#Bobby Allende

[jamespotterthefirst]

Fearless (Ethan x MC)

Book: Open Heart, Year 2 Pairing: Dr. Ethan Ramsey x F!MC (Dr. Lilac Allende) Word count: 850 Rating/ Warning: Teen/ Mentions of mental health

Premise: The effects of the attack become harder to ignore when she succumbs to a panic attack. 

Note: Hurt/Comfort 

Lilac's hands shake as she struggles with the cuff. In the midst of the chaos shattering within her, she notes how pale her skin looks, almost ghostly. The frenetic drumming of her heart reclaims her attention, thundering so fiercely against her ribcage that she is convinced its beats are numbered.

“Fuck!”

Numb fingers drop the blood pressure cuff.

Calm down.

Weak knees finally give out and Lilac barely feels the hardwood floor against her knees.

Breathe.

Breathing hurts. Breathing feels like a lungful of ice. A breath is akin to setting her insides on fire.

The bedroom spins around her.

Her heart is relentless, violently beating against her throat.

Beat, beat, beat…

It won't stop.

Beat, beat, beat, beat, beat, beat, beat.

Each one faster than the last.

Heart attack?

The drumming is all she hears.

Stroke?

It tries to keep her alive.

Asphyxia.

It tries to kill her.

“Fucking—”

The words cut off in a strangled sob. She is destined for that hospital bed again. Her fate is to die there.

Tears burn her skin as they fall. Each breath is a terrified wheeze.

“Lilac?”

Strong hands guide her up, anchoring arms and warm chest steadying her.

“Breathe,” his rich voice instructs. It's like a distant echo, a faraway light piercing the darkness.

“Ethan,” she breathes. “Something is wrong.”

“Focus on the present, Lilac.”

Danny and Bobby are on the linoleum floor, gasping. Her own lungs scream for air.

Rafael is on his hospital bed, his eyes closed. Lilac shuts her eyes tight but it feels like broken glass prickling her lids.

The silent killer courses through her as she stares at a plastic cover. A cold, desolate hospital room will be the last thing she sees before she dies. She's going to die alone.

“I'm here,” Ethan says. “You're safe, Lilac. Remember that and breathe. You're safe.”

“I'm dying, Ethan,” she tells him, panicked. “My blood pressure... My heart—”

Lilac breaks off, feeling her pulse rise like the slashing of a violent storm.

“Focus on my voice, Lilac. Breathe in and out slowly. Take your time.”

Breathing is agony but his voice guides her. Very carefully, she inhales a breath, terrified of the pain… except there is no pain. Just the beating of her terrified heart. The air leaves her in a shaky sigh.

“Concentrate on what you can feel and see. Bring your mind back to this moment right here.”

Unyielding, cold hardwood against her knees, cooling her sizzling skin. 

The soft, thick wool of his favorite knit sweater. 

Ethan's concerned face as the fog clears, blue eyes assessing her with the diligence of a doctor and all the love of a partner.

More air fills her lungs, her pulse steadying as it leaves her.

“That's it,” he encourages. “Take a few more deep breaths, Lilac.”

After a few more minutes, the thunder of her heart recedes and she can hear the busy Boston street in the distance once again. Lilac closes her eyes, the relief weakening her knees almost as much as the panic had. Ethan's arms anchor her in place.

“Better?” he asks quietly.

Eyes still closed, she nods.

“Better,” she assures him in a whisper.

“You're safe.”

The words, uttered like a promise for the third time that evening, make her feel weightless.

“I know that,” she says, opening her eyes. “Logically and medically, I know that but when a panic attack happens I—”

Her throat clamps up painfully. It takes all the strength in her weak body to keep the tears at bay. Ethan notices.

“Shhh,” he comforts her, pulling her close. “None of this is your fault, Lilac.”

At that, she cries, giving up the fight with a tearful little sob. It's not the words that make her crumble but the resolute conviction in his voice.

“I just hate feeling this way,” she cries softly. “My mind is always reliving the attack, thinking of the many things I could've done differently. Or fearing that the toxin could still somehow be in my body, even though I'm a doctor and I know that's not true. I hate feeling this scared and weak.”

Gently, Ethan pulls back to look her in the eye.

“You're not weak,” he tells her firmly, the truth shining in those blue eyes. “You're the bravest person I know.”

His lips against her forehead punctuate the proclamation, so delicate and tender that Lilac sways briefly on her feet. They fill her with newfound courage, inspiring her to face the undeniable truth— the same she had been running from since the attack.

“I want to see someone about this.”

Ethan contemplates her for the briefest of moments and then, he nods.

“I'm in contact with many outstanding colleagues who can help us. There are some I admire who would provide the best care.”

Lilac only nods.

“Thank you.”

“It's no problem. I can email them right now.”

She grips his hand.

“Not just for that. Thank you for being here.”

Ethan pauses only to push a wayward lock of hair behind her ear.

“No need to thank me, Lilac. I'm here for you. I always will be.”

Note and disclaimer: This is based solely on my own experience with anxiety, panic attacks, and PTSD. 

Thank you so much for reading!

PS.  After this, I hope to write some holiday content. Wish me luck!

[zerounotvadri]

20 AÑOS DE LA SENSACIONAL ORQUESTA LAVADERO, LO MEJOR DEL CLOWN MUSICAL EN MÉXICO

La celebración de dos décadas de trayectoria de la agrupación se llevará a cabo en el Teatro de la Ciudad Esperanza Iris

Se contará con la participación de invitados especiales

Por su calidad, respaldada en una continua práctica y constante investigación, La Sensacional Orquesta Lavadero se ha convertido en un referente del clown excéntrico musical en nuestro país. Fundada en 2003, sus andanzas la han llevado a ser reconocida en todo México, así como en países como Argentina, Brasil, Francia y Suiza.

Y, es por ello que celebrará su vigésimo aniversario con un especial concierto, que se llevará a cabo el próximo viernes 1º de septiembre en el Teatro de la Ciudad Esperanza Iris, con el apoyo de la Dirección del Sistema de Teatros de la Secretaría de Cultura de la Ciudad de México.

XXL. 20 años de La Sensacional Orquesta Lavadero es una selección de lo mejor del repertorio del ensamble, con sketches de clown y música ejecutada en vivo, que retoma su estilo único, que la lleva a interpretar a Duke Ellington, Maurice Ravel, Erik Satié y Antonio Vivaldi, entre otros, así como composiciones propias que se ejecuta con acordeón, armónica, lavadero, cucharas, peinófono y demás instrumentos que halla y crea. 

Para la celebración, se contará con la participación de artistas invitados, quienes se unirán a la fiesta de una de las mejores agrupaciones de clown musical por el cuidado en la selección y ejecución, así como por el virtuoso manejo del humor que une a niños y adultos en la carcajada, y la generosa entrega al público, que se vuelven elementos distintivos que caracteriza a la agrupación. 

La Sensacional Orquesta Lavadero se integra por Jesús Díaz (Chucho Lavadero), Nohemí Espinosa, Roam León, Alejandro Quintero (Alex Gesso) y Diego Santana. Asimismo, participarán Héctor López “Hectorazzo”, Paolo Becerra “Paolihno” y Mónica Magdiel. 

El espectáculo será dirigido por Jesús Díaz y contará con la producción de Héctor López, así como la producción ejecutiva de Carlo Montes de Oca, el diseño de Iluminación y Escenografía de Bobby Watson, las relaciones públicas y prensa de Pop Comunicación y la fotografía de Enid Hernández.

