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C'est fou comme les gens ont de moi cette image de femme sophistiquée, glaciale. C'est une telle erreur, c'est tellement mal me connaître.

- Catherine Deneuve on herself in Belle de Jour (1967)

In anticipation of a new film this summer by Catherine Deneuve called ‘Bernadette’ where she plays Bernadette Chirac, the wife of French Jacques Chirac, I’ve been re-watching some her back catalogue of films. She’s done over 64 films and at almost 80 years old she’s still going strong. And yet out of her many films I’ve always been drawn back to one film which has become a cult classic. Watching it and re-watching it and even gorging on books on its making, new intriguing details reveal themselves about this landmark French art house classic - Belle de Jour (1967).

I once had the privilege of having dinner with her - or rather sat around the same table - through a Parisian host and his lovely wife who had gathered an eclectic group of friends across generations together. I was too self-conscious to talk about her film career directly. I was on surer ground when we indulged in small talk where she was perfectly down to earth and very pleasant. I felt it would be rude to go all fan girl on her and pepper her with questions about Belle de Jour in particular as she’s known to be very ambivalent about her experience of the film - a film that really defined her in the eyes of many people.

But it didn’t mean she didn’t recognise its cultural importance though as she was quite happy to amuse us with a funny story about Belle de Jour. A newly restored 35mm version was funded by the fashion house Saint Laurent back in 2018. Deneuve always had a close relationship with Yves Saint Laurent and also the fashion house. She was the one to introduce Buñuel to Saint Laurent. So the fashion house had a glitzy premiere in New York. But they didn’t count on many of their guests being late. Most of the guests were stuck in the New York traffic and the rain. However Martin Scorsese was the only one to get out of cab and run like a mad man through the pelting rain and huge traffic. A true cinephile, he was so desperate to see the film restored to its former glory that he would go to any lengths to see it.

In Belle de Jour, Catherine Deneuve, whose limpid beauty is capable of sustaining any interpretation, is a perfect Severine and demonstrates a remarkable control in progressing, with enormous economy of gesture and movement, from frigidity to physical warmth as the bored housewife who indulges in part time sex work.

“I felt they showed more of me than they’d said they were going to,” Catherine Deneuve remarked to Pascal Bonitzer in 2004, about the making of Luis Buñuel’s 1967 Belle de jour. “There were moments when I felt totally used. I was very unhappy.”

The story of Séverine, a deeply disenchanted haute bourgeois Paris housewife who finds erotic liberation through byzantine psycho-sexual fantasies and part-time work at an upscale brothel, Belle de jour certainly made extreme demands of Deneuve: her character is flogged, raped, and pelted with muck, among other assaults. But despite her objections to the way she was treated and her difficulties with Buñuel, Deneuve’s performance in Belle de jour turned out to be one of her most iconic.

Deneuve, who had become a star only three years earlier, as the melancholy jeune fille in Jacques Demy’s 1964 all-sung musical The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, was just twenty-three when Belle de jour came out; notably, Buñuel’s film was released in France less than three months after Demy’s radiant, MGM-inspired musical The Young Girls of Rochefort, starring Deneuve and her real-life sister Françoise Dorléac.

But Belle de jour, more than any other film from the first decade of her career, defined what would become one of the actress’s most notorious personae: the exquisite blank slate lost in her own masochistic fantasies and onto whom all sorts of perversions could be projected. (Deneuve as deviant tabula rasa was first seen in Roman Polanski’s 1965 Repulsion, in which she plays a damaged beauty plummeting into psychosis; but Belle de jour doesn’t portray its heroine as mad, instead remaining deliberately ambiguous about the origins of her unconventional desires - and presaging the bizarre libertines she would later play in such films as Marco Ferreri’s Liza, 1972, and Tony Scott’s The Hunger, 1983.)

Buñuel was at a very different stage of his career from his young star, but Belle de jour represented a peak for him as well, the greatest - and most successful - film of his extremely rich late period. These works, bookended by 1964’s Diary of a Chambermaid and 1977’s That Obscure Object of Desire (his final film), were made mostly in France - where Buñuel had begun his filmmaking career with the incendiary, surrealist Un chien andalou (1929) - following the exiled Spanish director’s two decades in Mexico.

Many of these late projects were cowritten with Jean-Claude Carrière and focus intensely on sexual perversion (a theme that recurs throughout Buñuel’s work). Belle de jour certainly falls into that category, and also, typically, skewers the entitled classes. Yet it stands out as the director’s most intricate character study—but of a protagonist who resists definition; the heroine, frequently trussed up and mussed up, retains an odd, opaque dignity in her debauchery.

In that same interview with Bonitzer, Deneuve was judicious enough to distinguish her experience of making Belle de jour from the final product, calling it a “wonderful film.” But her first meetings with Buñuel hinted at the duress that was to follow. According to John Baxter’s 1994 biography, Buñuel, it took time for the director to “warm to” his star: “He felt, with some justice, that she had been foisted on him, first by the Hakims [Belle de jour’s producers], then by her lover of the time, François Truffaut.” After dining with Buñuel at his house, the book recounts, Deneuve “left with little more than an impression that he disliked actors in general and was reserving his decision about her. The only advice he offered was the advice he had always given actors: ‘Don’t do anything. And above all, don’t . . . perform.’”

Though Deneuve deferred to her director, she was no puppet; Belle de jour is as much hers as Buñuel’s. The filmmaker, famously resistant to “psychological” interpretations of his work, stuffs Belle de jour with his trademarks, confounding any attempt to parse meaning: the surrealist blurring of fantasy and reality, fetishism, sexual perversion, blasphemy.

But as Séverine, Deneuve, despite operating in the nebulous realm between dream and waking, imbues the film with irresistible and very real lust - and luster. Sporting the chicest Yves Saint Laurent finery, Deneuve revels in the peculiar desires of her character while always inviting our own. As Buñuel himself acknowledges in his 1984 autobiography, My Last Sigh (published a year after his death), Belle de jour “was my biggest commercial success, which I attribute more to the marvelous whores than to my direction.” (Per Baxter, after the filming of Belle de jour, he would finally admit of his star, “She’s really a very good actress.”) Deneuve’s gift was to update the world’s oldest profession for her still-expanding résumé.

The director had some modifying to do as well. Buñuel, who adapted Joseph Kessel’s 1928 novel with Carrière, assessed the source material dryly in My Last Sigh: “The novel is very melodramatic, but well constructed, and it offered me the chance to translate Séverine’s fantasies into pictorial images as well as to draw a serious portrait of a young female bourgeois masochist. I was also able to indulge myself in the faithful description of some interesting sexual perversions.”

He wastes no time in establishing those bizarre erotic proclivities. In Belle de jour’s opening scene, Séverine and her doting husband of one year, Pierre Serizy (Jean Sorel), a handsome, dutiful surgeon, are snuggled close in a horse-drawn carriage; he interrupts the tender moment with the lament “If only you weren’t so cold.” She pulls away, defensive. The sound of horse bells, which has been increasing in volume from the film’s first shot - and will indicate Séverine’s dreams or fantasies throughout - stops. Pierre orders his wife out of the cab; when she refuses, he and the two drivers remove her by force. She is gagged, bound to a tree, and whipped by the coachmen, who are then instructed by Pierre to rape her. When one begins to ravish her, Séverine appears to be in ecstasy.

This carnal reverie is soon interrupted by the Serizys at home, preparing for their usual chaste bedtime ritual. Pierre, in white pajamas, asks his pale-pink-nightie-clad wife, under the covers in a separate bed, what she’s thinking about: “I was thinking about you . . . and us. We were out for a ride in a carriage”—a scenario Pierre has heard before.

The fantasy clearly belongs to Séverine alone; she finds erotic thrills in her secret thoughts of debasement and humiliation, her florid imagination compensating for her sterile, sexless existence. Her most private desires will soon be realized at 11, cité Jean de Saumur, the address of the boutique bordello run by Madame Anaïs (Geneviève Page), given to Séverine by Pierre’s louche friend Husson (Michel Piccoli).

At Madame Anaïs’s, Séverine - now going by the nom de pute Belle de jour, a reference to her two-to-five shift (she insists on being home when Pierre returns from his workday at the hospital) - is horrified at first but proves to be a quick study. A burly Asian client scares off her two seasoned colleagues with his mysterious, buzzing lacquered box, but she is absolutely transfixed; after the john leaves, she, lying prone on the bed, lifts her head, her luxuriant mane of blonde hair disheveled, to reveal a woman still drunk on orgasmic pleasure.

