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foxes-that-run · 6 months

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2018 Haylor Timeline

Timeline Tag, or years 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024..

1 January - Harry in Palm Springs, Saturn jumper. Karlie Kloss posts swish swish basketball (Katy Perry Taylor diss track)

4 January - reports camille met Harry's family

11 January - End Game video released - Haylor references galore. Joe in Italy.

13-22 January - Harry wrote Fine line: "Fine Line" I wrote [during] a gap in the tour. It was January 2018 and I was at my friend Tom's house. Harry was seen in la in the last 2 weeks.

22 January - Harry in LA with Camille from 13th to 29th

21 January - Taylor in Italy, Harry in NYC 25th

26 January - Harry performs at Fleetwood Mac person of year, Xander there

18 February - Taylor in LA Repu-hersal, Taylor in Big Sur on 28th

18 - 24 February - Harry in on 18th and 24th London

4 March - Harry shot the Gucci Campaign with the chicken in St Albans, England

10 March - Taylor and Joe hike with Joe in dark jeans and Nikes in Malibu

11 March - Live on tour starts again in Switzerland, Anna and Medicine played live for the first time and added to the rest of the tour setlist.

10 April Harry in London

13 April - Taylor releases Earth, Wind, Fire cover with 28 September. It accompanied Delicate vertical video the original release said is ““Taylor says that she chose ‘September’ for sentimental reasons. She’s always loved the classic tune by Earth, Wind & Fire, and notes that the month of September is especially meaningful to one of her relationships.” - Spotify” the ‘one of relationships’ part is later edited out of the Spotify press release!

21 April - Taylor posts video thanking fans for responding to Babe, she wore the Evil Eye ring that appeared in Rep.

23 April - Taylor has Robbie Williams on Rep and plays Angels.

5 May - Harry played a mystery melody before Two Ghosts

7 May- Joe and Taylor post photos with a cactus, kiwi vibes.

9 May - November Reputation tour, Joe at opening night

9 June Taylor plays Manchester the. Is not seen till the 16th, Joe and family there

15 June - Xander, his parents and Anne at Harry’s Phili show.

16 June - Harry was full of beans in Toronto and wore a pink jacket with snakes and cats with wings embroidered on. Taylor played HYGTG in Dublin, only time on Rep tour.

22 June - 2 days after a year since Robin passed Harry emotional performing Sweet Creature in New York. Taylor has Niall as guest in Wembley the same night, Niall wore a NYC shirt. Joe was this show. Harry performed Shania Twain's Still the One. Taylor referenced this suit in the Me! Video. Harry invested in the Calm App. Harry photographed with Max and Xander, he looks really sad. Rumour he was staying with Xander. Xander, Jeff, Maxwell, Tommy at show

28 June - Taylor performs Reputation secret session for AT&T in Chicago. When introducing new year day talks about 2 NYEs ago jumping into an icy pool, the version Taylor Nation had posted has only this speech cut out from the full video. (24:38) Harry unseen

30 June - Harry has a show in Chicago! Taylor unseen! This suit is one referenced in Me!

1 July - Harry energetic in St Paul, the Medicine recording and sang “running with you” not wolves in MMITH. Last Heart kiss till 2021 in Only Angel

3-4July - People reports Taylor and Joe 'frolic' in Turks and Caicos

14 July Taylor’s delicate basket malfunctioned and she played wildest dreams a cappella. Harry wore the “whos Jeff azanoff” shirt backstage, Xander there also.

18 July- live on tour ends

21 July - Taylor played Clean, first time since 2015. Rain show.

31 July - Harry and Camille break up. Harry pictured with Karlie Kloss on Yacht in Italy with Sunflowers.

1 August - Harry driving Maserati in Italy

4 August - only time CBBH played before 2023, never on red or 1989 tours, this 1 on rep and 2 Eras shows.

13 August- blind Taylor controlled joes socials

14 August - Reputation show in Tampa filmed for Miss Americana which shows Joe, he is only seen at this and the first show.

28 August - Joe looks angry walking with Taylor in London

2 September - Golden maybe recorded, Harry told rolling stone The first song written for Fine Line, on the second day of the sessions at Shangri-La Studios in Malibu. Photographed in yellow pants. At 41 mins in of the Zane interview he describes writing it as his favourite memory of making fine line.

21 September - blind that Joe was ‘picked for role of BF’ by professor

28 September - Taylor went to Favorite NYC premiere with Joe. Harry at dinner in London. Both wore red. Taylor played Wonderland as the Surprise song, one of 6 ever plays.

1 October - Harry lunch in La Xander

9 October - Harry arrived in Japan looking like jagger and japan Dec 18 - Jan 19

19 October - Taylor doesn’t go to Kk wedding

17-28 October - Harry in LA on 15 and la 26th

19 November - Taylor signs with republic records and posts about it

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21 November - last rep show which is in Tokyo. Plays emotional set of surprise songs are wildest dreams (1 of 3 times she played it on the Rep tour) and So it goes (one of 8 times it has ever been played live), dancing with our hands tied and I know places. Harry writes little freak in Tokyo and leaked ophelia (I feel ya) that refers to staring at her in Tokyo missing her and fantasising. Taylor posts about finishing tour, her last big machine records commitment

11 December - Taylor goes to goes joes movie premiere then next seen back in NY with Joe. Harry in LA 12th

25 December - Taylor spent christmas in a castle in Ireland

Continue in 2019

#Youtube #haylor #haylor timeline #taylor swift #harry styles #2018

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taylormereditholivia1989 · 3 months

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I am still so grateful that @taylorswift liked the post of me and my sister Kate during the Lover era! For sure the most surrealist thing that's ever happened!

