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360 Physicals - DYKWYFW
Please check out the video and latest single from my crew, 360 Physicals, titled ‘DYKWYFW’. I was involved in shooting the video, along with other members of the crew, and it was Directed and Edited by crew member and MC, @cristocannes. I really enjoyed taking part in making this and I’m delighted with the finished result. Available on Noel & Poland records now. More music coming soon.
#Hip Hop#360 Physicals#DYKWYFW#UK Hip Hop#UK Rap#Killa Kela#Cristo Cannes#Koaste#Jonny Virgo#Kong the beat artisan#easy 3#Noel and Poland Records#Noel and Poland#Noel & Poland#Kela#360physicals#hiphop#ukhiphop#ukrap#new music
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A pregnant woman was killed by an air strike along with her fetus of 8 months in Khan Younis. 9.12.23
#palestine#free palestine#gaza#december#no id#christmas#noel#holiday#palestinian christians#palestinians lives matters#talk about palestinians#poland#czechia#australia#idf#uk#united kingdom#united states#usa#america#azerbaijan#humanity#humans right#children#kids#babies#pregnant#pregnancy#baby#babie
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Cappo & Lee Scott - Badlands (prod. Kong The Artisan) (Official Video)
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Warsaw old town Christmas illuminations . . 🇵🇱🎄🕯 . . #warsaw #poland #christmas #illuminations #christmaslights #nowyŚwiat #noel #winter #snow #whitechristmas #ポーランド #ワルシャワ #クリスマス #冬 #雪 #クリスマスツリー #christmastree #oldtown (at Plac Zamkowy w Warszawie) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmTvfv5IMg_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Against my better judgement, I'm watching the GBBO Mexican Week since the following week's episode will be coming out here in the US tomorrow. Disclaimer that I have zero Mexican heritage. I just like me a pan dulce and am an award-winning baker for non-Mexican bakes.
We start off on a "high" note, with Noel and Matt in eye searingly bright ponchos and sombreros, saying, "I don't think we should make Mexican jokes, people will get upset."
"What, no Mexican jokes at all?"
"I don't think so."
"What, not even Juan?"
This seems to be setting the tone for the episode quite nicely.
Or something.
More beyond the cut for the sake of everyone's dashes who haven't turned on the annoying thing where it cuts off long posts. This is gonna be LONG. And very spoilery. Fair warning.
Signature: Pan Dulce
After 2 bakers being off for "illness" (covid?) last week, everyone's back in the tent.
The little clips from the bakers as they walk in do nothing to instill confidence that anyone is coming to this from a perspective where they actually know anything about Mexican baking or that they've done much in the way of research to prepare themselves.
"I don't really know much about Mexican cuisine, so this is an absolute adventure."
"When someone says Mexican food, my mind goes only to fajitas."
"Mexican food's fun, but Mexican baking? What do the Mexicans bake?"
Carole at least acknowledges that she did do research, because she wasn't familiar with Mexican sweet bakes. I salute her for choosing pan de anise, something other than the conchas most other poeple are doing, even though she can't pronounce it to save her life.
Abdul straight off the bat says he's never had any sort of pan dulce before, so he's not sure what they're supposed to be like. I can't entirely blame him because I don't think Panaderias are as common in the UK as they are here (even in suburban Minnesota I have at least two within a 5 mile radius). I do salute him for doing as much research as he could for his besos, though Paul is like, "No, your research is wrong, they're supposed to be a completely different texture, I have just been to Mexico."
Prue decides that it's a good idea to correct Janusz, who was born in Poland, that "cacti" is the correct plural of "cactus," not "cactuses." Because that's what's important.
I'm quietly dying inside at how the scriptwriters clearly decided that craquelin was the best term for the topping on conchas. (later addition: oh gods, the judges are calling it that, too)
Sandro, I love you, but that's PUSHING the definition of conchas, having a filling and a salted caramel base.
Break while the hosts decide that Mexico is definitely a real place. Like Oz.
I'll admit that I've never made conchas, but I've made the close Japanese cousin, melon pan (got a couple awards for them yay), and much sympathy for all the bakers going that route because getting the tops rolled out to the right thickness and scored nicely is sooooo fiddly. Not all of them manage it. Sandro, I love you again, but those "conchas" are. Tall. My dude, did you look at any photos of what those are supposed to look like? (later addition: given all of Paul's comments on shapes, apparently this is what Paul thinks they're supposed to look like? Taller than they are wide??)