The contents of the box are one of the film’s many mysteries (when asked what is inside, Buñuel would reply, “Whatever you want there to be”). Yet the greatest enigma is Séverine herself: why does she recoil from the slightest sexual advance from her husband yet lose herself, both in fantasy and in her new line of work, in elaborate masochistic tableaux? “Pierre, it’s your fault too. I can explain everything,” Séverine insists to her husband in the opening fantasy sequence, as she’s being forcibly removed from the landau. But of course, she can’t - and won’t.

As in Repulsion, there are flashbacks to possible childhood trauma in Belle de jour. In one, a man appears to touch a young Séverine inappropriately; in another, she stubbornly refuses the Blessed Sacrament. But unlike in Repulsion, whose final, prolonged shot of a menacing family photo is offered as the root of Carole’s pathology, these scenes in Buñuel’s film are almost non sequiturs, presented not as psychological explanation but as blips in a baroque sexual surrealism.

As Séverine’s reveries and job demands become stranger and more mysterious - in one daydream, she is pelted with thick black mud by Pierre and Husson, who call her “tramp” and “slut”; a ducal client solicits her in the bois de Boulogne to perform in a necrophilic rite - Deneuve retains her porcelain, celestial inscrutability, while simultaneously transforming into an earthbound debauchee, delighting in her own defilement. Madame Anaïs (whose early, shameless flirtation with Séverine - who eventually reciprocates - is the first of the many moments in Deneuve’s filmography that would cement her status as a lesbian icon) touts her new employee’s regal bearing to prospective customers: “[She’s] a little shy, perhaps, but a real aristocrat.”

Séverine’s coworkers, Charlotte (Françoise Fabian) and Mathilde (Maria Latour), are constantly remarking on the impeccable cut and style of her ensembles. Yet what this seemingly untouchable goddess craves most is the brutality of her latest john, the thug Marcel (Pierre Clémenti), a rough with metal teeth, a walking stick that doubles as a shiv, and fetishwear (shiny boots of leather with matching overcoat) that could have been dreamed up in an atelier overseen by Kenneth Anger and Pierre Cardin.

Séverine’s relationship with Marcel will lead to Pierre’s ruin - or does it? The ambiguous ending of Belle de jour suggests that everything that preceded it may have existed only in the heroine’s cracked dreamscape. Like the buzzing box, the film’s final scene is whatever you want it to be.

Yet one thing is certain: Deneuve transcends kink. And despite her misery during the Belle de jour shoot, she would return for even more bizarre treatment three years later in Buñuel’s Tristana, losing both her virtue and a leg.

Almost 55 years after it was made Belle de Jour continues to be a compelling film. It takes on greater curiosity for me as I live in Paris and there are Séverines aplenty that I come across. But the film also speaks to a non-French audience even today as it remains a shrewd commentary on the hypocrisy of social relations and sexual politics. Buñuel invites us to ponder the transgression of a socially respectable woman secretly being a prostitute in the afternoons, but I don’t think he bothered to pose the question why a socially respectable gentleman should be secretly visiting a prostitute in the afternoons - which happens more than one might think and that behaviour is normalised. Something to think about.

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Hello! I hope this isn't a lazy question on my part, but I was wondering if you might have a recommendation or two on a good book re: the lead-up to the Terreur and Thermidor reaction? I've always heard of Robespierre and Saint-Just as being two horrific figures who murdered people in droves, and while it does appear the terreur yielded a lot of death, I'd love to read a more nuanced/ less sensationalized overview of the period. If you know of a book or two that cover this topic, I'd be super grateful for a rec! French or English, no preference at all. Thank you for your help!

Well I don't know a lot about Saint-Just. The only recent book I know is his biography by Antoine BOULANT.

About Robespierre :

Robespierre: la fabrication d'un mythe, BELISSA Marc.

Robespierre: la fabrication d'un monstre, MARTIN Jean-Clément.

About La Terreur (rationalizing the events) :

La Terreur, MARTIN Jean-Clément.

Visages de la Terreur : L'exception politique de l'an II, BIARD Michel.

Le tribunal révolutionnaire: Punir les ennemis du peuple, BOULANT Antoine.

Thermidorian reaction :

En finir avec Robespierre et ses amis, BIARD Michel.

La réaction thermidorienne, MATHIEZ Albert. (It's not recent but "la fabrique" edition has a preface in which Yannick BOSC and Florence GAUTHIER put the production of the book in its original context).

Also some Youtube videos :

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Hugo Award Nominees Thoughts

Best Novel:

The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi by Shannon Chakraborty

The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera

Some Desperate Glory by Emily Tesh

Starter Villain by John Scalzi

Translation State by Ann Leckie

Witch King by Martha Wells

Largely makes sense to me: Saint and Glory were my nominees as well, and probably the strongest on my short list. Witch and Translation were on my longlist, both good and unsurprising nominees. Adventures I haven't read but have heard good things about, I wasn't a fan of the author's early work so I hadn't picked it up but it sounds fun. Villain I don't know about but I'm willing to try.

I'm not surprised that my other nominees didn't make it: Chain-Gang All-Stars I think was billed more as literary fiction than sci-fi, He Who Drowned the World I thought might be on the list but I imagine missed the cut, and Furious Heaven was never going to make it (second book in a series, less-known author, lengthy military sci-fi)

Best Novella:

“Life Does Not Allow Us to Meet”, He Xi / 人生不相见, 何夕, translated by Alex Woodend

Mammoths at the Gates by Nghi Vo

The Mimicking of Known Successes by Malka Older

Rose/House by Arkady Martine

“Seeds of Mercury”, Wang Jinkang / 水星播��, 王晋康, translated by Alex Woodend

Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher

Thornhedge, Mammoths, and Mimicking were all on my longlist. Rose/House has been on my "want to read" list for a while, but is bafflingly unavailable at the library. Seeds and Life I don't know, but am excited for.

None of my nominees made it in, which I'm sad about. Keeper's Six, The Twice-Drowned Saint, The Narrow Road Between Desires, and Lost in a Moment and Found were all excellent. I nominated less than my total number of slots in an effort to avoid just filling my ballot with everything good that was eligible in a category I don't read much in.

Best Novelette, Best Short Story: I have read none of these, though many of the authors are familiar

Best Series:

The Final Architecture by Adrian Tchaikovsky

Imperial Radch by Ann Leckie

The Last Binding by Freya Marske

The Laundry Files by Charles Stross

October Daye by Seanan McGuire

The Universe of Xuya by Aliette de Bodard

Last Binding was one of my nominees, glad to see it made it. I'd completely forgotten that Imperial Radch would be eligible again, happy that others remembered. October Daye is a perennial favorite, though not a nominee of mine this year. Xuya is a personal pet-peeve: every book of it sounds amazing, and they never work for me, and I keep reading them and being frustrated. Architecture I haven't read, but I've loved everything of Tchaikovsky's I've read. Laundry I'm dubious about, given how hard I bounced of his other series.

My other nominees were the Craft series, which I'd love to see get more attention, Unconquerable Sun, which is my personal darling blorbo books that I desperately want people read and love, and Kushiel's Legacy, which was newly re-eligible thanks to the publication of a companion novel, and never got the critical sff attention it deserved.

Best Graphic Story, Best Related Work: haven't read any of these, but it looks like interesting nominees

Best Dramatic Presentations: I don't really care about these

Best Game or Interactive Work:

Alan Wake 2

Baldur’s Gate 3

Chants of Sennaar

DREDGE

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

New category! I don't know enough about games of 2023 to speak on these nominees, but it looks good at a glance? and it's clearly better than the steam awards at least

Best Editors, Zines, Artists, Writers, and Casts: I don't follow these fields enough to have opinions

Lodestar (not a Hugo):

Abeni’s Song by P. Djèlí Clark

Liberty’s Daughter by Naomi Kritzer

Promises Stronger than Darkness by Charlie Jane Anders

The Sinister Booksellers of Bath by Garth Nix

To Shape a Dragon’s Breath by Moniquill Blackgoose

Unraveller by Frances Hardinge

Shape was one of my nominees, one of my favorite books of the year all over. Very glad to see it here. Since it was published and marketed aimed at adults, even though it's about teenagers at magic school, I imagine we'll see a repeat of the Scholomance eligibility discourse. Booksellers was... fine? But nothing particularly noteworthy to me. Abeni and Liberty I don't know, but like the authors. Unraveller I don't know, but have heard good things about the author. Promises I am going to preemptively not read given how much I disliked (and DNFed) the first two.

