#Alésia

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Bonjour, bonne journée ☕️ 🌞

La jambe, rue d'Alésia🗼Paris

Photo de Robert Doisneau 1968

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PATRIMOINE | Nouvelles fouilles à Alésia l'été 2023 ➽ https://bit.ly/Fouilles-Alesia-2023 Le site archéologique d'Alésia à Alise-Sainte-Reine (Côte-d'Or) n'a pas encore révélé tous ses secrets. Un nouveau chantier de fouilles va débuter en août 2023 au nord du monument d'Ucuetis, place centrale de la cité. L'occasion d'en apprendre davantage sur la ville gallo-romaine

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Oppidum

Les collines fortifiées celtiques, souvent appelées oppida (sing. oppidum), d'après le nom latin donné par les Romains aux centres pré-urbains les plus importants, furent construites dans toute l'Europe au cours des IIe et Ier siècles avant notre ère. Entourés d'un mur de fortification et parfois de fossés extérieurs, les oppida étaient généralement situés sur des hauteurs ou dans des plaines, dans des endroits naturellement défendables tels que les coudes des rivières. L'un des exemples les plus célèbres d'oppidum est celui d'Alésia, qui résista au siège de Jules César (100-44 av. J.-C.) en 52 av. J.-C. avant que son chef Vercingétorix (82-46 av. J.-C.) ne se rende. Parmi les oppida remarquables, on peut citer Gergovie en Gaule, Heidengraben en Allemagne et Maiden Castle en Grande-Bretagne. Après l'expansion de l'Empire romain au Ier siècle ap. J.-C., de nombreux oppida furent abandonnés, mais certains, comme Alésia, restèrent habités jusqu'au Moyen Âge ou bien conservèrent une signification religieuse pour les populations locales.

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Le programme olympique du MuséoParc Alésia, à la minute près !

Le MuséoParc Alésia vivra au rythme de la flamme olympique vendredi 12 juillet avec un programme pour petits et grands. Et il continuera le week-end suivant ! Alésia aura la flamme olympique le 12 juillet ! ☀️ De 12h15 à 12h30. Extrait du spectacle Sol Invictus (Cie Hervé Koubi) Le MuséoParc Alésia va créer un événement au cœur du passage de la flamme olympique, autour d’une œuvre…

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10/06/2024

Valve made a Portal streaming series to capitalise on the success of the Fallout streaming series. It was set after Portal 2, and featured Chell going around the post-Combine Earth with a friendly human named 'Whestley' (played by Stephen Merchant). It was poorly received for multiple reasons; Chell was not mute, though she didn't speak very much (and was still played by Alésia Glidewell), Whestley was very obviously supposed to be a human version of Wheatley but with none of the charm of the actual robot character, and perhaps most importantly, because this series was set after Portal 2, Chell didn't have a portal gun. The Portal series involved absolutely no portals.

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Hiiiii

I saw your added tags to that post about nuclear testing in Algeria, and honestly I’m just genuinely curious as an Algerian, but what do they actually teach you about Algeria? Like this is genuine curiosity and not trying to stir any pots

You can absolutely skip this ask if ur uncomfortable with it btw! No hard feelings at all, again, it’s all just curiosity

(*Sigh* Yeah not gonna lie I've been debating about answering this. It's not being uncomfortable that scares me Anon, far from it. It's the clowns I'll have to deal with afterward that worries me. But this needs to be said.)

Not much.

But it could be because I didn't grow up in France. I grew up on an old colony of France, Réunion Island. Because our educative system tends to be selective about the subject we have to learn depending of where we live. So it might be part of the reasons I was taught so little about the subject.

For example : I am a french white woman who's been taught at school about the extensive damage of French Slavery. Because it was part of my island's History. But most of my countrymen who grew up in France don't know about it. They just know it happened and that's it. I have to explain to them why it was really fucked up all the time. It's possible quite other french people are more aware of what happened with Algerian War than I am just because of where they lived when they were taught on the subject.

So understand that what I am giving you here is my personal experience and and isn't necessarily representative of everyone's experience when it came to learn about Algerian War. Now this is out of the way, here's how I learned about it. In 2008, which is the year I passed the second part of my Baccalauréat (aka the Bac aka the final boss of exam of public school in France for those who don't know), I learned about Algerian war. Barely.

See the thing is, all our History lessons during the last year before the Bac is about WWI and WWII. We especially study the fuck out of WWII. During the whole year we had to learn extensively about it. And being the main subject of the exam, the teacher made more time to make sure we knew about it than anything else, thus…We went quickly on our lessons about the Algerian war.