Paul complains that Carole's pan de anise "aren't Chelsea bun shape."
Techinical: Tacos
Tacos, which as everyone knows, require baking.
Oh, wait. No they don't. What the heck, Paul Hollywood. Why did you set that as the technical.
Corn tortillas made from scratch, steak, "spicy refried beans," guacamole, and pico de gallo. So many baking skills involved in this. Wow.
Paul: It's Mexican Week, Prue. It has to be tacos.
He then goes on to mispronounce pico de gallo, which Matt somehow managed to get mostly right.
I am dying over how everyone, especially Paul, is pronouncing "taco."
Instructions are brutal, including steps that are "Make the Pico de Gallo." [capitalization as though it's a proper noun] "Make the refried beans." "Make the guacamole." It looks a bit more involved for the tortillas, so there's a bit of mercy there.
Oh gods, at least 3 of the bakers have never even heard of pico de gallo.
Oh noooooo, Janusz has the "cilantro tastes like soap" gene. Nonetheless, he goes ahead and adds it to his pico de gallo mixture since it was on the ingredients list for it. "Spicy, soapy, salty, and sour. Great," he says, tasting it.
Carole, bless her heart, is peeling the avocado for her guacamole like it's a potato. Her tortillas are. Uh. Well, she tried. In her defense, how could she know that Mexican Week would have a technical that involved ZERO baking.
Syabira, who seems to be the only one in the tent who's made Mexican food before, is unimpressed that they are not provided with a tortilla press and are instead asked to flatten the dough with a casserole lid.
Kevin says the most true thing ever, "Everyone's got an opinion on steak, and everyone thinks you've done it wrong."
As the judges approach, Matt mentions that the bakers have been asked to make a taco that include, among other things, "a tangy guacamole," which is not an adjective I'd have thought to apply to guacamole.
Paul complains that there's some color on some of the tortillas, and that's a garbage statement right there.
Prue states that one of the tacos has too much salt "in the taco." She clearly means "in the tortilla," but. Y'know.
Showstopper: Tres Leches Cake
Ok, first of all, the bakers are required to make a cake that has at least 4 layers, which is not something I've ever seen any one do with a tres leches cake. Its very form lends itself to a single layer cake, since it's so moist. I'm getting shades of Jürgen, Actual German from last season, who pointed out to the judges that they'd assigned a traditional German cake to be made in layers which is never ever made in more than a single layer.
At least this requires baking.
Dangit Sandro, you were my favorite coming in, and here you are, being like, "Oh, Mexican? Ok, I will put a GIANT MOUSTACHE on my cake." My dude, did you do your research for this week by watching Speedy Gonzales cartoons? Like, I know he has serious baking chops, knowing why certain things work the way they do. But. Yiiiikes.
Matt suggests to Abdul that since he's making a Dia de los Muertos themed cake that he'll get him some poison. Abdul points out that the holiday is about honoring the dead, not making more of them. Noel is excited for this theming.
Paul is BEWILDERED by the very concept of Syabira incorporating sweetcorn into her cake. Corn??? In a baked good?????? (my Midwestern soul wants to crawl into the TV and punch him)
Quietly dying at how everyone pronouncing "tres leches." Like it has a "z" at the end of the first word.
Kevin, quite sensibly, points out that tres leches sponge is not made for stacking. He is right. He loses points when he says he's making an Aztec temple for his cake, Paul asks him if it's Mayan or Aztec, and he then replies, "There's a bit of overlap, isn't there?" (no, no there is not. Not geographically, and not temporally).
I do wonder now, seeing which types of chili peppers the bakers are choosing (a lot of birds-eye chilis, which I personally associate more with Thai food than Mexican), what sort of availability you get in the UK. Like, they're all developing these recipes at home with the ingredients they can get. And I'm fully aware that Mexican ingredients are lot less available there than they are in the US.
Carole is using an angel food cake as her base to be soaked in the tres leches, and oh boy. She's another baker who, going in, I loved, but she's really struggling this week.
