#pep ferrer

[docpiplup]

A new upcoming film, Un cel de plom (2023)

@asongofstarkandtargaryen

On April 28, Un cel de plom (Ashes in the Sky), the first fiction film by Miquel Romans that tells the life of Neus Català, one of the last survivors of the Ravensbrück Nazi extermination camp, will be released in theaters. Nausicaa Bonnín (Tres díascon la familia, La luz de Elna) puts herself in the shoes of the historic woman in a free adaptation of the homonymous book by Carme Martí (Amsterdam Publishing House, 2012), specifically in one of its episodes, in the which narrates the return home of this activist in the anti-fascist struggle and a reference to the French resistance.

«This is a story of overcoming, of absences and of struggle for memory, a story of women fighters and dreamers. Neus died in April 2019 at the age of 103 and this film wants to be a tribute to her”, explains Romans, who makes his feature film debut with this film that will have its world premiere on the day April 22 as a film in competition in the Official Section of the BCN Film Fest 2023.

Catalá was born in 1915 in Guiamets. Once the Civil War broke out, she worked in defense of the Republic as a nurse, and finally crossed the border with France along with 180 boys and girls from one of Negrín's colonies. There she joined the Resistance, together with her husband, Albert Roger. Her militancy ended in detention and torture in Limoges prison and she was finally deported in 1944 to the Ravensbrück women's extermination camp. From Ravensbrück she was transferred to the Holleischen labor camp (Czechoslovakia), where she joined a group of women who sabotaged the bullet production factory where the Nazis made them work. They were known as El Comando de Gandulas.

In 1945, with the liberation of the Nazi camps, Neus Català returns to France after being imprisoned by the German army. As she recovers her life in freedom, she recalls the events of when she formed part of El Comando de Gandulas. But the true resistance of Neus Català begins now: the fight for memory.

Cast: Nausicaa Bonnín, Rachel Lascar, Roger Batalla, Iria del Río, Natalia Barrientos, Paula Vélez, Laura Conejero, Quitterie Picamoles, Pep Ferrer, Daniel Horvath, Christiane Dollmann and Fernando Corral.

• Screenplay: Miquel Romans, Lydia Zimmermann

• Photography: Marc Zumbach

• Production: Miquel Romans

Un cel de plom is produced by Principal 2 Films and Comando de Gandulas AIE in co-production with TV3, with the participation of Aragón TV and the support of the ICEC. Filmax will distribute it in theaters.

#un cel de plom #period dramas #upcoming films #nausicaa bonnin #rachel lascar #roger batalla #iria del río #natalia barrientos #paula vélez #laura conejero #quitterie picamoles #pep ferrer #daniel horvath #christiane dollman #fernando corral #miquel romans

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ESPERANDO A DALÍ (Soñar, en tiempos difíciles)

Esperando a Dalí Año: 2023 Duración: 114 min. País: España Dirección y guion: David Pujol Reparto: José García, Ivan Massagué,Clara Ponsot, Nicolás Cazalé, Pol López, Paco Tous, José Angel Egido, Vicky Peña, Pep Cruz, Alberto Lozano, Francesc Ferrer Música: Pascal Comelade Fotografía: Román Martínez de Bujo FishCorb Films, Arlong Productions, Embankment Films Género:…

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The Argentine is the GREATEST ever in history by far according to countless legends, players, fans, managers, and even his opposition does not fear to praise him as one of ‘THE TOUGHEST’.

#quotes on leo messi #pep guardiola on messi #diego simeone on messi #jurgen klopp on messi #jose mourinho on messi #thiago alcantra on messi #samuel eto'o on messi #tata martino on messi #johan cruyff on messi #neymar on messi #arsene wenger on messi #mascherano on messi #romario on messi #maradona on messi #pele on messi #albert ferrer on messi #pique on messi #john terry on messi #fabio capello on messi #mario gomez on messi #adriano galliani on messi

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La Teranyina d’Agatha Christie

El pasado viernes asistimos a la representación de #LaTeranyina en el @teatredelraval, os contamos que nos pareció #teatre #teatredelraval #adaptación #ÁgathaChristie