XXL 20 Años de La Sensacional Orquesta Lavadero se llevará a cabo el viernes 1º de septiembre a las 20:30 horas en el Teatro de la Ciudad Esperanza Iris (Donceles 36, Centro Histórico, Metro Allende). 

Admisión: Luneta, $350; Primer Piso Central, $275; Primer Piso Lateral, $230; Anfiteatro, $175, y Galería, $100. Los boletos se pueden adquirir en la taquilla del teatro y en las plataformas digitales de Ticketmaster.

Para conocer la programación de la Dirección del Sistema de Teatros de la Ciudad de México visite las redes sociales: Facebook @TeatrosCdMexico, Twitter @TeatrosCdMexico e Instagram @teatroscdmexico.

[lyrasky]

Jack White【Over And Over And Over】和訳 JackWhiteソロ! 予言通りに My Prediction Has Come True

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Lyraがマジで大好きなヴォーカリストは何人かいるが、その中で聴いていると落ちつく〜と言うアーティストは少ない。生きているとなると(笑)一気に減って��まうのが難だが、この人 Jack Whiteがその1人である。 大好きなドラマーであり、ギタリストでもあるJack Whiteは、オタク道を極めて極めて行った結果、大成功した変わり種かもしれぬ。 ブルーズのオタク、レコード収集家のオタク青年が大好きな音探してるうちに、自らもプレイするようになり、The White Stripesをはじめイカしたバンドを数々結成して行くうちに、現在の地位を確立。 毎日が楽しいことばかりじゃないだろうし、彼も紆余曲折ある人生を送って来たけれど、Jackの生き方は、ある意味、自分のと似てる。好きなことして生きる。 Thanks Godって感謝して生きましょう。 (more…)

[jazzplusplus]

Un Poquito de Tu Amor (Bird at 100) - Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra

Sherman Irby (as), Ted Nash (as), Victor Goines (ts), Walter Blanding (ts), Paul Nedzela (bs), Dan Nimmer (p), Carlos Henriquez (b), Obed Calvaire (dr), Bobby Allende (perc)

[nofatclips]

Over and Over and Over by Jack White from the album Boarding House Reach - Director: Us (Christopher Barrett and Luke Taylor)

[whatevergreen]

A 1998 Guardian article which is surprisingly informative...

I'm posting it in full:

"'It is the firm and continuing policy that Allende be overthrown by a coup… Please review all your present and possibly new activities to include propaganda, black operations, surfacing of intelligence or disinformation, personal contacts, or anything else your imagination can conjure…'

'Eyes only, restricted handling, secret' message. To US station chief, Santiago. From CIA headquarters. 16 October 1970.

You would be wrong to assume this plan for mayhem was another manifestation of the Cold War between the 'free world' and communism. Much more was at stake: Pepsi-Cola's market share and other matters closer to the heart of corporate America.

In exclusive interviews with The Observer last week, the former US Ambassador to Chile, Edward Korry, told the story in - and behind - these and other top secret CIA, State Department and White House cables recently released by the National Security Archives. Korry filled in gaps in the story by describing cables still classified, and disclosing information censored in papers now available under the US Freedom of Information Act.

Korry, who served Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon, told how US companies, from cola to copper, using the CIA as an international debt collection agency and investment security force.

Indeed, the October 1970 plot against Chile's President-elect Salvador Allende, using CIA 'sub-machine guns and ammo', was the direct result of a plea for action a month earlier by Donald Kendall, chairman of PepsiCo, in two telephone calls to the company's former lawyer, President Richard Nixon.

Kendall arranged for the owner of the company's Chilean bottling operation to meet National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger on September 15. Hours later, Nixon called in his CIA chief, Richard Helms, and, according to Helms's handwritten notes, ordered the CIA to prevent Allende's inauguration.

But this is only half the story, according to Korry. He claims the US conspiracy against Allende's election did not begin with Nixon, but originated - and read no further if you cherish the myth of Camelot - with John F Kennedy.

In 1963, Allende was heading towards victory in Chile's presidential election. Kennedy decided his political creation, Eduardo Frei, the late father of Chile's current President, Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle, could win the election by buying it. Kennedy left it to his brother, Bobby, the Attorney-General, to put the plan into action.

The Kennedys cajoled US multinationals into pouring $2 billion into Chile, a nation of only 8 million people. This was not benign investment, but what Korry calls 'a mutually corrupting' web of business deals, many questionable, for which the US government would arrange guarantees and insurance.

In return, the American-based firms kicked back millions of dollars to pay for well over half of Frei's successful election campaign. By the end of this process, Americans had gobbled up more than 85 per cent of Chile's hard-currency earning industries.

The US government, the guarantor of these investments, committed extraordinary monetary, intelligence and political resources to protect them. Several business-friendly US government front organisations and operatives were sent into Chile -including the American Institute for Free Labor Development, infamous for sabotaging militant trade unions.

Then, in 1970, US investments, both financial and political, faced unexpected jeopardy. A split between Chile's centre and right-wing parties permitted an alliance of communists, socialists and radicals - uniting behind the socialist Allende - to finish the presidential election 1 per cent ahead of his nearest rival.

That October, Korry, a hardened anti-communist, hatched an off-the-wall scheme to block Allende's inauguration and return Frei to power. To promote his own bloodless intrigues, the ambassador claims he 'back-channeled' a message to Washington warning against military actions that might lead to 'another Bay of Pigs' fiasco. (Korry retains a copy of this still-classified cable.)

But Korry's prescient message only angered Kissinger, who had already authorised the Pepsi-instigated coup, scheduled for the following week. Kissinger ordered Korry to fly in secret to Washington that weekend for a dressing-down. Still not knowing about the CIA plan, Korry told Kissinger in a White House corridor that 'only a madman' would plot with Chile's ultra-right generals.

As if on cue, Kissinger opened the door to the Oval Office to introduce Nixon. Nixon - who described his ambassador as 'soft in the head' - did agree that, tactically, a coup could not yet succeed. A last-minute cable to the CIA to delay action was too late: the conspirators kidnapped and killed Chile's pro- democracy Armed Forces Chief, Rene Schneider. Public revulsion at this crime assured Allende's confirmation by Chile's Congress.

Even if the US president's sense of realpolitik may have disposed him to a modus vivendi with Allende - Korry's alternative if his Frei gambit failed - Nixon faced intense pressure from his political donors in business who were panicked by Allende's plans to nationalise their operations.

In particular, the president was aware that the owner of Chile's phone company, ITT Corporation, was illegally channelling funds into Republican Party coffers. Nixon could not ignore ITT - and ITT wanted blood. An ITT board member, ex-CIA director John McCone, pledged Kissinger $1 million in support of CIA action to prevent Allende from taking office.

Separately, Anaconda Copper and other multinationals, under the aegis of David Rockefeller's Business Group for Latin America, offered $500,000 to buy influence with Chilean congressmen to reject confirmation of Allende's victory. But Korry wouldn't play. While he knew nothing of the ITT demands on the CIA, he got wind of, and vetoed, the cash for payoffs from Anaconda and the other firms.

Korry, speaking last week from his home in Charlotte, North Carolina, disclosed that he even turned in to the Chilean authorities an army major who planned to assassinate Allende - unaware the officer was linked to the CIA plotters.