Further discussion amongst the hosts as to whether Mexico is a real place, and omg can we please stop doing this bit.
Janusz says what we're all thinking. "It's a four hour bake. You're not gonna make it perfect, will you?"
The judges are stunned and bewildered at how Syabira managed to have sweetcorn in her cake and make it taste like sweetcorn. Inner Midwesterner continues to scream. Especially after Paul says, "it's not for me."
Ready to shove both Prue and Paul off one of those Aztec pyramids where they used to do human sacrifices after all their complaints about uneven soaking for making a layer cake out of a cake that, by definition, includes a saturated crumb, which is not a thing that is structurally sturdy.
Paul continues his theme of being unable to stand anything much spicier than ketchup. For Mexican Week. Prue is in the same boat.
Two bakers eliminated this week to make up for last week, apparently. Ugh.
Anyway, even with German Week last year, they effed up some stuff, according to the Actual German in the tent. For the love of little green apples, they need to bring in someone who's actually from that country or at the very least someone who's deeply studied that country's baking tradition for these Ethnic Weeks. No, sending Paul Hollywood to the country for, like, a week does not count.
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random songs that remind me of hetalia characters but i don't provide an explanation part 2
hong kong: flashback - miyavi
iceland: i can't handle change - roar
poland: vacation bible school - ayesha erotica
france: noel's lament - ride the cyclone, the musical
belarus: date me! not them - takayan
russia: Моя голова винтом (my head is a screw) - kostromin
#hell yeah#*puts them all in a cocktail mixer with some ice and shakes vigorously*#hetalia#hetalia headcanons#hws hong kong#hws iceland#hws poland#hws france#hws belarus#hws russia
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Attribution: Lewitt-Him, a partnership of Jan LeWitt (b. Częstochowa, Poland, 1907-1991), and George Him (aka Jerzy Himmelfarb, b. Łódź, Poland, 1900-1981). Christmas card, 1947/1948, "morning bath". Commissioned by Noel Carrington for Royle Publications.
#dog#chien#perro#illustration#hund#hond#dachshund#dackel#teckel#teckel dog#anthropomorphic animals#ilustración#ilustraçao#dessinateur#dibujante#lewitt-him
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Holidays 12.5
Holidays
AFL-CIO Day
Bathtub Party Day (a.k.a. Party in the Tub Day)
Battle of Longewaia Day (India)
Bhumibol Adulyadej Memorial Day (Thailand)
Blue Jeans Day
Boycott Day
Celebrate Shelter Pets Day
Children’s Day (Suriname)
Colorado Gives Day (Colorado)
Day of Military Honor - Battle of Moscow (Russia)
Day of the Ninja (a.k.a. International Ninja Day)
Die Like a Pirate Day
Discovery Day (Dominican Republic, Haiti)
Father’s Day (Thailand)
Female Community Health Volunteers’ Day (Nepal)
Folding Chair Day
Fraternity Day
International Ninja Day (a.k.a. International Creep Like a Ninja Day)
International Volunteer Day
International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development (UN)
Irrational Exuberance Day
Klozum (Netherlands)
Let's Get Organized Day
Montgomery Bus Boycott Anniversary Day
National Communicate with Your Kids Day
National Commute With Your Baby Day
National Day of the Coral Reef (Colombia)
National DeFi (Decentralized Finance) Day
National Devon Day
National Johnny Day
National Kings of Prohibition Day
Ninjas vs. Krampus Day
Play Hookey Day
Roe Deer Day (French Republic)
Quito Day (Ecuador)
Tinsel Day
World Biomedical Engineering Day
World Soil Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
National Comfort Food Day
National Pigs in a Blanket Day (UK)
National Repeal Day
Sacher Torte Day
Swap a Christmas Cookie Recipe Day
World Turkish Coffee Day
1st Tuesday in December
World Trick Shot Day [1st Tuesday]
Feast Days
Abercius (Christian; Saint)
Bassus of Nice (Christian; Saint)
Clement of Alexandria (Episcopal Church)
Crispina (Christian; Saint)
Dalmatius of Pavia (Christian; Saint)
David Bomberg (Artology)
Faunalia (Honoring Faunus; Ancient Rome)
Faunalia Rustica (Pagan)
Festival of Faunalia (for Old Roman God Faunus)
Gerbold (Christian; Saint)
Ghidra and Mechaghidra Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saints)
Huyghens (Positivist; Saint)
Justinian of Ramsey Island (Christian; Saint)
Nicetius (a.k.a. Nizier; Christian; Saint)
Niels Stenson (Christian; Blessed)
St. Nicholas Eve [Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, UK] (a.k.a. ...