La Teranyina es una obra de teatro que, actualmente, podemos ver en el Teatre del Raval; es una adaptación de una novela escrita por Agatha Christie, la única comedia que une humor, misterio y suspense en un mismo escenario. La obra está completamente interpretada en catalán, con una duración de 120 minutos sin intermedio, los cuales pasan volando. Todo empieza en la casa de Clarissa, la esposa…

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#Agatha Christie #Angel Amazares #Berton Fernandez #Carlos Briones #Cristina Brondo #Eduard Benito #Empar lópez #La teranyina #Mar Ferrer #Muntsa Tur #Pep Martinez #Sergio alfonso #Teatre del Raval

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TOGETHER AGAIN SPOILERS

A thread of lore, Easter eggs, episode connections, and background details from Adventure Time: Distant Lands: Together Again! Let me know if I missed anything! This is adapted from my original Twitter thread.

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1. I was expecting them to perhaps do a classic style title sequence for this episode, but I wasn't expecting them to straight up use the original title sequence. The only difference is this final screen saying "Distant Lands".

2. The background of the title cards is also the hill from the title sequence.

3. The ice cream having "50 flavours" and having an image of an enlightened soul is an obvious reference to the 50th Dead World as we see it later in the episode.

4. Continuing with the metaphor, the dirt in the ice cream could be a parallel to the fact that Jake's Nirvana actually wasn't perfect, because his inaction was allowing for injustice to perpetuate.

5. This whole scene feels immediately slightly off. Finn has his Scarlet sword and is out on a classic Ice King adventure, but he speaks in his grown voice and all the slang feels much more forced than it did in the real season one. Turns out this was deliberate.

6. The snow golem speaks with a baby voice like it did in the pilot episode, even though in canon it has a deeper voice. This further hints that something is not quite right.

7. The first major break in continuity is these snow golems resembling Uncle Gumbald and Peace Master, who Finn didn't meet until later in his life.

8. LSP sitting on Finn's head like this is reminiscent of Pen Ward's piece for the 2018 Ble crew zine.

9. Finn being given the choice of helping somebody but ending up helping everybody reminds me of "Memories of Boom Boom Mountain". It's the kind of resolution that wouldn't happen so much in the late seasons of the show, which helps make this scene feel even further out of place.

10. Jake is half frozen by Ice King in pretty much the exact same way as he was in "Prisoners of Love", and even has a very similar line.

11. The Snail is seen here. The crew have said that the Snail has been deliberately left out of previous Distant Lands specials, so its placement here is another very deliberate hint that this whole sequence is "trying too hard" to be like the early seasons.

12. The book "Mind Games" appears a couple of times, as seen in several previous episodes of Adventure Time. The first is as Finn is approaching the library in his dream. It also appears as one of the items in Finn's backpack later.

13. Jake is hurt when Finn fist bumps him with his metal arm, revealing that this scene is not real. This is also a callback to the title sequences of "Islands" and "Elements".

14. A whole bunch of familiar skeletons are seen in the bird's nest: Dirt Beer Guy, Abracadaniel, Me-Mow, Lemongrab, Mr. Pig, and the Snail again. This doesn't necessarily mean that all these characters are dead, since this scene is just a hallucination.

15. Old Man Finn! He's still got the chest tattoo of Jake, and this time we know that Jake is dead, so the theory that Jake died before "Obsidian" seems pretty likely. He looks similar to his old man design from "Puhoy", with the same facial hair.

16. There are several cameos of familiar characters who apparently died at the same time as Finn. The first is this duck, who previously appeared in "Ocarina".

17. The second is Donny, from the episode... uh, "Donny".

18. This goblin guy is an unnamed background character from “The Silent King”.

19. This old lady first appeared in "The Enchiridion", way back in season one. Old ladies are a species in the Land of Ooo, so I guess she wasn't actually very old back then, given she just about outlived Finn.

20. This is the cobbler who first appears in "His Hero". Amazing that he lived so long given all the trouble he got into in that episode.

21. Land of the Dead! This place was first seen in season two's "Death in Bloom", and now we are finally learning its actual purpose. It's a sort of gateway and hub to all of the other dead worlds.

