#Mathieu Terence

[ce-sac-contient]

Valérie Belin - Serie Modern Royals, 2020

Pigment print (173 x 130 cm)

Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris

❝ On devine pourtant que c’est à ce mortel ennui que l’on doit un certain port de tête, le goût des catastrophes - qu’elles soient intimes ou mondiales -, la capacité de savourer le parfum de cette voyageuse qui dit débarquer de Trieste mais qui s’échappe plus sûrement d’un album de Corto Maltese. ❞

— Mathieu Terence, Palace forever, Distance (1996)

#Valérie Belin #Mathieu Terence

[coolvieilledentelle]

Longtemps, elle a attendu des êtres qu’ils soient charmants. Aujourd’hui, elle préfère qu’ils soient simplement sincères. Mathieu Terence- (Mina Loy, éperdument)

[hpnewgen]

HP NEW GEN Parental Masterlist

Sooooo, I’m beginning to realize seeing the same style headcanons constantly might get a bit boring for some after a while, so I’ve decided to branch out and provide you with something new and exciting (although I will still be posting those headcanons).

When reading the headcanons about my OCs, some of you may wonder who these kid’s parents are. While I give context in the posts themselves, I thought it would be a fun idea to create a masterlist of who’s the child of who, just so I can say this blog has some variety to it.

This list will only include the parents of my OCs, as everyone already knows who the canon character’s parents are anyway. Also, the pairings on this list are - for the most part - very random. In addition, I’ve made the executive decision to cross this universe over with that of Roald Dahl’s “Matilda” because there’s no way she would not have gone to Hogwarts with the Potter-Gen crew. All this to say, this list might get a little crazy. You have been warned.

One more thing, and this one’s pretty straightforward: This post is going to be rather long, as I’m still trying to find a happy medium between short little headcanons and thirty page essays content wise. I apologize in advance.

Thus, without further adieu:

Harry Potter: New Generation - The Parental Masterlist

*Links will be provided for the non-OC parents who are very - very - obscure*

Jack, Jake, Jason and Maisie: Gregory Goyle and Pansy Parkinson

Liam and Lavender: Seamus Finnigan and Matilda Wormwood (Although if I didn’t already have Caleb and Seamus Thomas lined up, I totally would’ve paired him with Dean.)

Trey and Milani: Justin Finch-Fletchley and Candice Blake

Simon: Dave Burnham and Melissa Wayne

Jasmine: Theodore Nott and Millicent Bulstrode

Abby: Dennis Creevey and Gabrielle Delacour

Mariah: Oliver Wood and Alicia Spinnet

Kyra and Astoria: Anthony Goldstein and Daphne Greengrass

Evelyn: Isaac Owens and Robin Derricks

Amina: Stephen Umbridge and Leslie Willard (Estranged great niece of Dolores Umbridge - nothing alike, I promise.)

Caleb and Seamus: Dean Thomas and Susan Bones (Once again, would’ve paired him with Seamus if Liam and Lavender weren’t already a thing.)

Brett and Ana: Cormac McLaggen and Parvati Patil

Clare: Victor Marerro and Cloe Ryder

Raina and Norah: Vinh Webber and Kim Mac

Cody: David Kowalski and Mary Pressley (Great-grandson of Jacob Kowalski)

Annabelle: Emmanuel DeCleure and Olivie Beringer

Nathaniel and Diamond: Blaise Zabini and Zoe Accrington

Sam: Clement Sweeney and Nikki Ross

Jaxon and Daisy: Dudley Dursley and Lucille Robertson

Summer: Marcus Belby and Marietta Edgecombe

Andrew: Mick Hornby and Grace Nutley

Gavin, Gabby and Noah: Edgar Mason and Cho Chang (Noah was adopted when he was two.)

Emily: Lee Jordan and Katie Bell (I originally had Katie with Oliver Wood, but that aGE GAP-)

Aries: Dominic Alderton and Mandy Brocklehurst (Descendant of Arkie Alderton.)

