#llinas

[my-blog-my-world]

#colombia #bogota #millos #futbol #llinas #gol #soccer #football

[sharpenings]

Sharpenings.

#Nathalia Llinás Zambrano #nathalia llinas zambrano #nathalia zambrano #nathalia llinas #pretty #cute #hot #slim #fit #brunette #model #girls #denim #jeans #denim jeans

[cinesludge]

Movie #32 of 2022: Argentina, 1985

“And Salvador?”

“Didn’t even call him up. He signed a petition to stop the trial.”

“Seriously? What a fascist!”

“He became one... over the years. Classic move.”

“Carrizo?”

“No.”

....

“Girardi?”

“No no no. Fascist. His kids go to military school.”

“Really?”

“They do.”

“I didn’t know.” 

Beat

“Bruni?”

“Super fascist.”

“Hector Alcides?”

“Are you kidding? The man died about a year ago.” 

“I don’t believe it! I had no idea. That’s terrible.”

“Heart attack. Massive. Though he would have said no. He was right wing, poor guy.”

#argentina 1985 #biography #crime #drama #santiago mitre #mariano llinas #martin mauregui #pedro osuna #javier julia #andres p. estrada #spanish #arri alexa mini lf #2022 #32 #great

[laliofficial]

#lali esposito #leonardo sbaraglia #Veronica Llinas

[randomrichards]

THE SETTLERS:

A mixed race worker

Rides with two horseman to clear path

To slaughter his own

#the settlers #random richards #poem #haiku #poetry #haiku poem #poets on tumblr #haiku poetry #haiku form #poetic #mubi #Los colonos #sam spruell #mark stanley #Benjamin Westfall #alfredo castro #Marcelo Alonso #Felipe Galvez Haberle #Antonia Girardi #Mariano Llinas #Youtube

[tnsphilosophyfilmclub]

Fall 2023 Screening Schedule

We're back, friends! Those compelled by form will find ample meta-cinematic gristle, while those wishing to dive into content will meet oceans for us to navigate. This semester, an international lineup will take us on cosmic, labyrinthine, miraculous journeys; if that sounds hyperbolic, just wait. And, see you in The Bark Room!

#nssr #philosophy #filmclub #lang #new school for social research #the new school #eugene lang college #millennium actress #satoshi kon #la flor #mariano llinas #tarkovsky

[nuriaverde]

"Argentina 1985": la justicia de la injusticia

Lo que pasó bajó la junta militar de Videla en Argentina, fue tan brutal, horroroso, lacerante y duro que cualquier relato se queda corto frente a la fuerza de la verdad. “Argentina 1985” intenta hacer justicia a los desaparecidos, familiares de desaparecidos, torturados y destrozados por los militares durante de la dictadura militar. Inspirada en la historia real del fiscal Julio Strassera,…

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#amazon prime video mejores peliculas #donde ver argentina 1985 #guion de cine aargentina 1985 #mariano llinas argentina 1985 #ricardo darin argentina 1985 #santiago mitre aregentina 1985

[callmeanxietygirl]

#cfchcdmx La bellísima puerta art deco del desaparecido Banco Aboumrad en Isabel la Católica 33.

Fue uno de los más lujosos y atractivos edificios en su época en manos del arquitecto Emilio Méndez Llinas hacia 1938.

#mexico #cdmx #art deco

[thetruthwilloutsworld]

Facebook Ariel Llinas

You just never know who you are gonna sit next to on a plane. Sam Heughan Outlander my wife got me into the show and now I can't stop. My wife is super jealous right now

[sleazoid44]

Llina PHT

#wet dress

[ausetkmt]

Claressa Shields poses for promoter Dmitry Salita at the Downtown Boxing Gym, Wednesday, July 27, 2022 in Detroit. Promoters Carlos Llinas and Salita are pushing the sport in the Detroit area with a periodic series of bouts in smaller venues in hopes of bringing it back to the masses. Llinas and Salita each are aiming to promote several boxing cards this year. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

DETROIT (AP) — Inside the MotorCity Casino one recent night, there were roars from the crowd as boxer after boxer was knocked out. A few laughs, too, when a fighter’s vomit stopped one bout and another was delayed because a competitor failed to put on a protective cup.

Watching from a front-row seat was Thomas Hearns, the revered fighter known as “The Hitman.” Now 64, he was hailed by the approximately 2,000 fans when hightlights were shown of his career that included titles in five weight classes.

“I like what I’m seeing,” Hearns told The Associated Press between fights on an 11-bout card. “Fighters are getting more action.”

The bad news for the event, and for Detroit’s once-fabled boxing scene in general, was that Hearns was easily the biggest name on hand. The best active boxer from Detroit is fighting this weekend on the other side of the world because his hometown does not host big-time bouts these days.

Former champion Tony Harrison (29-3-1, 21 KOs) is fighting Australian Tim Tszyu (21-0, 15-0 KOs) on Sunday in Sydney for the vacant WBO 154-pound title. Showtime will air the fight in the U.S. on Saturday night.

The 32-year-old Harrison, who was managed early in his career by famed trainer Emanuel Steward, had his fourth fight at the MotorCity Casino. His last fight in Detroit, though, was nearly a decade ago in the Cobo Center Ballroom.

Little Caesars Arena, home of the Red Wings and Pistons, has not had a boxing event and doesn’t have one on the calendar any time soon.

Claressa Shields warms up at the Downtown Boxing Gym, Wednesday, July 27, 2022 in Detroit. Promoters Carlos Llinas and Salita are pushing the sport in the Detroit area with a periodic series of bouts in smaller venues in hopes of bringing it back to the masses. Llinas and Salita each are aiming to promote several boxing cards this year. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

“There’s no support for fighters no more,” Harris told AP from Australia, wearing a Detroit Tigers baseball cap. “It should be the highest support for fighting because people from Detroit, they know how to do one thing and that’s fight. Inside the ring. Outside the ring. Fighting paycheck to paycheck, rent to rent.”