We are finally seeing Taylor live this year!! We have dreamt of seeing her live since we were young (7 and 4 years old). Money has always been tight for us. Our Mum and Dad knew how much we really wanted to go to the Speak Now tour in Belfast but unfortunately could not make it happen. ❤️

By the time 1989 and reputation came to Dublin, I eagerly watched videos of the tours on YouTube and posted updates on my tumblr. However, by then my little sister Kate was seriously struggling and repeatedly hospitalised with the (then undiagnosed) and vert rare connective tissue disorder that is Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Kate unintentionally lost a significant of weight during these years and stopped getting nutrition from her food. We were terrified and didn't know what would happen.

We were born with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and Dysautonomia, but these were only diagnosed last year. 🦓🦓💛💛

I have dealt with my symptoms from my early teens. My sister Kate has struggled since childhood. This has made socialising and forming solid friendships impossible as we are typically too ill to meet up.

Kate has a knee operation coming up soon. I have kyphosis surgery. We don't yet know if this will be before or after the eras tour in June. We hope everything works out and we can see Taylor live to celebrate all the eras.

To see Taylor right in front of us at Dublin Night One still feels too good to be true. This is what we have been waiting for all these years. I can't wait to sing and dance with Taylor and thousands of other fans for one magical night. I can't wait to have the best evening ever with my parents and my sister. This is what Kate and I have spent hundreds of hours sitting around the fire, carefully analysing verses and discussing hidden meanings. 🔮

Kate and I use a wheelchair part time. We do, however, plan to stand during the eras concert in the front right with our parents for a once in a lifetime experience. We will wear our braces and keep our pain medication topped up. We will get through the night. We know laughs and memories from the tour will last us a lifetime. We have many more tests and examinations left to carry out, but no doubt your jams (especially the tortured poets department as well as future music you are probably already working on). 🤣

We most look forward to hearing the song marjorie live. We both cried when we first listened to it. Taylor describes her grandmother beautifully. We feel especially connected to our grandfather when we listen to this. We discovered a few months back that we inherited our rare genetic condition from our grandfather. He passed young as it went undiscovered. We believe listening to marjorie helps keep his memory alive because we think of him. 💙☀️

We are lucky to have Taylor's music as a form of therapy. We relate to her quirks and her awkward and lovable sense of humour. We genuinely believe Taylor is the funniest person to ever live and we are entranced by how she is so unapologetically herself. Being 5ft 10 and seeing Taylor in the media has really helped me to be more comfortable and accepting of my height and my overall appearance.

@taylorswift if you just so happen to see this post or catch a glimpse of our sequin dresses, curly hair and ever-glittery eye makeup on stage please know: Kate and I are beyond ecstatic to celebrate at your concert. We are going to sing and dance like we have always dreamed of doing. Please ignore our clicking knees and hips if you just so happen to hear them up on the stage. I can say with almost 99% certainty any clicking will be our 22 and 19 year old bodies just doing their thing lol. 🤣

P.S. We can't wait to see your extremely sparkly outfits, shoes and makeup (we really REALLY love glitter in case it wasn't already obvious!!) in person. We love how unhinged you are with sparkles!! 💜

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

- Anna (and the slightly more monotone but equally as funny, Kate). 🩷🩷

#taylorswift #the eras tour #midnights #the tortured poets department #dublin #ehlers danlos syndrome

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popentertainment-moviereviews · 5 months

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SALTBURN (2023)

Starring Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi, Rosamund Pike, Richard E. Grant, Alison Oliver, Archie Madekwe, Carey Mulligan, Paul Rhys, Ewan Mitchell, Lolly Adefope, Sadie Soverall, Millie Kent, Reece Shearsmith, Richie Cotterell, Millie Kent, Will Gibson, Tasha Lim, Aleah Aberdeen, Matthew Carver, Gabriel Bisset-Smith, Saga Spjuth-Säll, Glyn Grimstead and Paul Rhys.

Screenplay by Emerald Fennell.

Directed by Emerald Fennell.

Distributed by Metro Goldwyn Mayer. 131 minutes. Rated R.

Screened at the 2023 Philadelphia Film Festival.

Saltburn: PFF Closes With a Gem

For three consecutive years, the Philadelphia Film Festival has allocated some of its most coveted slots to vehicles that showcased Irish talent. In 2021, the festival’s opening night film was Belfast, the loosely autobiographical work, penned and directed by Kenneth Branagh. It recounted his childhood in Northern Ireland’s capital city. In 2022, the festival kicked off with The Banshees of Inisherin. The tale was set on a fictitious island in Galway Bay, off the western coast of Ireland. It starred the estimable duo of Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson as life-long friends, whose relationship becomes abruptly truncated. This year, in its 32nd edition, the festival’s closing night film was Saltburn. Dublin native, Barry Keoghan, is cast as the film’s protagonist.