Once Allende took office, Korry sought accommodation with the new government, conceding that expropriations of the telephone and copper concessions (actually begun under Frei) were necessary to disentangle Chile from seven decades of 'incestuous and corrupting' dependency.

US corporations didn't see it that way. While pretending to bargain in good faith, they pushed the White House to impose a clandestine embargo on Chile's economy. But in case all schemes failed, ITT, claims Korry, paid $500,000 to someone referred to in their intercepted cables as 'The Fat Man'. Korry identified him as Jacobo Schaulsohn, Allende's ally on a committee set up to compensate firms whose property had been expropriated.

It was not money well spent. In 1971, when Allende learned of the corporate machinations against his government, he refused the compensation. It was this - the Chilean leader's failure to pay, not his perceived allegiance to the hammer and sickle - that sealed his fate.

The State Department pulled Korry out of Santiago in October 1971. On his return to the US, he advised the government's Overseas Private Investment Corporation to deny Anaconda Copper and ITT compensation for their seized property. Korry argued that, like someone who burns down their own home, ITT could not claim against insurance for an expropriation the company had itself provoked by violating Chilean law.

Confidentially, he recommended criminal charges against ITT's top brass, including, implicitly, chief executive Harold Geneen, for falsifying the insurance claims and lying to Congress.

Given powerful evidence against the companies, OPIC at first refused them compensation, and the Justice Department indicted two mid-level ITT operatives for perjury. But ultimately, the companies received their money and the executives went free on the grounds that they were working with the full co-operation of the CIA - and higher.

In September 1970 in a secret cable to the US Secretary of State, ambassador Korry quotes Jean Genet: 'Even if my hands were full of truths, I wouldn't open it for others.' Why open his hand now? At 77, one supposes there is a desire to correct history. He says only that it is important to take out of the shadows what he calls - optimistically - the last case of US 'dollar diplomacy'.

[cscclibrary]

[Horizontal graphic; background yellow streaks on black. Black, blue, and orange text: “Top 100 Most Banned and Challenged Books of the Past Decade / ALA American Library Association.” Image courtesy of the American Library Association.]

In 2020, the American Library Association released a list of the 100 most frequently banned and challenged books from 2010-2019. Most of them are for children and young adults, or are commonly assigned in schools. They range from century-old classics to current popular novels. Some were challenged for predictable reasons--swearing, violence, or sex. Many were challenged because they contained LGBTQ+ content. Some were challenged because they critiqued social institutions.

All of them are available either in the Columbus State Library or via the OhioLINK system. Clicking on any of the titles below will tell you where you can find the book; OhioLINK items can be requested and sent to the Columbus State campus. In the case of a series, the link usually leads to the first title in the series. Enjoy your right to read!

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

Captain Underpants (series) by Dav Pilkey

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

Looking for Alaska by John Green

George by Alex Gino

And Tango Makes Three by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell

Drama by Raina Telgemeier

Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James

Internet Girls (series) by Lauren Myracle

The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

I Am Jazz by Jazz Jennings and Jessica Herthel

The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Bone (series) by Jeff Smith

The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls

Two Boys Kissing by David Levithan

A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo by Jill Twiss

Sex is a Funny Word by Cory Silverberg

Alice McKinley (series) by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

It’s Perfectly Normal by Robie H. Harris

Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult

Scary Stories (series) by Alvin Schwartz

Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

Beyond Magenta: Transgender Teens Speak Out by Susan Kuklin

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood

The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel

It’s a Book by Lane Smith

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien

What My Mother Doesn’t Know by Sonya Sones

A Child Called “It” by Dave Pelzer

Bad Kitty (series) by Nick Bruel

Crank by Ellen Hopkins

Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich

Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi

The Adventures of Super Diaper Baby by Dav Pilkey

This Day in June by Gayle E. Pitman

This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki

A Bad Boy Can Be Good For A Girl by Tanya Lee Stone

Beloved by Toni Morrison

Goosebumps (series) by R.L. Stine

In Our Mothers’ House by Patricia Polacco

Lush by Natasha Friend

The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger

The Color Purple by Alice Walker

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon

The Bible

This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson

Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell

Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer

Gossip Girl (series) by Cecily von Ziegesar

House of Night (series) by P.C. Cast

My Mom’s Having A Baby by Dori Hillestad Butler

Neonomicon by Alan Moore

The Dirty Cowboy by Amy Timberlake

The Giver by Lois Lowry

Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya

Draw Me a Star by Eric Carle

Dreaming In Cuban by Cristina Garcia

Fade by Lisa McMann

The Family Book by Todd Parr

Feed by M.T. Anderson

Go the Fuck to Sleep by Adam Mansbach

Habibi by Craig Thompson

The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende

Jacob’s New Dress by Sarah Hoffman

Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

Monster by Walter Dean Myers

Nasreen’s Secret School by Jeanette Winter

Saga by Brian K. Vaughan

Stuck in the Middle by Ariel Schrag

The Kingdom of Little Wounds by Susann Cokal

1984 by George Orwell

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

Almost Perfect by Brian Katcher

The Awakening by Kate Chopin

Burned by Ellen Hopkins

Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card

Fallen Angels by Walter Dean Myers

Glass by Ellen Hopkins

Heather Has Two Mommies by Lesle´a Newman

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

Madeline and the Gypsies by Ludwig Bemelmans

My Princess Boy by Cheryl Kilodavis

Prince and Knight by Daniel Haack

Revolutionary Voices: A Multicultural Queer Youth Anthology by Amy Sonnie

Skippyjon Jones (series) by Judith Schachner

So Far from the Bamboo Grove by Yoko Kawashima Watkins

The Color of Earth (series) by Tong-hwa Kim

The Librarian of Basra by Jeanette Winter

The Walking Dead (series) by Robert Kirkman

Tricks by Ellen Hopkins

Uncle Bobby’s Wedding by Sarah S Brannen

Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks

[blackpoetry]

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Explosion of Owl the newspaper say The devil face cd be seen

Who make money from war Who make dough from fear and lies Who want the world like it is Who want the world to be ruled by imperialism and national oppression and terror violence, and hunger and poverty.

Who is the ruler of Hell? Who is the most powerful

Who you know ever Seen God?

But everybody seen The Devil

Like an Owl exploding In your life in your brain in your self Like an Owl who know the devil All night, all day if you listen, Like an Owl Exploding in fire. We hear the questions rise In terrible flame like the whistle of a crazy dog

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[mrsomewhere]

Top 100 most banned and challenged books of the last decade:

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

Captain Underpants (series) by Dav Pilkey

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

Looking for Alaska by John Green

George by Alex Gino

And Tango Makes Three by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell

Drama by Raina Telgemeier

Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James

Internet Girls (series) by Lauren Myracle

The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

I Am Jazz by Jazz Jennings and Jessica Herthel

The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

Bone (series) by Jeff Smith

The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls

Two Boys Kissing by David Levithan

A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo by Jill Twiss

Sex is a Funny Word by Cory Silverberg

Alice McKinley (series) by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

It's Perfectly Normal by Robie H. Harris

Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult

Scary Stories (series) by Alvin Schwartz

Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

A Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

Beyond Magenta: Transgender Teens Speak Out by Susan Kuklin

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood

The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel

It's a Book by Lane Smith

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien

What My Mother Doesn't Know by Sonya Sones

A Child Called "It" by Dave Pelzer

Bad Kitty (series) by Nick Bruel

Crank by Ellen Hopkins

Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich

Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi

The Adventures of Super Diaper Baby by Dav Pilkey

This Day in June by Gayle E. Pitman

This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki

A Bad Boy Can Be Good For A Girl by Tanya Lee Stone

Beloved by Toni Morrison

Goosebumps (series) by R.L. Stine

In Our Mothers' House by Patricia Polacco

Lush by Natasha Friend

The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger

The Color Purple by Alice Walker

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon

The Holy Bible

This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson

Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell

Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer

Gossip Girl (series) by Cecily von Ziegesar

House of Night (series) by P.C. Cast

My Mom's Having A Baby by Dori Hillestad Butler

Neonomicon by Alan Moore

The Dirty Cowboy by Amy Timberlake

The Giver by Lois Lowry

Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya

Draw Me a Star by Eric Carle

Dreaming In Cuban by Cristina Garcia

Fade by Lisa McMann

The Family Book by Todd Parr

Feed by M.T. Anderson

Go the Fuck to Sleep by Adam Mansbach

Habibi by Craig Thompson

House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende

Jacob's New Dress by Sarah Hoffman

Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

Monster by Walter Dean Myers

Nasreen’s Secret School by Jeanette Winter

Saga by Brian K. Vaughan

Stuck in the Middle by Ariel Schrag

The Kingdom of Little Wounds by Susann Cokal

1984 by George Orwell

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

Almost Perfect by Brian Katcher

Awakening by Kate Chopin

Burned by Ellen Hopkins

Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card

Fallen Angels by Walter Dean Myers

Glass by Ellen Hopkins

Heather Has Two Mommies by Lesle´a Newman

I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

Madeline and the Gypsies by Ludwig Bemelmans

My Princess Boy by Cheryl Kilodavis

Prince and Knight by Daniel Haack

Revolutionary Voices: A Multicultural Queer Youth Anthology by Amy Sonnie

Skippyjon Jones (series) by Judith Schachner

So Far from the Bamboo Grove by Yoko Kawashima Watkins

The Color of Earth (series) by Tong-hwa Kim

The Librarian of Basra by Jeanette Winter

The Walking Dead (series) by Robert Kirkman

Tricks by Ellen Hopkins

Uncle Bobby’s Wedding by Sarah S Brannen

Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks

[megs-readstoomuch]

Top 💯 Banned Books of 2010-2020:

☑️The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

▪️Captain Underpants (series) by Dav Pilkey

▪️Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher

▪️Looking for Alaska by John Green

▪️George by Alex Gino

▪️And Tango Makes Three by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell

▪️Drama by Raina Telgemeier

☑️Fifty Shades of Grey by E. L. James

▪️Internet Girls (series) by Lauren Myracle

▪️The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

▪️The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

☑️Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

▪️I Am Jazz by Jazz Jennings and Jessica Herthel

☑️The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

☑️To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

▪️Bone (series) by Jeff Smith

☑️The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls

▪️Two Boys Kissing by David Levithan

▪️A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo by Jill Twiss

▪️Sex is a Funny Word by Cory Silverberg

▪️Alice McKinley (series) by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

▪️It's Perfectly Normal by Robie H. Harris

▪️Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult

☑️Scary Stories (series) by Alvin Schwartz

▪️Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

☑️A Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

▪️Beyond Magenta: Transgender Teens Speak Out by Susan Kuklin

☑️Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck

☑️The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood

☑️The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

▪️Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel

▪️It's a Book by Lane Smith

☑️The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

☑️The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien

▪️What My Mother Doesn't Know by Sonya Sones

☑️A Child Called "It" by Dave Pelzer

☑️Bad Kitty (series) by Nick Bruel

▪️Crank by Ellen Hopkins

▪️Nickel and Dimed by Barbara Ehrenreich

▪️Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi

▪️The Adventures of Super Diaper Baby by Dav Pilkey

▪️This Day in June by Gayle E. Pitman

▪️This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki

▪️A Bad Boy Can Be Good For A Girl by Tanya Lee Stone

▪️Beloved by Toni Morrison

▪️Goosebumps (series) by R.L. Stine

▪️In Our Mothers' House by Patricia Polacco

▪️Lush by Natasha Friend

▪️The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger

▪️The Color Purple by Alice Walker

▪️The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon

☑️The Holy Bible

▪️This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson

☑️Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell

▪️Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer

▪️Gossip Girl (series) by Cecily von Ziegesar

▪️House of Night (series) by P.C. Cast

▪️My Mom's Having A Baby by Dori Hillestad Butler

▪️Neonomicon by Alan Moore

▪️The Dirty Cowboy by Amy Timberlake

☑️The Giver by Lois Lowry

☑️Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

▪️Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya

▪️Draw Me a Star by Eric Carle

▪️Dreaming In Cuban by Cristina Garcia

▪️Fade by Lisa McMann

▪️The Family Book by Todd Parr

▪️Feed by M.T. Anderson

▪️Go the Fuck to Sleep by Adam Mansbach

▪️Habibi by Craig Thompson

▪️House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende

▪️Jacob's New Dress by Sarah Hoffman

▪️Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

▪️Monster by Walter Dean Myers

▪️Nasreen’s Secret School by Jeanette Winter

▪️Saga by Brian K. Vaughan

▪️Stuck in the Middle by Ariel Schrag

▪️The Kingdom of Little Wounds by Susann Cokal

▪️1984 by George Orwell

▪️A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

▪️Almost Perfect by Brian Katcher

☑️Awakening by Kate Chopin

▪️Burned by Ellen Hopkins

▪️Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card

▪️Fallen Angels by Walter Dean Myers

▪️Glass by Ellen Hopkins

▪️Heather Has Two Mommies by Lesle´a Newman

☑️I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

▪️Madeline and the Gypsies by Ludwig Bemelmans

▪️My Princess Boy by Cheryl Kilodavis

▪️Prince and Knight by Daniel Haack

▪️Revolutionary Voices: A Multicultural Queer Youth Anthology by Amy Sonnie

▪️Skippyjon Jones (series) by Judith Schachner

▪️So Far from the Bamboo Grove by Yoko Kawashima Watkins

▪️The Color of Earth (series) by Tong-hwa Kim

▪️The Librarian of Basra by Jeanette Winter

▪️The Walking Dead (series) by Robert Kirkman

▪️Tricks by Ellen Hopkins

▪️Uncle Bobby’s Wedding by Sarah S Brannen

▪️Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks

[maaarine]

MBTI Typing Index: Names A-B

Name starts with: A B, C D, E F,  G H, I J K L, M N O P, Q R S T, U V W X Y Z.