While Harrison has trained in Detroit at his own gym, he has been forced to go from coast to coast and other countries to compete. The fighter known as Superbad, a nickanme Steward gave him, handed Jermell Charlo his only loss and took his 154-pound title in New York in 2018, then lost the championship in Canada a year later in an 11-round rematch.

Once-great Detroit boxing scene is fighting to make a comeback to relevance

Once a boxing capital, Detroit is trying to get up off the mat. And fighting to make a comeback in the ring

“It’s so sad that Tony doesn’t have opportunities here because he’s an accomplished fighter,” said Jackie Kallen, who was Hearns’ publicist and managed former champion and Michigan native James Toney. “Hopefully, he will win this weekend to help put him on the map with more people.”

Joe Louis, a famed boxer who moved to the Motor City as a child, Sugar Ray Robinson and Hearns represented the city as world champions and are regarded as all-time greats. Fighters from around the world, including former heavyweight champions Joe Frazier and Wladimir Klitschko, were schooled by Detroit-based trainers Eddie Futch and Steward.

When Louis started his career in the late 1930s and boxed for more than a decade, Detroit had more than 1.5 million residents and was the fourth or fifth-largest city in the United States, a foundational cradle of the nation’s automaking industry. The fights at Olympia Stadium and Cobo Arena, where the Red Wings and Pistons once played, were legendary for decades.

By the time Hearns was done throwing his feared right hand in 2006, the city had taken so many blows of its own over the decades that its population was knocked out of the country’s top 20 towns.

These days, the city and the sport are fighting to get up off the mat. But boxing is still here, if at a smaller scale.

In addition to the low-level professional fights, the sport will draw more than 1,000 competitors on March 25 for a weeklong USA Boxing qualifer in a convention center just down the street from “The Fist,” the 24-foot bronze sculpture that honors Louis in downtown Detroit.

Boxing is also used as a vehicle to enrich the lives of children with after-school programs.

“It’s not the sport of boxing that keeps the kid off the street,” said Khali Sweeney, founder and CEO of the Downtown Boxing Gym. “It’s the connection that you make with the kid. Boxing is just the icebreaker.”

Harrison’s gym, Superbad Fitness, also fights for children in Detroit to give them an athletic, academic and social outlet to stay off the streets.

“For me, winning in life is helping other kids be successful in life,” Harrison said.

A pair of promoters, Carlos Llinas and Dmitriy Salita, are pushing the sport in the Detroit area with a periodic series of bouts in smaller venues in hopes of bringing it back to the masses.

“That’s definitely the ultimate goal, to be at Little Caesars and be able to fill that arena the way we fill this consistently,” Llinas said backstage at the MotorCity Casino. “That just goes to show that people are hungry for boxing. What it is going to take is that next superstar that will develop from this, I like to call it a farm league.”

Llinas and Salita each are aiming to promote several boxing cards this year.

“I really believe that Detroit could and should be one of the hubs of professional boxing in the United States,” said Salita, who also manages women’s world middleweight champion Claressa Shields of Flint, Michigan. “The state of Michigan and the city of Detroit has produced some of the greatest fighters in our sport. Greatest fighters, greatest trainers. There’s such a rich boxing culture here.”

#Detroit #boxing #motor city #Detroit Boxing Scene

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 1.7

Beer Birthdays

John Kress (1825)

John G. Schemm (1834)

Matthew Nunan (d. 1916, b. 1834)

Harry Schumacher (1969)

Daniel Llinas (1970)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Charles Addams; cartoonist (1912)

Albert Bierstadt; artist (1830)

Nicolas Cage; actor (1964)

Millard Fillmore; 13th U.S. President (1800)

Jean-Pierre Rampal; flutist (1922)

Famous Birthdays

Red Allen; jazz trumpeter (1906)

Nicholson Baker; writer (1957)

Sandra Bernhard; comedian (1955)

William Peter Blatty; screenwriter (1928)

David Caruso; actor (1956)

Tony Conogliaro; Boston Red Sox OF (1945)

Katie Couric; news anchor (1957)

Kenny Davern; clarinetist/saxophonist (1935)

Lyndsy Fonseca; actress (1987)

Vincent Gardenia; actor (1920)

Erin Gray; actor (1950)

James Harrington; English philosopher (1611)

William Hurlstone; English pianist, composer (1876)

Zora Neale Hurston; writer (1891)

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy; politician (1966)

Linda Kozlowski; actor (1958)

Kenny Loggins; pop musician (1948)

Robert Longo; artist (1953)

Mike McGear; musician, Paul McCartney's brother (1944)

Butterfly McQueen; actor (1911)

Thurman Munson; New York Yankees C (1947)

Sofi Oksanen; Finnish author (1977)

Charles Péguy; French philosopher (1873)

Francis Poulenc; composer, pianist (1899)

Maury Povich; television show host (1939)

Rand Paul; politician (1963)

Jeremy Renner; actor (1971)

Paul Revere; rock musician (1938)

Kathy Valentine; bass player (1959)

John E. Walker; English chemist (1941)

Jann Wenner; Rolling Stone magazine founder (1946)

Adolph Zukor; Hungarian-American film producer (1873)

#Birthdays

[saraxdm]

Andrés Llinas 😽✨

#colombia #millonarios #futbol #football #bogotá

[laliofficial]

#lali esposito #lali #veronica llinas #el fin del amor

[ramonllinasvila]

muchas gracias !!!

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[deadlinecom]