#Bescond

[detournementsmineurs]

Estelle Meyer, Sylvain Dieuaide, Blanche Leleu et Priscilla Bescond dans "L'Extraordinaire Destinée de Sarah Bernhardt" créée par Géraldine Martineau au Théâtre du Palais-Royal, Paris, septembre 2024.

[europeansculpture]

Jacques LE BESCOND (*1945) - Epsilon

[genevieveetguy]

Wild Diamond (Diamant brut), Agathe Riedinger (2024)

[theaslope]

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What sport moment had you jumping up and down?

- Ohh!! Who knows me defintely knows my answer to this, or actually I have two but they know both!

Oberstdorf 2021 Team Sprint Final Women

AND

PyeongChang Olympics 2018 Biathlon Pursuit Women

Both of those got me jumping up and down, cant choose between them like at all

[sportsallover]

Fabien sera dans les fleurs de notre coeur, avec son 20/20. Bien dit Anaïs ! <3

[vlruso]

Retro-Engineering a Database Schema: GPT vs. Bard vs. LLama2 (Episode 2)

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[dijonbeaune]

L'agence de communication Sevanova s'implante à Dijon

[loquaciousquark]

[Fic] Lavellan, A., Pavus, D. [1/1]

Rating: G Characters/Pairings: Solas/Lavellan, minor Dorian/Bull Fandom: Dragon Age Word Count: 6.2k Summary: Dorian and Adahla exchange letters and write an academic paper. Set post-game, pre-Trespasser.

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Dear Dorian,

I’m glad to hear you’ve arrived safely in Minrathous. Leliana’s scouts informed us some of the caravans north had been waylaid by bandits, but I should have known with Bull and the Chargers along, nothing could delay you. Everyone sends their love except Sera, who’s instead defaced every page in this sheaf and then run laughing up to the roof. The rude gesture in the corner is from her.

Varric has asked twice now in his offhanded way if the Inquisition might be traveling along the Imperial Highway in the next few weeks. He’s eager to return to Kirkwall, even if he’s allergic to saying it straight out, and Vivienne has wished to speak with a band of Aequitarian mages in Val Royeaux for some time, so I expect we’ll bivouac our own way north shortly. Please post your next reply to Halamshiral and we’ll pick it up on the way.

As regards your last letter: I appreciate your concern, but I’m quite all right. I know I was unlike myself on our recent adventure into the Deep Roads, but your forbearance with me (and my uncharacteristic impetuousness) was very generous. I’m fully recovered now, I assure you, and have put all distractions behind me. My solemn oath to stop jumping off ledges without looking is inscribed here for your approval.

Speaking of approval, please look over the changes I’ve made to the Ameridan paper (enclosed). The green ink is addition, the red revision, and the blue strikethroughs have been cut. In particular, please review the section on Ameridan’s known—and most incontrovertible—history, especially the citations from Renaures and Bescond. There’s a Genitivi monograph I’m trying to track down which would do a great deal to preempt Chantry objections, but I’m having difficulty laying hands on an unaltered original. I have high hopes one might be hiding in a University of Orlais library, but until I can coax the librarian to pack it in goosedown and ship it east, Renaures is our strongest advocate.

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Links: FF.net, AO3

[everythingthatsgoingon]

Attempt to name 100 real women (some of the orthograph will be butchered, I don't always know the correct one):

Julia Simon

Justine Braisaz Bouchet

Lou Jeanmonnot

Jeanne Richard

Océane Michelon

Sophie Chauveau

Gilonne Gigonnat

Paula Botet

Amandine Mengin

Camille Bened

Chloé Chevalier

Anais Chevalier Bouchet

Anais Bescond

Marie Dorin Abert

Tiril Eddkoff

Marte Olsbu Roiseland

Karoline Knotten

Ingrid Tandrevold

Maren Kerkeide

Anna-Maria Lampic

Sophia Shneider

Vanessa Voigt

Franzisca Preuss

Selina Grotian

Hanna Oeberg

Elvira Oeberg

Ella Halvarson

Anna Magnusson

Samuela Comola

Dorothea Wierer

Lisa Vittozi

Lotte Lie

Milena Todorova

Paulina Fialkova

Elisa Gasparin

Aita Gasparin

Amy Baserga

Lena Haeki-Gross

Simone Billes

Melina Robert-Michon

Celine Dion

Mimi Matie

Beyonce

Aya Nakamura

Louane

Barbara Pravi

Maëlle

Marie Aude Murail

JK Rowling

Marie Deplechin

Anne Pietri

Marine Le Pen

Anne Hidalgo

Angela Merkel

Hillary Clinton

Kamala Harris

Marie Curie

Ada Lovelace

Olympes de Gouges

Georges Sand

Simone Veil

Madame de Maintenon

Marie Antoinette

Edith Piaf

Cleopatre

Queen Elisabeth

Queen Victoria

Queen Elisabeth II

Mary Shelley

Jane Austen

Joan of Arc

That's over 70 names of public figures on my own in - well I didn't time it, but at most 30 mins. Probably closer to 15. I would have struggled to get to 100 in a reasonable time, but I'm well over the 50 needed per person if you do it in a team.

Clearly it's way easier if you have a specific topic you're knowledgeable in that you can draw names from. The first 38 names, so over half, are all female biathletes (it does help that the biathlon season ended weeks ago, so it's fresher in my memory than it would be in September). Then you've got a couple other athletes, singers/actors, authors, politicians, various historical figures. Unsurprisingly, many of my names are French personalities.