Ophilia: Rodger Davies and Patricia Stimpson

Linus: Alfred Cattermole and Jaida Adams

Anzhelo and Apostol: Viktor Krum and Elisaveta Bonev

Lindsay: Mikey Wormwood (Matilda Wormwood’s brother) and Viola Audley

Christopher: Jasper Warble and Monica Carver (Descendant of Irving Warble)

Nico: Jake Farley (Let’s just assume he and his relatives were found) and Stacey Arrington

Gemma: Bethany Dawn and Rowena Shelby (Via adoption)

Jerry and Ojas: Michael Corner and Padma Patil

Lucas and Natalie: Marcus Flint and Selina Moore

Victoria and Everett: Ernie Macmillan and Suzette Wilbur

Belle and Sophie: Calvin Tucker and Jennifer Harvey

Desmond, Tiffany, David and Amy: Terry Boot and Romilda Vane

Joyce: James Spencer and Nadia Bryant

Andre: Levi Brent and Clara Archer

Julianna: Trevor Gill and Jonathan Awkwright (Via surrogate)

Romaine: Florent Denis and Georgie Mathieu

Aileen: Terence Higgs and Penelope Clearwater

Riley and Michael: Kevin Entwhistle and Sally-Anne Perks

Sean: Ryan Walker and Dylan Franklin (Via adoption)

Alexia: Chase Aubrey and Megan Jones (niece of Bertram Aubrey)

Jane: Stephen Cornfoot and Sophie Roper

Aidan: Eddie Carmichael and Sue Li

Nick and Evan: Zacharias Smith and Vanessa Richardson

Morgan: Wayne Hopkins and Kellah Summers

John: Charles Bayless and Whitney Ethans

Will: Arnie Clayton and Jaiden Audley

Melinda: Derek Abbott and Natalie McDonald

Xavier: August Jones and Sylvia Mercer

Alana: Graham Pritchard and Orla Quirke

Danielle: Blaine Howard and Elanor Branstone

Emma: Conrad Wheeler and Angela Watkins

Erin: Orson Dearborn and Bonita Barton (Granddaughter of Caradoc Dearborn)

Tiana Porter: Benjamin Porter and Alice Power

Lexi: Jimmy Peakes and Laura Madley

Madison: Adrian Pucey and Lenore Payton

Connor: Cecil Reynolds and Olivia Hayes

Jared: Norris Ridley and Patricia Abram

Elodie: Ignace Lestrange and Josiane Girard (Distantly related to Rodolphus Lestrange)

Elle: Bernard Atkins and Jacqueline Dorsey

Ida: Ryder Burke and Lola Lucas

Peggie: Elias Norman and Marilyn Fleming

Camilla: Randall Abel and Angelita Barboza

Rebecca: Sullivan Fawley and Esther Lyndon

Zinnia: Timothy Pierce and Hadley Madison (Via adoption)

Alvin: Alger Levitt and Lucinda Cornell

Carley: Geoffrey Barlow and Alyssa York

Fiona: Joseph Chapman and Leana Ford (Younger sister to Polly Chapman)

Maggie and Liza: Lewis Drew and Alicia Lockwood

Felix: Lorenzo Berkshire and Tracey Davis

#harry potter #harry potter next gen #harry potter next generation #harry potter headcanon #harry potter next gen headcanon #abriff03's the name providing closure's my game

[mesillusionssousecstasy]

Je suis un enfant, l'avenir en moins.

Mathieu Terence (Journal d’un coeur sec)

#quote #quotation #citation #quotes #livre #book #book lover #bibliophile #book therapy #book addict #book community #book worm #enfant #avenir #future #Mathieu Terence #journal d'un coeur sec #littérature #littéraire #literature #goodreads challenge #goodreads #french #français

[undesordredelicieux]

L'enfance n'est pas un âge, c'est une dimension, Mathieu Terence (Heinrich Kühn)

#enfance #enfants #bateau #Mathieu Terence #heinrich kühn

[rabbittstewcomics]

Episode 317

December Solicits

Comic Reviews:

Rorschach 12 by Tom King, Jorge Fornes, Dave Stewart

Batman The World GN by Brian Azzarello, Benjamin Von Eckartsberg, Kirill Kutuzov, Egor Prutov, Mathieu Gabella, Alessandro Bilotta, Stepan Kopriva, Ertan Ergil, Tomasz Kolodziejczak, Alberto Chimal, Carlos Estefan, Inpyo Jeon, Xu Xiaodong, Lu Xiaotong, Okadaya Yuichi, Paco Roca, Piotr Kowalski, Nicola Mari, Pedra Maura, Junggi Kim, Qiu Kim, Lee Bermejo, Thomas Von Kummant, Natalia Zaidova, Thierry Martin, Michael Suchanek, Ethem Onur Bilgic, Rulo Valdes, Jaekwang Park, Brad Simpson, Giovanna Niro, Fabi Marques, Yi Nan

Batman Urban Legends 7

I Am Batman 1 by John Ridley, Olivier Coipel, Alex Sinclair

Titans United 1 by Cavan Scott, Jose Luis, Jonas Trindade, Rex Lokus

Unearthed: A Jessica Cruz Story GN by Lilliam Rivera, Steph C.