22. There are some more minor cameos at the gates: a house person from "Donny", a soft person from "Gut Grinder", and a wood person from "When Wedding Bells Thaw". And, of course, the gate guardian himself from “Death in Bloom”.

23. Finn completely ignores the gate guardian in the same way he did in Death in Bloom. This also has the convenient effect of not having to reveal how Finn died, leaving it up to the audience's imagination.

24. Mr. Fox! We already knew he would die at some point because BMO had his skull in the finale.

25. Finn has his design from the first Distant Lands poster in this scene. Turns out it's young Finn in old Finn's clothes. But they gave him a shirt in the poster so you wouldn't be able to see the tattoo.

26. The clapping that Finn does while he's looking for Jake is a callback to "James Baxter the Horse", when Jake tells Finn to listen for that same rhythm if they are killed and need to find each other in the afterlife.

27. Mr. Fox talks about a "past life quotient", suggesting that there might be some kind of limit to how many times somebody can reincarnate. Finn's reincarnations are also seen in this scene; a callback to "The Vault", and confirmation that reincarnations share the same soul.

28. Boobafina, the goose who Mr. Fox was in love with in his debut episode “Storytelling”, apparently reincarnated into a tugboat. We've already seen that objects can have souls in the episode "Ghost Fly".

29. Finn is initially assigned to the 37th Dead World, which is the same one that Jake went to when he died in "Sons of Mars". We can only guess at what the other numbers on the ticket mean ;)

30. Tiffany! Despite several lucky escapes throughout his life, Tiffany has finally died. I like the use of this imagery to express Finn's conflicted feelings about him.

31. The 50th Dead World has long been established as the "highest" dead world, and the one synonymous with Heaven within Adventure Time's universe. It was first mentioned in "Ghost Princess" back in season three.

32. It's unclear what happens to souls which are destroyed within the dead worlds. It is a similar question to asking what happened to the ghosts that were killed in "Ghost Fly".

33. Death doesn't speak at all in Together Again because his voice actor, Miguel Ferrer, passed away in 2017 long before production began.

34. Finn phases through New Death when he tries to attack him, just like what happened way back in "Death in Bloom".

35. The 30th Dead World contains Tree Trunks as well as many of her love interests; Mr. Pig, her alien husband from "High Strangeness", Danny and Randy who first appeared in "Apple Wedding", and several more who we don't recognise, including at least one who presents as a woman.

36. Literally yelled when these two showed up. Joshua calls Finn a crybaby, which is a callback to "Dad's Dungeon".

37. The wall of weapons in Joshua and Margaret's house includes the iconic Demon Blood Sword, which was broken in "Play Date", as well as Margaret's auto-loading crossbow from "Joshua & Margaret Investigations".

38. Jermaine is sidelined a few times through the episode, in reference to his attitude in "Jermaine" where he feels that Finn and Jake were always their parents' favourites. I would have hoped things would be a bit better by now.

39. Fern gets name dropped while Finn and Jake are reuniting. A shame he doesn't actually show up in the episode.

40. In this scene, Finn says "What time is it?" This is a very subtle reference to the 2010 cartoon "Adventure Time".

41. In a couple of shots during this fight scene it looks like Jake might have a tattoo. It seems like it only becomes visible when he stretches out his arm.

42. New Death's amulet in this scene resembles parts of the Lich's cape, foreshadowing his influence on New Death.

43. There are several more cameos in the 50th Dead World: Booshy from "High Strangeness", one of the Marshmallow Kids from "Scamps", and Ghost Princess and Clarence, who were seen ascending to the 50th Dead World in "Ghost Princess".

44. Finn didn't interact with Booshy in "High Strangeness", but it seems they must have met at some point before they both died because Finn knows his name.

45. It seems like people in the 1st Dead World are slowly melted away until they become part of the landscape. Nasty.

46. Lots more cameos in this scene: a gnome from "Power Animal", a gnome from "The Enchiridion", a Bath Boy from "The Vault", Blagertha from "Love Games", Maja the Sky Witch, a troll from "Dungeon", Chocoberry, Choose Goose, Wyatt, a spiky person from "Gut Grinder", and possibly more.

