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fuckyeahgoodomens · 2 years ago

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I posted 1,156 times in 2022

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#good omens - 377 posts

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#aziraphale fixing his bowtie and crowley greeting beelzebub as if they are not there to thwart the armageddon :d

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From the DVD commentary, episode 1:

Neil: So, we're now in a Chinese restaurant.

Douglas: Now tell us about - are you going to tell us the story about you and Terry...

Neil: Yes, I will.

Douglas: I think that's important one.

Neil: I was gonna say our location is a Chinese restaurant we'd had turned into a sushi restaurant. So Terry and I, Terry Pratchett and I, had a standing... not even a standing joke, just a standing plan, that we were going to have sushi - there was going to be a scene in Good Omens where sushi was eaten and we were gonna be extras, we were gonna sit in the background, eating sushi while it was done. And I was so looking forward to this and, so I wrote this scene with it being sushi, even though Terry was gone, with that in mind and I thought: Oh, I'll sit and I'll eat lots of sushi as an extra, this will be my scene as an extra, I'll just be in the background. And then, on the day, or a couple of days before, I realized that I couldn't do it.

Douglas: You never told me this before either. I might have pushed you into doing it, had I known. I think you were right not to tell me.

Neil: I was keeping it to me self 'cause I was always like: Oh, maybe I'll be... this will be my cameo. And then I couldn't. I was just so sad, 'cause Terry wasn't there. And it was probably the day that I missed Terry the most of all of the filming - it was just this one scene 'cause it was written for Terry and all of the sushi meals we'd ever had and all of the strange way that sushi ran through Good Omens.

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Micheal Sheen was originally cast as Crowley

(I will never tire of hearing this 🥰)

Neil Gaiman: The truth is that Michael was meant to have played Crowley. That was where it all began: was me going, 'Who do I know who could be Crowley? Michael Sheen loves the book, Michael would do it.', called Michael, do you want to do it, and he's like, 'Yes!', I thought, 'Great, I have a Crowley.'. So when I started writing the scripts, I was writing them going I know I have - at least I have my Crowley, I have Michael Sheen. And around the middle of Episode 3, I was going, 'This Crowley doesn't really feel a lot like Michael Sheen.', and I wrote this sceen when Crowley comes down the center aisle of a church hopping like a man on a beach on a hot day 'cause it's walking on holy ground and I thought, 'David Tennant would be really good at that, I could get David Tennant.', and then when it was all done I figured I had to break it to Michael, that he wasn't going to be Crowley, that I wanted him to be Aziraphale, and he read the scripts, and we had this really really awkward dinner, that because I was trying to pluck the courage to break it to Michael that I wanted him to play Aziraphale, and Michael was trying to find the way to break it to me that he did not want to play Crowley that he wanted to play Aziraphale having read the scripts. So it was an awful dinner until the end where we just like, 'Oh, you too?! Oh! Oh, good! Well I'm thinking of David Tennant, oh good you like him. Okay.' So it became a lot easier at that moment.

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jess-total-mess · 5 months ago

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@rat-rosemary for some reason Tumblr wouldn’t let me reply to this ask properly, LMAO so I screenshotted it to reply to instead. Hope that’s okay!

I have been given permission to share the invite link! Be warned, it expires in a week from me posting this, so future people will Not be able to use it! (Future people, I suggest going to @the-final-sif to ask for the link as she’s the admin—Sif, Vault said I could share it)

:D glad to hear you enjoyed the fic! It was such a blast to write!

#jay dont look #original bullshit #rat-rosemary #sorry it took me a while to reply! also mad that tumblr glitched #but i have food now so its chill <3

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dailyanarchistposts · 6 months ago

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Section E — What do anarchists think causes ecological problems?

This section of the FAQ expands upon section D.4 (“What is the relationship between capitalism and the ecological crisis?”) in which we indicated that since capitalism is based upon the principle of “grow or die,” a “green” capitalism is impossible. By its very nature capitalism must expand, creating new markets, increasing production and consumption, and so invading more ecosystems, using more resources, and upsetting the interrelations and delicate balances that exist with ecosystems. We have decided to include a separate section on this to stress how important green issues are to anarchism and what a central place ecology has in modern anarchism.

Anarchists have been at the forefront of ecological thinking and the green movement for decades. This is unsurprisingly, as many key concepts of anarchism are also key concepts in ecological thought. In addition, the ecological implications of many anarchist ideas (such as decentralisation, integration of industry and agriculture, and so forth) has meant that anarchists have quickly recognised the importance of ecological movements and ideas.

Murray Bookchin in particular has placed anarchist ideas at the centre of green debate as well as bringing out the links anarchism has with ecological thinking. His eco-anarchism (which he called social ecology) was based on emphasising the social nature of the ecological problems we face. In such classic works as Post-Scarcity Anarchism, Toward an Ecological Society and The Ecology of Freedom he has consistently argued that humanity’s domination of nature is the result of domination within humanity itself.

