#BarQuets

[luckyacid]

Omar Barquet Barbarian poems (after P. Gaugin + M. Hosokura), 2024 Mixed media collage with custom artist’s frame 59 x 46 x 3 1/8 in

[fromthereachwithlove]

Highgarden - by artist Juan Carlos Barquet. © Fantasy Flight Games.

[tell-them-the-north-remembers]

Tyrion IV ASOS / Portrait of A Lady by Remzi Taşkıran / Eddard XV AGOT / Portrait of A Lady by Sir Francis Bernard Dicksee / War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy / Semper Vivit Amor by Eugen von Blaas / Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) by Cher / Penitent Magdalene by Antonio Ciseri / The Colossus by Sylvia Plath / Sunspear by Juan Carlos Barquet

Martell Week Day 1 - Favorite Martell: Princess Elia Nymeros Martell of Dorne

[gacougnol]

Gaston Baissette (1901-1977)

Barquets sur le Salaison près de Mauguio

1945

[nomorerealitys-blog]

The Old Road - LOTR TCG by Juan Carlos Barquet

[theworldsoftolkein]

“The Argonath” - by Juan Carlos Barquet

[pangeen]

" Volcán Popocatépetl " // © Enrique Barquet

Music: Solstice Beats - Teaser Music (From "Avatar 2: The Way of Water Teaser")

[killed-by-choice]

Marina DeChapell, 34 (USA 1978)

Marina DeChapell was 34 years old and had just gotten married a few months earlier when she became pregnant with her first— and only— child. According to her doctor, she had the abortion because she was scared that her unborn child had been harmed by her own health problems. It is unknown if tests were ever run to confirm this, meaning her fears might have been unfounded.

Afraid that her baby had already been harmed, Marina was referred to an abortion facility that was described by the news as “controversial and often-investigated.” Abortionist Eduardo F. Elias dosed her with Valium and Xylocaine for the abortion. He was assisted by Anne Barquet. Immediately after the first-trimester abortion (estimated to be between 6 and 8 weeks) at 620 SW 1st Street, Elias noticed she was not breathing.

Mrs. Barquet called an ambulance for Marina, but as Miami Homicide Investigator Gerald Green later told the news, “She was too far gone.” Marina showed no signs of life and was declared dead on arrival at Jackson Memorial Hospital on August 17, 1978. It was determined that she had died only moments after the abortion.

Police discovered that the abortion facility was not adequately prepared to deal with any emergency and did not have any emergency equipment except for one single air bag. It was speculated that Marina had reacted to the medication and that the facility was not equipped to save her.

Marina’s husband Fernando had been waiting for her in the office while she underwent the abortion. He was overcome with grief and shock when he learned that she was dead. In one day, he had gone from a newlywed to a widower.

Luis Barquet, the owner of the facility that killed Marina, had a criminal record and was actually in jail at the time of her death. He had been arrested before Roe v Wade for illegal abortions, sometimes as many as 5 to 10 per day. After Roe v Wade, he simply continued what he had been doing. Despite being in jail for past illegal abortion and grand larceny when Marina was killed, he was the owner of the abortion facility. Anne Barquet (formerly Anne West) was his wife and had been connected to his criminal abortions in the past. Despite her role assisting in Marina’s fatal abortion, she was not actually a nurse.

“Woman Dies After Abortion at Clinic” and obituary,

Miami Herald 8-18-1978

“Police Seek Cause Of Abortion Death,”

Miami Herald 8-19-1978

(Note: Marina’s last name is spelled differently in the news reports and in her obituary. I used the spelling from the article, but she may be referred to as Marina Dechapel or Deschapell.)

[borrowedtime-v]

Art by Juan Carlos Barquet

[tanzania2023]

27 de Juliol - Zanzíbar

Ja som a Zanzíbar. Ens hem enlairat a les 9:00 del matí i hem deixat enrera el Kilimanjaro, el Ngorongoro, el Tarangire, el Manyara i el Serengeti. Ja ho comencem a enyorar, però no massa estona perquè tenim feina.

Ens porten el cotxe a l'aeroport, directament, i el noi de Kibabu Cars ens explica coses i que si ens parla la poli, siguem super simpàtics i paguem el que ens diguin. Però no més de 10 dòlars.

La carretera es purament tropical, amb plataners, palmeres de coco i de pinya, vegetació exuberant, paradetes de fruita i el millor de tot, carretera asfaltada.

Ens costa trobar el White Dream lodge, perquè els carrers són quasi inexistents fora de la carretera.

El Lodge es preciós, tot blanc, amb habitacions que donen directament a la platja i una piscina petita però bonica. La platja té sorra blanca, palmeres, barquetes, nens jugant a fútbol a la sorra, moltes botiguetes de souvenirs fetes amb canyes i fusta, gent vestida de Massai, noies amb vestits de colors tapades de dalt a baix, pescadors amb bicicleta, i com no, els plastes que et volen vendre algo dient "jambo hakuna Matata where are you from only look etc". Però malgrat tot, es molt tranquila. Ni un para-sol ni gent estirada a la sorra, tots a les gandules dels lodges.

Fem una passejada per la platja recollin petxines i sopem al Lodge mateix, que ha caigut un petit diluvi de 3 minuts i ens hem espantat.

[kaelula-sungwis]

Lingerie Day by Anna Theodora Via Flickr: Editorial for the Mariée Magazine Beauty: William Cruz Model: Laura Barquete Guerchmann & Natasha Eloisa

[wherethespiritmeetstheboneposts]

Omar Barquet, El nudo por venir (After F. Hernandez), 2016

#omar barquet

[worldsandemanations]

Omar Barquet Barbarian poems (after P. Gaugin + M. Hosokura), 2024

[fragmentopentecostal]

El poder de lo sobrenatural🔥

Pastor Emiliano Barquet 📖

2 Corintios 4:7

Reina-Valera 1960

Viviendo por la fe

7 Pero tenemos este tesoro en vasos de barro, para que la excelencia del poder sea de Dios, y no de nosotros,

Fragmento de @congresoelegidos

#predicas #predicascortas #versiculo #pentecostal #jovenescristianos #avivamiento #consejoscristianos #reflexiones #ipuc #predicascristianas #upci

[groennuuk]

Honor de estar entre los poetas antologados

«EXODUS. VERSOS DESDE AFUERA»

Antología Poética Ego de Kaska Foundation Exodus. Versos desde afuera no tiene otra intención que reunir en una suerte de antología poética un grupo de 29 poetas, autores publicados en los diversos números de la revista Eka Magazine e invitados al proyecto poético de Ego de Kaska Foundation.

La obra se engalana con los dibujos de Lázaro García Medina.

Con poemas de: Osmán Avilés • Lucía Ballester Ortíz • Rosa María Batista • Julio Benítez • Jesús A. Díaz Hernández «Tinito» • Frank Dimas Fuentes • Nuvia Inés Estévez Machado • Denis Fortún Bouzo • Joaquín Gálvez • Margarita García Alonso • Isbel González González • Liyanis González Padrón • Yankilé Hidalgo • Jesús J. Barquet • José Antonio Lago • David Lago González • María Llarás • Kelly Martínez-Grandal • Ramón Muñiz • Yosvani Oliva Iglesias • Ricardo Pau-Llosa • Rafael Piñeiro López • Roberto Quirós • Antonio Ramos Zúñiga • Juan Carlos Recio • Arsenio Rodríguez Quintana • Manuel Sosa • Ismael Valdivia • Manuel Vázquez Portal en AMAZON/

[theworldsoftolkein]

Journey in the Dark - by JC Barquet