47. Tiffany's insults are consistently nonsensical and amazing, as they were in the original series.

48. The Candy Kingdom looks extremely different. Peppermint Butler is wearing the crown so he might be in charge now, which is supported by the kingdom's very magical-looking augmentations. It’s not clear whether Finn and Jake were expecting to find Princess Bubblegum or Peppermint Butler, since both have the initials “PB” and both could be going by the title of “Princess”. Perhaps Peps and Bubblegum share the princess duties now that PB is living with Marceline more of the time.

49. Peppermint Butler has a "Boss" mug, although it's not the same colour as the one from "Obsidian".

50. Jake's ghost has the same design as he did when BMO killed him in "Ghost Fly". I also absolutely love Finn's ghost. This scene establishes that ghosts are just visitors to the mortal plane from the dead worlds.

51. Life has only appeared in animated shorts before now. Namely, "The Gift That Reaps Giving" which establishes her relationship with Death, and "Frog Seasons: Winter". This episode gives her a concrete place within Adventure Time's pantheon: she is in charge of reincarnation.

52. A translation of Life’s angry French dialogue by Shado: “After all I did for that boy. After all I did for him. No, it's not possible. It's not possible no, that... that makes me so mad but it's not possible.”

53. We finally have in-universe confirmation that Shoko's tiger is a previous life of Jake. This was previously confirmed by one of the writers, but wasn't canon until now.

54. I feel like Finn pulled off Shoko's look even better than Shoko did. I wonder whether Finn has gained the memories of his past lives now that he’s dead.

55. No Easter egg here, just want to appreciate this image.

56. There is an elemental symbol on the wall here, as seen in "Jelly Beans Have Power".

57. Tiffany's dramatic internal monologue is a recurring gag, as is his habit of nearly dying from falling into holes.

58. The Jake suit makes a cameo in the fight against New Death. It was last seen in the episode "Reboot”.

59. Finn's backpack contains a few familiar items: the t-shirt with the pocket from "It Came from the Nightosphere", Finn's underwear from "Little Dude" and other episodes, and a copy of Mind Games as I've already mentioned.

60. The Lich's Hand is present in the background of Death's... death scene. This is probably the unseen "friend" who New Death keeps talking about.

61. The Lich's menacing monologues often begin with a single command. Previously they have included "Fall" and "Stop". This time, the command is "Burn".

62. Jake uses the word "boingloings", which is a callback all the way to "Hitman" in the third season.

63. Jake's blue shape-shifter form from "Abstract" appears very briefly during his fight with Finn.

64. Finn's lumpy space person form also makes an appearance. This design was last seen all the way back in the second episode of the entire show, "Trouble in Lumpy Space".

65. Jake steps on the Lich's hand in a very similar way to how he stepped on Ash in "Memory of a Memory", which is itself a Monty Python reference.

66. The credits include a dedication to a few AT cast and crew who have passed away. Polly Lou Livingston was the voice of Tree Trunks. Miguel Ferrer was the voice of Death. Michel Lyman and Maureen Mlynarczyk were both sheet timers on the original series. Rest in peace.

67. The message that Finn and Jake write out on the ouija board is "BUTT", which Peppermint Butler takes as a distress signal. This message is also used as a distress signal by the Hot Dog Knights in "The Limit".

68. Peppermint Butler's reversed dialogue from the scene where he makes contact with Finn and Jake is "Kee-Oth Rama Pancake", the spell from “Dad's Dungeon” for banishing demons.

69. That appears to be President Porpoise with all of Tree Trunks’ other lovers.

70. In this scene, Life is humming part of "Lonely Bones", the song which Death tried to record for her in her debut short "The Gift That Reaps Giving". It's hard to notice because it's so brief.

71. Finn and Jake's cover is blown while in the Land of the Dead because Jake loudly farts, which also happened in "Death in Bloom".

72. The place where Mr. Fox explains the perception mechanics of the afterlife is the exact same location as the River of Forgetfulness from "Death in Bloom", which, as it turns out, was imaginary.

These are sort of out of order at the end because I was adding stuff to the Twitter thread as it got discovered. That’s all for now!