However, anarchism has always had an ecological dimension. As Peter Marshall notes in his extensive overview of ecological thought, ecologists “find in Proudhon two of their most cherished social principles: federalism and decentralisation.” He “stands as an important forerunner of the modern ecological movement for his stress on the close communion between humanity and nature, for his belief in natural justice, for his doctrine of federalism and for his insight that liberty is the mother and not the daughter of order.” [Nature’s Web, p. 307 and p. 308] For Proudhon, a key problem was that people viewed the land as “something which enables them to levy a certain revenue each year. Gone is the deep feeling for nature.” People “no longer love the soil. Landowners sell it, lease it, divide it into shares, prostitute it, bargain with it and treat it as an object of speculation. Farmers torture it, violate it, exhaust it and sacrifice it to their impatient desire for gain. They never become one with it.” We “have lost our feeling for nature.” [Selected Writings of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, p. 261]

Other precursors of eco-anarchism can be found in Peter Kropotkin’s writings. For example, in his classic work Fields, Factories and Workshops, Kropotkin argued the case for “small is beautiful” 70 years before E. F. Schumacher coined the phase, advocating “a harmonious balance between agriculture and industry. Instead of the concentration of large factories in cities, he called for economic as well as social decentralisation, believing that diversity is the best way to organise production by mutual co-operation. He favoured the scattering of industry throughout the country and the integration of industry and agriculture at the local level.” His vision of a decentralised commonwealth based on an integration of agriculture and industry as well as manual and intellectual work has obvious parallels with much modern green thought, as does his stress on the need for appropriate levels of technology and his recognition that the capitalist market distorts the development, size and operation of technology and industry. Through his investigations in geography and biology, Kropotkin discovered species to be interconnected with each other and with their environment. Mutual Aid is the classic source book on the survival value of co-operation within species which Kropotkin regarded as an important factor of evolution, arguing that those who claim competition within and between species is the chief or only factor have distorted Darwin’s work. All this ensures that Kropotkin is “a great inspiration to the modern ecological movement.” [Marshall, Op. Cit., p. 311 and p. 312]

As well as Kropotkin’s work, special note must be made of French anarchist Elisee Reclus. As Clark and Martin note, Reclus introduced “a strongly ecological dimension into the tradition of anarchist and libertarian social theory”. He made “a powerful contribution to introducing this more ecological perspective into anarchist thought,” of “looking beyond the project of planetary domination and attempting to restore humanity to its rightful place within, rather than above, nature.” Reclus, “much more than Kropotkin, introduced into anarchist theory themes that were later developed in social ecology and eco-anarchism.” [John P. Clark and Camille Martin (ed.), Anarchy, Geography, Modernity, p. 19] For example, in 1866 Reclus argued as follows:

“Wild nature is so beautiful. Is it really necessary for man, in seizing it, to proceed with mathematical precision in exploiting each new conquered domain and then mark his possession with vulgar constructions and perfectly straight boundaries? If this continues to occur, the harmonious contrasts that are one of the beauties of the earth will soon give way to depressing uniformity … “The question of knowing which of the works of man serves to beautify and which contributes to the degradation of external nature can seem pointless to so-called practical minds; nevertheless, it is a matter of the greatest importance. Humanity’s development is most intimately connected with the nature that surrounds it. A secret harmony exists between the earth and the peoples whom it nourishes, and when reckless societies allow themselves to meddle with that which creates the beauty of their domain, they always end up regretting it.” [quoted by Clark and Martin, Op. Cit., pp. 125–6]

“Man,” Reclus says, can find beauty in “the intimate and deeply seated harmony of his work with that of nature.” Like the eco-anarchists a century later, he stressed the social roots of our environmental problems arguing that a “complete union of Man with Nature can only be effected by the destruction of the frontiers between castes as well as between peoples.” He also indicated that the exploitation of nature is part and parcel of capitalism, for “it matters little to the industrialist … whether he blackens the atmosphere with fumes … or contaminates it with foul-smelling vapours.” “Since nature is so often desecrated by speculators precisely because of its beauty,” Reclus argued, “it is not surprising that farmers and industrialists, in their own exploitative endeavours, fail to consider whether they contribute to defacing the land.” The capitalist is “concerned not with making his work harmonious with the landscape.” [quoted by Clark and Martin, Op. Cit., p. 28, p. 30, p. 124 and p. 125] Few modern day eco-anarchists would disagree.

So, while a specifically ecological anarchism did not develop until the revolutionary work done by Murray Bookchin from the 1950’s onwards, anarchist theory has had a significant “proto-green” content since at least the 1860s. What Bookchin and writers like him did was to make anarchism’s implicit ecological aspects explicit, a work which has immensely enriched anarchist theory and practice.

In addition to pointing out the key role ecology plays within anarchism, this section is required to refute some commonly proposed solutions to the ecological problems we face. While it is wonderful that green ideas have becoming increasingly commonplace, the sad fact is that many people have jumped on the green bandwagon whose basic assumptions and practices are deeply anti-ecological. Thus we find fascists expounding on their environmental vision or defenders of capitalism proposing “ecological” solutions based on expanding private property rights. Similarly, we find the notion of green consumerism raised as viable means of greening the planet (rather than as an addition to social struggle) or a focus on symptoms (such as population growth) rather than root causes. This section refutes many such flawed suggestions.

A key concept to remember in our discussion is that between environmentalism and ecology. Following Bookchin, eco-anarchists contrast their ideas with those who seek to reform capitalism and make it more green (a position they term “environmentalism” rather than ecology). The latter “focus on specific issues like air and water pollution” while ignoring the social roots of the problems they are trying to solve. In other words, their outlook “rest[s] on an instrumental, almost engineering approach to solving ecological dislocations. To all appearances, they wanted to adapt the natural world to the needs of the existing society and its exploitative, capitalist imperatives by way of reforms that minimise harm to human health and well-being. The much-needed goals of formulating a project for radical social change and for cultivating a new sensibility toward the natural world tended to fall outside the orbit of their practical concerns.” Eco-anarchists, while supporting such partial struggles, stress that “these problems originate in a hierarchical, class, and today, competitive capitalist system that nourishes a view of the natural world as a mere agglomeration of ‘resources’ for human production and consumption.” [The Ecology of Freedom, pp. 15–6] This means that while some kind of environmentalism may be possible under capitalism or some other authoritarian system, an ecological approach is impossible. Simply put, the concerns of ecology cannot be squeezed into a hierarchical perspective or private property. Just as an eco-system cannot be commanded, divided and enclosed, nor can a truly ecological vision. Attempts to do so will impoverish both.