Set in 2006, Saltburn is at once a jocular, albeit scathing, satire of the British ruling class and a psychological thriller. It centers on Oliver Quick (Keoghan), an incoming freshman at prestigious Oxford University. Unlike his posh classmates, Oliver hails from a modest background and is a socially maladroit dweeb. His parents are apparently addled with alcoholism and drug addiction. He has no siblings or other familial support to speak of. Oliver is an obvious candidate for ostracism by his more privileged peers.

In the film’s prologue, Oliver speaks retroactively of the ambivalent, tortured, and unrequited feelings that he had harbored for Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi). Felix is a strikingly handsome alpha male, whose family boasts a centuries-old aristocratic pedigree. Felix is accustomed to people fawning over him. In particular, wherever he goes, he is avidly pursued by a bevy of pulchritudinous coeds. Meanwhile, Felix remains totally oblivious to Oliver’s homoerotic longings for him.

The two lads meet serendipitously, when Jacob experiences a flat tire on his bicycle. He is distressed by the prospect of being tardy for a meeting with his new faculty advisor. As Oliver rides past, he notices Felix’s predicament. Oliver veers from the pathway and graciously offers to lend his own bicycle to help the immobilized stranger. Felix expresses his deep-seated gratitude.

Felix defies audience expectations, when he actually takes pains to incorporate Oliver into his elite social clique. As summer break beckons, Felix magnanimously invites Oliver to sojourn at his family home, the eponymous Saltburn. It turns out that the family residence is a sprawling Medieval castle from a bygone era. Drayton House, an edifice situated in Northamptonshire, afforded an ideal site for location shooting. Construction of the spectacularly opulent estate began around 1300 and was repeatedly revised thereafter. Shortly after the house was erected, the original owner of the magnificent structure was issued a license to build ramparts and crenellations as part of a protective wall around the residence.

When Felix gives a tour of the estate to Oliver, he parenthetically references family lore. As a vestige of a tryst that the notoriously licentious Henry VII once had while visiting the estate, the monarch’s desiccated seminiferous fluids are reputed to remain embedded in the mattress in one of the guest rooms. Imagine living in a home with such a juicy historical tidbit attached to it.

Oliver soon meets the residents of Saltburn, a menagerie of well-drawn and altogether eccentric characters. Felix’s immediate family consists of his mother, Elsbeth (Rosamund Pike); his father, Sir James (Richard E. Grant); and his sister, Venetia (Alison Oliver). They are augmented by Felix’s snide biracial cousin, Farleigh Start (Archie Madekwe), who also matriculates at Oxford, and a non-family hanger-on, literally known as "Poor Dear" Pamela (Carey Mulligan). All of the thespians convincingly embody the solipsistic sense of entitlement that is routinely exhibited by upper-class British twits.

However, ultimately it is Keoghan, who delivers a particularly delicious performance that anchors the film. He adroitly captures the evolution of his screen character over the course of the film’s protracted narrative trajectory. Last year, Keoghan as well as his cast-mate, Brendan Gleeson, each scored a supporting Oscar nomination for their respective roles in the aforementioned The Banshees of Inisherin. Keoghan portrayed a cognitively impaired villager in the film. Here, Keoghan demonstrates his versatility, while enlivening a far different role. He establishes that he is capable of carrying a feature film as its lead.

Saltburn is the sophomore venture of Emerald Fennell. In 2020, she made a successful transition from actor/showrunner to screenwriter/director/co-producer with her debut feature, Promising Young Woman. The film generated an Oscar for Fennell’s Best Original Screenplay along with nominations culled for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress (Carey Mulligan, who as noted plays a juicy supporting role in Saltburn), and Best Editing. Here, Fennell shows impressive growth as a filmmaker. Her screenplay is chocked full of plot twists and apt metaphorical constructs. Fennell makes efficacious use of dramatic foreshadowing and misdirection. Following a faux denouement, Fennell uses a double epilogue to mount a startling montage of events, juxtaposed with a memorable true finale. In her role as director, Fennell evokes strong performances from her entire ensemble cast and handles the film’s frequent tonal shifts with dexterity.

The production values of Saltburn are superb. Cinematographer, Linus Sandgren (La La Land), makes adroit use of light, mirrors, and reflections to fashion a litany of mindboggling images. His use of a 1:33:1 aspect ratio creates the sensation that the viewer is a voyeur, who is surreptitiously spying on the most intimate machinations of the film’s onscreen characters. The editing by Victoria Boydell keeps the pacing taut and the audience guessing what will transpire next. The evocative score by Anthony Willis (M3gan) provides an excellent complement to the visual text of the film. The choice of period pop hits buttresses the film’s sense of time and place.

For all my enthusiasm for Saltburn, I would be remiss if I did not provide a caveat to prospective viewers. The film includes explicit dialogue as well as repeated depictions of drug use and decidedly twisted psychosexual expression. One vignette involves a libertine, who is ruefully disparaged as “sexually incontinent,” and her liaison with an accommodating paramour. Another scene depicts more “mundane” intercourse. These carnal interludes are not gratuitously ribald. Instead, they capture the sublimated urges of various screen characters as well as the intolerant deprecations of their more priggish detractors.

After appearing at the Philadelphia Film Festival, both Belfast and The Banshees of Inisherin each went on to accrue a plethora of Academy Award nominations as well as other accolades. Although Saltburn is a far more polarizing film, it is richly deserving of similar recognition.