I'm sad to see my other two nominees, The Shape of Drowning and The Spirit Bares Its Teeth not on here. Drowning reminded me very sharply of Diana Wynne Jones, and Spirit was one of my best books of the year, with an excellent narrative voice. Maybe teen horror isn't doing that strongly now?

Astounding (not a Hugo):

Moniquill Blackgoose (1st year of eligibility)

Sunyi Dean (2nd year of eligibility)

Ai Jiang (2nd year of eligibility)

Hannah Kaner (1st year of eligibility)

Em X. Liu (1st year of eligibility)

Xiran Jay Zhao (eligibility extended at request of Dell Magazines)

So can we just go ahead and call this one for Xiran Jay Zhao already? Even leaving aside that they are a strong nominee, I can't imagine voters not using this as a protest against last year's scandal. Of those I've read, Blackgoose is my favorite, and was one of my nominees. Kaner and Liu both had good first novels/ellas and are solid nominees, though not my picks. Dean and Jiang I don't know.

My other nominees were Isabel J. Kim, Maya Deane, Vajra Chandrasekera, and C. E. McGill.

Overall:

This is a very reassuring ballot, after last year. Nothing here is deeply surprising, nothing is deeply surprising to be missing. The announcement also included an explanation of nominees that declined (Martha Wells continues to be classy in declining further nominations for Murderbot) or were ineligible, and why.

I have ~15 fiction books to read for voting, which is very manageable. In particular, already having read 4/6 of the series is a major help.

#hugo awards #books #hugos

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Direzioni

Dopo oltre 100 anni, Luigi XVI Re di Francia, per cercare di contenere il malcontento della popolazione, convoca gli Stati Generali. Istituito da Filippo Il Bello il 10 aprile 1302 nella chiesa di Notre-Dame a Parigi, dal 1400 si riuniva periodicamente, attraverso la convocazione dei Rappresentati dei Tre ordini Sociali, Nobiltà, Clero e Terzo Stato, secondo un particolare meccanismo: le elezioni dei rappresentanti procedevano attraverso una prima designazione di elettori locali (mediante gli Stati provinciali), i quali si riunivano nel capoluogo, elaboravano i cahiers de doléances (quaderni nei quali erano raccolte, per ciascun ordine, le lamentele e i voti da presentare al sovrano) ed eleggevano i deputati all’assemblea generale. Durante la convocazione, i 3 ordini si riunivano separatamente per redigere un cahier unico basato su quelli provinciali e un solo deputato per ogni stato parlava nell’assemblea generale e nell’ordine: clero, nobiltà e terzo stato. Gli Stati generali poi si scioglievano senza attendere la risposta del governo del re.

Il Terzo Stato, ormai maggioranza di fatto politica in Francia, voleva spezzare l’abituale legame tra Nobiltà e Clero, pertanto esce dagli Stati Generali e il 17 giugno forma l’Assemblea nazionale. Il Re in un primo momento cerca in tutti i modi di fermare l’operazione, tanto che il 20 giugno l’abituale sala dell'Hôtel des Menus-Plaisirs a Versailles è interdetta per “lavori di manutenzione”. Su proposta del deputato Joseph-Ignace Guillotin (si, l’uomo da cui prende il nome la ghigliottina, pensata come strumento per non far soffrire i condannati a morte) tutti si spostarono in una vicina sala adibita al gioco della pallacorda, un antenato del tennis; mentre il presidente dell'assemblea, l'astronomo Jean Sylvain Bailly si preoccupò di avvisare i colleghi di spostarsi. Una volta entrati, qualcuno offr�� una sedia a Bailly il quale, invece di accettarla, si pose sopra ad un tavolo, rifiutando di sedersi mentre l'Assemblea si stava riunendo. Fu Bailly, da presidente dell'Assemblea, a proporre il famoso giuramento, ricordato come Giuramento della pallacorda - scritto da Jean-Baptiste-Pierre Bevière - e fu anche lui il primo a pronunciarlo e a sottoscriverlo. Tutti lo imitarono, firmando il documento, e giurando solennemente «di non separarsi mai e di riunirsi ovunque le circostanze l'avrebbero richiesto, fino a che non fosse stata stabilita e affermata su solide fondamenta una Costituzione per il regno francese». Ci fu un'unica eccezione, Joseph Martin-Dauch, deputato di Castelnaudary, che non giurò e si oppose apponendo la scritta "avversario" accanto alla sua firma. Bailly tentò di ottenere da Martin-Dauch una ritrattazione, ma senza successo.

Sin dalle prime riunioni, infatti, si schieravano alla destra del Presidente Bailly i membri dell’Assemblea con posizioni più moderate, più inclini al compromesso e alla trasformazione graduale del vecchio ordine. Nella parte sinistra, invece, sedevano i membri più rivoluzionari. Al centro quelli con posizioni intermedie. Fuori dall’assemblea, nascevano anche club privati in cui le idee dei vari gruppi politici venivano discusse e propagandate. Ne nasceranno moltissimi, ma all’inizio i più importanti sono i foglianti (di destra) e i giacobini (di sinistra): i foglianti prendono nome dall’ordine religioso fondato da Jean de la Barrière (Saint-Céré 1544 - Roma 1600), abate di Feuillant presso Tolosa, che avevano un monastero a Parigi; i giacobini prendono il loro nome per la stessa maniera, dato che il loro club aveva sede nell’ex convento parigino dei domenicani (Jacobins) nella via Saint-Honoré. Sorto nel maggio 1789 come Club breton, divenuto poi Société des amis de la constitution, nacque di indirizzo prevalentemente monarchico-costituzionale fino alla metà del 1790, orientandosi poi rapidamente verso concezioni di repubblicanesimo intransigente.

I primi provvedimenti sono di portata epocale: il 4 agosto vengono aboliti i privilegi feudali, il 26 dello stesso mese viene approvata la Dichiarazione dei diritti dell’uomo e del cittadino. Il re tenta di opporsi anche con l’uso dell’esercito, ma il 5 ottobre una folla di donne partita da Parigi (a cui si uniscono 20.000 guardie cittadine, compreso il loro capo Lafayette), arriva fino alla sua residenza di Versailles, e lo convince ad approvare i provvedimenti dell’Assemblea. È l’inizio della rivoluzione.

POST GENTILMENTE SCRITTO PER IL MINISTRO DELLA CULTURA CHE IERI HA DEFINITO DANTE ALIGHIERI UOMO DI DESTRA. GRAZIE

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Lumières de Noël de Montbéliard 2023 : toutes les informations