As we discuss in the next section, for anarchists the root cause of our ecological problems is hierarchy in society compounded by a capitalist economy. For anarchists, the notion of an ecological capitalism is, literally, impossible. Libertarian socialist Takis Fotopoulous has argued that the main reason why the project of “greening” capitalism is just a utopian dream “lies in a fundamental contradiction that exists between the logic and dynamic of the growth economy, on the one hand, and the attempt to condition this dynamic with qualitative interests” on the other. [“Development or Democracy?”, pp. 57–92, Society and Nature, No. 7, p. 82] Green issues, like social ones, are inherently qualitative in nature and, as such, it is unsurprising that a system based on profit would ignore them.

Under capitalism, ethics, nature and humanity all have a price tag. And that price tag is god. This is understandable as every hierarchical social system requires a belief-system. Under feudalism, the belief-system came from the Church, whereas under capitalism, it pretends to come from science, whose biased practitioners (usually funded by the state and capital) are the new priesthood. Like the old priesthoods, only those members who produce “objective research” become famous and influential — “objective research” being that which accepts the status quo as “natural” and produces what the elite want to hear (i.e. apologetics for capitalism and elite rule will always be praised as “objective” and “scientific” regardless of its actual scientific and factual content, the infamous “bell curve” and Malthus’s “Law of Population” being classic examples). More importantly, capitalism needs science to be able to measure and quantify everything in order to sell it. This mathematical faith is reflected in its politics and economics, where quantity is more important than quality, where 5 votes are better than 2 votes, where $5 is better than $2. And like all religions, capitalism needs sacrifice. In the name of “free enterprise,” “economic efficiency,” “stability” and “growth” it sacrifices individuality, freedom, humanity, and nature for the power and profits of the few.

Understanding the social roots of the problems we face is the key. Many greens attack what they consider the “wrong ideas” of modern society, its “materialistic values” and counter-pose new ideas, more in tune with a green society. This approach, however, misses the point. Ideas and values do not “just happen”, but are the product of a given set of social relationships and the struggles they produce. This means that it is not just a matter of changing our values in a way that places humanity in harmony with nature (important though that is), but also of understanding the social and structural origins of the ecological crisis. Ideas and values do need to be challenged, but unless the authoritarian social relationships, hierarchy and inequalities in power (i.e. what produces these values and ideas) are also challenged and, more importantly, changed an ecological society is impossible. So unless other Greens recognise that this crisis did not develop in a social vacuum and is not the “fault” of people as people (as opposed to people in a hierarchical society), little can be done root out the systemic causes of the problems that we and the planet face.

Besides its alliance with the ecology movement, eco-anarchism also finds allies in the feminist and peace movements, which it regards, like the ecology movement, as implying the need for anarchist principles. Thus eco-anarchists think that global competition between nation-states is responsible not only for the devouring of nature but is also the primary cause of international military tensions, as nations seek to dominate each other by military force or the threat thereof. As international competition becomes more intense and weapons of mass destruction spread, the seeds are being sown for catastrophic global warfare involving nuclear, chemical, and/or biological weapons. Because such warfare would be the ultimate ecological disaster, eco-anarchism and the peace movement are but two aspects of the same basic project. Similarly, eco-anarchists recognise that domination of nature and male domination of women have historically gone hand in hand, so that eco-feminism is yet another aspect of eco-anarchism. Since feminism, ecology, and peace are key issues of the Green movement, anarchists believe that many Greens are implicitly committed to anarchism, whether they realise it or not, and hence that they should adopt anarchist principles of direct action rather than getting bogged down in trying to elect people to state offices.

Here we discuss some of the main themes of eco-anarchism and consider a few suggestions by non-anarchists about how to protect the environment. In section E.1, we summarise why anarchists consider why a green society cannot be a capitalist one (and vice versa). Section E.2 presents a short overview of what an ecological society would be like. Section E.3 refutes the false capitalist claim that the answer to the ecological crisis is to privatise everything while section E.4 discusses why capitalism is anti-ecological and its defenders, invariably, anti-green. Then we indicate why green consumerism is doomed to failure in section E.5 before, in section E.6, refuting the myth that population growth is a cause of ecological problems rather than the effect of deeper issues.

Obviously, these are hardly the end of the matter. Some tactics popular in the green movement are shared by others and we discuss these elsewhere. For example, the issue of electing Green Parties to power will be addressed in section J.2.4 (“Surely voting for radical parties will be effective?”) and so will be ignored here. The question of “single-issue” campaigns (like C.N.D. and Friends of the Earth) will be discussed in section J.1.4. Remember that eco-anarchists, like all anarchists, take a keen interest in many other issues and struggles and just because we do not discuss something here does not mean we are indifferent to it.

For anarchists, unless we resolve the underlying contradictions within society, which stem from domination, hierarchy and a capitalist economy, ecological disruption will continue and grow, putting our Earth in increasing danger. We need to resist the system and create new values based on quality, not quantity. We must return the human factor to our alienated society before we alienate ourselves completely off the planet.