Avond (Leewvarden, West Friesland, Netherlands)
Bonhomme Noel (Celebration of “Goodman Christmas”)
Klausjagen (Switzerland)
Krampus
Krampusnacht (a.k.a. Krampuslauf; Austria)
Sinterklaas (The Netherlands)
Zwarte Piete (Black Peter, companion of St. Nicholas who keeps track of good/bad kids)
Nones of December (Ancient Rome)
Pelinus of Brindisi (Christian; Saint)
Remember the Spanish Inquisition Day (Pastafarian)
Sabbas the Sanctified (Christian; Saint)
Wes (Muppetism)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Lucky Day (Philippines) [66 of 71]
Tomobiki (友引 Japan) [Good luck all day, except at noon.]
Premieres
Anne of Green Gables (TV Mini-Series; 1985)
Band on the Run (Album; 1973)
Beverly Hills Cop (Film; 1984)
Big and Little Wong Tin Bar (Film; 1962)
The Borrowers (Film; 1997)
Bucks for Boris or The Green Paper Caper (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S3, Ep. 132; 1961)
Bye Bye Baby, by Mary Wells (Song; 1960)
Cadillac Records (Film; 2008)
Café Flesh (Adult Film; 1982)
Charade (Film; 1963)
Chef Donald (Disney Cartoon; 1941)
Come and Get It, by Badfinger (Song; 1969)
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Film; 2008)
Damaged, by Black Flag (Album; 1981)
Flash Gordon (Film; 1980)
The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, by Giorgio Bassani (Novel; 1962)
Good Will Hunting (Film; 1997)
Hop Skip and Junk or Bullwinkle’s Big Tow (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S3, Ep. 131; 1961)
Juno (Film; 2007)
Let It Bleed, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1969)
Love in the Time of Cholera, by Gabriel García Márquez (Novel; 1985)
Made in America, by The Blues Brothers (Album; 1980)
The Matchmaker, by Thornton Wilder (Broadway Play; 1954)
Ocean’s Eleven (Film; 2001)
The Pearl, by John Steinbeck (Novella; 1947)
Pioneer Days (Disney Cartoon; 1930)
Serpico (Film; 1973)
The Station Agent (Film; 2003)
Symphonie Fantastique, by Hector Berlioz (Symphony; 1830)
Tweet Dreams (WB LT Cartoon; 1959)
The Village Smithy (WB LT Cartoon; 1936)
Today’s Name Days
Anno, Gerald, Niels, Reinhard (Austria)
Sava, Silva, Silvana, Silviya, Stanislav (Bulgaria)
Krispina, Sabina, Slavka (Croatia)
Jitka (Czech Republic)
Sabina (Denmark)
Selma, Selme (Estonia)
Selma (Finland)
Gérald, Gérard (France)
Gerald, Niels, Reinhard (Germany)
Diogenes, Savas, Savvas (Greece)
Vilma (Hungary)
Giulio, Lucia (Italy)
Klaudija, Klaudijs, Sabīne, Sarma, Sarmīte (Latvia)
Eimintas, Geisvilė, Grafas, Gratas (Lithuania)
Ståle, Stine (Norway)
Anastazy, Gerald, Geraldyna, Kryspina, Krystyna, Pęcisława, Saba (Poland)
Anastasie, Nectarie, Sava (Romania)
Oto (Slovakia)
Anastasio, Elisa, Sabas (Spain)
Sven(Sweden)
Pandora, Sabas, Savas, Wallace, Wally, Walt, Walter (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 339 of 2024; 26 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 2 of week 49 of 2023
Celtic Tree Calendar: Ruis (Elder) [Day 8 of 28]
Chinese: Month 10 (Gui-Hai), Day 23 (Ding-You)
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 22 Kislev 5784
Islamic: 22 Jumada I 1445
J Cal: 9 Zima; Twosday [9 of 30]
Julian: 22 November 2023
Moon: 46%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 3 Bichat (13th Month) [Huyghens]
Runic Half Month: Is (Stasis) [Day 10 of 15]
Season: Autumn (Day 73 of 89)
Zodiac: Sagittarius (Day 14 of 30)
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CanLiet (Hws Canada x Hws Lithuania)
Christmas headcanons
I like writing for this ship!