Eternals: Thanos Rises by Kieron Gillen, Dustin Weaver

Extreme Carnage: Agony by Alyssa Wong, Danilo Beyruth,  Fran Galan, Jim Campbell

Fantastic Four 35 by Dan Slott, John Romita Jr., Mark Waid, Jason Loo, Paul Renaud, Cam Smith, Mark Morales, Rafael Fonteriz, Scott Hanna, JP Mayer, Erick Arciniega, Marte Gracia

Star Wars: War of the Bounty Hunters: Boushh by Alyssa Wong, David Baldeon

It's Jeff

Primordial 1 by Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, Dave Stewart

Godzilla Rivals vs. Mothra

Maw 1 by Jude Ellison S. Doyle, A.L. Kaplan

Hellboy and the BPRD 1957: Family Ties by Mike Mignola, Chris Roberson, Laurence Campbell, Dave Stewart

Vampiverse 1 by Tom Sniegoski, Jeanine Acheson, Daniel Maine, Francesca Cittarelli

Mullet Cop 1 by Tom Lintern

Canopus by Dave Chisholm

Beowulf 1 by Grant Lankard, Antonio Brandao

The Biggest Bigfoot 1 by Monica Gallagher

Nobody's Child 1 by Massimo Rosi, Ramiro Borrallo

Tome of Reckoning 1 by Dionysios, Jewel Jones

99 Cent Theatre:

Bang: The Ballad of The Tiger by Josh Greathouse

Living in Nightmareland by Henry Simon

on:LINE Magazine Comics Anthology by Naomi Reid, Claudio Ghirardo, Charles Hackbarth, Adam Reich, Marc Cohen, Jack Ruttan, Terence Cheng, Matthew Brown

Solanaceae 1 by DarkChibiShadow

Additional Reviews: What If Killmonger, Malignant, He-Man episodes 1 and 2, Best of Indie Comics 2019, Moonshadow

News: JMS and Doctor Who, She-Ra reboot, Batwheels cartoon, Hayley Atwell as Lara Croft for Netflix animated series, Disney rejects Gravity Falls spinoff, Penguin HBO Max, Nolan to Universal, new Batman Beyond, three Snyderverse books in October from Comixology, Grendel show, Gwendolyn Christie joins Wednesday Addams show as new character, Archie and Webtoons, Department of Truth spinoff on substack, IDW partially breaks from Diamond, new Millarworld series, JM DeMatteis Ben Reilly, Sabretooth series

Trailers: West Side Story, Hit Monkey, Picard s2, Finch, Beta Test, Hawkeye, Nightmare Alley

Glenn is an Idiot

Comics Countdown:

Rorschach 12 by Tom King, Jorge Fornes, Dave Stewart

Primordial 1 by Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, Dave Stewart

Wynd 10 by James Tynion IV, Michael Dialynas

Usagi Yojimbo 22 by Stan Sakai

Joker 7 by James Tynion IV, Sam Johns, Guillem March, Sweeney Boo, Arif Prianto

Bermuda 3 by John Layman, Nick Bradshaw, Len O'Grady

Seven Secrets 12 by Tom Taylor, Daniele Di Nicuolo

Time Before Time 5 by Rory McConville, Declan Shalvey, Chris O'Halloran, Joe Palmer

Fantastic Four 35 by Dan Slott, John Romita Jr., Mark Waid, Jason Loo, Paul Renaud, Cam Smith, Mark Morales, Rafael Fonteriz, Scott Hanna, JP Mayer, Erick Arciniega, Marte Gracia

Star Trek Year Five 24 by Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, Silvia Califano, Elisabetta D'Amico, Charlie Kirchoff

Check out this episode!

#comics #podcast #podernfamily #rabbittstew

[annlocarles]

Alors, ne plus se débattre dans des creux de dix mètres, et même ne plus ramer dans une frêle embarcation, et même ne plus naviguer sur un vaisseau racé, mais devenir l'océan. L'océan ne se noie pas.