Peter Marshall’s Nature’s Web presents a good overview of all aspects of green thought over human history from a libertarian perspective, including excellent summaries of such anarchists as Proudhon, Kropotkin and Bookchin (as well as libertarian socialist William Morris and his ecologically balanced utopia News from Nowhere).

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cerenemuxse · 9 months ago

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The engines as different basis (EoSR but built different) - 1

(Tender engines as tank engines, vice versa)

From No. 1 - 6 (Thomas, Edward, Emily, Henry, Gordon, James)

NWR 1 Thomas (formerly LBSCR 307, SR 2307)

Class: London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway (LBSCR) Class C3 Horsham Goods

Previous Owners: London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway; Southern Railway; British Railways (Southern Region)

Built: August 1906

Real-life Withdrawal: May 1949 (never received a BR number)

Designer: Douglas Earle Marsh

Builder: Brighton Works

Bio:

Thomas is the first tender engine purchased by the NWR, after the withdrawals of the original NWR 1 - 6 (the last one being in 1925). The NWR had believed that they wouldn't need any tender engine power until the withdrawal of NWR 1 in 1925.

NWR 2 Edward (formerly W&SR 5)

Class: Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford Railway (DW&WR) 52 class; North Western Railway (NWR) Class S-W52

Previous Owners: Wellsworth & Suddery Railway

Built: 1893

Real-life Withdrawal: n/a

Designer: William Wakefield

Builder: Sharp, Stewart and Company (Glasgow, Scotland)

Bio:

Edward was commissioned by the Wellsworth and Suddery Railway. His design was altered so that he could run on standard gauge rails. When the merger occured, he was passed down to the NWR, along with Emily, and the NWR attempted to rebuild him so he could handle the new jobs. This did not work out, resulting in Edward having poor steaming issues. He was swapped with Emily, working lighter and fewer jobs.

NWR 3 Emily (formerly GNR 1009 and W&SR 6)

Class: Great Northern Railway (GNR) Class H1 Stirling Tank; North Western Railway (NWR) Class S-S1 Stirling Tank

Basis (Inspiration): GNR Stirling Single A3, GNR G1, and B&ER 4-2-4 tank engines

Previous Owners: Great Northern Railway; Wellsworth and Suddery Railway

Built: 1882

Real-life Withdrawal: n/a

Designer: Patrick Stirling

Builder: Doncaster Works

Bio:

Emily is an experimental tank engine version of the GNR A1, A2, and A3 Stirling Singles, with a wheel config of 4-2-4T. While she did perform decently, she did not perform as they expected so she was withdrawn. The Wellsworth and Suddery Railway took interest in Emily. They purchased her from the GNR before she could be sold to a scrapyard. She worked welled on the W&SR, able to be passed down to the NWR in 1915, along with Edward. She ended up replacing Edward on the express passenger service when the latter's rebuilds proved to worsen his performance.

NWR 4 Henry

Class: North Eastern Railway (NER) Class F; North Western Railway (NWR) Class S-S5 (4-6-4T) Black Five Tank

Basis (Inspiration): NER Class D (pre-1935); LNER Class A2 (pre-1935); LMS Class 5MT Black Fives (post-1935); LMS 4MT 2-6-4T (two-cylinder) (post-1935)

Previous Owners: Unknown

Built: 1920

Real-life Withdrawal: n/a

Designer: Vincent Raven; Henry Stanier

Builder: Unknown

Bio:

Henry was built from stolen duplicates of Vincent Raven's plans of a 4-6-2T, which were derived from the NER Class D (4-4-4T). Unfortunately, these duplicate plans were the discarded designs due to uneven weights on the chassis and the use of a Schmidt boiler. He was under-powered and a hazard to operate. Sir Louis Topham Hatt I was swindled to buy Henry in 1922 when promised that Henry would be the next best thing for railways. This was when the NWR believed that they wouldn't need tender engines to run the railway. After the Flying Kipper crash, Henry was rebuilt into a new class of his own, the LMS Class 5MT Black Five Tank.

NWR 5 Gordon

Class: Great Northern Railway (GNR) Class B1; North Western Railway (NWR) Class S-G1

Basis (Inspiration): GNR Gresley Class A1, GNR Gresley Class A3, and GNR Gresley Class N2

Previous Owners: Great Northern Railway

Built: 1920 - 1923

Real-life Withdrawal: n/a

Designer: Nigel Gresley

Builder: Doncaster Works

Bio:

Gordon is an experimental tank version of the GNR Gresley A1s, in hopes of surpassing the capabilities of the Gresley N2s. This did not work out but served as a basis for the LNER V1s. He was sold off to the NWR, replacing Emily on heavy passenger duty, which was the express service for the NWR.

NWR 6 James (formerly L&YR 506, LMS 11546)

Class: Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway (L&YR) Class 24; NWR Class S-A25

Previous Owners: L&YR, LNWR, LMS

Built: 1919

Real-life Withdrawal: 1959 (BR number would've been 51546)

Designer: John Audley Frederick Aspinall

Builder: Horwich Works

Bio:

James was bought as he was originally built in 1925. However, Sir Bertram Topham Hatt II ordered for James to be rebuilt into a 2-6-2T. This took well over a few months until they finally came up with a decent design. Unfortunately, James' great performance came at the cost of James' loosing his memories.