Stacey ABRAMS (ENTJ)

Amy ADAMS (INFP)

Douglas ADAMS (ENTP)

Ryan ADAMS (INFP)

Scott ADAMS (INTP)

Adele / Adele ADKINS (ESFP)

Isabelle ADJANI (INFP)

Sade ADU (ISFP)

Ben AFFLECK (ENTP)

Andre AGASSI (INFP)

Riz AHMED (ENTP)

Chantal AKERMAN (ENFP)

Jessica ALBA (ESFJ)

Damon ALBARN (INTJ)

Madeleine ALBRIGHT (ENTJ)

Elizabeth ALEXANDER (ENFJ)

Mahershala ALI (ENFJ)

Lily ALLEN (ESFP)

Paul ALLEN (INTP)

Woody ALLEN (INTP)

Isabel ALLENDE (ENFP)

Pedro ALONSO (ENFP)

Armande ALTAÏ (INFP)

Christiane AMANPOUR (ENTJ)

Tori AMOS (INFP)

Simon AMSTELL (INTP)

Gillian ANDERSON (ENTJ)

Jacob ANDERSON (ISFP)

Laurie ANDERSON (INTP)

Pamela ANDERSON (ESFP)

Wes ANDERSON (INTP)

Julie ANDREWS (ENFJ)

Maya ANGELOU (ENFJ)

Christine ANGOT (INTP)

Jennifer ANISTON (ESFJ)

Judd APATOW (ENTP)

Fiona APPLE (INFP)

Anne APPLEBAUM (ENTJ)

Jacinda ARDERN (ENFJ)

Hannah ARENDT (INTP)

Asia ARGENTO (ESFP)

Dan ARIELY (ENTP)

Fred ARMISEN (INTP)

Billie Joe ARMSTRONG (ENFP)

Neil ARMSTRONG (ISTJ)

Will ARNETT (ENTP)

Frances ARNOLD (ENTJ)

Darren ARONOFSKY (INFJ)

A$AP Rocky / Rakim MAYERS (ESTP)

Isaac ASIMOV (ENTP)

Julian ASSANGE (INTP)

Ari ASTER (INTP)

Alexandre ASTIER (ENTP)

Hayley ATWELL (ENFJ)

Margaret ATWOOD (INTP)

Marcus AURELIUS (INFJ)

Aurora / Aurora AKSNES (INFP)

Avicii / Tim BERGLING (ISTP)

Awkwafina / Nora LUM (ESTP)

Richard AYOADE (INTP)

Lauren BACALL (ENTJ)

Roselyne BACHELOT (ENFJ)

Kevin BACON (ISTP)

Jean-Pierre BACRI (ENTJ)

Ruth BADER GINSBURG (ISTJ)

Penn BADGLEY (INTJ)

Elisabeth BADINTER (ENTJ)

Erykah BADU (ISFP)

Edouard BAER (ENTP)

Julien BAKER (INFP)

Daniel BALAVOINE (ENFP)

Bruce BALDEN (INFJ)

James BALDWIN (INFP)

Christian BALE (ESTP)

Sam BANKMAN-FRIED (ENTP)

Azealia BANKS (ESFP)

Jonathan BANKS (ISTP)

Tyra BANKS (ESFJ)

Steve BANNON (ESTJ)

Javier BARDEM (ENFJ)

René BARJAVEL (INFJ)

Travis BARKER (ISFP)

Charles BARKLEY (ESFP)

Sacha BARON COHEN (ENTP)

Roseanne BARR (ESTP)

Mario BARRAVECCHIA (ESFJ)

Drew BARRYMORE (ESFP)

Bat for Lashes / Natasha KHAN (INFP)

Jason BATEMAN (ENTP)

Rostam BATMANGLIJ (INFP)

Zal BATMANGLIJ (INFJ)

Noah BAUMBACH (INFP)

Dave BAUTISTA (ISTP)

Michael BAY (ESTP)

Aisling BEA (ENFP)

Mary BEARD (ENFJ)

Alison BECHDEL (INTP)

David BECKHAM (ISFP)

Victoria BECKHAM (ISFJ)

Kate BECKINSALE (ENFP)

Samantha BEE (ENFP)

Kristen BELL (ENFJ)

Jocelyn BELL BURNELL (INTP)

Matthew BELLAMY (ENTP)

Troian BELLISARIO (ENTJ)

Kingsley BEN-ADIR (ISFP)

Yoshua BENGIO (INTJ)

Carl BENJAMIN (ESTJ)

Chester BENNINGTON (INFP)

Michel BERGER (INFJ)

Ingmar BERGMAN (INFJ)

Silvio BERLUSCONI (ESTP)

Tim BERNERS-LEE (INTP)

Ingrid BETANCOURT (INFJ)

Joep BEVING (INFJ)

Beyoncé / Beyoncé KNOWLES (ISFJ)

Jeff BEZOS (ENTP)

Preet BHARARA (ENTJ)

Joe BIDEN (ESFJ)

Justin BIEBER (ESTP)

Kathryn BIGELOW (INTJ)

Simone BILES (ESFP)

Juliette BINOCHE (ENFP)

Andrew BIRD (INFJ)

Jane BIRKIN (ESFP)

Björk / Björk GUÐMUNDSDÓTTIR (INFP)

Jack BLACK (ENTP)

Emma BLACKERY (ENFP)

James BLAKE (INFP)

Cate BLANCHETT (ENTJ)

Tyler BLEVINS (ENTP)

Orlando BLOOM (ESFP)

Rachel BLOOM (ENFP)

Michael BLOOMBERG (ESTJ)

Kim BODNIA (ESFP)

John BOLTON (ISTJ)

Napoléon BONAPARTE (ENTJ)

BONG Joon-ho (INTP)

Helena BONHAM CARTER (ENFP)

Cory BOOKER (ENFJ)

Kate BOSWORTH (ENTJ)

Anthony BOURDAIN (ENTJ)

Pierre BOURDIEU (INTJ)

Danny BOYLE (ENFP)

David BOWIE (ENTP)

Tom BRADY (ISFJ)

André BRAHIC (ENTP)

Russell BRAND (ENFP)

Donna BRAZILE (ENTJ)

Sergey BRIN (INTJ)

Vera BRITTAIN (INTJ)

Cameron BRITTON (INFP)

Connie BRITTON (ENFJ)

Josh BROLIN (ESTP)

Charlie BROOKER (ENTJ)

Brittany BROSKI (ENFP)

Brené BROWN (ENFJ)

Dan BROWN (ENTP)

Derren BROWN (INTJ)

Karamo BROWN (ENFJ)

Melanie BROWN (ESFP)

Millie Bobby BROWN (ESFJ)

Sterling K. BROWN (ENFJ)

Tina BROWN (ENTJ)

Marques BROWNLEE (INTJ)

Carrie BROWNSTEIN (ENTP)

Eric BRUNET (ESTJ)

Carla BRUNI (ISFP)

Kobe BRYANT (ENTJ)

Michael BUBLÉ (ESFJ)

Jeff BUCKLEY (INFP)

Gisele BÜDCHEN (ESFJ)

Bo BURNHAM (ENFP)

Tanya BURR (ISFJ)

Tim BURTON (INFP)

Kate BUSH (INFP)

Sophia BUSH (ENFJ)

Vitalik BUTTERIN (INTP)

Judith BUTLER (INFP)

David BYRNE (INTP)

Gabriel BYRNE (INFJ)

Name starts with: A B, C D, E F,  G H, I J K L, M N O P, Q R S T, U V W X Y Z.