I just remember that people were torn about General DeGaulle's actions during that time and that it was a war of independence. We didn't study any of the battles. I think. If we did it probably was mostly dates rather than about the events (and I'll admit this, I'm shit at remembering dates) We didn't learn about the Gerboise Bleue. And that I am sure because this would have stayed in my mind. Why am I so certain I'd remember ? When we were taught about what happened in WWII about Hiroshima, we were taught how it wasn't ok. That dropping a bomb on a country full of civilians was terrible. I am quite certain me and my classmates would have picked up on the HYPOCRISY if we were told about the Gerboise Bleue right after. And that was in 2008. I heard that they're simplifying the lessons more and more to avoid having too many students to repeat years. I am not even sure they're even teaching about it now.

So there you have it. I wasn't told about it. School didn't really talk about it. And my parents and grand-parents didn't talk about it. And my generation isn't going to talk about it to their children because they don't even know about it. And even in my case, I don't know where to look to learn. The sources I've founds on the Gerboise Bleue are...Limited and frankly I don't trust them.

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Bernard Tschumi, Alésia Museum

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Krystal Fox - 20 Years Later | STAR FOX Estelle Ellis Interview

Let's take a look at Krystal Fox's origins after nearly 20 years! Here to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Star Fox Adventures is former voice actress Estelle Ellis the voice of Krystal! After nearly 20 years, Estelle returns to the spotlight to speak ab

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alésia posted pics from her mocap session for chell!

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Todd Webb Man Selling Flowers Outside the Alésia Métro Station, Paris c.1950

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Hiya! 💗💋🍓🌸Sweetness*POP🌈🍭💀🌟 here!

I would love to share this idea to you PlayStation gamers!

I recently had been imagining what would it be like if in the mid or late 2020s there were to be an upcoming and unexpected Playstation crossover game starring 3 female characters:

Talwyn Apogee of Ratchet & Clank

Keira Hagai of Jak & Daxter

& Carmelita Fox of Sly Cooper

Either for the PS5 or upcoming PS6.

The 3 main voice actresses:

Ali Hillis as Talwyn Apogee

Hillis voiced Talwyn in Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus. Her other roles include Dr. Liara T'Soni of Mass Effect series, Audrey Gassenarl of Valkyria Chronicles II, Karin of Naruto Shippuuden, Andra Cressen of Star Wars: The Old Republic (2011), Presa of Tales of Xilla (2013), Dr. Ariel Hanson of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, Black Cat/Felicia Hardy of The Amazing Spider-Man Video Game (2012), and Lightning Farron of Final Fantasy series.

Erica Lindbeck as Keira Hagai

Imagine when J&D franchise makes surprising return, some of the characters will have new VAs. And Keira's 3rd VA will be Lindbeck. Her other roles include Sayaka Igarashi of Kategurui, Kaori Miyazono of Your Lie in April, Eli Ayase of Love Live! School Project, Futaba Sakura of Persona 5, Cassie Cage of Mortal Kombat 11, Daki of Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba), Lady Nagant of My Hero Academia, Emira of The Owl House, and Loona of Helluva Boss.

& Alésia Glidewell as Carmelita Fox

Glidewell voiced Carmelita and Constable Neyla in Sly 2: Band of Thieves. Her other roles include Zoey of Left 4 Dead (2006), Sedna of Demigod (2009), Alma Wade of F.E.A.R. 2: Project & F.E.A.R. 3 (2009-2011), Chell of Portal, Krystal of Star Fox Assault, Metroid's main protagonist Samus Aran in Super Smash Bros series.

The rating of this game would be ESRB T (Teen) in North America, CERO C (Ages 15 and up) in Japan, and PEGI 12 (Suitable for ages 12 and up) or even PEGI 16 (For ages 16 and up) in Europe.

The content of the game:

Fantasy violence, Blood, Language, Suggestive themes, Mild use of drugs of alcohol, & Sexual themes. Oh yeah, there would be certain reasons why this game would be rated T/C/12(or 16) with this kind of content. Remember when Ratchet & Clank games use to be rated T and toned down to E10+? Or remember that Jak & Daxter was franchise for a teen audience? But do you remember how the Sly Cooper series was always rated E and E10+.

The game would be action/adventure filled with female empowerment.

Plus, a very interesting and sweet storyline were while being the unexpected ones to save and protect their worlds as some unknown force is what mixing their universes dangerously, the 3 heroines help each other out and blossom a close, strong, deep and loving bond together.

Do you all know what would also be cool? If Richard Steven Horvitz (roles include Daggert of The Angry Beaver, Zim of Invader Zim, Billy of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Raz of Psychonauts, Kaos of Skylanders, and Moxxie of Helluva Boss) were to have a voice role the game either as a badass close ally/handler or one of the villains to the 3 heroines!