#eosr but built different #ttte thomas #ttte edward #ttte emily #ttte henry #ttte gordon #ttte james #her train of thoughts #''what if'' AUs are so fun #ttte #ttte au #cerenemuxse

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queering-ecology · 8 months ago

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Chapter 13. Biophilia, Creative Involution, and the Ecological Future of Queer Desire by Dianne Chisholm

Our essence as a species binds us to explore and affiliate with all life. We are lovers who can add up glucose, amino acids, water, fragrant oils, pigments, and other issue and call it both a flower and a mystical gesture. We can also decimate pollinators with an unloving tonnage of pesticides, precipitating the extinction of entire populations of those mystical gestures, once and forever. Lives without access to sensations are lives that edge out the earth’s raw, pervasive sweetness, that deeply biophilic connection to all life. –Ellen Meloy

Biophilia can be a mindful reverence for the infinity of organic sexual-social order; a love for the diversity of non-human life that stirs the mind to infinity for the beneficial enlightenment of humanity Biophilia can be an earthy curiosity for the erotic vitality with which life affects fidelity to extreme geography; an erotic-ethical affiliation between humans and nonhuman life in experimental symbioses whose ecological benefits are sensed and desired, if not fully cognizable (360)

Biophilia, Episemophilia, Cognitive Adventuring

What do nature writers want?; nature writers desire to know what nature desires (361)

“What does a prickly pear cactus desire that couples it so tenaciously to bare basalt sandstone with a sexual rhythm that erratically keeps pace with drought and flash flood? What conjunction of organic and inorganic elements add up to such a thriving, if exotic, symbiotic assemblage?

the ‘intercourse’ that can develop is not zoophilic bestiality nor anthropomorphic romancing; rather it is a transmutation of human being into something other, prompted by the closeness of the human body to the vibrating heat and rhythms of the animal pack (361)

‘Becoming-other-than-human’; by being so close to animals (in this case big horn sheep) Ellen Meloy becomes caught up in the pack's migrations and affections in an other dimension of belonging to place. She senses an otherworld with de-familiarized, or deterritorialized human sensibility—a sensibility pushed to the limit of being human on the threshold of becoming other and she wishes to “bring back their startling news” to the human side, where human knowledge of the nonhuman can be put to mutually beneficial work.

The human mind evolve(s/d) in contact with animal life (Meloy). Children playacting the animal; children are drawn to animals, animating the senses, connecting and communicating with others, to explore and affiliate with nonhuman lifeforms.

“Touched by indigenous life to the desert heartland, Meloy allies herself with native nature/culture and she foregrounds and reconnects pre- and post-colonial territorial practices” (372)

“To Touch an Otherworld”:Biophilic Ethics

Species interdependence is the name of the worlding game on earth, and that game must be one of response and respect…Queer messmates in mortal play, indeed.—Donna J. Haraway

For humans to aid bighorn survival, it is crucial to understand the zoogenic factor (or the autopoiesis of animal life) in co-evolutionary ecology.

Synthesis weds symbiosis in a post-anthropocentric recovery of the wild—a becoming-animal of wildlife management that “runs contrary to the historical imperative to press everything alive, dead, or otherwise into human service” (307) (374)

Deleuze emphasizes the anti-utilitarian, communal ethics of becoming-animal. “it is no longer a matter of utilizations or captures, but of sociabilites and communities” (1988, 126) (375)

Human alliances with wild animals that do not only protect animal territoriality but also promote animal-earth symbiosis. How can human interference proceed while respecting and/or preserving the other’s own relations and world? (375)

The Ecological Future of Queer Desire

“Opponents to native fish recovery programs…measure worth as most of us do, by human ego. What good are these fish? You can’t eat them, they appear to have no medical, economic, sport, or industrial value…even their file drawer in the wildlife management bureaucracy ---“nongame”---assigns them not their own innate something but that which they are not: not sport, not food. These fish, many people believe, are dead-end. Tertiary detritus with strange humps, and weird lips. They are just too queer….what does a humpback chub want?” ---Ellen Meloy

Rejects the ‘survival of the fittest’ in favor of cyborg syntheses and unnatural symbiosis (survival of the queerest?)—sexual selection that refines and perfects the family tree

‘sexuality is badly explained by the binary organization of the sexes, and just as badly by a bisexual organization within each sex. Sexuality brings into play too great a diversity of conjugated becomings; they are like n sexes, an entire war machine through which love passes” (Deleuze and Guttari 1987, 278) (375-6)

“Only queers can battle an imperative that unites Left and Right, thereby neutralizing domestic politics” (Lee Edelman, 2004)

“A better science and monitoring is required if variants are to be identified as sympatric (species that cohabit the same region, which do not usually interbreed but which do hybridize naturally, if rarely) or extrinsic (hybridization due to human civilization). More than improved technology , it takes devotion to distinguish variations that signal either adaptive evolution or “the last-ditch, high-pitched shriek of preextinction”. For life’s sake—or more precisely, for life for life’s sake—our biophilia is put to the ultimate test. (379)

#queer ecologies: sex nature politics desire #queer ecology #critical ecology #queer theory #ecofeminism #environmental politics #ecology #biophilia #nature #love of nature #endangered species #animals #species #extinction #colonialism

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#tumblr2022 #year in review #my 2022 tumblr year in review #your tumblr year in review #long post #inchresting #3 merthur gifsets in my top 5 we love to see it #reposting again because there was a glitch #that longest tag is so random wow #and i think i typed that yesterday or the day before

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scarefox · 2 years ago

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I posted 13,011 times in 2022

That's 6,716 more posts than 2021!