La 37ème édition des Lumières de Noël de Montbéliard, manifestation phare de l’hiver en Bourgogne Franche-Comté, se tiendra du samedi 25 novembre 2023 au dimanche 24 décembre 2023. Chaque hiver, les Lumières de Noël réchauffent le cœur de plus de 500 000 visiteurs. Sous un ciel illuminé et féérique, les douces odeurs de pain d’épices inviteront le public à la (re)découverte du marché de Noël, réputé pour l’authenticité et la qualité de son artisanat et classé 5ème meilleur d'Europe depuis 2019. Ses 170 artisans sont prêts à faire partager tout leur savoir-faire mais aussi leurs spécialités culinaires avec les visiteurs des Lumières de Noël. Tout au long de l’Avent, des animations féériques et musicales attendent également petits et grands pour fêter l’événement dans la pure tradition, et ce, en présence du Père Noël et de la Tante Airie, notre bonne fée du Pays de Montbéliard. Des illuminations toujours aussi féériques A la tombée de la nuit, le centre-ville de Montbéliard s’illumine… Des lumières par milliers habillent le patrimoine architectural de la ville. Arches, pyramides et autres festons… les motifs sont minutieusement choisis chaque année pour illuminer les ruelles, les places et colorer les façades de la Cité des Princes. Pour parfaire l’ambiance magique, les organisateurs redoublent d’inventivité pour rendre la ville unique. Cette mise en lumière et les décorations spécifiques ont donné leur nom à la manifestation de Montbéliard. Mise en lumière de la ville, samedi 25 novembre à 17h15, Place Saint-Martin. Un marché de Noël authentique Ancienne principauté des Wurtemberg, Montbéliard possède un marché de Noël ancré dans la plus pure tradition alémanique. En plein cœur historique du centre-ville, les 170 artisans du marché de Noël prendront place au pied du temple Saint-Martin, le plus ancien édifice de France construit pour le culte de la Réforme (1601) encore en activité mais aussi dans la cour Sponeck, rue de l’Ecole française et place Velotte. Les artisans ont été sélectionnés de manière rigoureuse. Ils apportent avec eux bien plus que des spécialités culinaires ou artisanales, ils apportent bonne humeur et convivialité. Le public pourra notamment aller à la rencontre des artisans/exposants de Franche-Comté et (re)découvrir les spécialités locales et bien d’autres, venues de la France entière. Salaisons, fromages, miels, vins divers mais aussi, travail du bois, du verre ou de la terre, fabrication d’horloges comtoises ou de bijoux, articles en verquelure, tissu traditionnel du pays de Montbéliard... les artisans sont fiers de partager tout leur savoir-faire auprès des visiteurs des Lumières de Noël. Les artisans récompensés pour leurs efforts Le concours des plus beaux stands récompensera les artisans participant à la renommée du marché de Noël, classé parmi les plus beaux d’Europe. Ce concours récompense les efforts de quatre artisans/exposants toutes catégories confondues (artisanat, métiers de bouche/restauration) et un artisan/exposant pour sa première participation, (remise des prix le lundi 11 décembre 2023). Chaque année, Montbéliard met à l’honneur un pays ou une région afin de faire partager aux visiteurs des Lumières de Noël d’autres richesses d’artisanat, de gastronomie et traditions de Noël. En 2001, Montbéliard accueillait Ludwigsburg avec laquelle elle est jumelée depuis 1961, puis le Land de Thuringe (2002), la Russie (2003), la Pologne (2004), le Canada (2005), le Pérou (2006), la Finlande (2007), la Toscane (2008), l’Irlande (2009), la Louisiane (2010), le Pays basque (2011), la Wallonie (2012), la Bretagne (2013), le Portugal (2014), l’Écosse (2015), l’Autriche (2016), la Corse (2017), l'Andalousie (2018), les pays de Savoie (2019), la Franche-Comté (2021), le Périgord (2022). En 2023, la Provence à l’honneur Après le Périgord, la Ville de Montbéliard a choisi de mettre à l’honneur une autre région de France et accueillera la Provence, une région historique et culturelle. Elle correspond plus précisément à l'actuelle région Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur et au sud de la région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Cet hiver, les visiteurs des Lumières de Noël apprécieront la diversité et la qualité des produits d’une quinzaine d’artisans qui viendront tout spécialement de Provence. En page 8, découvrez cette belle sélection faite par la Ville de Montbéliard parmi les spécialités culinaires et l’artisanat typique de Provence. Les Horaires du marché de Noël Le Marché de Noël de Montbéliard sera ouvert du samedi 25 novembre 2023 au samedi 16 décembre 2023 les lundis de 14h00 à 20h00, mardis, mercredis, jeudis de 10h30 à 20h00, vendredis de 10h30 à 21h00, samedi de 10h00 à 21h00, dimanches de 10h00 à 20h00. Du dimanche 17 novembre 2023 au samedi 23 décembre 2023, les lundis de 14h00 à 21h00, mardis, mercredis, jeudis et vendredis de 10h30 à 21h00, samedis de 10h00 à 21h00, dimanches de 10h à 21h00. Dimanche 24 décembre 2023 de 10h00 à 18h00. Horaires Allée gourmande, square Sponeck, les stands fermeront une heure plus tard que les horaires présentés ci-dessus (sauf le 24 décembre, fermeture à 18h00). Les illuminations s'allument yous les jours dans les rues du centre-ville de 16h30 à 22h00. infos > www.lumieres-de-noel.fr ou Facebook "Lumières de Noël – Montbéliard" Read the full article

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W.B Obbly's Obelisk Observer Society (@lyndwyrm0)

John Felton Death and Life Post 💔🗡️

John Felton, who had very kindly decided to strike a swanky pose with the knife before killing Mr Villiers. (Richard Sawyer, 15 May 1830, nearly 200 years after Felton died, so for a corpse, he's looking pretty good here) ^

Felton is a mystery man, possibly born in Suffolk in possibly 1595, but since he didn't slide out the womb with FUTURE ASSASSIN branded across his forehead, no one cares much enough to keep track.

His life continued in obscurity until the 1620s where he is on record for the Cadiz Expedition of 1625, which was backed by Villiers and went about as well as a military operation would go if you were blind folded and had your hands tied together. Plenty died from starvation and disease and the reputation of Villiers was on the decline. Which is fair enough when you consider this killed around 7000 men and lost a handful (62) shops. (Which is more ships lost than Odysseus and you do NOT want to be like Odysseus). I fucking hate Odysseus.

Felton had some in-between gigs but nothing too major until the anglo-french war in which he was rejected to join Villiers fleet. But two months later in August 1627, Villiers said something along the lines of 'yeah go for it' and Felton was off the bench and on the team, now serving as Lieutenant.

BANG CRASH DWOLLOP

it was a fucking nightmare. Not for Felton or Villiers those guys were actually fine but everyone else, not so much. At Saint Martin-De-Re in October the same year, their siege failed (due to poor, planning, poor weapons, terrible ladders, and an all around poor time) and 5000 troops were lost despite retreating. Despite surviving, Felton did not have it easy, his family describes him as a man plagued with nightmares, to quote his sister he was 'much troubled by dreams of fighting'. Which is how I describe myself when someone bids higher than me on eBay and steals the item i desire >:-(

Felton, living in delusion, requested 80 squid and the job role as captain. Having no experience (and no boyfriend who is also the king) he did not get either. This sent him into a rage and on Saturday 23 August 1628, the VILLAIN struck and stabbed Villiers in the chest, killing him.

Genuinely awful picture ^

Now you don't just kill the ex king's (died in 1625) bosom friend and live to tell about it (that's the job of angst poets and teenagers in obelisk observation societies). Though many believed that Felton's actions saved the kingdom and secured Charles Is reign (at least for a bit). But at Tyburn on 29 November 1628, Felton was hung (hanged????) And course, it's quite a bit hard to bounce back from something like that.

He was then moved to Portsmouth (wooo!) And strung in a Gibbet for all to gaze at.

I actually cannot put into words, there are no phrases no single way to explain how much I would do to see this gibbet, the see the Lisk, it's truly unreal. No eBay bidder can out bid my desire on this one.

These two men (erm ignore the malicious ghost) recreated the murder on the 5th September. It was so cool, my heart was racing. I was zazzed, not even over the moon, I was doing laps of it. Unreal. ^

Below is a report from the 1880s

"A relic has been exposed by workmen engaged in erecting the new refreshments and retiring rooms upon Southsea Pier. It is none other than a portion of the veritable gibbet on which the body of the murderer of the Duke of Buckingham was suspended in chains upon Southsea Beach. The murder occurred in 1628. The criminal was hanged at Tyburn, but it was customary to return remains to the scene of the crime. The gibbet bears the Borough arms and a date - but the latter is the day on which it was decided that the gibbet (which was then a well-known landmark) should act as one of the borough boundaries. It is also studded with leaden bullets, from which it would appear that soldiers had been in the habit of discharging their muskets at it. The relic is now lying full length on the pier, but it will be as soon as possible once more erected upon its old site by Mr. Adams, the Borough Engineer. (Later it was replaced by an obelisk)"

The Obelisk, and perhaps the heart of Felton, marked the site from 1782 onwards.