Nathan Lerner was a syndicated Film Critic for the Montgomery Newspapers Chain and its corporate successors for twenty years. He welcomes feedback at [email protected].

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#Saltburn #2023 #Movie Review #Barry Keoghan #Jacob Elordi #Nathan Lerner #Philadelphia Film Festival #PFF32 #Youtube

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blueheartbookclub · 3 months

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"Navigating the Labyrinth: James Joyce's Ulysses and the Odyssey of the Human Mind"

James Joyce's "Ulysses" stands as a formidable literary labyrinth, a narrative tour de force that immerses readers in the intricate complexities of the human experience. Published in 1922, this modernist masterpiece has carved a unique niche in the literary landscape, challenging and captivating readers with its avant-garde style and profound exploration of the ordinary. In "Ulysses," Joyce transforms a single day in the life of three characters—Stephen Dedalus, Leopold Bloom, and Molly Bloom—into an epic journey through the streets of Dublin, mirroring the structure of Homer's "Odyssey."

The novel unfolds with a linguistic prowess that is both daunting and exhilarating. Joyce's stream-of-consciousness technique weaves a tapestry of thoughts, memories, and sensory impressions, capturing the ever-shifting landscapes of the characters' minds. The use of multiple narrative styles, rich symbolism, and a kaleidoscope of allusions creates a literary symphony that challenges traditional notions of storytelling. "Ulysses" is not merely a novel; it is an immersive experience that demands active engagement from the reader.

Joyce's audacious experimentations with language are mirrored in his deep exploration of the mundane aspects of daily life. The seemingly trivial events of June 16, 1904, become a canvas on which Joyce paints a vivid portrait of humanity, exploring themes of love, identity, sexuality, religion, and the passage of time. Each episode is a microcosm reflecting the broader human condition, and Joyce's unflinching gaze transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary.

While "Ulysses" has earned its reputation as a challenging read, its difficulty is intrinsic to its brilliance. The novel's complexity mirrors the complexity of life itself, and its deliberate departure from traditional narrative structures invites readers to actively participate in the creation of meaning. As one navigates the labyrinth of Joyce's prose, the reward is not just in deciphering the text but in the profound insights gained about the nature of existence.

The legacy of "Ulysses" extends beyond its literary merits. It has become a touchstone for scholars, inspiring countless interpretations, analyses, and even an annual celebration known as Bloomsday. Joyce's work has influenced subsequent generations of writers, challenging them to push the boundaries of storytelling and language. The novel's impact is a testament to its enduring relevance, transcending time and cultural shifts.

In conclusion, "Ulysses" is a literary odyssey that invites readers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and intellectual exploration. Joyce's intricate narrative, linguistic virtuosity, and profound thematic scope make it a work that continues to resonate with those willing to navigate its intricate passages. While challenging, "Ulysses" stands as a testament to the limitless possibilities of literature, proving that within the labyrinth of complexity lies a rich tapestry of human experience waiting to be unraveled and understood.

James Joyce's "Ulysses" is available in Amazon in paperback 17.99$ and hardcover 25.99$ editions.

Number of pages: 482

Language: English

Rating: 9/10

Link of the book!

Review By: King's Cat

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imreallybadatmaths · 1 year

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Taylor Swift (talking about surprise songs on the eras tour): I do take requests if they are phrased in a polite way.

Me: Dear @taylorswift, my name is Cara and I am 14 years old and from Ireland. Even though there have been no international dates announced yet, and there’s no guarantee that I’ll get tickets, I am going to assume you will play a show in Dublin. I would like to politely ask you to play your song Call It What You Want from your album Reputation. I would also like to politely ask you to play your song Sweet Nothing from your album Midnights (you talk about Wicklow and I don’t think most Americans even know where Wicklow is. I’ve never been to Wicklow but I can say it in Irish so I think that counts.) I’ve never been to a concert before and my friend and I have already planned and picked out our outfits. I can play 31 of your songs on guitar (31 backwards=13) For my English class at school we had to write a story and I did mine based off of Midnight Rain and got full marks. And to top it all off, I’ve successfully converted my mum to the church of Swift :)

Kind regards, imreallybadatmaths xo

#taylor swift #the eras tour #swiftie #ireland #call it what you want #sweet nothing #wicklow #dublin

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taylorswiftismyantidepressant · 2 years

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Hey hey hey!

I just wanted to share a little bit about me:)

• I'm 21 years old

• I've been a fan of Taylor from the RED era

• Taylor has saved me, like many other swifties from

a lot of stressful events happening in my life and I

could never thank her enough

• Taylor LIKED one of the pictures of me on my fan

account on Instagram on the 8th of October 2017

•I've had a few fan accounts for Taylor before but

never seem to keep them up, life just gets in the way

my old Instagram account was dangerouslyswift

• my favourite album (if it's not obvious) is speak

now, I just love the vibe of it

• my favourite song by Taylor at the moment is

Carolina

•I saw Taylor live twice in the space of 1 week, one in

Manchester (my first ever concert) then the second

time was Dublin during her reputation stadium tour, I

was lucky enough to win tickets from a radio station

and I had the best time

• my favourite tv shows are greys anatomy, law and

order SVU, Brooklyn 99, Chicago med, the good

doctor and young sheldon

• I'm currently studying an honours degree in equine

management, going into my second year in

September

•I am completely obsessed with horses, anything

horse related, my favourite breeds are

thoroughbreds, Frisians, cobs, and Connemara's

•I've lived on my own since I was 17 years old due to

my mum being very toxic but with the help of social

workers I am who I am today

•I've had a lot of stressful events in my life which

have led me to develop depression, anxiety, PTSD,

and borderline personality disorder

• I recently lost a court case due to lack of evidence

for a SA that happened to me when I was 9 years old.