Canliet Christmas Headcanons: 🎄🎊💙
Before the Christmas Eve, they go to the mall and buy Christmas stuff such as the tree, lightings, decors etc.
Together, they decorate the whole house, it takes some time but it's worth it and they enjoy their time.
They go to ice skating, Canada is really good at it and helps Liet and teaches him how to skate.
Liet falls in his first attempt and they can"t help but laugh, to Can it's so sweet.
They got each other pretty gifts.
Canada gives Liet his skates and a camera meanwhile Liet gives him a pair of hoodies which both can wear and match.
One day they go to walking and it starts to snow so much!
They make a snowman and have a snowball fight with Ame, the Nordics, Poland, Estonia and Latvia! Later on Russia comes up as well.
Liet takes many pictures of them celebrating their first new year, he thinks it's nice to have some good memories.
Also they read books together, in front of the fireplace.
They watch Noel films while drinking hot chocolate.
When they were walking around, they notice they are under a mistletoe! They kiss!
When last day of year comes, they celebrate it with all of their friends and count from 10 to 1 to celebrate new year coming.
This was it! Hope you'll enjoy it as much as I do while writing this <3
#hetalia#aph#hws#aph canada#hws canada#aph lithuania#hws lithuania#canliet#headcanons#hetalia world stars#asks#anon
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1996 Oslo - Number 10 - Eimear Quinn - "The Voice"
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Things were changing in Ireland. There had been the Downing Street Declaration in 1993, the IRA declaring a ceasefire in 1994, followed by the Loyalist side doing the same later the same year. The peace process was well underway resulting in what would become the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. The Troubles were ending and the Celtic Tiger was already roaring.
From the Eurovision perspective, Ireland had had its rest year while Norway looked at Riverdance and thought "Let's do that", borrowed an Irish violinist and won by being more Irish than the Irish in 1995. It was definitely time to get back to doing what they did best. The Voice combined aetherial Irish folk mythology with the new spirit of healing and togetherness. There was the Celtic spirituality and connection to the land and seasons, mystical female voices reassuring and lending a guiding light, and a message for the Ireland of today. Even if it hadn't walked off with the win, Ireland would have been proud.
The writer of Rock and Roll Kids, Brendan Graham clearly wanted to show that whatever Norway could do, Ireland had been doing it better for centuries. To get that authentic Riverdancy-quality, he invited Eimear Quinn, who was a member of Anúna, the choir that had sung Riverdance in 1994 to sing it. And it worked amazingly well. It won Eurosong 1996 at a canter. In the audio-qualifier, The Voice only finished second, but on the night, it roared away with the contest. It was clear well before the end of the voting who'd won, to the point where Morgan Harket and Eimear Quinn were doing an impromptu duet of Norwegian Wood in the green room during a break in the voting sequence.
Eimear has been performing, recording and composing since her win and is still someone who never has to buy a drink in an Irish bar. She married Noel Curran, current director-general of the EBU which I think makes her the reigning queen of Eurovision. Below is her performance of The Voice at Het Groete Songfestivalfeest in 2019, recorded prior to the COVID pandemic.
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One last little thing - this was Noel Kelehan's penultimate stint as conductor for Ireland and it was the final song he conducted that won. He conducted five songs that won (every Irish winner barring All Kinds of Everything and Rock and Roll Kids). He also conducted four second places, including To Nie Ja! for Poland in 1994. He conducted for several of the new nations joining Eurovision in the 1990s when Ireland was the semi-permanent host. Probably the most successful conductor in Eurovision history.