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A message from @jistarr 🚨🚨ANNOUNCEMENT🚨🚨 OLLIE ENTERTAINMENT will donate some 50%of the proceeds to Hurricane Fiona Relief for Puerto Rico and a portion of that will be for @mipatria.pr so it's so important to get your tickets NOW! Also Added to the line up is Tano the Pofhet @tano_el_lobo @toby1968 . . Ollie Entertainment Presents Sat October 22nd Jerry Rivera @jerryrivera & Friends with Brenda K Star @officialbrendakstarr & Angel Lopez @angelopezmusica under the musical direction of Bobby Allende @bobbyallendeoficial hosted by @jistarr marketing & promotions by @puertoricanflagsup also more acts to be announced but tickets are on sale now at www.lehmancenter.org get yours before it sells out. #prflagsup #puertoricansflagsup #lehmancenter #salsa #jerryrivera #Bronx #concert #boricua #nuyorican #puertorico #culture #brendakstar #angellopez #concert #music https://www.instagram.com/p/Cj3HHhqONq-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[thedjmusic]

Traxsource Top 250 Deep Tech + Bonus Tracks 2022-06-12

DOWNLOAD: https://thedjmusic.com/music/traxsource_top_250_deep_tech_bonus_tracks_2022_06_120

DATA CREATED: 2022-06-12 TOTAL: 249 GENRE: Minimal / Deep Tech

1-800 GIRLS - Move With Me

ANOTR - Atomic Air

ANOTR - Black Box

ANOTR - Everything You Say

ANOTR - Live For Another

ANOTR - TALI

ASTRE, PSTW - Hot Chords

Alan Fitzpatrick, DJ Deeon - Shake That Thang (DJOKO Remix)

Alex Arnout - Punkadelic (Original Mix)

Alfa Mist - Organic Rust

Andrea Giudice - Straight N Shake (Original Mix)

Andrew Azara - The Pressure

Andrew Azara, Robin Fett - Time Machine

Andrew Azara, Timmy P - Full Swing (Original Mix)

Andrey Loud - Tense (Original Mix)

Animist, AR38 - Late Nights - Animist Remix

Archie Hamilton - The Universe

Artmann - Enter The Wave

Baby Luck, Old Man Saxon - Touchy Feely

Bizen Lopez - I Love Buttons

Bizen Lopez - Made to Impress (Original Mix)

Blackchild (ITA) - Hasta el Cuatro

Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do for Love

Brizman, Artslaves - Negiot - Artslaves Unrestricted Remix

Burial, Four Tet - Nova

Caique Carvalho, Wildsuad - Call On Me

Carloh - Backlash

Carloh - Ritmo Rico

Casey Spillman - Won't Give Up

Catz 'n Dogz, Megane Mercury - Kiki (Solomun Remix)

Charlie Banks - Another Love (Original Mix)

Charlie Banks - Scenic Route

Chicks Luv Us - Freakon

Chris Stussy - Evening Drive

Chris Stussy, S.A.M. - Breather

Christian Engh - Tingle

Cla$$ & JCult, Jho Roscioli - To Da Beat

Classmatic - El Primer Corazon

Classmatic, Nfasis - Toma Dale

Cloud One - Patty Duke

Crazy P - If Life Could Be This Way

Cymande - Dove

D'Gian, Vicho Honorato - Talak - Original Mix

D'Julz - Highway

DJ Cam Quartet - New York New York

DJ Simi - Knowledge

DJOKO - My Bad Your Fault

DJOKO - Washed Away

DJOKO, Wlad - Superformer

Daan Steenman - Plastic Surgery (Jamback Remix)

Dachshund - Corruption

Dale Howard - Lippy (Original Mix)

Dani Pana, Jesse Jacob - Running To You - Jesse Jacob Remix

Dario D'attis - Believer (Paul C & Paolo Martini Remix)

Darius Syrossian, Prunk - Harlem Lights - Prunk Remix

David Berrie - Warp 2000

DeMarzo - Liquid Smoke

Den Haas - Dance Tip

Denney, James Dexter - For You

Denney, James Dexter - This Groove

Dennis Cruz - Zig Zag - Original Mix

Dennis Cruz, Leo Wood - What U Doing (Extended Mix)

Di Chiara Brothers - Homy

Dillon Marinez - Facelift

Dimmish - Boozeman

Dimmish - Burning Down

Dimmish - Make It Happen

Dimmish - Mr. Liar

Dimmish - No Drama

Dimmish - Vibes (Original Mix)

Dirty Dan - Deep Soul

Dj Steaw, Aron Volta - Knockout - Aron Volta Remix

Djoko - Rapture

Drez (HU) - Machine Funk

Duke Hugh - Greenleaf

Dusky - Flo Jam

East End Dubs - bRave

Ed Hodge - Ten Tonne

Eddy M - Really Really Hot (Original Mix)

Eddy M, Dennis Cruz - Goldigger (Original Mix)

Eskuche, James Dexter - Feelings - James Dexter Remix

Evan Wheeler - Deez Cutz (Edit)

Fabe (GER) - Different Loop

Fabe (Ger) - All You

Fabe (Ger) - From Top To Bottom

Fabe (Ger) - No End In Sight

Fisher Feat. Shermanology - It's A Killa (Shermanology Edit)

Fiyahdred - Anyway (Do It)

Francisco Allendes - What You Do

Francisco Tettamanti - Back 2 Mood

Frank Ocean - Sweet Life

Franky Rizardo, KiRiK - Diamond

Franky Rizardo, Motion Sky - Everybody

GOLFOS - NOW JAZZ - MIDNIGHT MIX

GoldRed - Everything

Gorge - Darkness (Original Mix)

Harvey Sutherland, DāM-FunK - Feeling Of Love

Hodgey - Get Down (Original Mix)

Horatio - Take 5

Hot Since 82, Jem Cooke - Buggin' (Dyook Remix)

Italobros - Universe

Jaden Thompson - Closer

Jamback - Motion

Jansons - Moving On (Original Mix)

Jason Xmoon - You

Jerëmie., Italobros - Attention

Jesse Jacob - Funky As

Jesse Jacob - Let It Ride

Jimi Jules - Burning

Jizz - Onyx - Original Mix

Jizz - What is Love (Original Mix)

Jizz, ADRIANZA, Mihai Popoviciu - Show Me - Mihai Popoviciu Remix

Job De Jong, Stef Davidse - Years Go By - Stef Davidse Remix

Joe Vanditti - Whole Life

Joe Vanditti, Michel Talle - IPAP

Jordan Rakei - Bruises

Josh Baker - Energy (Original Mix)

Josh Butler & Dennis Cruz - Coming Up

Joy Orbison, TYSON - born slipping

Julian (AR) - Dance With Me - Original Mix

Julian Millan - Agape

Kahu - You Rock

Kai Rodriguez - Undaground

Kidoo, Robert Onut - Late Sunset (Original Mix)

Konov - Rules Of Melody

Kreature - Summer Days

Kreature, Rendher - Excuse Me - Rendher Remix

Kreech - Back To Me

Late Replies - Dream (Original Mix)

Late Replies - No Mixer

Late Replies - Summer at 93

Late Replies - Work That

Latmun - Again

Lauren Lo Sung - One Last Thing (Original Mix)

Lavy, Job De Jong - Anti Social (Original Mix)

Lee Foss, Eddy M - Social Distancing

Legit Trip - Broke My Heart

LewRaz - Early In The AM (Original Mix)

LewRaz - Shady

Litmus, Jordan Brando - Valdez

Little Simz, Cleo Sol - Woman

Lorenzo Dotti - The Cloud (Original Mix)

Luca Donzelli - Vault 24

Luuk Van Dijk - Da Revolution

Luuk Van Dijk - Got Sum

Lyand - Something Real

M-High - Days Past

M-High - Enchant me

M-High - Endless Whispers (Original Mix)