I suppose it must not be all that nice to have your life summarized into just some assassin, and one barely anyone remembers. Felton would only have been in his early thirties when he was killed. :-(

#john felton #duke of buckingham #George villiers #gibbet #obelisk #wb obbly #obelisk observer society

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Antenne Vorarlberg Chillout Lounge (August 25, 2023)

23:55 Lullaby Lounge - Chill De La Mer (Blank Guitar Cafe Relax Mix) 23:52 Dj Antoine & Deep Vice - When You Want Some Love (Dj Antoine Vs. Mad Mark 2k21 Mix) 23:49 Lost Frequencies, Zonderling & Kelvin Jones - Love To Go 23:45 Chris Malinchak - So Good To Me 23:41 Chicane Feat. Bryan Adams - Don't Give Up 23:37 Kygo Feat. Jason Walker - Sunrise 23:33 Glide - Y Môr 23:28 Mike Candys & Jack Holiday - La Serenissima 23:23 Nick Sinckler, Lukas Termena - Get Up (Original Mix) 23:16 Valeron - Jamal 23:12 Paul Oakenfold, Bolier, Luis Fonsi - The World Can Wait (Bolier Remix) 23:08 2raumwohnung - 2 Von Millionen Von Sternen 23:04 Sons Of Maria - Elevate 23:01 Bolier & Arman Cekin - Fade Away (Feat. Rhi'n'b) 22:57 Sylvering - The Sun Always Shines On Tv 22:53 Tycho - Horizon 22:48 Dreamerproject - Horizons (Glenn Main Remix) 22:44 Mhe - The Sounds Of Silence 22:42 Nora Van Elken - Heaven Is A Place On Earth 22:35 David Devilla, Mauro B & Gerard C Feat. - Someone Told Me (Mladen Mande Remix) 22:28 Armin Van Buuren & Avira Feat. Sam Martin - Mask 22:21 Monolink - Otherside (Club Mix) 22:18 Niles Cooper - Lamplight Rains 22:10 Avira & Diana Miro - The Worship (Mark Knight Extended) 22:07 Blank & Jones - Alone In This Rhythm 22:01 Djuma Soundsystem - Les Djinns (Trentemøller Remix) 21:57 Panama, Satin Jackets - The Future 21:54 Moguai, Vize, Anna Grey - You're Not Alone 21:49 Lux - Golden 21:46 Sum Wave - Passing Clouds 21:43 Chicane - Capricorn (Back Pedal Brakes Remix) 21:39 Aguaflames - Moiman 21:34 Joachim Pastor Feat. Nathan Nicholson - Saint Louis 21:29 Owen Ear, Stereoteric - Screaming Heart (Original Mix) 21:23 Armen Miran - Nani Jan 21:21 Alok & James Arthur - Work With My Love 21:16 Loungertrip - Brighter Day 21:13 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Daylight Is Falling 21:02 Cell - Above The Clouds (Live Version) 20:56 Lounge Generation & Namara - Inner Voice 20:52 Freischwimmer - California Dreamin 20:49 Ck West & Sassi K - C Song 20:45 Benjamin Francis Leftwich - Shine (Kygo Remix) 20:41 Nora En Pure - Enchantment 20:38 Lstn, Arya Noble - Desert Walk 20:33 Disclosure - You & Me Ft. Eliza Doolittle (Flume Remix) 20:28 Lyke - Stay With Me 20:23 Moby - Everything That Rises 20:17 Edx - Conundrum 20:12 Monolink - Harlem River 20:06 Headstrong - Symphony Of Soul (Reuben Halsey Chillout Mix) 20:03 Audax Feat. Ron Caroll - Falling For You 20:00 Ofenbach & Ella Henderson - Hurricane 19:56 Morcheeba - Slow Down 19:54 Mount & Illian - Fool 19:51 Dimitri Vegas - Pull Me Closer 19:47 Five Seasons - Her Almond Eyes 19:44 Mike Candys & Séb Mont - What's On Your Mind 19:39 Eelke Kleijn - Woodstock 19:33 Schiller - The Future Iii 19:26 Hraach - After Dark 19:22 Karsten Kiessling Feat. Zach Alwin - Live It Up (Peace, Live And Love Mix ) 19:18 Kid Massive, Yuji Ono, Dtale - Pray (Wolf Krew Remix) 19:15 Alan Walker X Hans Zimmer - Time (Alan Walker Remix) 19:12 Jonas Blue Feat. Dakota - Fast Car 19:10 Le Shuuk Feat. Xilions - Goodbye 19:07 Tom Staar & Cedric Gervais - Playing Games (Mixed) 19:00 Lemongrass - Feel Good 18:55 Anrey - We Are The Mirrors (Extended Mix) 18:51 Loud Luxury Feat. Morgan St. Jean - Aftertaste 18:44 Faithless - Crazy English Summer (Brothers On High Remix) 18:42 Lizot - Daddy Cool 18:38 Robin Schulz & Felix Jaehn - One More Time 18:33 Hazy J - Our Way 18:25 Miyagi, Sascha Braemer, Dan Caster, Jan Blomqvist - Woodpeckers Love Affair 18:22 Kygo Feat. Kodaline - Raging 18:19 Nora Van Elken - Interstellar 18:16 Dennis Kruissen Feat. Liza Flume - Another Soul 18:12 Elmara - Sky In Your Eyes 18:09 Möwe - Bad Intentions 18:06 Kamrad - I Believe 18:03 Alphawezen - 4043 17:59 Nora En Pure - Dry Sobbing 17:53 Tebra - Suton 17:46 Tom Novy & Milkwish - Dream Catcher (Extended Mix) 17:43 Twisted Harmonies Feat. Mougleta - You & Me 17:40 Undressd - Forever Young 17:34 Orbient - Transition 17:26 Blank & Jones - California Sunset 17:20 Maestro & Cabal - Clifton Bay 17:18 Wave Wave Feat. Lena Sue - Repeating 17:15 Amely & Lvndscape - Losing My Mind 17:10 Vargo - The Moment 17:07 Gibbs & Code X - Close To Your Heart 17:04 Blank & Jones Feat. Mick Roach - Magnolia 17:00 Marit Larsen - I Don't Want To Talk About It (Nelsaan & Matoma Tropical Remix) 16:58 Vievie - Blue Island 16:55 R3hab & Marnik - Candyman 16:52 Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine 16:46 Lazy Hammbock - Surround Me 16:43 Sans Souci - Nanda 16:36 Francesco Rossi - Paper Aeroplane 16:33 Meduza Feat. Goodboys - Piece Of Your Heart 16:29 Air - Talisman 16:26 Reece Lemonius, Munich Monstrs - Miss You 16:24 Christopher Von Deylen - She Never Told Him Her Name 16:19 Blank & Jones - Coming Home (Afterlife Remix) 16:15 Schiller & Tricia Mcteague - Guardian Angel 16:11 Armin Van Buuren & Avira - Illusion (Mixed) 16:08 Hamlet - Der Mückenschwarm 16:00 Super Flu - Mygut (Solomun Remix) 15:56 Klangkarussel & Poppy Baskcomb - This Love 15:52 Klangperlenspiel - Before The Sunrise 15:49 Bernward Koch - Flowing Colors 15:47 Lost Frequencies & Elley Duhé - Back To You 15:41 Jazzy Pecada - Slow Down 15:38 Sans Souci - Take My Breath Away (Original Mix) 15:32 Bruno Be, Manimal, Vintage Culture - Human Remix (Club Mix) 15:29 The Alan Parsons Project - The Turn Of A Friendly Card 15:27 Lika Morgan - Ding Dong 15:21 Coastline - Adriatic Sea (Milews Remix) 15:18 Sam Feldt Feat. Lateshift - The Riddle 15:15 Blank & Jones - Coastline 15:09 Pang! - Lion (Original Mix) 15:07 Kush Kush & Sickmellow Feat. Kazhi - Blacklight 15:04 Cyrillic Feat. Lara - Zero Gravitation 15:00 James Bright - Siempre 14:54 Tinlicker Feat. Roos Jonker - Come Back Home 14:51 Viva La Panda & Finding Molly - Bring It On (La La La) 14:48 Braaten - Enjoy The Silence 14:45 Christopher Von Deylen - Heliotrope 14:38 Caf Bar Feat. Sara Allman - Gimme Shelter (Chilled Buddha Session) 14:33 Fous De La Mer - Luces 14:30 Atb & Topic - Your Love (9pm) 14:27 Mike Perry Feat. Casso - Inside The Lines 14:24 Rita Ora - You Only Love Me 14:22 Srtw & Mave Feat. Sønlille - Last Train Home 14:19 Tiesto - Everything (Acoustic Version) 14:16 Edx & Amba Shepherd - Off The Grid 14:13 Avian Grays & Azteck - Endlessly 14:10 Sam Feldt Feat. Deepend & Teemu - Runaways 14:06 Claptone Feat. Dizzy - Queen Of Ice Queen Of Ice 13:59 Colyn - Lightyears 13:52 Sans Souci - Seaside (Extended Mix) 13:49 Robin Schulz - Never Know Me (Radio Mix) 13:44 Kate The Cat - I Was Made For Lovin You 13:41 Paratone - Time After Time 13:39 Valerie Dore - The Night (Zyx Edit Remastered 2021) 13:34 Melloton - See You Again (Extended Mix) 13:31 Pirra Feat. Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas Remix - Limousine Lies 13:28 Lucas Estrada & Henri Purnell & Neimy - In My Fantasy 13:21 Plus Minus - Meeting Of The Worlds 13:18 Tiësto & Ty Dolla $ign - The Business, Pt. Ii 13:15 Kai Schwarz, Cayus & Yass - My Love Is Your Love 13:12 Federico Aubele - Besos De Sal 13:05 Blank & Jones - Coh 13:03 Vamero & Lizot - Bleeding Love 12:59 Gamper - Bittersweet Symphony 12:57 Tiësto & Karol G - Don't Be Shy 12:49 Justin Martin - The Sad Piano 12:45 Lstn - Thoughts 12:43 Steve Forest, Te Pai - Never Gonna Give You Up 12:40 Regard & Raye - Secrets 12:35 Scotty & Wilcox - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (Wilcox Extended) 12:32 Winona Oak & Robin Schulz - Oxygen 12:27 Mathieu & Florzinho - Maha - Amba 12:20 Dale Anderson Feat. Anil Chawla - Pimento Grove 12:17 Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano - Let It Lie 12:12 Deep Dive Corp. - Guitaria 12:08 Audien - Blue 12:03 Schiller X Tricia Mcteague - Miracle 11:58 Alphawezen - Into The Stars 11:54 Avira & Kiko Franco Feat. Nathan Nicholson) - Ocean 11:48 Nova June - More 11:44 Tom Novy & Dan Le Blonde - Let's Dance (Tom Novy Remix) 11:40 Lstn - Sky & Sand 11:37 Klangfeld Feat. Tillmann Uhrmacher - Free 2018 11:34 Backstreet Boys - Chances (Instrumental) 11:32 Feder & Ofenbach Feat. Dawty Music - Call Me Papi 11:28 Alle Farben - Berlin 11:25 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Angel Taylor - Make It Right (Trinix Remix) 11:22 Mount & Emdey - Venus 11:17 Jody Wisternoff Feat. Sian Evans - The Bridge (Chicane Rework) 11:14 Mike Candys & Jack Holiday - The Riddle Anthem Rework 11:10 Stepha Schweiger - When I Was A Bird 11:05 Fous De La Mer - Soledad 11:02 Ec Twins, Oda Loves You - Wonderful Life 10:55 Worakls - Elea (Original Mix) 10:52 Ambyion - Motion 10:45 Rodriguez Jr. Feat. Liset Alea - What Is Real 10:42 Justin Robertson Presents Revtone - Love Movement 10:35 Blond:ish Feat. Shawni - Wizard Of Love 10:31 Kyla La Grange - Cut Your Teeth 10:24 Parra For Cuva - The Fifth Hand 10:19 Mr.da-nos - San Francisco 2k20 10:14 Lamb - Wonder 10:07 Chris Zippel Feat. Tusnelda - Blade 10:04 Tinlicker Feat. Nathan Nicholson - Be Here And Now 10:00 Ck West - Aldebaran 2021 09:55 Blank & Jones - 10.000 Emerald Pools 09:53 Edx - Ecletric (Mixed) 09:50 El Profesor - Busy Bye Bye 09:47 Sofi Tukker & John Summit - Sun Came Up (Radio) 09:43 Vize & Leony - Dolly Song (Devil's Cup) 09:39 Teri Richardson - Shadows Of My Love 09:36 Hugel - Can't Love Myself (Feat. Mishaal& Lpw) 09:33 Sans Souci - Fenton 09:27 Bliss - End Titles 09:23 Kidsø - Fir 09:16 Rìfìs Du Sol - On My Knees (Oliver Schories Remix) 09:13 Klingande Feat. Daylight - Losing U 09:09 Robin Schulz & Alle Farben & Israel Kamakawiwo'ole - Somewhere Over The Rainbow / What A Wonderful World 09:05 Blank & Jones - Twilight Moon 09:01 Portugal. The Man - Feel It Still (Ofenbach Remix) 08:58 Daniel Portman - Vulnerable 08:53 Naomi - Anybody Here? 08:47 Exstra - Comet (Extended Mix) 08:41 Airstream - Your Tears (Del Mar Mix) 08:36 Bissen & The Crossover - Quicksand (Chillout Mix) 08:33 Younotus Feat. Chris Gelbuda - When I Think About You 08:29 Lstn - Floral Decor 08:22 Nora En Pure - Polynesia (Extended Mix) 08:11 Monkey Safari - Hi Life (Cheeky Bold Cover) 08:07 Eelke Kleijn Feat. Diana Miro - You (Frankey & Sandrino Remix) 08:00 Groovecatcher - Intoxicated 07:56 Jean-michel Jarre - Equinoxe, Pt. 5 07:51 Rìfìs Du Sol - Alive (Anyma Remix) 07:45 Fatboy Slim - Praise You (Maribou State Remix) 07:42 Majestic & Boney M. - Rasputin 07:37 Eli Kazah - Return Home 07:34 Basixx - Stay In Your Sunlight 07:30 Klangperlenspiel - Fraction Of Your Love 07:25 Melosense - Road & Lights 07:22 Alok Feat. Alida - Love Again 07:18 Christopher Von Deylen - Infinity 07:13 Shaun Feat. Conor Maynard - Way Back Home 07:11 Sam Feldt & Sam Fischer - Pick Me Up (Vavo Remix) 07:08 Trinix - Soweto 07:05 Moby - Lift Me Up 07:02 James Carter & Ofenbach Feat. James Blunt - Can't Forget You 06:55 Mahmut Orhan - Way To Life (Boral Kibil Remix) 06:52 Jones & Brock Feat. Anica - Join Me 06:45 David Hohme - Fear Less (Hraach Remix) 06:41 The Underdog Project - Summer Jam 06:35 Consolidation Feat. Moguai - Ode To Joy 06:31 Cosmic Soul & Tom Novy - Like A Dream 06:26 La Vita - Saxual Seduction 06:23 Dj Antoine Feat. Chanin & Jona Xx - Dancing In Tulum 06:19 Nora En Pure - World Of Rules 06:16 Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Vs. Diplo Feat. Deb's Daughter - Hey Baby 06:12 Schiller & Peter Heppner - Leben... I Feel You 06:09 Armin Van Buuren Feat. Rbvln - Weight Of The World (Feat. Rbvln) 06:06 Major Lazer Feat. Dj Snake & Mø - Lean On 06:03 Rene Rodrigezz & Tristan Henry - Let Me Go 05:58 Christopher Von Deylen - Free 05:50 Max Melvin - Sometimes 05:46 Arden - Open 05:43 Sam Feldt - Post Malone (Feat. Rani) 05:39 Hein Klein & Cheyenne - Every Breath You Take 05:34 Cats On Bricks Feat. Zach Alwin - Planes Over Ushuaia 05:31 Peter Ries - Hold Me (The Force Radio Mix) 05:25 Sans Souci - Venice 05:22 Edx - Neptune 05:20 Dennis Lloyd - Nevermind 05:17 Kygo, Paul Mccartney & Michael Jackson - Say Say Say 05:14 Nora En Pure & Lika Morgan - In The Air Tonight (Sons Of Maria Remix) 05:09 Index Id - Nautik 05:06 Consoul Trainin Feat. Steven Aderinto & Duoviolins - Obsession 05:02 Moli - Cloud No9 (Montmartre Remix) 04:54 Timboletti - Strawberry Smell 04:51 Lucy Neville - Ransom 04:45 Aaron Mcclelland, Marianne - Lets Get Physical (Touch & Go Laidback Dub) 04:42 Fritz Kalkbrenner - Good Things 04:38 Tiscore - Fire To Smoke 04:33 Schiller - Ultramarin 04:30 Dante Klein & Jordiz Feat. Megan Brands - Life 04:26 Sum Wave - Malin's Song 04:20 Enfant De Luxe - La Tete Dans Les Nuages 04:17 Sono - Keep Control (Artbat Remix Edit) 04:14 Nora Van Elken - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) 04:10 Boozoo Bajou Feat. Wayne Martin - Moanin' 04:07 Colorblast - Message In A Bottle (Colorblast Version) 04:02 Lstn - Times Of Sorrow 03:56 Groovecatcher - Angel Of Nature 03:53 Armin Van Buuren & Garibay - Phone Down 03:47 Lux - Northern Lights 03:39 Kygo - Freeze 03:36 Nto (Fr) Feat. Sofiane Pamart - Invisible (Piano Version) 03:33 Robert Manos - With No End 03:30 Shapov & Avian Grays Feat. Kifi - Light Up The World 03:26 Passenger 10 - Serving The World 03:22 Maomakmaa - Unicorn (Remix By Jasmon) 03:18 Julian Wassermann - Painfully 03:15 Sono - Trusting You 03:12 Disciples - On My Mind 03:09 Rosa Linn - Snap 03:06 Thomas Gold Feat. Bright Sparks - Seventeen 03:00 Tosca - Natural High 02:57 Edx Feat. Jess Ball - Take Me Home 02:51 Jens Gad - El Momento 02:48 Together Alone - Ain't Nobody 02:44 Melokind - Tiefgang 02:41 Milky Chance - Stolen Dance 02:39 Vievie - Sea Roses 02:35 Bronson Feat. Lau.ra - Heart Attack 02:31 Thievery Corporation - Bario Alto 02:28 Wave Wave Feat. Evie - Real 02:24 Jelly & Fish - Appreciation 02:19 Channel 2 Feat. Tanya - Soulout 02:13 Beyhude - Terso 02:11 Bernward Koch - Lonely Dream (Solo Piano) 02:05 Soho Lounge Feat. Dea Li - Chiaro Di Luna 02:01 Eelke Kleijn Feat. Josha Daniel - Oscillations 01:56 Mahoroba - Soft Breeze (On Air Mix) 01:53 Mike Candys - Sky (Club Mix) 01:49 Glockenbach Ft. Clockclock - Brooklyn 01:46 Bebo Best & The Super Lounge Orchestr - Come As You Are 01:42 Nora En Pure - Epiphany 01:39 Karsten Kiessling Feat. Helin - Fight Like A Lion 01:32 Zelensky - Sunset (Andy Lime Remix) 01:29 Pascal Letoublon - Feelings Undercover 01:26 Jeremy Loops - Til I Found You 01:22 Monolink - Swallow 01:19 Hallmann - Always Be 01:12 Beyhude - Alabora 01:08 Ashcome - Vitamin Sky (Original Mix) 01:06 Digital Camel - Shine Bright 01:00 Massive Attack - Safe From Harm 00:56 Klangperlenspiel & Puzzls - Kyoto (Wish You'd Move On) 00:53 Sum Wave - Milkyway 00:46 The Orb - A Beautiful Day 00:43 Above & Beyond - The Inconsistency Principle 00:40 Neptunica & Lunax - We Don't Even Talk Anymore 00:34 Fluff - Silent Life 00:30 Passenger 10 - The Lonely Boy Who Wanted To Make Friends 00:27 Dj Antoine Feat. Ablai - My Corazon (Dj Antoine Vs Mad Mark 2k21 Mix) 00:24 Lilly Wood & The Prick And Robin Schulz - Prayer In C 00:22 Lunax & Zana - Gone Tomorrow 00:19 Melonia - Sweet Child O' Mine 00:15 Melloton - Zombie 00:09 Banderas - This Is Your Life (Easy Life Mix) 00:04 Chris Coco - Before Sunset (Original Mix) 00:02 Kamrad - Feel Alive

