worried for their reputation, fled the church along with his family. The perspective then changes to Rosa's lover, Esteban. He confesses his love and asks her for her hand in marriage in which Rosa and her parents agree on. Later on, Severo gets invited to be the Liberal party candidate and out of excitement the family celebrates by throwing a party. During the party, Clara states that an accidental death will occur in the family. Shortly after, Rosa catches a cold and gets prescribed a brandy by her doctor. Rosa later dies after drinking the brandy because it was accidentally poisoned. 

Critical Analysis 

It is interesting how the novel shifts to different perspectives such as the beginning started off with Barrabas, a dog Clara adopted to dedicate Uncle Marcos, to the church then to Uncle Marcos' death back to the church then to Esteban confessing his love then to the family celebrating Severos candidate invitation. Its all very confusing and its just the beginning of the story. The novel overall is well put but gets easily confusing once youre into it. The story goes from, "Barrabas came to us by sea. the child Clara wrote in her delicate calligraphy." (1) to "It was a bland, autumnal day that gave no hint of the events that the child would record, which took place during the noon mass..." (1) in just a few sentences.

Personal Response

I am enjoying the story so far. It did seem a bit boring since it started off slow at a church. The shift in between stories was also confusing to me. However, after Clara stated her prediction on the death of a family member and Rosa later dying is what got me interested in the book. I feel as though more predictions like Rosa dying will occur and, weird to say this, i’m actually excited for what will happen next. I also feel as though the title, The House of the Spirits, is about the family members dying and turning into spirits that live in the family’s home because in the story they did mention resurrection and spirits. I did have seconds thoughts about this book at first but now i’m intrigued in finding out what happens next. 

#the house of the spirits

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Classic Euro Horror from Masters of the Macabre: Mario Bava, Jean Rollin & Jess Franco Now Available Digitally on Kino Now

With October upon us, Kino Now brings you a selection of Euro Horror classics from three masters of the macabre: Mario Bava, Jean Rollin, and Jess Franco.

These stylish horror auteurs each brought a unique approach to the genre that transformed it in exciting new directions. Bava’s colorful, lurid tales of terror have been cited as an influence on everyone from Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola to Quentin Tarantino and Tim Burton. Rollin’s dark, dreamlike fantasies pioneered the erotic vampire genre and Franco’s uncompromising exploitation films had a major impact on slasher movies to follow.

Get ready for Halloween with these and other Euro Horror cult favorites listed below! Available on KinoNow.com

Kill, Baby...Kill! Directed by Mario Bava In a turn of the century Transylvanian village, a doctor arrives to investigate a young maid’s mysterious death, only to learn the legend of a deceased girl whose ball-bouncing ghost may be driving the locals to suicide… With its hallucinatory colors and sinister moods, this is the pinnacle of Gothic Euro-horror, an influence on Scorsese, Lynch, Fellini, Argento, del Toro, and countless others, and the ideal entry point into Mario Bava’s body of work.

Black Sunday Directed by Mario Bava After being crucified for devil worship, Barbara Steele, in her breakthrough role, is brought back to life to haunt her 19th-century descendants, and sets her sights on possessing young Katia (also played by Steele). Adapted from a Nikolai Gogol short story and filled with cobwebs and blood, Bava’s first on-screen directorial credit defined Italian Gothic and remains a richly atmospheric masterwork.

Fascination Directed by Jean Rollin Inspired by a purportedly fact-based Jean Lorrain short story, one of Jean Rollin’s most-admired works showcases his frequent collaborator Brigitte Lahaie (at the time France’s top adult-films star) and discovery Franka Mai (later a novelist). It’s the early 20th century, and thief Jean-Marie Lemaire double-crosses his partners in crime and hides out in a château, confident he can handle chambermaids Lahaie and Mai But all bets are off, even before the sun goes down.

The Iron Rose Directed by Jean Rollin Eerie and sensual, this love story finds Jean Rollin in a particularly contemplative mode. Françoise Pascal (later a UK sitcom star) and Hugues Quester (later of Kieslowski’s Blue) catch each other’s eye and flirt their way into a graveyard frolic. After canoodling in a tomb, they emerge into a nighttime world and find themselves lost and disoriented, with the sinking feeling of a no-exit scenario. Rollin trouper Mireille Dargent appears—as she often would for him—in clown makeup.

Female Vampire Directed by Jess Franco Channeling his deepest libidinal desires and darkest fears into films, with no apparent concern for narrative convention or the boundaries of mainstream taste, Jess Franco is a cinematic iconoclast. Here, his wife Lina Romay stars as the mysterious Countess Irina Karlstein, a beautiful vampiress who feeds on victims at their moments of sexual climax. Because she destroys those whose essence she consumes, Irina is doomed to a life of solitude, wandering through the Western Coast of Europe in a dreamlike state, shrouded in a lush musical score by Daniel White.