MADVILLA - Ether (Original Mix)

MOOR - Throwing Shadows

Mahony - Pasi De Dans (Original Mix)

Mai iachetti, LaRosa - 90s Trip - LaRosa Remix

Majesty - Coffee Shop (Alexis Raphael Remix)

Marc Ribot, Los Cubanos - Aurora En Pekin

Marco Strous - LOL

Mariche, Pablo Aristimuno - Not in the Morning

Mateo Dufour, Cosenza - Data Move

Max Dean - This Party (Original Mix)

Mendo - Minimal Flavour (Original Mix)

Mendo - Single Ladies (Original Mix)

Michael James - Downstream (Original Mix)

Michael James - Nobody Does

Miguel Lobo - Back In Rewind (Original Mix)

Mike Jaguar, Fernando Meza - Crystal

Mr.diamond, LEON (Italy) - Rum

Nas Elmes, Eli Samuel - Turn Me - Original Mix

Nathan Inman - Digital Love

Nathan Inman - Knock Back

Nautica (UK) - Manifest

Nick Curly - Sway (Extended Mix)

Niteplan - 020

Normani, KAYTRANADA - Wild Side (feat. KAYTRANADA) - KAYTRANADA Remix

O.B - Se Puede

ODK - One For Me

Oden & Fatzo, Fabe (Ger) - 69 Party Boys - Fabe 68 Remix

Odette - Dirty Gysele

Orchestra Baobab - Utrus Horas

Overmono - Diamond Cut

PAWSA - Roll Play (Extended Mix)

Pablo Hdez - TLT

Pablo Moses - Music Is My Desire - 2010 Remastered Version

Paluma - Britney

Paluma - Hands On

Paluma, Tyson O'brien - Speak To Tha Yung (Original Mix)

Paolo Rocco, T.O.S. - Waddabout Chu ft. T.O.S.

Piero Scratch - About Us

Prince - 17 Days - Piano & A Microphone 1983 Version

Project89 - Together (Original Mix)

Raized - Let Me See You Dance - Original Mix

Riaz Dhanani, Max Chapman - Rewind - Max Chapman Remix

Robbie Doherty - Facetime (Original Mix)

Robbie Doherty - Steel Bird

Robbie Doherty - You're Lovin' It

Robert Glasper, SiR, Bridget Kelly, Song Bird - All I Do [Feat. SiR, Bridget Kelly, Song Bird]

Robert James - Space Beats

Robin Fett, Polar (NL) - Reaching For The Moon

Robin Rafa - Do It Right

Robin Rafa - Keep Moving (Mennie remix)

Roger Sanchez - Not Enough (Josh Butler Remix)

Rossi. - Applause

Rossi. - Who Am I?

Roxelio - Get Down - Original Mix

Ruze - Felicidade (Original Mix)

Ruze - Hardwire

Ruze - Merci

Ruze - Open Door Policy

Saigon (UK) - Good For You (LewRaz Remix)

Saigon (UK) - Good For You

Samu.l - Skyline

Samuele Scelfo - Funky Like F

Sante Sansone - Exit (Original Mix)

Seth Troxler, Jaden Thompson - Talking Walls (Dub)

Sherbert, Tierap - Dancefloor Kisses (Original Mix)

Sidney Charles - Grindin

Sidney Charles - Organica

Sidney Charles - Sin City

Silk & Fuss - Funky Freddy

Simon Kidzoo - Mysterious (Extended Mix)

Southall - The Way

Space Jump - Make It (Original Mix)

Steve Bug, Cle - Butterflies Speak Poetry (Original Mix)

Sunday Noise, Paul Trelles - Swingthing

T.Markakis - Rise (Original Mix)

THEO POLES, Roberta - Until We Fly

THEOS - Turn Up Marty

Tapesh, Sunday Noise - Pressure

The Ballistic Brothers, Kenny Dope - Marching On - Nu-Yorican Soul Mix

Timmy P - Buzz The Tower (MADVILLA Remix)

Tom Caruso, Mallin - Ready - Mallin Remix

Toman - Am I Conscious

Toman - Better Is Weather

Toman - Everywhere I Go I'm Haunted By Jazz

Toman - Otro Mundo

Toman - Una Y Nada

Tommier Joyson, East End Dubs - Clap Your Hands - East End Dubs Remix

Tommy Vercetti - Freedom

Tommy Vercetti - Tranquility

Traumer - Hoodlum

Tuccillo, Kindbud - Underground (Archie Hamilton's Frequency Remix)

TwoSlice - Botanical Garden

TwoSlice, Dj Steaw - Down The Line - DJ Steaw Remix

U-FO - Moments

Vales - You Turn Me On

Wheats - G.T.N

Wheats - N NIGHT

Wyatt Marshall - Distant Traveller

Zynk - How We Feeling (Original Mix)

simas - Benja

[angelramirezjr]

Wow! The day has finally arrived. So excited and honored to have the greatest team as well as friends that have my back 100% and truly believe in me! My song "Sin Respiración" is out in a day or so (feat.) Mister Fitzwell and the great Chris Perez! What an honor!!! Thank you, Adan Perez, Marioso De Jesus, Bobby Allende, Christopher Sanchez, Charles M. Garcia, Esteban Piñero, and my brother from another mother Jeff Vigil for truly believing in me and my music! Love you guys! Let's take a ride! To anyone going through hard times... keep the faith and know that IT'S ALL HAPPENING FOR A GOOD REASON! To all the loving fans from around the world that NEVER EVER gave up on me, this one's for you! xoxo 💋 #music #love #life #kindness #forgiveness #musicalatinaurbana #latinos #romance #vida #amorproprio #diostebendiga #god #faith #salsa Mami, Papi esto es para ti! Los extraño muchísimo y NUNCA me dejaré por vencido! Descansen en Paz siempre 😔🙏🏽💐 https://www.instagram.com/p/CeIrPb8ur0g/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rjt4]

Somebody Blew Up America by Amiri Baraka

They say its some terrorist, some barbaric A Rab, in Afghanistan It wasn’t our American terrorists It wasn’t the Klan or the Skin heads Or the them that blows up nigger Churches, or reincarnates us on Death Row It wasn’t Trent Lott Or David Duke or Giuliani Or Schundler, Helms retiring

It wasn’t The gonorrhea in costume The white sheet diseases That have murdered black people Terrorized reason and sanity Most of humanity, as they pleases

They say (who say?) Who do the saying Who is them paying Who tell the lies Who in disguise Who had the slaves Who got the bux out the Bucks

Who got fat from plantations Who genocided Indians Tried to waste the Black nation

Who live on Wall Street The first plantation Who cut your nuts off Who rape your ma Who lynched your pa

Who got the tar, who got the feathers Who had the match, who set the fires Who killed and hired Who say they God & still be the Devil

Who the biggest only Who the most goodest Who do Jesus resemble

Who created everything Who the smartest Who the greatest Who the richest Who say you ugly and they the goodlookingest

Who define art Who define science

Who made the bombs Who made the guns

Who bought the slaves, who sold them

Who called you them names Who say Dahmer wasn’t insane

Who? Who? Who?

Who stole Puerto Rico Who stole the Indies, the Philipines, Manhattan Australia & The Hebrides Who forced opium on the Chinese

Who own them buildings Who got the money Who think you funny Who locked you up Who own the papers

Who owned the slave ship Who run the army

Who the fake president Who the ruler Who the banker

Who? Who? Who?