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Events 7.11 (before 1900)

472 – After being besieged in Rome by his own generals, Western Roman Emperor Anthemius is captured in St. Peter's Basilica and put to death. 813 – Byzantine emperor Michael I, under threat by conspiracies, abdicates in favor of his general Leo the Armenian, and becomes a monk (under the name Athanasius). 911 – Signing of the Treaty of Saint-Clair-sur-Epte between Charles the Simple and Rollo of Normandy. 1174 – Baldwin IV, 13, becomes King of Jerusalem, with Raymond III, Count of Tripoli as regent and William of Tyre as chancellor. 1302 – Battle of the Golden Spurs (Guldensporenslag in Dutch): A coalition around the Flemish cities defeats the king of France's royal army. 1346 – Charles IV, Count of Luxembourg and King of Bohemia, is elected King of the Romans. 1405 – Ming admiral Zheng He sets sail to explore the world for the first time. 1410 – Ottoman Interregnum: Süleyman Çelebi defeats his brother Musa Çelebi outside the Ottoman capital, Edirne. 1476 – Giuliano della Rovere is appointed bishop of Coutances. 1576 – While exploring the North Atlantic Ocean in an attempt to find the Northwest Passage, Martin Frobisher sights Greenland, mistaking it for the hypothesized (but non-existent) island of "Frisland". 1616 – Samuel de Champlain returns to Quebec. 1735 – Mathematical calculations suggest that it is on this day that dwarf planet Pluto moved inside the orbit of Neptune for the last time before 1979. 1789 – Jacques Necker is dismissed as France's Finance Minister sparking the Storming of the Bastille. 1796 – The United States takes possession of Detroit from Great Britain under terms of the Jay Treaty. 1798 – The United States Marine Corps is re-established; they had been disbanded after the American Revolutionary War. 1801 – French astronomer Jean-Louis Pons makes his first comet discovery. In the next 27 years he discovers another 36 comets, more than any other person in history. 1804 – A duel occurs in which the Vice President of the United States Aaron Burr mortally wounds former Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton. 1833 – Noongar Australian aboriginal warrior Yagan, wanted for the murder of white colonists in Western Australia, is killed. 1836 – The Fly-fisher's Entomology is published by Alfred Ronalds. The book transformed the sport and went to many editions. 1848 – Waterloo railway station in London opens. 1864 – American Civil War: Battle of Fort Stevens; Confederate forces attempt to invade Washington, D.C. 1882 – The British Mediterranean Fleet begins the Bombardment of Alexandria in Egypt as part of the Anglo-Egyptian War. 1889 – Tijuana, Mexico, is founded. 1893 – The first cultured pearl is obtained by Kōkichi Mikimoto. 1893 – A revolution led by the liberal general and politician José Santos Zelaya takes over state power in Nicaragua. 1897 – Salomon August Andrée leaves Spitsbergen to attempt to reach the North Pole by balloon. 1899 – Fiat founded by Giovanni Agnelli in Turin, Italy.

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Who am I?

My name: Mayacita or Maya Writes (pen name)

How I describe myself: I am a millennial and and ex-programmer turn into a religious sister with the heart of a philosopher who ponders about Life, Truth, God, and Heaven. A missionary and a contemplative by heart.

Goal(s) in life: To die straight to heaven, without purgatory, seeing Jesus, my beloved spouse, face to face, to hug, hold, and have Him for eternity, to be able to be close to Him as possible. To become a Saint God wants me to be. To give souls to God as much as possible

What I wanted to do or became before I went on to become a religious: just having a normal life with a normal job and be happy about what I do or what I have. I used to think that I will live in The US forever. I just want to be successful and happy in life. Satisfied with my work and enjoying life and in what I do. I used to think that I would live in Northern California, a place where I dream of. If I ever become an entrepreneur I would open a: Massage Place, A Chicken Rice Store or Restaurant or Catering, a skincare or cosmetic brand.

If I ever re-live again my college years and just become a lay person, I would have chosen a major that let me work in The Beauty Industry. Be it Pharmacy or Chemistry or Chemical Engineering.

If I knew that I would become a religious in the future I would have chosen a Theology, Spirituality or Psychology major.

College Major: Computer Science & Engineering, B.Sc

High School Major: Science Studies

Places I have lived: Riau-ID, Jakarta-ID, Texas-USA, Ohio-USA, San Diego-USA, Madiun-East Java, Wudu-Flores, Palangka Raya-Central Borneo

My MBTI: INFP (Introvert, Intuitive, Feeling, Perceiving) / The Mediator, A peacemaker

My Temperament: A True Melancholic.