part of the reason for my mental health struggles

• Taylor has literally saved my life on multiple

occasions and I wish I could meet her to give her the

biggest hug in the world to thank her for all she has

done for me with her music, and just being herself.

she's just such an amazing person and role model I

cannot wait for the day I finally meet her

• @taylorswift on the very rare chance you see this, I want you to know you’re the best human on this planet, I love you and thank you for being you ❤️

🍃posted on July 16th 2022🍃

#taylor swift #fearless #speak now #RED #1989 taylor's version #reputation #lover #folklore #evermore

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globedwise · 11 days

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Discover The Emerald Isle: Top Reasons To Study In Ireland

Are you looking to pursue your higher education in a country which not only fosters academic excellence but also provides an enriching backdrop for your holistic growth? Look no further than Ireland, the Emerald Isle, where centuries of history, vibrant culture, and world-class education converge to create an unforgettable experience for students from around the globe. In this blog, we'll explore the myriad reasons why studying in Ireland might just be the transformative journey you've been seeking.

World-Class Universities:

Ireland boasts an impressive array of universities renowned for their academic rigor, cutting-edge research, and global reputation. From the historic halls of the University of Dublin to the innovative campuses of Dublin City University and University College Dublin (UCD), students have access to top-tier education across a diverse range of disciplines. Whether you're pursuing a degree in engineering, business, or the arts, Ireland's universities offer a wealth of opportunities to excel and grow.

Quality Education:

When you choose to study in Ireland, you're not just investing in a degree, you're immersing yourself in a culture of academic excellence and innovation. Irish universities are committed to providing students with a dynamic learning environment where critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration are encouraged. With small class sizes, state-of-the-art facilities, and dedicated faculty members, students receive the personalized attention and support needed to thrive academically and personally.

Cultural Experience:

Beyond the classroom, Ireland has a rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty. From the streets of Dublin to the shores of Galway Bay, each corner of the Emerald Isle is steeped in tradition and charm. Here, you can immerse yourself in Irish folklore, sample traditional cuisine, and dance to the rhythm of traditional music sessions, setting the stage for recreation. Ireland offers a captivating blend of old-world charm and modern sophistication.

English-Speaking Environment:

For international students, studying in an English-speaking country offers a unique opportunity to hone language skills while pursuing academic goals. In Ireland, students benefit from immersion in an English-speaking environment both inside and outside the classroom. Engage with native speakers, participate in cultural exchanges, and gain confidence in your language abilities as you navigate daily life in Ireland. By the time you graduate, you'll not only have a degree but also fluency in one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.

Safe and Welcoming Environment:

Ireland is renowned for its warm hospitality, friendly locals, and safe cities, making it an ideal destination for students seeking a welcoming environment abroad. With its low crime rates, strong sense of community, and emphasis on inclusivity, Ireland provides a supportive and nurturing setting for students to thrive. Whether you're exploring the bustling streets of Dublin or enjoying the tranquility of the countryside, you'll feel right at home in Ireland's embrace.

Gateway to Europe:

Situated at the crossroads of Europe, Ireland offers unparalleled access to the continent's cultural treasures and historic landmarks. From weekend getaways to iconic cities like Paris, Amsterdam, and Barcelona to immersive study tours across the European countryside, Ireland serves as the perfect launchpad for exploration and adventure. With its well-connected transportation network and budget-friendly travel options, students can easily hop from one European destination to another, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Work Opportunities:

As an international student in Ireland, you'll have the opportunity to gain valuable work experience through part-time employment during your studies and full-time work during semester breaks. This hands-on experience not only helps offset living expenses but also provides valuable insights into the local job market and industry trends. Whether you're interning at a multinational corporation, conducting research with leading academics, or gaining practical skills in your field, Ireland offers abundant opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Post-Study Work Visa:

Upon graduation, students may be eligible to apply for a post-study work visa, allowing them to remain in Ireland and pursue employment opportunities in their field of study. With its thriving economy, vibrant startup scene, and robust job market, Ireland offers ample prospects for recent graduates looking to launch their careers and build a bright future. Whether you're considering a career in technology, finance, healthcare, or the arts, Ireland's post-study work visa program provides a pathway to success and stability.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, studying in Ireland offers a unique blend of academic excellence, cultural enrichment, and professional opportunities that can shape the trajectory of your future. Whether you're drawn to its world-class universities, breathtaking landscapes, or warm hospitality, Ireland invites you to embark on a journey of discovery and growth. So why wait? Seize the opportunity to study in Ireland and unlock a world of possibilities that await you with GlobEDwise.