[tournevole]

j'ai porté plainte ...sans suite.Que dire de la justice le dossier nétait pas assez conséquent, et le #meetoo a été préjudiciable en fait.

. Il a eu une enfant qui est Poly-handicapée et c'est sa caution de parent malheureux puisqu'il a arrété de bosser pour s'occuper d'elle..face à la justice c'est un papa...

Et bien j'me dit que la vie m'a rendu justice, une sorte de revanche sur le sors. C'est dégueulasse pour son enfant mais il a eu ce qu'il méritait, lui qui se voyait président de la fédération nationale...

Je conseille ( mais c'est assez éprouvant) le compte Insta d’Andrea Bescond, qui dénonce ses violences/crimes de mec , inceste...

le compte insta d'Elsa Wolinski aussi

fin de chapitre

[dagonet]

Quand tu seras grand (2023) réal. Eric Métayer et Andréa Bescond

[detournementsmineurs]

Blanche Leleu, Estelle Meyer, Antoine Cholet, Isabelle Gardien, Adrien Melin et Priscilla Bescond dans "L'Extraordinaire Destinée de Sarah Bernhardt" créée par Géraldine Martineau au Théâtre du Palais-Royal, Paris, septembre 2024.

[jeviensdevoir]

Les chatouilles, Andréa Bescond et Eric Métayer, 2018

Odette révèle à sa psy qu'elle a été abusée sexuellement par un ami de la famille dès ses 8 ans.

C'est inspiré de l'histoire vraie de la co-réalisatrice. C'est bien sûr terrible et horriblement triste mais le film sublime son sujet grâce à une mise en scène inventive, aussi légère que le sujet est lourd.

Le film illustre aussi comment la jeune femme a pu exprimer son trauma à travers la danse.

Et puis il y a ce personnage glaçant de la mère, brillamment interprétée par Karin Viard.

★★★✰✰

[lindam54]

The gingerbread display is one of the most enchanting annual traditions, brought to life by Executive Pastry Chef Yohann Le Bescond and his pastry team. This year, their design was inspired by 1994 AQHA World Champion stallion, A Sudden Impulse. The gorgeous display is crafted with more than 1,900 gingerbread cookies and 250 pounds of gingerbread dough. Stop by The Equestrian Hotel to see it in person near Emma's Patisserie!

[spiralemoji]

What to do what to do depression is upon you, what to do what to do to fix my mood, what to do what to do, let go of what besconds you, what to do, what to do, what to do,

I often feel trapped

Like I’m in a video game

Another round, days are all the same

Doesn’t matter where I go

The map is just a circle

And every mission

You do it for no reason

Most the time

[soulsuckingisaacnewton]

Long rambling notes about different characters’ perspectives on the beginning of the God Wars in Ruin of Angels by Max Gladstone.

Zeddig: rose-colored glasses towards Old Alikand, inclined to gloss over any atrocities or strategic blunders on the part of the High Families

Tara: biased in favor of Gerhardt, admires Old Alikand as a godless society, “grand unforeseeable tragedy” arising from conflicting interest of two noble forces

Bescond: skewed towards justifying the Iskari occupation, emphasizes or possibly exaggerates Gerhardt as a monster to contrast with Iskari as saviors but also denigrates Old Alikand

I wish I could hear more of how Raymet understands the story. “some of us have theories” like what Raymet? probably something that makes Zeddig’s ancestors look bad

It is interesting to note that Ley's final summation of the story mentions “heroism”, but she doesn’t say who she regards as heroic.

(none of these biases necessarily represent malice or dishonesty on anyone’s part, they’ve all been taught about the events from different perspectives and have different priorities)

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Zeddig locates responsibility for the Wars with Gerhardt’s decision to stay in Alikand, not the Families’ decision to attack him or the foreign gods’ involvement (which, I mean, this is probably fair but still it is a thing)

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Here’s how Zeddig describes the origin of the Wastes:

“Drained of power, torn from their faithful, they hid in dumb matter. Desperate, they fused sand to glass and stranger forms, built labyrinths to hide within. Matter is not so comfortable as a mind, to a god. But they tried to take the story matter tells itself - I am a stone, I am sand, I am a river - and shelter there. So, in his rage, Gerhardt broke even those simpler stories. And here we are.”

In Zeddig’s narrative, Gerhardt’s enemies were already defeated and fleeing for their lives when he, motivated by rage, broke reality in order to kill them. Her telling encourages sympathy for the gods by placing emphasis on their suffering and presents Gerhardt's final attack upon them as a pointless, vindictive act of destruction.

Here’s how Tara describes the same events:

“These are... the nightmares of dying beings, feasting on one another, growing inside one another to burst from each other’s chests. They war against themselves, in this world Gerhardt wrecked. In his hunger, Gerhardt scraped away the [...] thingness [...] from the Wastes - and when he began to die, he lost control.”

Tara's use of the word hunger implies need, maybe even desperation, on Gerhardt’s part. She doesn’t totally exonerate him - this world Gerhardt wrecked is pretty blunt about the harm he caused and his responsibility for it - but she emphasizes that he was fighting for his life against powerful enemies. She also mentions that he lost control, possibly implying that he did not predict or intend the full extent of the damage he caused. Her description of the gods evokes pity and horror more than respect or compassion.