2,713 posts created (21%)

10,298 posts reblogged (79%)

Blogs I reblogged the most:

@veertjed

@mbrainspaz

@bobafvcks

@daxianme

@braceletofteeth

I tagged 10,701 of my posts in 2022

Only 18% of my posts had no tags

#kinnporsche - 2,864 posts

#lol - 1,472 posts

#not me the series - 745 posts

#vegas x pete - 741 posts

#bible wichapas - 423 posts

#gun atthaphan - 415 posts

#kinn x porsche - 415 posts

#build jakapan - 379 posts

#cutie pie the series - 311 posts

#taemin - 307 posts

Longest Tag: 140 characters

#it would maybe make me get a little maserati merch (keychain or something because i am poor and will never have the money for the real deal)

My Top Posts in 2022:

Them mentioning the anti-equal marriage laws and homoph*bia in Thailand

also @ people who complain that the 'same-sex arranged marriage plot' is unrealistic in Thailand.... that's the point.

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KinnPorsche in a nutshell but also a huge mood in general

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This is us next week

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My #1 post of 2022

what I really like about “Love and Leashes”

calls out toxic masculinity, heteronormativity, sexism, harassment and homophobia right from the start till the end

Femdom and Malesub 👌

even though it’s a romcom about B-D-S-M it doesn’t mock it or drags it into a parody, from the first trailer I expected it to be more comedic but I am glad it isn’t that much (it has funny parts but also handles the topic seriously)

it is actually really educational!!

includes some psychological aspects

includes fails

they both communicate and set boundaries!

aftercare

the glasses as subtle sign of “consent” in the office is clever

talks about non-sexual and sexual B-D-S-M relationships, while pointing out that it’s different for everyone and you should just do what fits you all best

draws a big line between consent and assault, shows safety precautions

separation between daily life, romantic feelings and sessions (if you are in D/s relationship this is not always a 24/7 thing...)

supportive non-prude mom

fucc kink shaming in the year of 2022

THEY ARE BOTH LOVELY

youtube

(the OST is nice too!)

1,554 notes - Posted February 13, 2022

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#oh lol good #I was afraid something embarrassing would come back to the surface but this is actually representing my blog #top tire BLs and LGBTq. memes and B D S M #(side note: no.2 is still a mood to this day)#Youtube

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as-i-watch · 2 years ago

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I posted 5,281 times in 2022

That's 1,875 more posts than 2021!

4,974 posts created (94%)

307 posts reblogged (6%)

Blogs I reblogged the most:

@as-i-watch

@shaaknaa

@geminihunter13

@chocolatemilksmoothie

@enigmasong

I tagged 5,236 of my posts in 2022

Only 1% of my posts had no tags

#one piece - 4,586 posts

#ask - 2,450 posts

#dressrosa arc - 852 posts

#as i watch one piece - 749 posts

#whole cake arc - 736 posts

#monkey d luffy - 681 posts

#luffydmonkey - 672 posts

#luffy d monkey - 665 posts

#one piece sanji - 479 posts

#one piece zoro - 365 posts

Longest Tag: 133 characters

#tho you cant really separate rebecca frol kyros bc his arc is about finally protecting her too so i thinks thats where the issue lies

My Top Posts in 2022:

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What i love about Laws crew is how loud and loving and dedicated they are

And how, no matter his edgy asthetic, Law gravitates towards that kind of people

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APPARENTLY SOMEONE ASKED ODA FOR ZORO'S BUST SIZE AND HE FUCKING ANSWERED

110 cm (roughly 43-44 inches) babyyyyyy

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Luffy: *locks zoro and law in a grip and runs*

Zoro, experienced traveller:

Law, first time passanger:

See the full post

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My #1 post of 2022

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3,080 notes - Posted July 19, 2022

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#tumblr2022 #year in review #my 2022 tumblr year in review #I would like to thx everyone that rb those five post bc they truly represent my little blorbo filled heart #Truly you all are my target audience

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blackheartsofchrome · 2 years ago

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I posted 2,130 times in 2022

That's 1,503 more posts than 2021!

32 posts created (2%)

2,098 posts reblogged (98%)

Blogs I reblogged the most:

@.teamroscoes

@.likelylarks

@.alpierrepine

@.sebastidanforever

@.sbinalino

I tagged 2,121 of my posts in 2022

#f1 - 1,013 posts

#daniel ricciardo - 307 posts

#lewis hamilton - 274 posts

#mo dao zu shi - 198 posts

#funny stuff - 143 posts

#shit about me - 139 posts

#asdfghjkl - 136 posts

#sebastian vettel - 117 posts

#wei wuxian - 112 posts

#charles leclerc - 108 posts

Longest Tag: 138 characters

#and now i cannot stop thinking about that moment having been to max the equivalent of little ducks imprinting on the first person they see

My Top Posts in 2022:

Hi! I would love to join the discord server! 👉👈❤️

sorry, I only saw your message now! 🙈

yay !! :D just let me know your vague age (18+, 25+, etc..) and one thing you love about F1, and I'll send you the link 😊

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I would like to thank all the older F1 blogs (2009-2017) that still exist. Because even though around 90% of them are inactive by now, they decided not to deactivate, and left behind a huge treasure of content.

Thank you, truly. It’s a delight to go back and see photos/videos/GIFs I hadn’t seen before <3

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THIS SPORT IS NOT REAL

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vimeo

Let’s get it on! @/danielricciardo takes on @/PepeJeans’ #GetItOnChallenge (source)

Me posting this, was inspired by this gifset made by @.teandkimi (x)

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My #1 post of 2022

F1 Wild Side - Discord server

After a few people in the FG server enabled me to do so (you know who you are <3), on January 31st, the F1 Wild Side Discord server was born. It’s a server for anything F1-related, with a focus on drivers and shipping.