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tsdrinks · 17 days

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Exploring Taylor Swift’s alcohol lyrics

Tyler Browne Connector Editor

Throughout her long and storied career, Taylor Swift has established several lyrical motifs in her songs. However, it can be argued that none is more prevalent than references to alcoholic beverages.

Swift’s lyrical fascination with alcohol began on 2017’s “Reputation”, which has led many fans to believe that the alcohol motif serves as a sort of metaphor for Joe Alwyn, who Swift dated between 2016 and 2023.

On “…Ready for It”, Swift references the island breeze cocktail multiple times, and on “End Game”, she describes Alwyn as having “eyes like liquor.”

The chorus of “Delicate” revolves around the premise of Alwyn making a drink for Swift during their first meeting, and “Gorgeous” includes a reference to whiskey on ice. “King of My Heart” references beer, while “So It Goes…” alludes to meeting with a lover in a bar.

Swift’s next album, 2019’s “Lover”, continues with the alcohol motif. The bridge of “Cruel Summer” includes the line, “I’m drunk in the back of the car,” while “Cornelia Street” references being “drunk on something stronger than the drinks in the bar.”

In the summer of 2020, Swift released “Folklore”. In the lead single, “Cardigan”, Swift references kissing in cars and downtown bars, while “The Last Great American Dynasty” includes a reference to a pool filled with champagne.

On “August”, Swift laments that “August slipped away, like a bottle of wine,” while “Invisible String” references a dive bar.

“Mirrorball” features a reference to drunkenness, while “The 1” references rosé.

2020’s “Evermore” has an entire song titled “Champagne Problems”. In the song, Swift tells a fictional story of a relationship that falls apart after a rejected proposal, using champagne as a metaphor for the narrator’s struggles with mental health issues. The song has become a fan-favorite, often leading to extended standing ovations after performances on Swift’s 2023 tour.

Another “Evermore” track, “No Body, No Crime”, tells a murder mystery story, featuring a reference to meeting a friend for “dinner and a glass of wine,” while “Willow” includes a reference to being “lost in your current like a priceless wine.”

On “Closure”, there is a reference to beer.

While “Tolerate It” doesn’t feature any mentions of alcoholic beverages, Eras Tour performances saw Swift perform the song with a bottle of wine used as a prop.

In 2022, Swift released “Midnights”. Unlike her previous two releases, “Midnights” returned Swift to writing songs about herself, rather than about fictional situations. During the recording process, the relationship between Swift and Alwyn began to fracture, leading to an incredibly personal album.

The chorus of “Maroon” revolves around the color of a stain of wine on Swift’s shirt, while the first verse mentions getting drunk on cheap rosé. “Question…?” includes a line about having “one drink after another.”

The standard album closer, “Mastermind”, sees Swift describing herself as “the wind in our free-flowing sails, the liquor in our cocktails,” in reference to the way that she plotted her relationship with Alwyn.

“Paris”, from the album’s deluxe edition, features references to meeting someone at a club and pretending that cheap wine is champagne.

“High Infidelity”, which is about the first time Swift and Alwyn met, refers to slurred speech, while “Dear Reader” sees Swift with “my fourth drink in my hand.”

“Hits Different” is about a low point in the breakup of Swift and Alwyn. On a night out with friends in Ireland, Swift gets drunk and imagines her lover with another girl before throwing up on the street, an event that was infamously confirmed by a graffiti artist in Dublin.

These lyrics cover a six-year span and five separate albums. During this time, Swift uses alcohol as a metaphor for her relationship with Alwyn, while also concocting fictional scenarios at times. With the relationship between Swift and Alwyn firmly in the past, it is anyone’s guess if the references to alcoholic beverages will continue on her next album.

#alcohol #anti taylor swift #taylor swift

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karmaismycat · 10 months

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Forget all this queuing and codes, at what point can I submit to Ticketmaster that I have Taylor Swifts portrait literally tattooed on my body?!?!? Like please she’s my whole world 🌎🌍🌏 @taylorswift @taylornation

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airporttransferbasta · 22 days

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emma-radfemcanu · 1 month

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Don't get me wrong I knew buying a ticket for a Sky Ferreira concert was a risky move... (she is highkey a mess and while I've never seen her before she has a reputation for being super late on stage and unreliable in general)

But the fact I only found out via reddit that she's postponed her tour🙃 no email from ticketmaster or anything like that. She says it's only postponed by a couple of weeks but idk- some dates have been cancelled altogether and I think the Dublin one actually had it happen on the day of the show with almost no warning

Thankfully I haven't actually booked the day off work yet. And I'm lucky that I live close enough to London that I can be fairly flexible, it's just frustrating although at least I found out now? Rather than showing up at KOKO and being like 'wait where is everyone?' lol

(I promise I don't mean this in a judgemental way, I genuinely feel really bad for her, but she is clearly not in a good place and it's kind of an open secret that she's an addict. Obviously she needs to take care of herself and that is the priority but god she is messy about it)

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blueheartbooks · 3 months

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"Navigating the Labyrinth: James Joyce's Ulysses and the Odyssey of the Human Mind"

James Joyce's "Ulysses" is available in Amazon in paperback 17.99$ and hardcover 25.99$ editions.

Number of pages: 482

Language: English

Rating: 9/10

Link of the book!