What if it will be a huge extremely, unexpected surprise that this game will turn out to sell really good around the globe?! It'll be the one crossover game that fans have never asked for! Plus, imagine in the one country, this upcoming PlayStation game will be selling even better. And that one country will be Japan! Japan would end up making lots of advertising with entertaining commercials and 3D digital billboards in Shibuya of Tokyo, and merchandise like figures and anime-style posters. Hell, there could even be a Japanese dub for the game too!

Imagine these brand new seiyuus (who are also singers) for the "PlayStation Move Heroines":

Marina Inoue as Talwyn Apogee

Inoue's roles include Armin Arlert of Attack on Titan, Yoko Littner of Gurren Lagann, Yumiko Miura of Oregairu (My Youth Romantic Comedy is Wrong as I expected), Rei Miyamoto of HighSchool of the Dead, Tohka Yatogami of Date A Live, Momo Yaoyorozu of My Hero Academia, and Mai Zenin of Jujutsu Kaisen.

Rie Takahashi as Keira Hagai

Takahashi's roles include Takagi of Karakai Jouzou no Takagi-San (Teasing Master Takagi-San), Emilia of Re:Zero Kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu, Megumin of KonoSuba, Tomo Aizawa of Tomo-Chan is a Girl!, Anzu Hoshino of Romantic Killer, and Ai Hoshino of Oshi no Ko.

& Yoko Hikasa as Carmelita Fox

Hikasa's roles include Rias Gremory of High School DXD, Emilia Justina of The Devil is a Part-Timer!, Hwaryun of Tower of God, Utahime Iori of Jujutsu Kaisen, Kyoko Kirigiri of Danganronpa, and Yoh Asakura of Shaman King (2021)

Our heroines would even have a special color to always represent them in their together crossover game. Talwyn-yellow💛, Keira-pink🩷, and Carmelita-light blue🩵. (Hehe just like idol groups☺✨)

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This ideal PS game could also give the 3 supporting characters who are the love interests of Ratchet (Talwyn), Jak (Keira) and Sly (Carmelita) the spotlight and recognition that they should deserve to have.

My question for all of you is that if Sony were to make this happen someday in the future, then should this be canon to the PlayStationVerse?

So what do you Playstation fans think? And 1 more thing, imagine seeing the first official image looking like this:

The 3 Playstation Femme Fatales standing next to each other. Talwyn in the center, Keira in the right, and Carmelita in the left. And they happen to be wearing what look like hooded black suits that are similar to the skydiving stealth suits of Deku (Izuku Midoriya), Dynamight (Katsuki Bakugou) and Shoto (Shoto Todoroki) from the movie My Hero Academia: World Heroes Mission, but only combined together with what looks like the black catsuit of Nancy Makuhari aka Miss Deep of Read or Die. Talwyn: black with yellow trim and black hoodie with yellow striped black lombax ears. Keira: black with pink trim and black hoodie with top pink/bottom black crystal horns (similar to the dark horns of Dark Eco Jak), and Carmelita: black with light blue trim and black hoodie with black raccoon tails as ears with sky blue ring stripes. Talwyn Apogee, Keira Hagai and Carmelita Fox looking like beautiful, hot, dangerous, sexy and badass Playstation ladies in the image.

Here is the post to my ideal concept for them to wear for the FINAL SHOWDOWN!

And this happens to be from my YouTube comment on a video showing PlayStation Move Heroes cutscenes. (I am TETSUSakura91)

Please share feel free to share your comments and opinions on this idea for a PlayStation crossover.

Thank you.😘

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Someday I will go insane because of this portal poster. The person on the left is clearly someone with Alésia Glidewell's face. Is this Chell? Is this her birth mother? Her twin sister? Her "original" after whom she was cloned by Aperture? I'll never solve this. Should I email Erik Wolpaw and get myself banned?

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Still Alive cover apparently by Alésia Glidewell (Chell's face model). i know this is probably more of a 'promo ARG to build hype' thing than a narrative thing but chell version of still alive is a kind of satisfying concept to me. the specific gutsiness of echoing a murderous robot's passive aggressive song back to them. that you just killed. 'when youre dead i will be still alive' and so on

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Notre Top 10 des sorties ce week-end en Côte-d'Or (18-19 octobre)

Fête du Vin Bourru, Foulée des Vendanges, portes ouvertes de l’hôtel Bouchu… Voici notre Top 10 des sorties ce week-end en Côte-d’Or. À Nuits-Saint-Georges, la Fête du Vin Bourru est une des sorties incontournables du week-end en Côte-d’Or. © Fête du Vin Bourru Vacances en Grèce(Alise-Sainte-Reine) Les Jeux olympiques et paralympiques sont terminés mais il est toujours possible de découvrir la…

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Alésia Museum and Archaeological Park, Bernard Tschumi