The Awful Dr. Orlof Directed by Jess Franco Jess Franco’s career was launched by what is generally considered the first horror film produced in Spain. Cloaking the story in the visual style of the British gothic film, Franco injected Orlof with the kind of morbid eroticism that would quickly become his signature. Howard Vernon stars as a diabolical surgeon who, with the help of his blind minion Morpho (Ricardo Valle), lures beautiful women into the operating room of his stone castle, so they may provide the raw materials for a series of experimental face grafts for his disfigured daughter.

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[vinaldaschileanlitblogthings]

“Five interesting nonfiction books”

The Savage Detectives by Roberto Bolano

The Savage Detectives recounts the history of avant-garde poets from 1975 in Mexico City until 1996 in Africa. Their literary movement, visceral realism, begins with a mischievous revolutionary fervor but later spins apart through jealousy, murder, flight, despair, insanity, and, in a very few cases, self-discovery. Although the underlying plotline is straightforward, the narrative structure and multiple points of view belong uniquely to this novel. It is divided into three sections that present the story out of chronological order.

“Mexicans Lost in Mexico” concerns the last two months of 1975 and takes place wholly in Mexico City. It is told through the diary entries of Juan García Madero, a seventeen-year-old whose ambition is to study literature and become a poet. He encounters two older poets, Arturo Belano and Ulysses Lima. Belano and Lima are poètes maudits, the founders of visceral realism, which is defined mostly by its vigorous opposition to mainstream Mexican literature. They gather about them a variety of younger poets, painters, and dancers, publish magazines, organize or invade poetry readings, and migrate from one dive to another in endless discussion. To finance their literary work they peddle marijuana. By chance, the pair discovers that a previous poet also used the term visceral realism to describe a literary movement. This poet is Cesárea Tinajero, a shadowy figure from the 1920’s known for a single published poem. Belano and Lima decide to track her down.

https://www.enotes.com/topics/the-savage-detectives

The house of spirits by Isabelle Allende

On the day that the priest accused her of being possessed by the devil and that her Uncle Marcos's body was delivered to her house accompanied by a puppy, Barrabás, Clara del Valle began keeping a journal. Fifty years later, her husband Esteban and her granddaughter Alba refer to these journals as they piece together the story of their family.

Clara is a young girl when Barrabás arrives at the del Valle house. Her favorite sister, Rosa the Beautiful, is engaged to Esteban Trueba. Clara is clairvoyant and is able to predict almost every event in her life. She is not able to change the future, only to see it. While Esteban is off in the mines trying to make his fortune, Rosa is accidentally poisoned in the place of her father, Severo del Valle. Rosa dies. Clara is so shocked by the events that she stops talking. Nine years later, Esteban has made a fortune with his family property, Tres Marias, thanks to his hard work and to his exploitation of the local peasants. On top of exploiting their labor, Esteban exploits all of the young girls of the peasant families, notably Pancha, for his sexual satisfaction. In addition to the peasant girls, Esteban also has sexual relations with prostitutes, including Transito Soto. Transito and Esteban become friends, and he lends her money to move to the city. Esteban's mother is about to die, and he returns to the city, where he pays a visit to the del Valle home. Esteban and Clara become engaged and marry. They move into the big house on the corner that Esteban built for them. Esteban's sister Ferula moves in with them.

https://www.sparknotes.com/lit/houseofspirits/summary/

The Shrouded Woman by María Luisa Bombal

As Ana María lies dead in her coffin, her transition into the afterlife is haunted with vivid memories and surreal sensory experiences. Surrounded by the people closest to her that mourn her death, the protagonist relives some of her most defining moments as the reader slowly discovers her complex relationships and identities.

https://theculturetrip.com/south-america/chile/articles/an-introduction-to-chilean-literature-in-10-books/

Seeing Red by Lina Meruane

Seeing Red, by Chilean writer Lina Meruane, is an exemplary autobiographical novel. At a party in New York City, the main character, Lina, suffers from a stroke, which causes the blood vessels behind her corneas to burst. According to her, this stroke was inevitable and doctors forewarned her of this fate. Her vision disappears behind what she describes as “black blood.” Rather than panicking, Lina walks back out into the party she’s attending, acting as normal as she can while threads of blood float across her eyes.

https://www.worldliteraturetoday.org/2016/may/seeing-red-lina-meruane

Curfew by José Donoso

This is the political novel Donoso was unable to write while in exile from Chile. Unlike the allegorical A House in the Country, his seventh book provides a gritty, realistic, yet eloquent vision of the author's beleaguered homeland12 years into Pinochet's dictatorship. Manungo Vera, a pop singer who has had some success in Europe but is now on the way down, returns to Santiago and is swept up in preparations for the funeral of Matilde Neruda, widow of the poet. Vera meets an old lover, Judit Torre, at a bar. The radical daughter of a wealthy father front-page headline called her a "Debutante Turned Criminal'' Judit symbolizes elitist alienation. After a near brush with death, the two join the huge crowd that has gathered at the cemetery for the funeral, now an anarchic battleground as both the left and right try to manipulate the event to their own advantage. Time is compressed into 24 hours, giving a heady urgency to the lovers' plans. Donoso's powerful vision of contemporary Chileseen through the grotesque optic that is his trademark makes Curfew an important literary event.

https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-55584-166-9