#Youtube#esc#esc 1996#eurovision#eurovision song contest#oslo#oslo 1996#ireland#national finals#eurosong 1996#Eimear Quinn#Brendan Graham#Noel Kelehan
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360 PHYSICALS - FLOWERS // [via] noel & poland Records // 2022
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It's rare that we're in Warsaw for Christmas these days - rarer still to be this lucky with the weather and the illuminations and all! . . 🇵🇱🎄🕯 . . #warsaw #poland #christmas #illuminations #christmaslights #nowyŚwiat #noel #winter #snow #whitechristmas #ポーランド #ワルシャワ #クリスマス #冬 #雪 #光 (at Warsaw, Poland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmTkcrgoIhI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Holidays 12.5
Holidays
AFL-CIO Day
Bathtub Party Day (a.k.a. Party in the Tub Day)
Battle of Longewaia Day (India)
Bhumibol Adulyadej Memorial Day (Thailand)
Blue Jeans Day
Boycott Day
Celebrate Shelter Pets Day
Children’s Day (Suriname)
Colorado Gives Day (Colorado)
Day of Military Honor - Battle of Moscow (Russia)
Day of the Ninja (a.k.a. International Ninja Day)
Die Like a Pirate Day
Discovery Day (Dominican Republic, Haiti)
Father’s Day (Thailand)
Female Community Health Volunteers’ Day (Nepal)
Folding Chair Day
Fraternity Day
International Ninja Day (a.k.a. International Creep Like a Ninja Day)
International Volunteer Day
International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development (UN)
Irrational Exuberance Day
Klozum (Netherlands)
Let's Get Organized Day
Montgomery Bus Boycott Anniversary Day
National Communicate with Your Kids Day
National Commute With Your Baby Day
National Day of the Coral Reef (Colombia)
National DeFi (Decentralized Finance) Day
National Devon Day
National Johnny Day
National Kings of Prohibition Day
Ninjas vs. Krampus Day
Play Hookey Day
Roe Deer Day (French Republic)
Quito Day (Ecuador)
Tinsel Day
World Biomedical Engineering Day
World Soil Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
National Comfort Food Day
National Pigs in a Blanket Day (UK)
National Repeal Day
Sacher Torte Day
Swap a Christmas Cookie Recipe Day
World Turkish Coffee Day
1st Tuesday in December
World Trick Shot Day [1st Tuesday]
Feast Days
Abercius (Christian; Saint)
Bassus of Nice (Christian; Saint)
Clement of Alexandria (Episcopal Church)
Crispina (Christian; Saint)
Dalmatius of Pavia (Christian; Saint)
David Bomberg (Artology)
Faunalia (Honoring Faunus; Ancient Rome)
Faunalia Rustica (Pagan)
Festival of Faunalia (for Old Roman God Faunus)
Gerbold (Christian; Saint)
Ghidra and Mechaghidra Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saints)
Huyghens (Positivist; Saint)
Justinian of Ramsey Island (Christian; Saint)
Nicetius (a.k.a. Nizier; Christian; Saint)
Niels Stenson (Christian; Blessed)
St. Nicholas Eve [Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, UK] (a.k.a. ...
Avond (Leewvarden, West Friesland, Netherlands)
Bonhomme Noel (Celebration of “Goodman Christmas”)
Klausjagen (Switzerland)
Krampus
Krampusnacht (a.k.a. Krampuslauf; Austria)
Sinterklaas (The Netherlands)
Zwarte Piete (Black Peter, companion of St. Nicholas who keeps track of good/bad kids)
Nones of December (Ancient Rome)
Pelinus of Brindisi (Christian; Saint)
Remember the Spanish Inquisition Day (Pastafarian)
Sabbas the Sanctified (Christian; Saint)
Wes (Muppetism)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Lucky Day (Philippines) [66 of 71]
Tomobiki (友引 Japan) [Good luck all day, except at noon.]