This server is 18+ ONLY and free!

Meaning that, you can be as fluffy or as filthy as you want in the same channel. There are practically no content or topic restrictions, so let your deepest desires run wild!

“What do you offer?” Glad you asked! Currently we have:

20 channels for individual drivers (three separate channels for: Feeder series ; Retired drivers ; Formula E)

35 channels for ships (four separate channels for: Driver/Non-Driver [OC & others] ; Team Principals ; Personal Trainers ; and OT3&more)

General channels, such as: Drive to Survive ; Racing ; Memes ; Positivity+Pets, and more!

Custom emojis and roles!

Voice channels to hang out and play games!

A fun and chill community <3

Don’t see your favourite driver or ship? Worry not! There is also a Suggestions channel, ask there and I’ll add it :)

[Note: ‘A/B/O Dynamics’ has its own channels, if you’d like to avoid that specific trope. That way, you can navigate the server, and not accidentally stumble upon it :’)]

“Hmm, sounds good, how do I join?” Thanks for being interested! It’s very simple:

Click the link below:

After you join, and read + accept the rules and leave a brief intro (mandatory!) I'll give you full access to everything :)

That is all, I hope to see you there !! :D <3

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#Year in Review #Year in Review 2022 #I just now figured out how to do this #sorry I'm late #💀#Vimeo

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alphabet-statistician · 1 year ago

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This post has 307 letters. 307 are a…z, and 0 are bonus letters. Of 26 letters, 3 are missing. (j, q, x) The most common letter is e, appearing 34 times.

e - 34 (11.07%) -0.60% Blog; -1.63% English o - 33 (10.75%) +2.07% Blog; +3.25% English a - 29 (9.45%) +1.67% Blog; +1.25% English t - 26 (8.47%) -0.91% Blog; -0.63% English r - 24 (7.82%) +2.20% Blog; +1.82% English i - 23 (7.49%) +0.58% Blog; +0.49% English n - 23 (7.49%) +0.93% Blog; +0.79% English l - 13 (4.23%) -0.45% Blog; +0.23% English m - 13 (4.23%) +1.72% Blog; +1.83% English h - 12 (3.91%) -0.59% Blog; -2.19% English d - 9 (2.93%) -0.70% Blog; -1.37% English f - 9 (2.93%) +0.73% Blog; +0.73% English s - 9 (2.93%) -3.13% Blog; -3.37% English g - 8 (2.61%) +0.00% Blog; +0.61% English k - 8 (2.61%) +1.35% Blog; +1.84% English u - 8 (2.61%) -1.00% Blog; -0.19% English y - 7 (2.28%) -0.01% Blog; +0.28% English b - 5 (1.63%) -0.18% Blog; +0.13% English w - 5 (1.63%) -0.13% Blog; -0.77% English c - 4 (1.30%) -1.50% Blog; -1.50% English p - 3 (0.98%) -0.95% Blog; -0.92% English v - 1 (0.33%) -0.82% Blog; -0.65% English z - 1 (0.33%) +0.27% Blog; +0.26% English

nothing will make you think "i have got to get weirder" more than finally feeling comfortable enough around other people to admit to interests of yours that you think make you a freak and a weirdo only to realize with a combination of embarrassment and relief that you're like a normie to them

#reblog #most common: e #missing letters #letter count: 250-499 #has z

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isolaradiale · 6 months ago

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Lost in Space #60

Howdy, Isolans! We have conducted an activity check for the month of April!

If your character isn’t on this list, make sure to check this page to see how many stars that character has earned this month! Stars can be used for purchases at the marketplace.

The blogs that were removed from the Isola Radiale masterlist are under the cut. Note that both blogs with broken links and deactivated accounts will be included both at the top of this list and in their proper categories.

If you were removed in error, please simply send a re-application message. Several different people work on the activity checks, so it’s possible there are mistakes! If this happens to you, you will be able to keep everything you previously had, you just may be placed in a different residence.

Our general activity rules regarding checks are as follows:

Make at least two in-character posts during a calendar month (for instance, if the activity check is for May, have two in-character posts between the 1st and 31st of May).

Only one meme response of 300+ words counts as activity.

Only one drabble of 500+ words counts as activity.

One-liners or minis not tagged #isola mini also do not count.

Please Note: If you are removed during two consecutive activity checks, you will not be allowed to re-apply as that character for one calendar month.

Additionally, anyone removed during the activity check will have a 12-hour window from the time of posting to re-claim their character. Any character not reclaimed during that period will be open to the community at large.

Please send in your reapplications from the account of the character that was removed.

As a reminder, we just made a post regarding some activity issues we have been noticing lately! You can find it here.

Broken URLS

Silver (Pokemon) (APARTMENT 317)

BLEACH

Yachiru Retsu Unohana (HOUSE 109)

BUNGOU STRAY DOGS

Chuuya Nakahara (APARTMENT 306)

CRITICAL ROLE

Jester Lavorre (APARTMENT 305)

D GRAY MAN

Allen Walker (HOUSE 108)

DANGANRONPA

Gonta Gokuhara (HOUSE 102)

DC COMICS

Wonder Woman (Epíneio Manor - The Mistwood)

DIGIMON

Daisuke Motomiya (APARTMENT 312)

Takeru “T.K.” Takaishi (CONDO 403)

FATE

Cnoc na Riabh (CONDO 424)

Goetia (Beast I) (Animusphere House - Sunset Circut)

Iori Miyamoto (TOWNHOUSE 223)

Rin Tohsaka (Emiya Residence - Cotes Ward)