#adventure time #together again #finn the human #jake the dog #lorepost

[aristocratslog]

POOR SAILOR from Victor Carrey on Vimeo.

Short Film, 2015

This is a short film I shot in 2015.

Directed by VICTOR CARREY Based on "Poor Sailor" by SAMMY HARKHAM

A ESCAC FILMS production

CAST: Tatín Revenga, Manuel Manquiña, Maria Rivera, James Giblin, Hugo Cortés, Antoni Llorca, Pep Rosés, Ricard Gómez, Chus Leiva, Norberto Morán, José Luis Climent, Laia Serra, Marta Olivella, Cristian Aquino, Karl Lawrence, Sergio Blaya, Fermín Galán, Agost Alustiza Producers: Lita Roig, Sergi Casamitjana Line Producer: Carles Cambres Cinematography: Bet Rourich Production Designer: Anna Pujol Tauler Stylist: Ester Palaudàries, Vinyet Escobar Sound: Agost Alustiza 1st AD: Anna Jorquera, Daniel J. De Ventrosa Focus puller: Patricia Torres, Alba Alarcón, Maria Parés Camera ass: Sofi Perez-Portabella, Arnau Mata Gaffer: Leo Calzoni Best Boy: Lluis Maymó Sparks: Ferran Serra, Marc Romeu, Enric Miranda, Carlos Rigo, Dani Jareño, Juli Carné, Albert Bada, Marc Llusià, Maria Codina, Thais Català Editor: Martí Roca Music: Rauelsson, Jaume Sisa Script: Helena Mariño, Aina Seguí Make Up: Danae Gatell Head of Production: Janna Thamers Coord. Production: Cristina Tapia Prod. Assistants: Armando J. Ríos, Xavi Toll, Yaiza Navarro Aux. Production: Oscar Perez, Ona Martinez, Txetxu Garcia, David Barreda, Raul Arranz, Franki ALarcon, Carlos Solano, Miquel Calvo, Nacho Sanchez, Bety Fortuny Art director ass: Iris Santamaria Ambientadoras: Alba Bravo, Lorena Tapia Atrezzista: Laia Serra Ass. Rodaje: Cristina Hontilluelo Aux. rodaje: Teresa Caballero Atrezz. montaje: Pep Oliver, Oscar Hernandez, Manel Domenech, Juan ANtonio Santos FX: Bernat Puig Stylist Assistant: Laia Pajares Microfonistas: Idoia Iñarritu, Gerard Tarrega, Roc Codó, Cora Delgado

Medina del Campo Unit: 1st AD: Rodrigo Molleda DOP: Gina Ferrer Head of Production: Lucia Miret Prod. Assistant: Primavera Ruiz Prod. Assistants: Cecilia M. Ruiz, Rachel Chantada Focus Puller: Arnau Mata Aux. Camera: Diego Comendador Make Up: Cristina Fernandez Sound: Lin Chang Colorist: Xavi Santolaya Postproduction house: Lastcrit Sound mix: Dani Zacarías FX Supervisor: Alex Villagrasa, Laura Pedro FX compositors: Real Flow, Txetxu de la Portilla, Ione Monroy, Raquel Enriquez, Nico Zarza

[amazingarchitecturewebsite]

Bosc d’en Pep Ferrer: A private house in Formentera Island, #Spain by Marià Castelló Martínez. Bosc d'en Pep Ferrer is the traditional toponym of a large plot located next to the beach of Migjorn, on the south coast of the island of Formentera. This territory has a place that unleashes the desire to inhabit an oneiric view, where the horizon is only cut by the beautiful silhouette of the Pi des Català Tower, built in 1763. Read more: Link in bio! Architecture firm: @mcastello_arch Marià Castelló Martínez Photography: Marià Castelló Martínez #casa #formentera #архитектура www.amazingarchitecture.com ✔ A collection of the best contemporary architecture to inspire you. #design #architecture #amazingarchitecture #architect #arquitectura #luxury #realestate #life #cute #architettura #interiordesign #photooftheday #love #travel #construction #furniture #instagood #fashion #beautiful #archilovers #home #house ‎#amazing #picoftheday #architecturephotography ‎#معماری (Playa De Migjorn, Formentera) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHqWx78FFEn/?igshid=tz0lqijk5s67