Premieres
Anne of Green Gables (TV Mini-Series; 1985)
Band on the Run (Album; 1973)
Beverly Hills Cop (Film; 1984)
Big and Little Wong Tin Bar (Film; 1962)
The Borrowers (Film; 1997)
Bucks for Boris or The Green Paper Caper (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S3, Ep. 132; 1961)
Bye Bye Baby, by Mary Wells (Song; 1960)
Cadillac Records (Film; 2008)
Café Flesh (Adult Film; 1982)
Charade (Film; 1963)
Chef Donald (Disney Cartoon; 1941)
Come and Get It, by Badfinger (Song; 1969)
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Film; 2008)
Damaged, by Black Flag (Album; 1981)
Flash Gordon (Film; 1980)
The Garden of the Finzi-Continis, by Giorgio Bassani (Novel; 1962)
Good Will Hunting (Film; 1997)
Hop Skip and Junk or Bullwinkle’s Big Tow (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S3, Ep. 131; 1961)
Juno (Film; 2007)
Let It Bleed, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1969)
Love in the Time of Cholera, by Gabriel García Márquez (Novel; 1985)
Made in America, by The Blues Brothers (Album; 1980)
The Matchmaker, by Thornton Wilder (Broadway Play; 1954)
Ocean’s Eleven (Film; 2001)
The Pearl, by John Steinbeck (Novella; 1947)
Pioneer Days (Disney Cartoon; 1930)
Serpico (Film; 1973)
The Station Agent (Film; 2003)
Symphonie Fantastique, by Hector Berlioz (Symphony; 1830)
Tweet Dreams (WB LT Cartoon; 1959)
The Village Smithy (WB LT Cartoon; 1936)
Today’s Name Days
Anno, Gerald, Niels, Reinhard (Austria)
Sava, Silva, Silvana, Silviya, Stanislav (Bulgaria)
Krispina, Sabina, Slavka (Croatia)
Jitka (Czech Republic)
Sabina (Denmark)
Selma, Selme (Estonia)
Selma (Finland)
Gérald, Gérard (France)
Gerald, Niels, Reinhard (Germany)
Diogenes, Savas, Savvas (Greece)
Vilma (Hungary)
Giulio, Lucia (Italy)
Klaudija, Klaudijs, Sabīne, Sarma, Sarmīte (Latvia)
Eimintas, Geisvilė, Grafas, Gratas (Lithuania)
Ståle, Stine (Norway)
Anastazy, Gerald, Geraldyna, Kryspina, Krystyna, Pęcisława, Saba (Poland)
Anastasie, Nectarie, Sava (Romania)
Oto (Slovakia)
Anastasio, Elisa, Sabas (Spain)
Sven(Sweden)
Pandora, Sabas, Savas, Wallace, Wally, Walt, Walter (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 339 of 2024; 26 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 2 of week 49 of 2023
Celtic Tree Calendar: Ruis (Elder) [Day 8 of 28]
Chinese: Month 10 (Gui-Hai), Day 23 (Ding-You)
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 22 Kislev 5784
Islamic: 22 Jumada I 1445
J Cal: 9 Zima; Twosday [9 of 30]
Julian: 22 November 2023
Moon: 46%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 3 Bichat (13th Month) [Huyghens]
Runic Half Month: Is (Stasis) [Day 10 of 15]
Season: Autumn (Day 73 of 89)
Zodiac: Sagittarius (Day 14 of 30)
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TICCIH Bulletin No. 101
TICCIH Bulletin No. 101, 3st Quarter 2023, has now been published and can be downloaded as a PDF.
CONTENTS OF BULLETIN 101:
INSPIRATIONAL INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE – IN PRAISE OF POLAND : Miles Oglethorpe, TICCIH President
INTERVIEW
FAREWELL INTERVIEW WITH JAMES DOUET - Joeri Januarius
TICCIH NEWS
COLLABORATIVE MAP OF INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE IN LATIN AMERICA - Marion Steiner
INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE, SOCIAL ISSUES AND CHALLENGES - María Esperanza Rock Núñez TIM
OPINION
HERITAGE AT RISK: SAFEGUARDING THE KORTRIJK RAILWAY STATION (BELGIUM) - Adriaan Linters