Review By: King's Cat

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writeleg1ant · 4 months

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How James Joyce Was Snubbed by the Nobel Prize for His Genius and Blasphemy

Outline of the Article: "Unraveling James Joyce: Genius, Controversy, and the Nobel Prize Snub"

- Introduction - Brief overview of James Joyce's significance in 20th-century literature. - Mention of key works like "Ulysses," "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," and "Finnegans Wake." - Early Life and Influences - Explore Joyce's background, upbringing, and the influences that shaped his literary journey. - Literary Innovations - Highlight the experimental and complex style, language, and structure evident in Joyce's works. - Notable Works - In-depth look at "Ulysses," "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," and "Finnegans Wake." - Nobel Prize Nomination - Provide details about Joyce's nomination for the Nobel Prize in Literature. - The Controversial Angle - Introduction to the controversy surrounding James Joyce and the Nobel Prize. - Pose the question: "How was James Joyce snubbed by the Nobel Prize for his genius and blasphemy?" - Joyce's Impact on Literature - Discuss Joyce's lasting influence on literature despite the Nobel Prize setback. - Nobel Prize Decision Factors - Explore potential reasons why Joyce did not win the Nobel Prize. - Reception and Criticism - Overview of how Joyce's controversial and groundbreaking works were received and criticized. - The Genius and Blasphemy Debate - Delve into the debate about whether Joyce's bold literary choices were perceived as genius or blasphemy. - Legacy of James Joyce - Reflect on Joyce's enduring legacy and influence on subsequent generations of writers. - Declining the Nobel Prize: Unprecedented Acts of Integrity - Conclusion - Summarize the article - FAQs:

Early Life and Influences

James Joyce's early life in Ireland laid the foundation for the literary genius he would become. Growing up amidst the cultural tapestry of Dublin, Joyce was influenced by the political and social landscape of his time. His experiences, including the tension between Irish nationalism and British rule, molded a unique perspective that would later permeate his works. The rich tapestry of his homeland, coupled with familial and societal dynamics, deeply impacted the themes and characters woven into his narratives.

Literary Innovations

Joyce's literary innovations set him apart as a trailblazer in the realm of modernist literature. His works are celebrated for their experimental and complex style, language, and structure. Joyce defied conventional norms, introducing stream-of-consciousness narration and employing intricate linguistic techniques. The innovative use of language in his writings became a hallmark of his style, challenging readers to engage with narratives in novel ways. Through these innovations, Joyce left an indelible mark on the evolution of literary expression in the 20th century.

Notable Works

A closer examination of Joyce's notable works, including "Ulysses," "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," and "Finnegans Wake," reveals the depth of his narrative prowess. "Ulysses," an intricate exploration of a single day in Dublin, showcases his ability to push the boundaries of conventional storytelling. "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" delves into the psychological and artistic development of its protagonist, reflecting Joyce's own journey. "Finnegans Wake," a linguistic tour de force, demonstrates his mastery of language and symbolism, solidifying his reputation as a literary innovator.

Nobel Prize Nomination

Despite Joyce's literary brilliance, a single Nobel Prize nomination did not culminate in victory. The circumstances surrounding this nomination and subsequent decisions by the Nobel Committee remain a subject of intrigue. Whether political considerations, controversial themes, or other factors influenced the outcome, the unfulfilled recognition of Joyce's genius became a chapter in the literary world's narrative.

The Controversial Angle

The heart of our exploration lies in the controversy surrounding James Joyce and the Nobel Prize. How did this literary giant seemingly face a snub for his genius and, at times, perceived blasphemy? By critically examining the Nobel Prize's decision-making process and the nuances of Joyce's work, we aim to unravel the complexities that contributed to this outcome. The controversy becomes a lens through which we understand the intricate relationship between literary innovation, societal norms, and the recognition of genius.

Joyce's Impact on Literature

While the Nobel Prize eluded Joyce, his impact on literature remains profound. His groundbreaking works transformed the literary landscape, influencing subsequent generations of writers and thinkers. Joyce's experimentation with form and language inspired new approaches to storytelling, leaving an enduring legacy that extends beyond traditional accolades.

Nobel Prize Decision Factors

Unpacking the factors that influenced the Nobel Committee's decision not to award Joyce the coveted prize requires a nuanced exploration. Political considerations, the avant-garde nature of his works, and the controversial themes explored in his narratives may have played pivotal roles. By dissecting these considerations, we gain insight into the intricate dynamics that shape literary recognition on a global stage.

Reception and Criticism

Joyce's groundbreaking works, while lauded for their innovation, garnered both acclaim and criticism. Navigating through the varied responses allows us to understand how the literary community and the public received his daring narratives. The divisive nature of his works invites us to explore the boundaries of literary appreciation and the challenges posed by unconventional storytelling.

The Genius and Blasphemy Debate

At the core of the controversy lies a debate that transcends literary circles: Was Joyce's unconventional approach to literature truly genius, or did it border on blasphemy? By examining differing perspectives on his literary choices, we unravel the broader implications of challenging societal norms through art. The debate becomes a lens through which we understand the role of the artist as provocateur and innovator.

Legacy of James Joyce

Though denied the Nobel Prize, Joyce's legacy endures. Reflecting on the enduring impact of his writings, we contemplate how his influence extends beyond accolades. Joyce's contributions to literature continue to shape the way we perceive and engage with storytelling. His legacy becomes a testament to the timeless power of words to challenge, inspire, and redefine the boundaries of human expression.