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Bosc d’en Pep Ferrer, Formentera Island, Spain by Marià Castelló Architecture | 📷 Marià Castelló Martínez

#interior design #architecture #interiors #interior #interiordesign #decoration #design #decor #furniture #fineinteriors #formentera

[ellemant]

Usually Sophie Ferrer didn't mind showing up to the “refresher” sessions Nicky Holmes liked to hold at the San Myshuno Theatre every other week. His musical was weeks past opening night and it had been a wild success, with sold out performances for every show and overwhelmingly favorable critical reviews. So his refresher sessions weren’t exactly rehearsals- the grueling rehearsal process before opening night was long over- but more for his key performers to stay fresh and keep up the energy level that came naturally on opening night. No one was expected to remain for very long and most just waited for him to arrive and give his bi-weekly pep talk.

Sophie liked chatting with her fellow cast members and she enjoyed feeling connected outside of actual performances but on this cold rainy morning, she entered the theatre with dread. 

She’d come to a decision. 

She’d ended her engagement with Nicky Holmes and now she was going to quit his show altogether.

#ts4 #the sims 4 #ts4 story #autumnssonata

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Real Madrid Castilla - UD Poblense 1:1

scorers: 1:0, Latasa 21'

1:1, Jurado 58'

Real Madrid Castilla: Fuidias; Santos, Gila, Ramon, Retu; Sintes, Dotor, Gelabert; Kenneth (59' Peter), Vallejo (72' Aranda), Latasa

UD Poblense: Imanol; Mateo, Calonge, Jaime (88' Ferrer), Lucas; Pep Vidal, Alvaro, Moreno (76' Victor); Aitor (88' Damia), Peque (76' Alberto), Jurado (65' Benitez)

#Real Madrid Castilla #UD Poblense #La Liga #Real Madrid Castilla results

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marià castelló martínez - bosc d’en pep ferrer, formentera, spain, 2017 foto: marià castelló martínez

#architecture #spain

[finearchitecture]

Bosc d’en Pep Ferrer, #Formentera Island, Spain by @mcastello_arch | 📷 Marià Castelló Martínez #finearchitecture #fineinteriors #interiorsmagazine #interiors #interiordesign #architecture #decoration #interior #loft #design #architecturephotography #luxury #homedecor #art #decor #inspiration #blogger #photooftheday #lifestyle #travel #archilovers #photography #arte #interiordecorating #furniture #mansion #home #house https://www.instagram.com/p/B3KrzSBhEeM/?igshid=ubkuolwrx3yb

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[lacoladevaca]

Pep

Pep nunca habla alemán en la intimidad. Se lo reserva para las ruedas de prensa. Pep era un cinco, organizador por delante de la defensa y su pelo oscuro cautivaba a los esperanzados herederos de Julio Alberto y Calderé. Vaya sí que lo logró, Alfonso Arús vestido de Baquero en Força Barça mientras celebramos el gol al Kaiserlaurten. Víctor Muñoz que abandona la Sampdoria para salvar al Zaragoza de la peste de Maneiro. Ya apuntaba Pep maneras. Jugaban con tres defensas, Koeman y Ferrer. Juan Carlos a veces, pero sonaba demasiado Borbón. Johan entre chupachups y pitillo fichó a Pablo Alfaro pero es que no daba para el puesto. Pep se rascaba la coronilla y le decía su madre: “Deja que te harás agujero”. Agujero en la memoria, como la que uso para escribir esto, Pep, no tendría mérito buscar contradicciones en la red. Pep se sentaba en una banqueta en una librería de Zaragoza y a su alrededor todos sentían que se transmutaban de regionalistas de izquierdas a soberanistas del este. Miguel Pardeza ya había escrito algún relato y traía el pelo escaso de casa. Pep ganó la medalla de oro en las Olimpiadas y se reía en la parte de atrás del autobús con Clemente por poner a Salinas de delantero. 