BERINGEN: TEST CASE TO HOLLOW OUT PROTECTED MONUMENTS? – open letter
WORLDWIDE
THE RESEARCH FARM GHOST TOWN – Noel Murphy and Monika Schott
AUCANQUILCHA’S AERIAL ROPEWAY AND THE WORLD’S HIGHEST MINING CAMP - Francisco Rivera
WENZHOU ALUM MINE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF TECHNOLOGY - Shujing Feng
THE THIRD LONGEST CLOCK IN THE WORLD IS NO LONG WORKING - Mostafa Abo Shamia
SHREWSBURY FLAXMILL MALTING – Rebecca Reeves
EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE AWARDS – Joeri Januarius
HISTORICAL FISH CANNING FACTORIES IN THE CANARY ISLANDS (SPAIN): THE EXAMPLE OF LA GOMERA – Amara Florido
LAND-IN-PRO, A RESEARCH PROJECT ON (POST)INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPES - Federica Pompejano
PANAMA TITAN CRANE. KEY MOMENT FOR ITS SAFEGUARDING - Carlos Mateo Caballos
OIL HERITAGE IN THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE. SPINDLETOP-GLADYS CITY BOOMTOWN - Zachary S. Casey and Asma Mehan
BOOK REVIEW
RIO GRANDE STEAM FINALE – Betsy Fahlman
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The Scarlet Knights
Taka (Leader)
Native Name: 石丸清多夏 Ishimaru Kiyotaka
Chinese Name: 丸清晖 Wán Qīnghuī
Home Country: Japan
Specialty: Everything
Ash
Native Name: اشکان تفضلی Aškân Tafazzoli
Chinese Name: 左继珑 Zuǒ Jìlóng
Home Country: Iran
Specialty: Earth
Likes: Tracksuits
Dislikes:
Colonel
Native Name: 運強龍 Wan6 Koeng4 Lung4
Chinese Name: 运强龙 Yùn Qiánglóng
Home Fountry: China (Hong Kong)
Specialty: Air
Likes:
Dislikes:
Dong-woo
Native Name: 송동우/宋東雨 Song Dong-u
Chinese Name: 宋东雨 Sòng Dōngyǔ
Home Country: South Korea
Specialty: Curses
Likes: Butterflies
Dislikes:
Jerek
Native Name: Jeremiasz Ziętkiewicz
Chinese Name: 池烨霖 Chí Yèlín
Home Country: Poland
Specialty: Light & Darkness
Likes: Stargazing, turtlenecks
Dislikes:
Misi
Native Name: Hamisi Selemani
Chinese Name: 木卫义 Mù Wèiyì
Home Country: Tanzania
Specialty: Healing
Likes: Thursdays
Dislikes:
Narayana
Native Name: వేములవాడ సత్యనారాయణ రెడ్డి Vēmulavāḍa Satyanārāyaṇa Reḍḍi
Chinese Name: 柳刀朗 Liǔ Dāolǎng
Home Country: India (Andhra Pradesh)
Specialty: Elemental Magic & Weaponry
Likes: Swords, tank tops, working out
Dislikes: Guns
Noel
Native Name 1: Noel Houlihan
Native Name 2: Nollaig Ó hUallacháin
Chinese Name: 傲永霜 Ào Yǒngshuāng
Home Country: United States (Delaware)
Specialty: Ice
Likes:
Dislikes:
Noulis
Native Name: Γιάννης Παρασκευόπουλος Giánnis Paraskevópoulos
Chinese Name: 后洋洋 Hòu Yángyáng
Home Country: Greece
Specialty: Water & Darkness
Likes:
Dislikes:
Paquito
Native Name: Francisco Zacarías Íñiguez Villavicencio
Chinese Name: 子肖杰 Zǐ Xiàojié
Home Country: Guatemala
Specialty: Water
Likes:
Dislikes:
Sebbe
Native Name: Magnus Sebastian Björkman
Chinese Name: 温俊桦 Wēn Jùnhuà
Home Country: Sweden
Specialty: Fire
Likes:
Dislikes:
Xevi
Native Name: Xavier Macià i Martí
Chinese Name: 火师纬 Huǒ Shīwěi
Home Country: Spain (Catalonia)
Specialty: Charms & Defense
Likes: Bubblegum, chocolate
Dislikes:
Yemi
Native Name: Adéyẹmí Ọdẹ́gbàmí
Chinese Name: 提光耀 Tí Guāngyào
Home Country: Nigeria
Specialty: Light & Archery
Likes: Archery
Dislikes:
#🌄kiyotaka ishimaru🌄#🦋dongwoo song🦋#🌌jeremiasz ziętkiewicz🌌#⚔️v satya narayana⚔️#🫧xavier macià🫧#🏹adeyemi odegbami🏹#‹ ooc ›#// if i ever give taka sprites there’s a slight chance i’ll give the other knights a single sprite each for this post //#// they’re all boys btw //
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