Who own the mine Who twist your mind Who got bread Who need peace Who you think need war

Who own the oil Who do no toil Who own the soil Who is not a nigger Who is so great ain’t nobody bigger

Who own this city

Who own the air Who own the water

Who own your crib Who rob and steal and cheat and murder and make lies the truth Who call you uncouth

Who live in the biggest house Who do the biggest crime Who go on vacation anytime

Who killed the most niggers Who killed the most Jews Who killed the most Italians Who killed the most Irish Who killed the most Africans Who killed the most Japanese Who killed the most Latinos

Who? Who? Who?

Who own the ocean

Who own the airplanes Who own the malls Who own television Who own radio

Who own what ain’t even known to be owned Who own the owners that ain’t the real owners

Who own the suburbs Who suck the cities Who make the laws

Who made Bush president Who believe the confederate flag need to be flying Who talk about democracy and be lying

Who the Beast in Revelations Who 666 Who know who decide Jesus get crucified

Who the Devil on the real side Who got rich from Armenian genocide

Who the biggest terrorist Who change the bible Who killed the most people Who do the most evil Who don’t worry about survival

Who have the colonies Who stole the most land Who rule the world Who say they good but only do evil Who the biggest executioner

Who? Who? Who?

Who own the oil Who want more oil Who told you what you think that later you find out a lie

Who? Who? Who?

Who found Bin Laden, maybe they Satan Who pay the CIA, Who knew the bomb was gonna blow Who know why the terrorists Learned to fly in Florida, San Diego

Who know why Five Israelis was filming the explosion And cracking they sides at the notion

Who need fossil fuel when the sun ain’t goin’ nowhere

Who make the credit cards Who get the biggest tax cut Who walked out of the Conference Against Racism Who killed Malcolm, Kennedy & his Brother Who killed Dr King, Who would want such a thing? Are they linked to the murder of Lincoln?

Who invaded Grenada Who made money from apartheid Who keep the Irish a colony Who overthrow Chile and Nicaragua later

Who killed David Sibeko, Chris Hani, the same ones who killed Biko, Cabral, Neruda, Allende, Che Guevara, Sandino,

Who killed Kabila, the ones who wasted Lumumba, Mondlane, Betty Shabazz, Die, Princess Di, Ralph Featherstone, Little Bobby

Who locked up Mandela, Dhoruba, Geronimo, Assata, Mumia, Garvey, Dashiell Hammett, Alphaeus Hutton

Who killed Huey Newton, Fred Hampton, Medgar Evers, Mikey Smith, Walter Rodney, Was it the ones who tried to poison Fidel Who tried to keep the Vietnamese Oppressed

Who put a price on Lenin’s head

Who put the Jews in ovens, and who helped them do it Who said “America First” and ok’d the yellow stars

Who killed Rosa Luxembourg, Liebneckt Who murdered the Rosenbergs And all the good people iced, tortured, assassinated, vanished

Who got rich from Algeria, Libya, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Saudi, Kuwait, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Palestine,

Who cut off peoples hands in the Congo Who invented Aids Who put the germs In the Indians’ blankets Who thought up “The Trail of Tears”

Who blew up the Maine & started the Spanish American War Who got Sharon back in Power Who backed Batista, Hitler, Bilbo, Chiang kai Chek

Who decided Affirmative Action had to go Reconstruction, The New Deal, The New Frontier, The Great Society,

Who do Tom Ass Clarence Work for Who doo doo come out the Colon’s mouth Who know what kind of Skeeza is a Condoleeza Who pay Connelly to be a wooden negro Who give Genius Awards to Homo Locus Subsidere

Who overthrew Nkrumah, Bishop, Who poison Robeson, who try to put DuBois in Jail Who frame Rap Jamil al Amin, Who frame the Rosenbergs, Garvey, The Scottsboro Boys, The Hollywood Ten

Who set the Reichstag Fire

Who knew the World Trade Center was gonna get bombed Who told 4000 Israeli workers at the Twin Towers To stay home that day Why did Sharon stay away?

Who? Who? Who?

Explosion of Owl the newspaper say The devil face cd be seen

Who make money from war Who make dough from fear and lies Who want the world like it is Who want the world to be ruled by imperialism and national oppression and terror violence, and hunger and poverty.

Who is the ruler of Hell? Who is the most powerful

Who you know ever Seen God?

But everybody seen The Devil

Like an Owl exploding In your life in your brain in your self Like an Owl who know the devil All night, all day if you listen, Like an Owl Exploding in fire. We hear the questions rise In terrible flame like the whistle of a crazy dog

Like the acid vomit of the fire of Hell Who and Who and WHO who who Whoooo and Whooooooooooooooooooooo!

[theultimatefan]

La Vida Baseball Rolls Out Strong Lineup For MLB Openers

TeamWorks Media today announced that La Vida Baseball, its award winning English and Spanish language baseball platform, will provide extensive coverage of some of the biggest names around MLB as we head towards the re-start of baseball this weekend. LaVida Baseball will have coast to coast coverage with reporters in cities from New York and Chicago to San Diego and St. Louis as part of its live streaming content. The platform is coming off a four-month period of record engagement despite baseball being on hiatus, reaching more than 11 million fans alone in the past thirty days, making it one of the most visited independent sports-specific sites and service available.

“Our business is all about bringing the personalities of the game to a dedicated and thriving digital first audience who are both English and Spanish speaking but share a passion for baseball, and the last few months have been both educational and evolutionary in our learnings,” said TeamWorks Media co-founder Jay Sharman. “We have been able to identify daily stories and bring in a wide range of personalities, from media and ownership to players and families, who used our platform to share stories, and we look forward to advancing those conversations now that we are close to getting back on the field for what will be a historic run to October for MLB.”

Starting today and culminating on Friday the 24th, La Vida Baseball will be expanding its regular live broadcast window to include coast to coast drop ins with a lineup that includes:

Linda G. Alvarado, co-owner of the Colorado Rockies

Bob Kendrick, NLBM President

Gabe Kapler, San Francisco Giants Manager

Luis Gonzalez, former MLB star and current DBacks executive

Enrique Rojas, ESPN journalist

Jose Mota, bilingual broadcaster for Angels/FOX/MLB Network

Henry Santos, lead singer for the legendary Dominican group Aventura | New York

Bobby Allende renowned musical artist and baseball fan | New York

Jon Morosi, MLB Network announcer

Jose Contreras, former MLB player

Mike Janela, New York Mets play-by-play voice

Bengie Molina, former MLB players and current Cardinals Spanish language broadcaster

All that will be in addition to the live social media streaming series, highlighted by La Vida Baseball ¡Live!, the brand’s weekday interactive, fan-centric live show, hosted by Jennifer Mercedes (@Chica_Deportes); El Bullpen the daily, short-form cultural video round-up, hosted by Julie Alexandria (@JulieAlexandria); Being Guillén, a hilarious weekly show and podcast, hosted by former World Series Champion manager, Ozzie Guillén and two of his sons, Ozzie Guillén Jr. and Oney Guillén; Gaming with The Guilléns, a live, engaging Twitch experience where Guillén Jr. challenges Major Leaguers to play him in the video game “MLB The Show,” and Home Plate, a newly video series celebrates food and lifestyle hosted by Jennifer Mercedes and Julie Alexandria.