Mathieu Terence- Petit éloge de la joie

[artwalktv]

« FAR ALAMO » ’The Alamo » is attacked by BUGS! When John Wayne meets Paul Verhoeven… Movie Mashup & Fan Film Starring LAURENCE HARVEY JOHN WAYNE RICHARD WIDMARK Guest Stars CHARLES BRONSON YUL BRYNNER JAMES COBURN CLINT EASTWOOD HENRY FONDA TERENCE HILL STEVE MCQUEEN GIAN MARIA VOLONTE LEE VAN CLEEF ELI WALLACH Music by JAMES HORNER (Glory , Legends of the Fall, The Mask of Zorro) ENNIO MORRICONE (Once upon a Time in the West , The Good The Bad and The Ugly) DIMITRI TIOMKIN (The Alamo) « The Green Leaves of Summer » Composed by Dimitri Tiomkin Performed by The Brothers Four Film used The Alamo (1960) The Alamo (2004) A Bullet For The General A Fistful of Dollars For a Few Dollars More The Good, The Bad and The Ugly The Magnificent Seven (1960) My Name is Nobody Once Upon a Time in the West Starship Troopers Starship Troopers 3: Marauder Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars Edited and Directed by FABRICE MATHIEU Many thanks to Christophe Lambert for all the informations and documents about « The Alamo »!

#Videos & Films

[coronelle]

"Nous croyons que la nouveauté qui surgit dans notre vie va tout bouleverser, nous rendre méconnaissable, ranimer le fossile, mais l'on s'aperçoit que c'est ce qu'elle recelait de déjà-vu qui nous a fasciné." Mathieu Terence

[ayurawako]

Télécharger Livres PDF Gratuitement Mathieu Terence se penche dans son livre sur une sculpture méconnue du Bernin #ebook #livrePDF #livret #coursesEnVrac

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[yervand63]

Inmarsat Plc (IMASF) CEO Rupert Pearce on Q2 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Inmarsat Plc (IMASF) CEO Rupert Pearce on Q2 2019 Results – Earnings Call Transcript

Inmarsat Plc (OTCPK:IMASF) Q2 2019 Earnings Conference Call August 1, 2019 3:30 AM ET

Company Participants

Rupert Pearce – CEO

Tony Bates – CFO

Conference Call Participants

Michael Bishop – Goldman Sachs

Roshan Ranjit – Deutsche Bank

Mathieu Robilliard – Barclays

Terence Tsui – Morgan Stanley

Rupert Pearce

Thank you. Good morning. Thank you for joining us to discuss Inmarsat’s first half…

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[roundaboutmidnight]

22 de julho

Bom dia a todos!...

Neste dia:

Nasceu, em 1938, o grande ator britânico Terence Stamp.

Nasceu, em 1946, a ótima cantora francesa Mireille Mathieu.

Morreu, em 1967, o importante poeta estadunidense Carl Sandburg.

Mireille Mathieu nasceu em Avinhão no dia 22 de julho de 1946. É uma cantora francesa com uma carreira nacional e internacional de mais de cinquenta anos, condecorada com a Légion d'Honneur.

Terence Henry Stamp (Londres, 22 de julho de 1938) é um ator inglês. Um ícone sexual da década de 1960, namorou estrelas famosas tais como Julie Christie e Brigitte Bardot, além da modelo Jean Shrimpton. Foi escolhido pela revista Empire como uma das 100 estrelas mais sexys da história do cinema. Entre seus grandes filmes, então The Collector (1965), Teorema (1968), Young Guns (1988), The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994), Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016).

Carl August Sandburg nasceu no dia 6 de janeiro de 1878 e morreu em 22 de julho de 1967. Foi um poeta, historiador, novelista e folclorista estadunindense. Um molde do rosto de Carl Sandburg, juntamente com o do cientista Albert Einstein, foi usado para formar o rosto do E.T do filme E.T. - O Extraterrestre de Steven Spielberg. Ele foi um homem sábio, com poesias profundas e marginalistas.

É sua a poesia A Grade, com tradução de Carlos Machado. Em português e no original em inglês.

“Agora, a mansão à beira do lago já está         concluída, e os trabalhadores estão         começando a grade. São barras de ferro com pontas de aço, capazes         de tirar a vida de qualquer um que se         arrisque sobre elas. Como grade, é uma obra-prima e impedirá a         entrada de todos os famintos e vagabundos         e de todas as crianças vadias à procura de         um lugar para brincar. Entre as barras e sobre as pontas de aço nada         passará, exceto a Morte, a Chuva e o Dia de         Amanhã.

 A Fence

“Now the stone house on the lake front is          finished and the workmen are beginning          the fence. The palings are made of iron bars with steel          points that can stab the life out of any          man who falls on them. As a fence, it is a masterpiece, and will shut off          the rabble and all vagabonds and hungry          men and all wandering children looking          for a place to play. Passing through the bars and over the steel          points will go nothing except Death          and the Rain and To-morrow.”