Declining the Nobel Prize: Unprecedented Acts of Integrity

While being awarded the Nobel Prize is a dream for many, some individuals have chosen an unconventional path by refusing this prestigious honor. One such notable figure is Boris Pasternak, the renowned Russian author. In 1958, Pasternak, celebrated for his masterpiece "Doctor Zhivago," declined the Nobel Prize in Literature. His decision was not rooted in a lack of appreciation but rather a courageous stand against the Soviet government's disapproval of his politically dissenting views. Pasternak, fearing persecution and potential harm to his family, made the unprecedented move to decline the Nobel Prize, an act that resonates with integrity and conviction. Despite Pasternak's refusal, his literary contributions remain unparalleled. "Doctor Zhivago," a sweeping epic set against the backdrop of the Russian Revolution, stands as a testament to his narrative brilliance. The novel intricately weaves love, politics, and human resilience, making it a timeless classic. For those intrigued by Pasternak's principled stance, delving into his other works is a rewarding experience. "My Sister, Life" showcases his poetry, capturing the essence of his lyrical and evocative style. "Safe Conduct," a collection of his powerful essays, provides insights into his thoughts on literature and life. In the realm of literature, where accolades are cherished, Pasternak's refusal of the Nobel Prize remains an extraordinary chapter. Exploring his works not only unveils the depth of his literary genius but also allows readers to appreciate the rare courage of a writer who placed principles above accolades.

Conclusion

In conclusion, our journey through the life, works, and controversies surrounding James Joyce provides a nuanced understanding of a literary giant whose brilliance transcended traditional recognition. While the Nobel Prize remains an unfulfilled chapter, Joyce's contributions to literature endure, inviting readers to explore the complexities of his genius and the controversies that defined his legacy.

FAQs:

How did Joyce's radical and revolutionary approach to literature challenge the conventions and expectations of the Nobel Prize committee and the literary world? James Joyce's literary innovations were a seismic shift that challenged the established norms of literature. His use of stream-of-consciousness narration, intricate linguistic techniques, and complex narrative structures in works like "Ulysses" and "Finnegans Wake" marked a departure from conventional storytelling. The Nobel Prize committee, traditionally accustomed to more traditional forms of literature, found Joyce's avant-garde approach difficult to categorize. His radical narrative experiments were both a testament to his literary genius and a challenge to the conservative expectations of the literary establishment, making it harder for him to fit neatly into the Nobel Prize's predefined categories. How did Joyce's controversial and provocative themes, such as sexuality, religion, and nationalism, offend the sensibilities and values of the Nobel Prize committee and the public? Joyce's exploration of controversial themes, including sexuality, religion, and nationalism, went against the grain of the societal norms prevalent during his time. The open and frank discussions of sexuality in "Ulysses," the critique of religious institutions, and his nuanced take on nationalism were perceived as provocative and challenging. The Nobel Prize committee, reflecting the values of the era, found itself at odds with Joyce's bold and unapologetic exploration of these themes. The public, often more conservative in their literary tastes, also grappled with the discomfort Joyce's works induced, leading to a divisive reception. Joyce's willingness to confront taboo subjects became both a hallmark of his genius and a point of contention with the prevailing sentiments of the Nobel Prize committee and the public. How did Joyce's impact and influence on literature and culture transcend the Nobel Prize and redefine the possibilities and boundaries of art? While the Nobel Prize committee may not have fully embraced Joyce's innovations, his impact on literature and culture far surpassed the boundaries of any single award. Joyce's daring narrative techniques inspired future generations of writers to experiment with form, language, and structure. His influence extended beyond the confines of literary institutions, reshaping the possibilities of art across various mediums. Scholars and artists alike recognized Joyce's contributions to expanding the horizons of human expression. In the broader cultural landscape, Joyce's legacy became synonymous with pushing artistic boundaries, encouraging others to explore new realms of creativity and expression, irrespective of traditional accolades. Who is the only person who declined Nobel Prize? The only person to ever decline the Nobel Prize in Literature is Boris Pasternak. The Russian author, acclaimed for his masterpiece "Doctor Zhivago," faced immense pressure from the Soviet government, which disapproved of his politically dissenting views. Fearing persecution and repercussions for himself and his family, Pasternak made the unprecedented decision to decline the Nobel Prize in 1958, a move that stirred both admiration and controversy. Who won both Booker and Nobel Prize? Dame Hilary Mantel is the distinguished author who achieved the remarkable feat of winning both the Booker Prize and the Nobel Prize in Literature. Renowned for her historical novels, particularly the "Wolf Hall" trilogy, Mantel received the Booker Prize in 2009 and 2012. Her unparalleled literary prowess and immersive storytelling earned her the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2020, solidifying her status as a preeminent figure in contemporary literature. Which writer had not been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature? One of the notable writers who had not been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature is Leo Tolstoy, the Russian literary giant acclaimed for masterpieces like "War and Peace" and "Anna Karenina." Despite his profound impact on world literature, Tolstoy never received the Nobel Prize during his lifetime. The reasons behind this omission remain a subject of speculation, with various theories suggesting personal, political, or ideological factors influencing the Nobel Committee's decisions during Tolstoy's era. Read the full article

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