Sakura Matou (HOUSE 108)

FINAL FANTASY

Cloud Strife (CONDO 409)

Genesis Rhapsodos (APARTMENT 301)

Reeve Tuesti (HOUSE 103)

FIRE EMBLEM

Dimitri Alexander Blaiddyd (APARTMENT 318)

GENSHIN IMPACT

Baizhu (Baizhu's Home - Cotes)

JUJUTSU KAISEN

Ryomen Sukuna (Hansol's Hanok - Cotes)

KINGDOM HEARTS

Sora (TOWNHOUSE 208)

THE MOOMINS

Snufkin (TOWNHOUSE 215)

OFF

Zacharie (HOUSE 101)

ORIGINAL CHARACTER

Hel (APARTMENT 310)

Paprika Legiana (CONDO 405)

Relic (APARTMENT 309)

OVERLORD

Albedo (HOUSE 116)

THE OWL HOUSE

Eda Clawthorne (The Spirowl House - Mistwood)

PANDORA HEARTS

Oz Vessalius (Rainsworth Mansion - Cotes)

Xerxes Break (Rainsworth Mansion - Cotes)

POKEMON

Silver (APARTMENT 317) - broken url

SCAVENGER’S REIGN

Levi (CONDO 412)

SHTDN

Agape (Source_Code - The Echo)

SONIC THE HEDGEHOG

Knuckles the Echidna (TOWNHOUSE 211)

Whisper the Wolf (TOWNHOUSE 209)

STAR OCEAN

Dias Flac (TOWNHOUSE 223)

THRONE OF GLASS

Aelin Galathynius (TOWNHOUSE 215)

TOUHOU

Marisa Kirisame (APARTMENT 307)

TRIGUN

Knives Millions (The Ark - Land of Burnt Umber)

UNDERTALE (DELTARUNE)

Rouxls Kaard (HOUSE 101)

#activity check #lost in space 60 #modnote

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wedesignyouny · 8 months ago

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What is a Foreclosure Sale or a Foreclosure Auction in a Foreclosure Case?

If you live in New York, and are going through the foreclosure process, there are a number of terms you are going to come across. Today we’ll be talking about the Foreclosure Sale (or Foreclosure Auction) and what it means to you in your foreclosure case.

The Final Stages of the Foreclosure Process

A foreclosure sale or foreclosure auction is the last step in a foreclosure proceeding before the property’s ownership is forced by law to be transferred. The foreclosure sale has 4 stages: the notice period; the auction; the closing; and post-closing.

The Foreclosure Sale Notice Period

The Notice of Sale is a one-page form that is mailed to you detailing the following information:

A description of the property

The name of the case (the legal action name) and the court-given index number

The place, date, and time of the foreclosure sale/auction

The Notice of Sale will also be sent to your lenders and their lawyers, your own foreclosure lawyer, and any other parties in interest or appearing in your foreclosure case.

There must also be a public announcement of the Foreclosure Sale in a local newspaper publication for four weeks as required by New York State laws. This information will also be available on the County Supreme Court’s website for potential bidders to review.

The Foreclosure Auction

The same Referee appointed by the court to determine what you owed your lender will be in charge of conducting the auctioning of your property. This foreclosure sale is usually held at the Supreme Court courthouse or at the town hall for the town or village where the property is located. The auction can be held either inside or outside, depending on the weather or priorities (like pandemic limitations).

You can find the rules and expectations for Long Island foreclosure auctions here: Nassau County, Suffolk County, Queens County, Kings County (Brooklyn).

The Closing

The closing on the property needs to take place 30 days after the auction. However, the highest bidder often gets time extensions from the Referee. If the high bidder is unwilling to close or unable to obtain the balance needed to close the sale, their bid is forfeited, and the sale is voided. When this happens, a new auction needs to be scheduled.

Post-Closing

Once your property has been successfully auctioned off, the Referee will issue a report of the sale.

If the auction did not generate enough money to pay off all your debt, your lenders may try to get you to cover the balance.

If the auction brought in more money than you owed, the excess will be deposited with the court, and you will be able to claim it with what’s called a Surplus Monies Proceeding.

Eviction Defense

The final sale does not legally require you to immediately leave. Your foreclosure lawyer may offer an eviction defense in landlord/tenant court to give you more time to move. Alternatively, your foreclosure lawyer can negotiate an agreement to peacefully move out by a certain date through a cash for keys agreement.

What to Do Next

Even after a foreclosure sale, you still have rights and options that can help your situation. There could be jurisdiction and other possible material procedural defects that, if brought to the attention of the court, in rare cases may overturn and vacate the sale. For more information, reach out to New York foreclosure lawyer Ronald D. Weiss, PC immediately. After a free consultation, he can tell you what you need to know about fighting a foreclosure lawsuit and help you get your case started. Call 631-570-8742 and take the first step to a fresh start.

MELVILLE MAIN OFFICE LOCATION

445 Broadhollow Road, Suite CL-10, Melville, NY 11747 (631)-570-8742

[email protected]

QUEENS LOCATION

118-35 Queens Blvd Tower, Suite 400 Queens, NY 11375 (718)-751-0226 By Appointment Only

NASSAU LOCATION

34 Willis Avenue, Suite 105 Mineola, NY 11501 (516)-307-0262 By Appointment Only

BROOKLYN LOCATION

26 Court Street, Suite 2206 Brooklyn, NY 11242 (347)-508-9316 By Appointment Only

#Brooklyn foreclosure lawyer #Foreclosure Lawyer #Foreclosure Attorney #Queens foreclosure lawyer

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