A seguir os vídeos de hoje:

[mesillusionssousecstasy]

Dorian disait que les nuages sont les tombes des anges.

Mathieu Terence (Journal d’un coeur sec)

#quote #quotation #citation #quotes #livre #book #book lover #bibliophile #book therapy #book addict #book community #book worm #nuage #cloud #tombe #anges #ange #Mathieu Terence #journal d'un coeur sec #littérature #littéraire #literature #french #français #goodreads challenge #goodreads

[undesordredelicieux]

Que provoque le passé ? Je le sais grâce à Baudelaire : le passé donne de l’élan « vers l’inconnu pour trouver du nouveau ». Quand, dans son vol non-stop, le martinet jaillit de l’instant vers l’instant, il choisit d’aller vers la vie. Mathieu Terence (Bernard Plossu)

#passé #élan #baudelaire #nouveau #vie #mathieuterence #bernard plossu

[mikemortgage]

Paying income taxes is bad enough. Canada’s brutally complicated system makes it worse

The month of April is a perennial headache for taxpayers. They have to devote precious hours of their time to completing their income tax returns, or pay someone else to do it for them. Is it possible to make life easier for Canadians by simplifying the tax system?

The Canadian tax system is very complex, and has become more so over the years. Whereas the Income Tax Act was 4,000 words long when it was enacted in 1917, today it comprises over 1.1 million words. That’s the equivalent of all seven volumes of the Harry Potter series — although it’s a considerably less gripping read.

 Indeed, in addition to being massive, the Income Tax Act is not easy to understand, even for civil servants: Government audits have found that nearly one-third of responses given to taxpayers by Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) call-centre agents are wrong.

Another aspect of the complexity of the Canadian system is the high number of personal tax credits, which represent exceptions that must be taken into account when completing a tax return. The number of these credits increased by 26 per cent between 1991 and 2015.

The Federal Income Tax and Benefit Guide, a sort of instruction manual for tax filers, could also stand to be simplified. Despite recent efforts to do so, it still had 52 pages in 2018. The very existence of such a voluminous guide is itself evidence of the complexity of the task of completing one’s tax return.

An Alberta exit from Canada's pension plan would cost the rest of the country big time

Philip Cross: The state’s increasing intrusion into our lives in the name of control and structure is stifling vitality

Terence Corcoran: If it weren’t for meddling governments, we wouldn’t even need lobbyists

The length of the Income Tax Act, its inaccessible language, and its numerous exceptions increase the cost of compliance for taxpayers, which amounted to an average of $501 per household in 2012. This complexity hits low-income taxpayers even harder, as they devote a larger share of their income to complying with the law.

Tax complexity is also expensive for taxpayers due to the resources the government has to devote to managing its tax system. From an administrative viewpoint, the Canadian system is one of the costliest among OECD countries. Canada also requires a large number of civil servants to apply its tax laws: There are around 40,000 CRA employees, fully half the number of people employed by the Internal Revenue Service in the U.S., a country nine times our size.

While Canada has made no major revisions of its Income Tax Act since the 1960s, other countries have implemented measures to reduce the size and complexity of their tax codes over the past 25 years.

In the United Kingdom, between 1996 and 2010, some 6,000 pages of income tax laws were rewritten in order to simplify them. An “Office of Tax Simplification” was then created in 2010 to provide independent advice to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, or finance minister, and a tax-complexity index was established.

In New Zealand, in 1994, experts were mandated to rewrite and reorganize tax laws, as well as the documents used to communicate with citizens. This rewriting process made the law easier to read. In fact, the New Zealand government was given an award by a plain-language organization for the clarity of the English used to communicate with taxpayers.

In 1993, the Australian government established a team to reorganize the tax code and rewrite it in modern English. Eventually, 30 per cent of the content of the law was eliminated.

A detailed examination of Canada’s tax system is long overdue. Its goal should be to simplify the language of the law, reduce its size, use a tax-complexity index, improve communication with taxpayers, and eliminate tax credits.

Of course, it would be against the interest of taxpayers — and frankly absurd — for the elimination of tax credits to lead to a net increase in effective income tax rates. The trade-off should thus be, at minimum, an equivalent lowering of income tax rates. This would lower the cost of tax collection without affecting government tax revenues, all while making the system easier to understand.

 Kevin Brookes is associate researcher and Mathieu Bédard is an economist at the MEI.

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