My character: A thinker, very analytical, quiet at times, serious, perfectionist, artistic, flexible, fun & silly at times when feeling comfortable, humorous, religious, work well alone, like finding truths, principles, and concepts, bad at managing people, simple & practical

Talent: Many! (As people say). I am good at acting, language learning, good at logic & analyzing but bad at many other stuffs

Language(s): English, Indonesian, Javanese (a little), Spanish (a little)

Hobbies: Studying, Reading, Reflecting, Praying, Meditating, Contemplating, Writing, Making Stories, Singing, Playing Organ, Drawing, Dancing for fun, Trying new Chicken Recipe

Favorite Saint(s): St. Therese of Lisieux and Mother Mary

The Book That Changed My Life: The Story of A Soul by St. Therese of Lisieux

The Prayer That Changed My Life: 33 Days Consecration to Jesus through Mary by St. Louis de Montfort

Favorite Webtoon of All Time: I Love Yoo by Quimchee

Favorite Comic Character: Yeong-Gi from I Love Yoo by Quimchee

The Comic Character That Resembles Me The Most: Shin-Ae from I Love Yoo by Quimchee

Favorite Webtoon Artist: Quimchee

Favorite Manga(s): Death Note, Eyeshield 21

Favorite Mangaka Art Style: Takeshi Obata of Death Note and Watase Yuu of Alice 19th

Favorite Countries: Israel, Italy and The US

Countries That I want to visit: Italy and other European Countries

Favorite Place To Stay: San Diego, California, USA

Favorite Singer: Taylor Swift

Favorite Korean Singer: G-Dragon

Favorite Group Band: Maroon 5

Favorite Korean Group Band: Big Bang

Favorite Album of All Time: 1989 by Taylor Swift, currently I am starstruck with Folklore & Midnights by Taylor Swift

Favorite Songwriters: Taylor Swift, Max Martin & G-Dragon

Favorite Music: All kinds of music that sounds good in my ear, mostly I listen to pop music and instrumental

Favorite Movie of All Time: The Lord of The Rings Trilogy

Favorite Actor: Leonardo DiCaprio

Most beautiful actor: Leonardo DiCaprio in His 20s

Celebrity That Resembles My Character The Most: Raditya Dika

Favorite Game Console: Harvest Moon and Suikoden II

Favorite Food: All foods but chicken wings are the best. For Sweets: Macarons are the best and Brownies (don't forget dem brownies, they're so good)

Favorite Chicken Wings Flavor: Original & Spicy Chicken Wings from Pizza Hut, Original & Garlic Parmesan Chicken Wings from Buffalo Wild Wings

Favorite Drinks & Sweets: All Green Tea Flavors be it Green Tea Cake, Green Tea Kit Kat, Green Tea Bars, Green Tea Coffee, Green Tea Latte, Original Green Tea, Green Tea Bread, Green Tea Poki, Green Tea Bubble Tea & Taro Bubble Tea & Thai Tea, Pistachio & Green Tea Macaron, Hot Chocolate Drinks

Favorite Taste: Sweet & Spicy, Spicy, Taro, Pistachio, Garlic Parmesan, Green Tea

Sweet or Salty: Salty

Least favorite food: chocolate bars because they stick in the teeth, but I love hot chocolate drinks, I just don't like chewing it.

Favorite Color: All shades of Red, I love the combination of Crimson Red and Shining Majestic Gold because it looks very 'Majestic', Turquoise or Mint Green because it looks very calming (my shower towel is in that color whenever I see it, it always gives me a calm feeling), and I love sunflower yellow because it gives me a happy vibe.

Favorite TV Show: How I Met Your Mother

Favorite TV Show Character: Barney from How I Met Your Mother

Favorite Pet Animal: The Red Lory Bird (Burung Nuri)

My Latest IQ Score : 110 (High Average)

My 13 abilities in order based on my own reflections:

Spiritual

Teaching

Logical

Intrapersonal

Linguistic

Interpersonal

Digital

and my not so talented abilties almost have a 0 or minus talent in these areas (in oder that I know of):

Leadership / Managerial, I prefer to work alone

Musical, although I can play The Organ

Movement /Kinesthetic, not good at any sport

Visual, I cannot imagine any image or do visualization

Mechanical, never done anything that have to do with mechanics

Natural, no attraction toward natural things, although I love all kind of flowers

Talents that I wish I had but I don't have: artistic skills like musical skill to be able to play and write music or drawing skill to be able to draw and color beautifully. Currently I have only limited skill in those areas. I wanted to be really good at one specific of art and really enjoy doing it.

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Coming 60 years after the original, Fantasia 2000 mostly captures the majesty and wonder of its predecessor with a visually stunning, inspired blend of animation and music.

Introduced by a variety of celebrities which include Steve Martin, Itzhak Perlman, Quincy Jones, Bette Midler, James Earl Jones, Penn & Teller and Angela Lansbury, the program includes several classical musical pieces, each brought to life by distinct styles of animation, including:

Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5, in which abstract shapes resembling butterflies and birds (or perhaps bats) battle.

Pines of Rome by Ottorino Respighi, about a family of flying humpback whales who become separated and must find each other again.

Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin is set in 1930’s New York City and follows four people who dream of a better life.

Piano Concerto No. 2, Allegro, Opus 102 by Dmitri Shostakovich, which is loosely based on Han Christian Andersen’s The Steadfast Tin Soldier, in which a one-legged toy soldier falls in love with a toy ballerina and protects her from a lustful jack-in-the-box.

The Carnival of the Animals (Le Carnival des Animaux), finale by Camille Saint-Saëns, about a disapproving group of flamingos that attempts to discourage one of their members from playing with his yo-yo.

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice by Paul Dukas, a segment carried over from the original Fantasia that sees Mickey Mouse play with the magic spells of his master, with disastrous results.

Pomp and Circumstance – Marches 1, 2, 3 and 4 by Edward Elgar, in which Donald and Daisy Duck act as assistants to Noah and help him gather two of each animal for his ark before the world is flooded.

Firebird Suite – 1919 Version by Igor Stravinsky. In this final tale, a forest sprite accidentally wakes the Firebird, a volcanic creature that burns everything in its wake.

Besides the occasional use of CGI imagery, the biggest difference between this film and its predecessor is the hosts that introduce the musical segments. While some of them do make the film a tad dated (I’m not sure how Penn and Teller will be seen by the time we get “Fantasia 3000”, for example), generally they serve their purpose. When Fantasia was conceived, it was intended to be in a constant state of flux. Every few years it would’ve been re-released with segments added or removed. Had this plan gone forward, we probably would've had Deems Taylor introduce some of the “Fantasia 2.0” releases but not others. This would've been weird and Fantasia 2000 seeks to rectify this with a slew of different hosts. Had it been a big hit (it wasn’t), it would’ve been much easier to remove or add pieces in subsequent releases.

Enough about that. Let’s talk about the main feature. I wouldn’t call this 1999 film as ambitious as the one in 1940 but in some ways, it is. The Rhapsody in Blue story, for example, does not use a style of animation that resembles anything else Disney but you wish more films would ape its style. Less successful is the whales’ story, which utilizes a blend of CGI and traditional animation. Unfortunately, the mix is often glaring. The finale is strong but the whole thing is too cutesy. Similarly, the Tin Soldier story is visually dynamic, vibrant and able to cram a sweet little bit of romance in its short running time but has been softened from the original tale – seemingly to appeal to kids. Many of Disney’s first pictures weren’t afraid to be frightening. Stories like Dumbo, Bambi or Pinocchio could be too intense for the littlest ones… and we love them for it. You can tell the years have made the studio more cautious.

The comedic stories are where Fantasia 2000 fares best. The yo-yo spinning flamingo is a riot. The slapstick and musical beats are so perfectly choreographed you’ll wish it could last longer. Similarly, forever-favorites Donald Duck and Daisy make for big laughs. The aforementioned Rhapsody in Blue also contains many clever moments to bring a smile to your face.

Then, we get to the finale, one that’s worthy of following up the Night on Bald Mountain/Ave Maria conclusion of the 1940 picture. Dynamic uses of color, fluid visuals that tell a narrative without needing words or being too on-the-nose and plenty of memorable imagery. It caps off a picture that began with a wonderfully abstract interpretation of music and paves over any rough patches that might’ve been in between. It makes you crave more “Fantasias” but we're unlikely to see any for a while. A shame.

There’s so much imagination in Fantasia 2000 and it’s so refreshing to see. Perhaps a higher-up at the studio will find a way to convince the right people and green-light another. Until then, Fantasia 2000 is a fine picture. Perhaps not a must-see like the original, but a memorable program that offers a lot. (On Blu-ray, September 1, 2018)

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NOUVEAU CIRQUE ZAVATTA FOTO ESTERNI Dalla Francia oggi vi mostriamo alcune belle immagini. Oggi il nuovo amico Franco Mammana ci ha inviato alcuni scatti del Nouveau Cirque Zavatta istallato a Saint Martin de Re, nei pressi di La Rochelle. Un ringraziamento va anche a Giovanni Cortese per averci fisicamente inviato gli scatti.

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