“No se la pasaré a Quique Estebaranz por nada del mundo...se lo digo así, Míster”. Todos los que reciben el tratamiento de Míster caerán en desgracia al cruzar la puerta de los cielos. El que más, Ángel Cappa. Con K queda todo un poco mejor. Nandrolona e independencia. Pero el que no respeta la democracia eres tú...sacar puros y urnas y luego cobrar los euros cubiertos de nafta. “Ven aquí, Josep, que te pongo bien el agal”, le dice Xavi al Míster. Dos ligas en Tenerife y dos lacitos, el último bajo el abrigo para que no le pongan más multas.

 Por lo menos Pep aguantó el nombre desde el principio, no como mi Narcís Juliá o mi Robert Fernández. Todos los cromos mienten menos del de Chapi Ferrer. Pep podría ganar más dinero colocado de ministro de educación y deporte en la república pero es generoso y le cede el carguico a su hermana. Cómo organiza Pep, foulard y pantalón pitillo, pegado a la raya, pidiéndole un autógrafo a Maradona. Dice Bernardo Schuster que no verá la final de la Copa del Rey porque van a pitar el himno de España. Pep se escandaliza y si tú no lo haces vendrá por la noche Shakira a por ti. Ya te gustaría. Ya te probarás, como de mearte en la cama.

Octavio Gómez Milián

#pep guardiola fútbol

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Cavalier Bob

Yep, I’m a Lehman grad

A Lehman alumni

And Always a Cav!

Had to borrow the above photo

And the original Cavalier logo

“Cause that’s all I have.

I was at the homecoming game on a 2019 October Friday night.

And I saw a dude...duded-up as  whom I call “Cavalier Bob”

On the sidelines of the Sidney Memorial Stadium field

Posing with the homecoming queen..oh what a sight.

It reminds of the original 1950s Cavalier drawing

Dating back to the Piqua Catholic High School era

Depicting Jose Ferrer as Cyrano de Bergerac

Back when I went to Lehman in the early 1970s

The only Catholic high school left in the Upper Miami Valley area.

I remember a big huge dude with a slightly sluury voice

With a bald head

Shouting at the team at the pep rally:

“WHO WE GONNA BEAT???”

The voice was that of Bob Heil, Lehman’s first football coach

Who also coached at the former Piqua High

When it done merged up with SIdney Holy Angels

On July 1st of 1970...a memory so neat, awesome and sweet.

Bob Heil’s coaching skills likened him with that of Knute Rockne

Though I myself struggled academically, financially and socially

I made many freinds there over time..though at first it was tough

But forty years later some of the classmates that bullied me

Later matured over time as I did

But eventually I forgave them

And are now some of my closest freinds.

I’m proud to be #Always a Cavalier

Though I wasn’t able to afford to send my own sons there

Coach Heil’s memory inspred me that homecoming night

To name the new mascot on facebook “Cavalier Bob”

May the Cavs revert back to their glorious football might!

May Bob Heil’s spirit live on.

“WHO WE GONNA BEAT???

WHO?

WHO?

WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO TO ‘EM? “

IN MEMORIAM:

ROBERT L. “COACH” HEIL

(1931-2006)

JML  10/20/19

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This House in Formentera is a Masterpiece of Modern, Organic Architecture

Tucked away in scenic rustic surroundings, on the south coast of Formentera, this contemporary, minimalist house not only blends seamlessly into the landscape, but becomes part of it.

Called Bosc d’en Pep Ferrer, the project is a brainchild of Spanish architecture firm Marià Castelló Martínez and consists of three perfectly geometric modules, whose interplay of colors, shapes, and materials makes them look and feel like extensions of the surrounding environment. The lower levels are partially carved out in the existing rock, while pine and fir wood along with crushed gravel from the excavation feature throughout.

Photography: Marià Castelló Martínez

#minimalist design #architecture #house #design #interior design #landscape #nature #villas #formentera #countryside #country retreats #balearic islands #spain

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Bosc d’en Pep Ferrer, Formentera, Spain by Marià Castelló Martínez Designs

Bosc d’en Pep Ferrer, Formentera, Spain by Marià Castelló Martínez Designs

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